Rich Spring, who bolted from Sage  in January, has taken a job as SVP of field operations for Seal Software. Spring left the position EVP and chief revenue officer after impressing the Sage channel and serving 10 months in that position. Based in San Francisco, Calif., Seal makes contract discovery, extraction and analytics applications that are sold into the Fortune 500.

Acquisitions benefited the top line of Edgewater Technology but helped push the company to a loss for the year ended December 31. The company lost $4.1 million in 2015, compared to net income of $4.1 million in 2014. Meanwhile revenue rose to $116.7 million for the most recently ended year an increase of 3.3 percent from $113 million the prior year.

The cloud-based Sage Construction Project Center and Sage Bid Management have been launched. The company says unlike its products with the designation "c" after the numbers, these are true cloud applications. A cloud-based hub, the Construction Project Center enables members of project teams to collaborate and share information. The software has automated document distribution and tracking along with audit trails.