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Computer hardware firm expands into Harrogate's Hornbeam Park
Computer hardware and data destruction firm Advanced Digital Dynamics (ADD) has expanded into 27,500 sq ft warehouse and office premises in Harrogate’s Hornbeam Park to accommodate further growth.
ADD, which also operates out of the Daresbury Science Park, has been awarded the sole UK distributor for Netjapan - a major global software back up provider with a 20% market share.
ADD provides IT solutions in hardware and software, as well as safe onsite data destruction, lifecycle asset management and disaster recovery.
The move to Hornbeam Park from premises in Pannal has been well received by ADD’s 19-strong team and clients which span small and medium businesses, global blue chip companies, NHS Trusts, local authorities and police forces throughout the UK.
Operations director Julie Pickersgill said: “Our contemporary new working environment complements our ambitious expansion plans and we continue to seek out talented people to join our growing teams in Harrogate and Daresbury.
“With the proliferation of security breaches, ensuring that businesses invest in robust computer software back up takes on unprecedented importance and clinching the NetJapan distributorship gives us enormous potential as a reseller.
“We also have a wealth of exciting developments in the pipeline.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Clare Burnett .
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