ATHENS, Ala., April 04, 2016 -- Edgewater Fullscope, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Edgewater Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ:EDGW) and leading provider of Microsoft Dynamics AX and CRM Cloud solutions to manufacturers, announced today that it has changed the name of its CRM division, Zero2Ten, effective today, to the corporate name, Edgewater Fullscope.
Fullscope added Zero2Ten, the award-winning Microsoft Cloud CRM partner, to its Microsoft business practice in March 2015. “It’s been a great experience, and we are excited about the opportunities for continued success under our united brand,” said Russell Smith, senior vice president of Fullscope. “We successfully merged our organizations, helped our customers benefit from additional Microsoft solutions, and continued to grow our overall Microsoft practice.”
The original CRM management team remains intact, and Paul Colella will continue to lead the Fullscope CRM practice.
“The synergy between the Dynamics AX and CRM practices is even greater than we originally expected,” Colella said. “There is so much opportunity for our existing and future customers to leverage the Microsoft technology platform for better control of their entire business processes. Early on we established a strong rhythm between our marketing and sales teams that uncovered short-term cross sell opportunities, and we believe these efforts will continue to drive future business. Our Cloud CRM experience also lends itself nicely to the new release of Dynamics AX, and will enable us to offer a true cloud-first offering to our customers. We’ve executed the integration of our teams, and I could not be more pleased.”
For more information about Fullscope, visit our website (www.fullscope.com).
About Edgewater Fullscope
Edgewater Fullscope delivers innovative Microsoft ERP, CRM and BI solutions and services on premise or in the cloud to manufacturers in North America and Europe. The award-winning company is one of the largest resellers of Microsoft Dynamics AX and CRM. For more information, visit www.fullscope.com.
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Company Contact: Edgewater Fullscope, Inc. Timothy R. Oakes, Chief Financial Officer Russell Smith, Senior Vice President/Investor Relations Tel 1-781-246-3343 [email protected] Matthew Selinger or Steven Hooser Three Part Advisors 817-310-8776


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