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Three New Hampshire-based companies have been named to the 2005 list of the fastest-growing tech companies in New England.
Compiled each year by Deloitte & Touche LLP and Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP, the New England Technology Fast 50 lists the fastest-growing technology companies in the region based on revenue growth over five years.
New Hampshire companies named to the list were:
— No. 23, Ecora Software Corp., Portsmouth, which reported revenue growth of 830 percent over the last five years.
— No. 32, eCopy Inc., Nashua, which grew at a 384 percent pace over the period
— No. 43, Bentley Pharmaceuticals Inc., Exeter, which posted a 294 percent increase over the period.
Click Tactics, a Waltham, Mass.-based provider of Internet-based services and software for direct marketing programs, was named the fastest-growing technology company in New England, with more than 7,500 percent revenue growth over five years. – JEFF FEINGOLD
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