Amadeus Consulting, a custom software development company, has been included in the Boulder Mayor's "Colorado Companies to Watch" list. Amadeus Consulting was one of nine Boulder companies to be selected amongst 50 Colorado companies in the program, recognized for their growth potential and innovative business strategies.

The Mayor of Boulder, Susan Osborne, proclaimed October is Boulder Companies to Watch Month. These companies provide more than 300 jobs within the Boulder community and state economy. The Boulder economy benefits from companies like Amadeus Consulting who invest locally through employment and concentrating services in local regions. Their recent involvement with the launch of the Boulder B-Cycle program is one such example of Amadeus Consulting's commitment to its community.

"Amadeus Consulting is honored to be named in this program," said Lisa Calkins, CEO of Amadeus Consulting."Boulder has such a thriving entrepreneurial spirit and forward-thinking attitude, doing business in the city is inspiring. We're honored to have the opportunity to benefit Boulder by employing people in the community."

Amadeus Consulting is a custom software development company dedicated to creating intelligent technology solutions with successful business results. Amadeus Consulting is a Microsoft® Gold Certified Partner as well as a Silverlight^TM Partner, winner of the Microsoft Office XP Challenge, and has Microsoft Partner Competencies in Custom Development, Mobility and Data Management Solutions. The company is an expert in custom software applications such as rich Internet Applications, content management systems, e-commerce, surveys, social networking sites, data collection and management, browser plug-ins, and mobile application development including iPhone^TM, iPad^TM, BlackBerry®, Android^TM and Windows Mobile®. Amadeus Consulting has continued to rank in the prestigious Mercury 100 list of the fastest-growing private companies in Boulder and Broomfield counties since 2007, and has placed on the Inc. 5000 list since 2006.