Metastorm proclaims record revenues

Metastorm, a leading provider of Business Process Management (BPM), Business Process Analysis (BPA), and Enterprise Architecture (EA) software for aligning strategy with execution, today announced financial results for its fiscal year ending December 31, 2007. The privately-held company posted record total and record license revenues, increased profitability and reported a continued increase in enterprise-wide deployments of its software.

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The company has met all of its key financial targets for the year while at the same time completing three strategic acquisitions, including Proforma Corporation - a leader in enterprise modelling and process analysis software; Process Competence - a European-based process improvement consulting organisation; and Spotlight Data - a software company specialising in data analysis and process discovery. Inclusive of its 2007 acquisitions, Metastorm experienced 42 per cent growth in total revenues year-over -year. Metastorm's existing customers accounted for over 60 per cent of the company's software license revenue during the year - a strong validation of the results the Metastorm Enterprise platform delivers.

In 2007, Metastorm expanded its product portfolio to add enterprise modelling and process discovery to its traditional business process management capabilities - a strategic investment that was well received by existing customers, target prospects, and industry analysts and has thus far had a very positive impact on the growth and performance of the company. Metastorm now has the capability to help organisations significantly improve the complete end-to-end enterprise, accelerating value across all functions by aligning strategy, analysis and execution on a single platform.

Metastorm added over 165 customers to its portfolio in 2007. Some key additions in the 4th quarter of 2007 included: AEGIS Group Plc (U.K.). Allergan (U.S.), CareFirst Blue Cross Blue Shield (U.S.), CSX Corporation (U.S.), Omgeo (U.S.), Pinsent Masons (U.K.), Portugal Telecom (Portugal), and Wells Fargo (U.S.). Existing customers expanding their use of Metastorm software included Chubb & Sons (U.S.), Generali Insurance (Slovenia), Thomson Elite (U.S.), and Wyeth (U.S.). Strong adoption rates and large enterprise license deals enabled Metastorm to post its third consecutive year of profitable growth.

In addition to delivering strong financial results and significantly expanding its its global customer base in 2007, Metastorm also achieved recognition of its industry leadership from the leading analyst firms. Metastorm was named a leader in both the "Gartner Magic Quadrant for BPM Suites, 2007" and the "Forrester Human-Centric BPM Wave for Microsoft Platforms, 4Q07" reports. These credentials add to the existing recognition by both Gartner and Forrester of Metastorm as a "Leader in Enterprise Architecture Tools and Business Process Modelling Suites" - giving Metastorm a solid leadership position in all three of its target disciplines, a position that no other vendor can match.

"The investments we made in 2007 to fund strategic acquisitions and global expansion of our employee base resulted in another record year for Metastorm in terms of both financial results and industry recognition," stated Robert Farrell, chairman and CEO of Metastorm. "Our message of unifying strategy, analysis and execution on a single technology platform from Metastorm is clearly resonating in the market, and organisations from all industries are investing in Metastorm as a strategic platform for business process improvement and enterprise optimisation. We are very proud of our proven track record of delivering product innovation, customer results and strong financial performance."

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