Ann Arbor’s Stout Systems nearly doubles staff
Ann Arbor’s Stout Systems is feeling its oats these days. Not only has the software firm almost doubled its staff since 2006, growing from 15 employees to 25 people and five independent contractors., it also recently opened an office in Detroit and expects to grow its staff by as many as six people by the end of the year. Oh, and it’s also looking into starting an internship program. “There doesn’t seem to be any lack of demand for software development services,” says John W Stout, president and founder of Stout Systems. Stout Systems started 15 years ago with just Stout. The firm specializes in software development and helping firms with technical staffing such as computer programmers or project managers. Most of the company’s recent growth comes from website customization and an expansion of its expert-level software development services.”The only thing that limits us is if we decided we didn’t want to get much bigger,” Stout says. “Source: John W Stout, president and founder of Stout SystemsWriter: Jon Zemke
Ann Arbor’s Stout Systems is feeling its oats these days. Not only has the software firm almost doubled its staff since 2006, growing from 15 employees to 25 people and five independent contractors., it also recently opened an office in Detroit and expects to grow its staff by as many as six people by the end of the year.
Oh, and it’s also looking into starting an internship program.
“There doesn’t seem to be any lack of demand for software development services,” says John W Stout, president and founder of Stout Systems.
Stout Systems started 15 years ago with just Stout. The firm specializes in software development and helping firms with technical staffing such as computer programmers or project managers.
Most of the company’s recent growth comes from website customization and an expansion of its expert-level software development services.
“The only thing that limits us is if we decided we didn’t want to get much bigger,” Stout says. “
Source: John W Stout, president and founder of Stout Systems
Writer: Jon Zemke
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