Orange Information Systems Group - We are delighted to be listed in the Sunday Times Tech Track 100 for the third consecutive year. The league table ranks Britain's 100 private technology companies with the fastest-growing sales.

Sunday Times Tech Track 100 lists Orange Information Systems Group for 3rd year running

We are delighted to be listed in the Sunday Times Tech Track 100 for the third consecutive year. The league table ranks Britain's 100 private technology companies with the fastest-growing sales.

Now in its eleventh year, the Tech Track 100 league table supplement was published in The Sunday Times on 18 September 2011, with Microsoft as the title sponsor. Orange Information Systems Group came in 84th in the league table this year.

The 2011 Tech Track 100 ranked Britain's fastest-growing private technology companies, based on their revenues from the last three years. A typical Tech Track 100 company is owned and run by entrepreneurs and has between 20 and 100 staff. Growth ranged from 35% pa to 360% pa, with sales typically between £5m and £50m.

“It’s great to see our service is everything ethos proven with an award like this. It just goes to show that focusing on our clients needs keeps us growing at a tremendous pace despite tough economic times.” Jody Pawson, Group Sales Director, Orange Information Systems Group

The Sunday Times publication stated “[Orange Information Systems Group] established a subsidiary in 2009 to service larger companies and has offices in London and Birmingham with plans to set up shop in Hong Kong in the next year. A recruitment drive and the launch of its subsidiary fuelled sales growth of 42% a year, from £5.9m in 2008 to £16.8m in 2011.”

Other well-known and emerging brands on the 2011 league table include online money lender Wonga, price comparison website Gocompare.com, and music recognition service provider Shazam.

The 2011 awards dinner will be held on 15 November in London. The full list published in the Sunday Times can be found on Fast Track's Tech Track 100 website.

Posted: 21st Sep 2011