The software developer and reseller also reported revenue of nearly $9.6 million for 2011, above the $9.3 million reported for 2010.
“We had a successful 2011 as we reported record revenue and record net income,” Jason Wadzinski, Advant-e chairman and chief executive, said in a statement. released Thursday. He added that the company moved to a new facility “which provides space and infrastructure improvements. The company is based at 2434 Esquire Road.
Advant-e owns Edict Systems Inc. and Merkur Group Inc. The company is a provider of Internet-based electronic data interchange and electronic document management software and services, helping businesses automate manual and paper-intensive processes.
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