Company CallCopy, one of the prominent provider of VoIP call center technologies and solutions, has been ranked number 508 on the Inc. 5000 – Inc. magazine’s exclusive ratings on the nation’s fastest-growing private enterprises and business entities. Historically, this is the highest ranking of any VoIP call center software provider.

"We're honored to be named one of the nation's top companies by such a well-known and respected publication," said Jonathan Dunham, vice president of sales for CallCopy. "Being ranked number 508 on the list not only showcases our growth and success as a company, but is indicative of the hard work put forth by the entire CallCopy team."

The Inc. 5000 estimates business companies according to percentage revenue growth from 2006 to 2009. Within this time period, CallCopy grew revenue by about 600 percent, demonstrating by this indicator the most growing VoIP Call Center software vendor to get qualification for the list. Dunham added, "Achieving the highest ranking within our industry is particularly rewarding, and speaks directly to the feedback that we hear from the market – that CallCopy delivers a superior combination of product and service."

One of the aspects of being highly estimated by Inc. 5000 is CallCopy's release of auxiliary VoIP call center solution Discover 4.3, the latest version of the company's award-winning, enterprise-proven workforce optimization application. This completely innovative call center solution suite enables enterprises to collect business intelligence, which is fully balanced to drive operational performance, reduce liability, achieve full regulatory adherence and ensure customer satisfaction.

In according with CallCopy officials, they have worked hardly, just to maintain stable results solid annual growth, notwithstanding the current economic climate. Rivalry on market of VoIP call center solutions is high and industry struggling for survival is rampant, so, demonstrating of strong growth is really achievement.

"The leaders of the companies on this year's Inc. 5000 have figured out how to grow their businesses during the longest recession since the Great Depression," said Inc. president Bob LaPointe. "The 2010 Inc. 5000 showcases a particularly hardy group of entrepreneurs."