March 13, 2003 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Managed Web hosting and IT Services provider Inflow Inc. (Inflow.com) announced on Thursday that it has seen successful operating results for its Atlanta IDC, including significant EBITDA gains, new customers and acquisitions.
EBITDA for the fourth quarter grew by 36 percent to approximately $345,000 over the third quarter of 2002. The growth, says Inflow, was due to increased revenue from new and existing customers and continued success in reducing operating costs. Fourth quarter 2002 recurring revenue was $1.03 million. According to Inflow, revenue was driven mostly by new customer additions, which increased the facility's total customers by 11 percent over the third quarter to 69 by the year's end. The new customers included TechLinks, Compass Inc. and Descartes Systems Group.
According to Inflow, the facility delivered 100 percent availability in facility and Internet access services for the 11th straight quarter. Mean time to install customers improved to 17 days and, excluding the effect of third-party provisioning delays, mean time to install was six days.
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