Metric-X capitalizes on move to Metro Detroit
Metric-X recently made the move from its former home in Ohio to Metro Detroit, and it's easy to deduce why if you listen to the tech company's leadership. "It's a happening area," says Saad Shah, founder & president of Metric-X. "The companies are coming back and getting stronger. They are investing in their IT technology." The 13-year-old company specializes in providing software and mobile solutions to other businesses. It moved to Troy last year and just executed a move to downtown Rochester to accommodate the company's growth. It currently employs a dozen people and looks to continue to expand. Helping drive Metric-X's growth is its expansion into creating its own software, launching an add-on for Microsoft Excel last year. "We think there is a lot of potential for it," Shah says. Source: Saad Shah, founder & president of Metric-X Writer: Jon Zemke Read more about Metro Detroit's growing entrepreneurial ecosystem at SEMichiganStartup.com.
Metric-X recently made the move from its former home in Ohio to Metro Detroit, and it’s easy to deduce why if you listen to the tech company’s leadership.
“It’s a happening area,” says Saad Shah, founder & president of Metric-X. “The companies are coming back and getting stronger. They are investing in their IT technology.”
The 13-year-old company specializes in providing software and mobile solutions to other businesses. It moved to Troy last year and just executed a move to downtown Rochester to accommodate the company’s growth. It currently employs a dozen people and looks to continue to expand.
Helping drive Metric-X’s growth is its expansion into creating its own software, launching an add-on for Microsoft Excel last year. “We think there is a lot of potential for it,” Shah says.
Source: Saad Shah, founder & president of Metric-X
Writer: Jon Zemke
Read more about Metro Detroit’s growing entrepreneurial ecosystem at SEMichiganStartup.com.
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