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Media Advisory
Irvine, CA October 25, 1995 -- Continuus Software, a leading provider of change management solutions for software development, today announced that it has been listed in Inc. magazine's annual list of the 500 fastest-growing private companies in the United States. Continuus Software made Inc.'s list based on its revenue growth rate of 566% between 1990 and 1994. This is the first time that Continuus has been named in The Inc. 500.
Based on an open, client/server architecture, Continuus Software offers the only software change management system that manages the entire process of software development and ongoing maintenance. Designed for development teams, Continuus/CM and PT products feature a predefined, customizable process model for rapid implementation, as well as a suite of customization tools for end users . The company has also recently announced delivery on the first phase of its multiplatform strategy to bring Continuus' change management solutions to software teams developing on a mix of PC and UNIX desktop and server platforms.
Based in Irvine, California, Continuus Software is a leading provider of change management solutions for software development. The company develops and markets Continuus/CM and PT, a comprehensive, process- oriented suite, used to manage software developme nt and ongoing maintenance. Additionally, the company offers extensive consulting, training and integration services.
With these products and services, Continuus sets a new industry standard in change and configuration management, process support, ease-of-use, flexibility and scalability to help software developers increase team productivity, improve product quality and speed time to market. Continuus is a privately-owned, venture-backed corporation. Products are sold direct in North America, France, Germany and the UK as well as through resellers in other countries. Customers include: Apple, BMW, Bell Atlantic, Chemical Bank, Lockheed, Motorola, Rockwell, ScotiaMcLeod, Texas Instruments and Tandem Computers.
File Date: 11/08/95