(December 12, 2005, Rockville, MD) – Systalex Corporation, a leading information and IT solutions provider, announced today that it has been ranked among the top small technology companies in the greater Washington, DC metropolitan area by The Washington Business Journal. The rankings ran in the October 14, 2005 issue and identified Systalex as the number one small technology firm in Maryland and number eight overall, according to revenue numbers.
Systalex President and CEO, Weipo Liao, commented that “Systalex’s exceptional year-over-year growth is a testament to the increasing demand for, and superior quality of, our financial, information and administrative solutions and professional services. Thanks to the continued hard work of our staff and that of our strategic business partners, we will continue to grow.”
Systalex was founded in 1993 by Weipo Liao. The Company, which is an SBA certified 8(a) business, has more than 90 employees and operates in Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina’s Research Triangle Park, and Washington, DC. The Company has grown by an estimated 300% over the last three years and serves Federal-sector clients such as the Environmental Protection Agency, the U.S. Marine Corps, and the Department of Commerce.
About Systalex
At Systalex, we enable clients to more effectively access and share information across their enterprise. Founded in 1993, Systalex provides hands-on functional and technical expertise to Federal agencies in support of implementation and operations of financial, information and administrative systems. Systalex is a certified 8(a) professional services firm that has a superior track record creating business value from portal and other knowledge management technologies. Past and present clients include the Department of Commerce, including the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration, National Institute of Standards and Technology, and the Bureau of the Census, as well as, the Environmental Protection Agency, the United States Marine Corps, and the United States Postal Service.