SRT Solutions hires 2, looks to add 1-2 more
SRT Solutions is continuing its slow-yet-steady march toward growth in downtown Ann Arbor.The software firm has recently added a couple more engineers, allowing it to keep its staff at 18 people. That number includes an intern and independent contractor, and is the same size as it was when we last checked in late in 2008. It hopes to hire another person or two later this year.”We’re continuing with a slower growth,” says Bill Wagner, co-founder of SRT Solutions. “We’re buying into new technologies and services we think our customers will need in the next few years.”The 10-year-old company helps businesses get software projects done on time and right the first time. Its products range from custom technology analysis, proof of concept development and software development. It’s also moving into things like cloud computing and facilitating more natural use interfaces for software.Source: Bill Wagner, co-founder of SRT SolutionsWriter: Jon Zemke
SRT Solutions is continuing its slow-yet-steady march toward growth in downtown Ann Arbor.
The software firm has recently added a couple more engineers, allowing it to keep its staff at 18 people. That number includes an intern and independent contractor, and is the same size as it was when we last checked in late in 2008. It hopes to hire another person or two later this year.
“We’re continuing with a slower growth,” says Bill Wagner, co-founder of SRT Solutions. “We’re buying into new technologies and services we think our customers will need in the next few years.”
The 10-year-old company helps businesses get software projects done on time and right the first time. Its products range from custom technology analysis, proof of concept development and software development. It’s also moving into things like cloud computing and facilitating more natural use interfaces for software.
Source: Bill Wagner, co-founder of SRT Solutions
Writer: Jon Zemke
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