Yorkshire tech firm expands into North East with new Newcastle Canon centre
A Yorkshire technology company is expanding into the North East as it acquires a new base.
IT@Spectrum, based in Hull, will be operating its new facility at The Catalyst, Helix, under the Canon brand.
Canon Business Centre North East will support clients with data management solutions, alongside traditional print and document services, to help businesses automate and streamline office processes.
The firm is also set to expand its team, creating six new roles at the site in Newcastle.
Chris said: “We’re really passionate about creating opportunities for the next generation, so we’re excited to be expanding the team, and in doing so, to be giving our first North East cohort an opportunity to develop their skills and join a company with limitless potential.
“We’re an ambitious business, something that is reflected in the investment in this new North East base, so this is a perfect step for anyone looking to embark on a fast-paced career, where they will work in a state-of-the-art environment and grow their skills while also helping us to grow our customer base.”
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