Boston, MA 04/01/2014 (wallstreetpr) – In order to penetrate the market effectively and improve its revenue generation, software provider Wayside Technology Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:WSTG) tapped industry veteran Bill Botti to lead its sales in the capacity of executive vice president, starting April 21. WSTG looks to make the most out of its direct and reseller programs in order to capture more partners and information technology clients for the products it offers. Given the intense competition in the industry, it becomes natural for the company to have within its ranks executives with top-notch experience and perhaps expertise in technology sales. Thus, Mr. Botti brings invaluable sales and channel experience. He previously worked with Veeam Software as North America sales vice president, where he was credited for his immense contribution to the growth of partner sales at Veeam Software.
Pembina Pipeline Corp (NYSE:PBA) which provides transportation to the energy sector in North America, joins the S&P/TSC 60 Index today Tuesday, April 1. The addition of the company to the capitalization-weighted index will elevate the exposure of the stock. The index is the best indicator of the health of the Canadian equities market. Pembina Pipeline Corp (NYSE:PBA) owns facilities for the transportation of hydrocarbon liquids. It also owns and operates facilities for gathering and processing of oil and natural gas.
Integrated Silicon Solution, Inc. (NASDAQ:ISSI) shares managed to bolt to a new 52-week high during trading Monday following the bullish coverage which the stock received from analysts at B. Riley. The analysts initiated coverage of the stock with buy recommendation and price target of $18 per share. Currently the stock carries consensus hold rating and average price target of $14.45. Looking at the previous closing price, the average price target which mirrors view of five rating firms implies potential downside. Integrated Silicon Solution, Inc. (NASDAQ:ISSI) which gained amid heavy volume trading Monday, last reported earnings of 18 cents per share, falling short of 20 cents per share expectation. Revenue came in at $78.40 million, below the expected $78.82 million.
