TEAM

Type: Public
On the web: http://www.techteam.com
Employees: 2,781
Employee growth: (5.8%)

When your help desk needs a few more players, TechTeam Global is ready to get in the game. The company's business process outsourcing (BPO) and IT services include consulting, help desk support, systems integration, technical staffing, and training. Among TechTeam Global's customers are "FORTUNE" 1000 companies, government entities, and other organizations. Several US government agencies together account for about 30% of sales; Ford Motor Company alone accounts for about 16%. Outside the US, TechTeam Global maintains help desk facilities in Belgium, Romania, and the Philippines. About a third of the company's sales come from Europe.

Key numbers for fiscal year ending December, 2008:
Sales: $260.0M
One year growth: 17.0%
Net income: $3.0M
Income growth: (52.9%)

Officers:
Chairman, President, and CEO: Gary J. Cotshott
Corporate VP, CFO, and Treasurer: Margaret M. (Margo) Loebl
VP Business Development, TechTeam Government Solutions: Jim Pietrocini

Competitors:
Computer Sciences Corp.
HP Enterprise Services
IBM

TEAM may be an acronym for:

• The European Alliance of EU-critical Movements
• The Electors' Action Movement, a municipal political party in Vancouver, British Columbia
• The Evangelical Alliance Mission, an evangelical Christian missionary organization
• Transmission Electron Aberration-corrected Microscope, a research project aiming to develop a very high resolution electron microscope
• TEAM (UK band), a UK rock band
• TEAM (Slovak band), a Slovak pop/rock music band
• TEAMS, The East African Marine System, a submarine fibre optic cable being laid between Mombasa, Kenya and Fujairah, United Arab Emirates
• TEAM Linhas Aéreas, an airline based at Jacarepagua Airport in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

See also

• Team
• Teem

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