Isilon 'makes headway in the headwind'
09 May 2008
Isilon Systems continues to perform well despite turbulent financial markets, the company has revealed.
Financial figures for the first quarter of 2008 show the firm achieved a profit margin of 53.5 per cent over the three-month period, compared with 48.1 per cent during the same period in 2007.
Within sales during the period, an unprecedented level of interest was recorded from those who have previously bought products from the company.
Sujal Patel, president and chief executive officer of Isilon Systems, says: "We witnessed record levels of repeat purchases from existing customers, reflecting Isilon's strong value proposition and the modular pay-as-you-grow architecture of our clustered storage systems."
The spokesperson adds that the figures are encouraging as Isilon Systems looks towards the future and emerges from more troubling times in recent quarters.
Isilon Systems' X series of clustered storage systems was recently granted the accolade of Best of Show for the IT infrastructure sector at the Bio-IT World Conference and Expo.
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