The technology and service provider headquartered in Boston, operating a diverse set of business lines that support online brokerage firms, reports revenues higher by $5.7 million in 2013 over the previous year.
Boston Technologies (BT), one of the competing providers of back-office solutions and bridge technologies that helps connect brokers with 3rd party services and solutions including its own developed products, has announced a very successful year for 2013, according to a recent communication made to clients, highlighting an infographic the company had made to share the update.
The company reported revenue at $20.5 million for 2013, and up 38% over 2012 revenue fo $14.8 million, as organizational changes had re-positioned the firm's business along with a newly launched product and business lines.
BT Revenue Excerpt from 2013 Infographic [Source: Boston Technolgies]
Following the announcement, Forex Magnates' reporters spoke with George Popescu, CEO of Boston Technologies, who said, "BT is becoming a more mature company and the re-organizations we did over the last year are paying off. However our focus is on innovation and in 2014 we are going to enter 2 new complete markets at least."
The firm has recently overcome challenges as reported by Forex Magnates in recent weeks.
A full copy of the infographic can be seen on BT's official website, along with the official press release, updated as an article written by the company's VP of Global Sales, Natallia Hunik.
Boston Technologies (BT), one of the competing providers of back-office solutions and bridge technologies that helps connect brokers with 3rd party services and solutions including its own developed products, has announced a very successful year for 2013, according to a recent communication made to clients, highlighting an infographic the company had made to share the update.
The company reported revenue at $20.5 million for 2013, and up 38% over 2012 revenue fo $14.8 million, as organizational changes had re-positioned the firm's business along with a newly launched product and business lines.
BT Revenue Excerpt from 2013 Infographic [Source: Boston Technolgies]
Following the announcement, Forex Magnates' reporters spoke with George Popescu, CEO of Boston Technologies, who said, "BT is becoming a more mature company and the re-organizations we did over the last year are paying off. However our focus is on innovation and in 2014 we are going to enter 2 new complete markets at least."
The firm has recently overcome challenges as reported by Forex Magnates in recent weeks.
A full copy of the infographic can be seen on BT's official website, along with the official press release, updated as an article written by the company's VP of Global Sales, Natallia Hunik.
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