Evigia grew its revenue by 80 percent and hired two new people in 2012, setting the stage for more of the same this year.
The Ann Arbor-based company develops and creates wireless sensing products. Its EV3 platform delivers smaller-size, higher energy efficiency and lower-cost products which allow significant improvement in the performance and cost of wireless sensing networks.
"We are projecting about 80-90 percent growth," says Navid Yazdi, CEO of
Evigia. "We expect to hire another 5-6 people."
Evigia's sales are being driven by industrial firms and companies looking to better manage workflow and inventory. Yazdi wants his company to become one of the larger players in these markets and more. Evigia is planning to expand its client base to more businesses in the chemical and energy industries.
"That will increase our growth," Yazdi says. "We are also in the process of introducing new products in late 2013 and early 2014."
Source: Navid Yazdi, CEO of Evigia
Writer: Jon Zemke
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