Jobpartners ranked in the Sunday Times Microsoft Tech Track 100

Jobpartners, the European leader of software solutions dedicated to the PRM (People Relationship Management) market, today announced that it has been ranked in The Sunday Times Microsoft Tech Track 100 for the second year running. Jobpartners is the only PRM software provider to be recognised in the list.

ìItís fantastic to be listed in the Sunday Times Microsoft Tech Track 100 for two consecutive years,î commented Xavier Marchioni, CEO of Jobpartners. ìWeíve had another brilliant year with record growth figures and many new major customer wins such as adidas Group and Sodexho. With the war for talent showing no signs of slowing down, the need for effective talent management solutions has never been so critical. I look forward to building upon our success.î

The Sunday Times Microsoft Tech Track 100 is now in its seventh year and ranks Britainís one hundred fastest growing private technology companies according to the sales growth over a two-year period. In order to qualify companies need to be unquoted, independent and registered in Britain. The league table adopts the London Stock Exchangeís techMARK definition of what constitutes a technology company.

Jobpartners is the leader in its market and develops innovative solutions designed to support people management strategies and processes. This includes recruitment, internal mobility, performance management, package review, executives and key people management, succession planning and career development. Clients include Superdrug, Xerox, Nike, adidas Group, 3, Sodexho, NFUM, and Credit Agricole. Jobpartners has recently opened a sales subsidiary in Belgium and a development centre in Poland, and is also in the process of significantly expanding its workforce.

Jobpartnersí success has also been recognised by Real Business magazine, which has ranked the company in its Hot 100 list in both 2006 and in 2007. In the past year, Jobpartners has also been ranked third in the Deloitte Fast 50 in the UK and Ireland, and eleventh in the Deloitte Fast 500 in EMEA.