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Quorum Information Technologies Inc. Stock Analysis QIS.V
Quorum Information Technologies, Inc. is an information technology company, which focuses on the automotive retail business. The company is headquartered in Calgary, Alberta. The company went IPO on 2000-11-14. Its segments include SaaS, business development center, and services and one-time. The company provides enterprise solutions that automotive dealerships and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) rely on for their operations. The enterprise solutions include Dealership Management System (DMS), DealerMine CRM, Autovance, Accessible Accessories and VINN Automotive. DMS automates, integrates and streamlines key processes across departments in a dealership, and emphasizes revenue generation and customer satisfaction. DealerMine CRM is a sales and service customer relationship management (CRM) system and a set of business development center services that drives revenue into the critical sales and service departments in a dealership. Autovance is a retailing platform that helps dealerships attract more business through digital retailing. Accessible Accessories is a digital retailing platform.
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$0.94Volume
40.80KP/E Ratio (TTM)
286.2852 Week Range
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48.50MAvg. Volume
26.77KDividend Yield
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