Small World Labs, a provider of online community software, announced that it has signed more than 50 customers since the company was founded in 2005. Small World Labs continues to thrive by offering its solutions to meet the social and professional networking needs of a wide variety of companies, associations, and organizations.

Small World Labs’ growing customer base, which now includes Hyperion, the Dallas Morning News, CMP Information, Save The Children, and Octagon are using the company’s online community software to connect their end users worldwide.

Octagon, the leading global sports and entertainment corporate consulting and marketing services agency, turned to Small World Labs to provide its revolutionary SwimRoom.com social networking site for competitive swimmers. SwimRoom.com is run by swimmers and is the exclusive online home of Michael Phelps, Ian Crocker, Lenny Krayzelberg, and other world class swimmers.

“We did an extensive search to find a software provider that could offer the functionality and flexibility necessary to build a targeted online community for our customers,” said Josh Ilika, Director of Octagon. “Small World Labs stood out as the obvious choice. Not only does their platform provide the most advanced capabilities on the market, they continue to bend over backwards to make sure our social network meets our evolving needs and as a result we are the number one social networking destination for swimmers.”

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