Fulcrum Technologies

Fulcrum Technologies is the leading provider of Asset Lifecycle Management (ALM) solutions for Communication Service Providers in the United States. Our CATS software gives companies the ability to track their widely dispersed CSP assets with mobile devices in real-time, and synchronize that information across their back office systems for faster and better-informed decision making. CATS enhances operational efficiencies, regulatory compliance and profitability by improving capital equipment utilization, optimizing spares allocation, and streamlining return and repair processes.

When talking about working at Fulcrum, one of our SDEs said, "Working at Fulcrum we are given freedom to research emerging technologies and libraries, and to use them as needed to solve our problems. This gives us the ability to find the best solution for the problem at hand. As a SDE, I am continuously learning and expanding my skills. I love working at Fulcrum because of the broad array of experience and learning I am able to consistently indulge in."

We were founded in 1998 when Brent Bauer led a group of investors in acquiring a barcode application provider that had created asset tracking solutions for a number of wireless carriers. His vision was to capitalize on the needs of the rapidly growing telecom market. In accordance with this vision, the company narrowed its focus to the telecom industry and changed its name to Fulcrum Technologies.

The Fulcrum name was selected because a "fulcrum" is the point on which a lever rests -- the place where the power to move large objects comes from. The fulcrum reflects the many ways our company leverages barcode and wireless technologies for our customers.

People that work at Fulcrum are passionate! We care about our customers and creating the best possible products. Fulcrum's CATS™ has been installed by more communication providers than any other Infrastructure Lifecycle Management solution. Nation-wide providers like AT&T Mobility demonstrate the power of CATS across a larger enterprise. Numerous regional carriers like Southern LINC reflect the great return on investment for smaller providers as well.