HOUSTON, March 18, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- eLinear Incorporated (OTCBB:ELIN) is pleased to announce that COO Ramzi Nassar has been featured on SmallCapVoice.com. eLinear recently announced dramatic increases for sales and gross profit during the 2004 year.
eLinear Incorporated COO Ramzi Nassar discussed in his interview with SmallCapVoice.com that adding a "personal touch" has been his key to success: "We go to the people who buy our solutions and find out what their needs are."
eLinear Incorporated recorded sales for 2003 of $13,598,490 up 76% from sales of $7,733,119 for 2002. When asked what Mr. Ramzi expects for 2004, he responded, "We expect 2004 to be a fantastic year for eLinear with high double digit revenue growth."
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About eLinear Incorporated
eLinear, Inc. is a total Information Technology solutions provider of technology consulting, network and storage solutions infrastructure and a provider of digital voice, data, video and security services for both commercial and residential customers. Typically, the company's customers are Fortune 2000 and small to medium business organizations. eLinear's services are offered to companies seeking to increase productivity or reduce costs through investing in technology. A majority of the company's customers are located in Houston, Texas.
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