Intergen Dunedin expands into new premises

Intergen Dunedin expands into new premises

Dunedin, 30 November 2011 – IT business solutions provider Intergen is experiencing rapid growth in Otago and Southland and has moved offices into the old distillery premises in North Dunedin to accommodate a larger team.

“We’ve hired a couple of new people this year, including an experienced Business Development Manager, and we are currently recruiting for two positions in the area of customer relationship management (CRM) solutions and two in Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP),” says Cheryl Adams, General Manager Intergen Dunedin. “Our team just keeps growing and we needed more space to keep up with the level of expansion.”

“I’m also expecting to hire one or two top graduates at the end of this year. We have close links with both the University of Otago and Otago Polytechnic, who provide us with quality graduates with skills in the latest technologies. Intergen’s graduate programme is known for the opportunities it provides to newly qualified professionals to get hands-on experience from day one, and there is fierce competition for places on the programme.”

The Dunedin branch of Intergen currently employs 10 people to provide business solutions based on Microsoft platforms or bespoke development on the Microsoft .NET Framework to local customers.

“We have a strong Dunedin team with a vast depth of skills across a range of Microsoft technologies. But we also have the advantage of being able to draw on the 300 Intergen employees countrywide and bring the skillset of the whole company into town when we need it.”

Intergen clients in the south include Silver Fern Farms, Otago Polytechnic, Delta, Calder Stewart, Real Journeys and Port Otago.

“Our clients are looking to run their businesses more efficiently, and our strength lies in offering business applications that facilitate this. As well as CRM, and information distribution and collaboration projects, we’re expecting significant interest in Microsoft Office 365 this year from small and medium businesses.”

The new office building is the old Wilson’s Willowbank Distillery premises, which was altered by Gary Todd Architecture in 2008. The office maintains its heritage roots with bluestone walls and original features, but has a modern, open plan office feel with a touch of Intergen yellow.

Originally founded in Wellington, Intergen has expanded across Australasia and now employs over 300 people in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, Sydney, Perth and Redmond, USA.

About Intergen

Intergen is New Zealand’s leading dedicated Microsoft solutions provider, with more than 300 staff delivering information technology solutions across Australasia and the world. Its key offerings include portals, content and collaboration solutions, web strategy and delivery, user experience design, Microsoft Dynamics financial and relationship management, custom software development, management consulting and hosting services.

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