Hot Banana Grows Web CMS Client Base

Hits operational milestones in five months since acquisition by J.L. Halsey

Jan. 19, 2007 11:00 AM

(SYS-CON Media) - Hot Banana Software, Inc. (www.hotbanana.com), a provider of Web content management for marketing, has announced that it has won 20 new clients and achieved a number of key operational milestones since August, when J.L. Halsey acquired the company.

The company’s more than 200-strong client base grew by 10 percent during the period. The diverse cross-section of new accounts includes Arnold Clark Finance, Hot Banana’s first UK client, and Fortune 500 giant Ingersoll Rand.

New channel partners have been signed to sell, implement and support Hot Banana, including ipXperts in Mexico, UK firm White October and Oasis Technology Partners in the United States.

To further solidify its international presence, Hot Banana established U.S. headquarters in Menlo Park, CA, near its fellow Halsey subsidiary, EmailLabs. The company also grew its workforce by more than 50 percent, building out its R&D, sales and marketing teams, and expanded its Canadian headquarters.

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