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SAN JOSE, Calif., June 13, 2017 -- Quorum today announced that it has expanded its corporate offices with an expansive 4,000 square foot office in Eugene, Oregon as the company positions itself for significant growth providing disaster recovery solutions to global enterprises. Encompassing 4,000 square feet at the recently renovated famed Miner Building, the new office houses insides sales, technical support, customer success management and marketing functions. San Jose remains the development headquarters for Quorum.
“Eugene has emerged as Silicon Forest for its reputation for attracting innovative companies and the large talent pool stemming from pioneering tech companies that relocated seasoned professionals, and the surrounding universities that are producing the next generation workforce,” commented Matt Miller, vice president of Customer Experience at Quorum. “Also, the historical nature of the iconic Nike brand rising from within this building reflects our mission to strive for excellence in performance – we provide organizations full immediate recovery of their critical systems after any storage, system or site failure so they can maintain optimum performance.”
The Miner Building is Eugene’s oldest high rise located at 132 East Broadway and is known for being Nike’s original shoe workshop. It has been renovated to meet the needs of today’s digital workforce with open workspaces, gigabit fiber, and amply accessible parking. Quorum expects to increase its headcount in Eugene by at least 30 percent by the end of 2017.
About Quorum
Quorum enables IT teams to provide business continuity and the fastest recovery from server downtime in the industry. The onQ® product was first introduced in 2010 and has evolved into a powerful platform delivering backup, one-click instant recovery, deduplication, replication, automated recovery testing and extensible archiving, all delivered as a hardware appliance, virtual machine or as cloud based disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS). Quorum has offices in the US and the UK serving customers worldwide. Businesses of all sizes like the easy installation, flexible deployment options and fast recovery time. To learn more, visit www.quorum.com or follow on twitter @Quoruminc.
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