Transfinder announces 2010 corporate milestones
Officials for the transportation management solution provider say that in 2010, the company added 203 new clients and experienced an 8-percent increase in revenue.
SCHENECTADY, N.Y. — In 2010, Transfinder, which specializes in transportation management solutions for school districts, added 203 new clients and experienced an 8-percent increase in revenue.
"2010 has been an impressive year for the company with several significant achievements," said Antonio Civitella, president and CEO. "We are on pace to grow significantly in 2011, because we will continue to do what we have always done: offer school districts solutions that answer their challenges for improved efficiency and cost savings in their student transportation operations, without sacrificing safety."
Transfinder also unveiled its first browser-based fleet management solution in 2010 — Servicefinder — and signed its first Canadian client, the Winnipeg School Division.
Moreover, Version 9.0 of the company's flagship routing solution, Routefinder Pro, offered new features to help districts become more efficient, and Transfinder held its first National Client Conference in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., in July, which attracted more than 130 attendees from 25 states.
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