iCONECT Moves to Hi-Tech Hub in London
iCONECT, developers of XERA e-discovery software, announced its move to the newly renovated “London Street Railway Power Plant” building in London.
A spokesman said the move marks iCONECT’s continued growth and commitment to provide employees with a positive work environment while fostering the creativity and collaboration needed to develop the e-discovery industry’s easiest-to-use software.
“Originally built in 1894 on the east side of the Thames River, the industrial look of the newly renovated building harkens back to the time when London factories were booming – with a hip twist: the revamped building with its exposed brick archways and second story steel mezzanine channels the vibe and energy of a startup culture; and an open floor layout and ample space allows for collaborative work and relaxation that iCONECT’s current and duture staff of millennials and Gen Xers alike will appreciate,” the company said in a release.
“It’s important for our employees to have an environment that is cohesive, with positive energy where people can feed off each other. Having a space like this allows everyone to engage to produce a spectacular product and continue to thrive as one of the world’s top e-discovery review software products,” says Ian Campbell, iCONECT’s President and CEO.
