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Mastercam Reports Record Sales Quarter

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Press Release Submitted By CNC Software:

 

CNC Software, developer of Mastercam CAD/CAM software, announces that Mastercam sales for the 1st Quarter 2007 have been the highest in the history of the company (23 years). New Mastercam seats, customers updating to the current release, and Mastercam's Maintenance program have all contributed to the company’s record quarter.

 

CNC Software also reports that sales for 11 out of the past 12 months have beaten the previous sales records set for each month since the company started in 1984.

 

"The sales trend that we are experiencing shows that Mastercam customers, new and old, are not only taking advantage of the many enhancements that we have offered over the past 2 years, but are also profiting because of them," says Steve Bertrand, Director of Corporate Sales. "In addition to new seats sold, we are experiencing an increase in orders for additional seats of Mastercam from existing customers, which is a true testament to this fact."

 

Mastercam X originally released in August of 2005, was redesigned to reduce programmer interaction and increase machining flexibility. This release, along with the introduction of the Mastercam Maintenance program, the delivery of Mastercam X2, and recently X2 MR1, have resulted in a record year in 2006 as well as the record 1st Quarter 2007.

 

Says CNC Software President, Mark Summers, "As in the past, we will use our success to reinvest in the company, in Mastercam, and in the success of our users."

 

Congratulations CNC Software!

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Only for arguments sake biggrin.gif

 

Oil companies make record profits and they are thieves. A software company makes record profits and they are getting kudos.

 

Isn't business, business no matter the industry?

 

BTW, kudos keep up the good work guys/gals

 

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quote:
Oil companies have created a gas refinery shortage to make supply run short driving up the cost and profit.

Incorrect.

 

The oil companies have been stopped every time a new refinery has been proposed.

 

Lay the blame where it belongs, the enviro-nazis and NIMBYism.

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"The oil companies have been stopped every time a new refinery has been proposed."

 

incorrect, that's the oil companies excuse.

 

"But the Consumer Federation's Cooper said the refining industry hasn't even tried to build new refineries and has instead closed 50 since the 1990s rather than make investments to make them comply with pollution laws."

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