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Posted: March 27, 2014
VertitechIT upgrades to 3,557 s/f at Open Square
According to John Aubin and VertitechIT, the company has established VertitechIT's new headquarters at Open Square. The national IT networking and consulting firm is moving to a new, customdesigned and built work space in Open Square, a mixed-use office, retail, and event complex located in a historic 19th-century mill along city's Upper Canal.
VertitechIT, based in temporary quarters at Open Square since May 2013, will occupy an office environment created for it by architect/builder John Aubin. The new headquarters will provide 3,557 s/f of work and meeting space, configured to maximize secure, private areas for consultation plus an open, flexible floor area for operations.
VertitechIT, a 13-year-old consultancy that specializes in managing IT infrastructure for the healthcare industry, large and small businesses, and private equity firms, decided to upgrade to a custom-built environment after experiencing significant growth during the past two years.
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