| OraMetrix, Inc. Tops Deloitte’s Texas Technology Fast 50 Ranking of the Fastest Growing Companies, with 8,528 Percent Revenue Growth over 5 Years |
| Texas Technology Fast 50 Companies Experience Average Revenue Growth of 1,496 Percent |
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HOUSTON, OCT. 31, 2008 — OraMetrix, Inc., of Richardson, Texas, tops the list of the fastest-growing companies in Texas as recognized by Deloitte LLP at an award event held October 30, 2008, in Fort Worth. The “Texas Technology Fast 50,” an annual award program, ranks technology, media, telecommunications and life sciences companies in Texas by percentage revenue growth over five years. “The companies named to Deloitte’s Texas Technology Fast 50 list have demonstrated the vision, tenacity and strength to succeed in today’s very competitive technology environment,” said Amy Chronis, managing partner of Deloitte’s Central Texas practice, and chair of the 2008 Texas Technology Fast 50. “We applaud their successes as the few to achieve these impressive growth rates over the past five years.” Companies are selected based on percentage revenue growth over five years from 2003 to 2007. To be considered, Technology Fast 50 entrants must: have operating revenues of at least $50,000 in 2003 and at least $5,000,000 in 2007; be headquartered in Texas; own proprietary technology or proprietary intellectual property that contributes to a significant portion of its operating revenues or devote a significant proportion of revenues to the research and development of technology. Using other companies' technology or intellectual property in a unique way does not qualify. Subsidiaries and divisions are not eligible, unless they have some public ownership and are separately traded. The 2008 Texas Technology Fast 50 company ranking is as follows: | Ranking | Company Name | 5-Year Growth % | City | | 1 | OraMetrix, Inc. | Richardson | 8528% | | 2 | Zebra Imaging, Inc. | Austin | 8515% | | 3 | ERF Wireless, Inc. | League City | 8338% | | 4 | American Unit Inc. | Frisco | 6744% | | 5 | CREDANT Technologies | Addison | 6708% | | 6 | GENBAND Inc. | Plano | 3920% | | 7 | NewMarket Technology, Inc. | Dallas | 3867% | | 8 | Anue Systems, Inc. | Austin | 2261% | | 9 | BBS Technologies, Inc. | Houston | 2153% | | 10 | Additech, Inc. | Houston | 1926% | | 11 | RigNet, Inc. | Houston | 1814% | | 12 | Zilliant, Inc. | Austin | 1497% | | 13 | Global Supply Chain Solutions, Inc. | Farmers Branch | 1480% | | 14 | Pinnacle Technical Resources, Inc. | Dallas | 1337% | | 15 | ObjectWin Technology, Inc. | Houston | 1141% | | 16 | Surgient, Inc. | Austin | 1138% | | 17 | Titan Global Holdings, Inc. | Richardson | 991% | | 18 | Plexent | Addison | 961% | | 19 | One Technologies, L.P. | Dallas | 734% | | 20 | Convio, Inc. | Austin | 707% | | 21 | NetQoS, Inc. | Austin | 671% | | 22 | Perficient, Inc. | Austin | 623% | | 23 | Valence Technology, Inc. | Austin | 552% | | 24 | PreCash, Inc. | Houston | 500% | | 25 | Medical Present Value, Inc. | Austin | 440% | | 26 | MetroPCS Communications, Inc. | Dallas | 396% | | 27 | INX Inc. | Houston | 377% | | 28 | ION Geophysical Corporation | Houston | 375% | | 29 | Accuro Healthcare Solutions* | Dallas | 364% | | 30 | ATSI Communications, Inc. | San Antonio | 356% | | 31 | Goodman Networks, Inc. | Plano | 355% | | 32 | DataCert, Inc. | Houston | 342% | | 33 | DYONYX, LP | Houston | 339% | | 34 | Zix Corporation | Dallas | 313% | | 35 | WorldLink, Inc. | Frisco | 312% | | 36 | IRM Corporation** | Dallas | 311% | | 37 | SolarWinds, Inc. | Austin | 311% | | 38 | Troux Technologies, Inc. | Austin | 307% | | 39 | Glow Networks, Inc. | Richardson | 290% | | 40 | VI Technology, Inc. | Austin | 264% | | 41 | ThePlanet.com Internet Services, Inc. | Houston | 259% | | 42 | GHN-Online | Dallas | 255% | | 43 | QuickArrow, Inc. | Austin | 248% | | 44 | Automated Circuit Design | Richardson | 242% | | 45 | Encysive Pharmaceuticals, Inc.*** | Houston | 228% | | 46 | US Dataworks, Inc. | Sugar Land | 226% | | 47 | True Automation, Inc. | Plano | 219% | | 48 | ENGlobal Corporation | Houston | 194% | | 49 | Diodes Incorporated | Dallas | 193% | | 50 | QuantumDigital, Inc. | Austin | 187% |
* Accuro Healthcare Solutions was acquired by MedAssets, Inc. on June 3, 2008.
** IRM Corporation was acquired by AFS Technologies on Aug. 29, 2008.
*** Encysive Pharmaceuticals, Inc. was acquired by Pfizer on June 8, 2008. The Texas Technology Fast 50 program is presented by Deloitte LLP, in association with America’s 401k, CresaPartners, Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP, NASDAQ OMX, Porsche and TriNet. Related content: Overview: Fast 50 Program
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