The 2009 loss was $3.8 million, sharply down from $47 million for 2008. However, the year ago numbers reflected an impairment charge and this year’s don’t. Since Fullscope had 2009 revenue of about $27 million, the addition of its results, along with an improving economy, ought to help the next financials for the Wakefield, Mass.-based business. CEO Shirley Singleton said the fourth quarter was a good one for her company with utilization up and the sales pipeline improving. The greatest part of Edgewater's income is service revenue, which was $46.1 million for 2009, down from $68.1 million a year earlier. The addition of Fullscope, a top Dynamics AX reseller, will diversify revenue, although Fullscope is expected to contribute about $12 million in service revenue. Edgewater had reduced head count because of the soft market and had 160 billable consultants at the end of 2009, down from 241 a year earlier. The Fullscope team brings that back to 242.