NovoDynamics expands staff as it releases new products
NovoDynamics has a new home in downtown Ann Arbor to accommodate all of the software firm's growth. The 15-year-old company took over the top floor of the City Center Building, 220 E Huron St, earlier this year. It gutted the space and designed its new office from scratch. That space is also the new home for NovoDynamic's recent hires, which company president & CEO David Rock describes as less than 10 hires over the last year for a total staff of just under 50 people. "We moved in specifically for growth purposes," Rock says. "This is double the size of the office we had before." NovoDynamics has made a name for itself by helping businesses digitize their paperwork and make the most of the information that is gathered. It has three products (NovoDocufier, NovoImage+ and NovoVersus) that are driving the company's growth over the last year. "As the demand for understanding digital data becomes greater there is more demand for our technology," Rock says. Source: David Rock, president & CEO of NovoDynamics Writer: Jon Zemke Read more about Metro Detroit's growing entrepreneurial ecosystem at SEMichiganStartup.com.
NovoDynamics has a new home in downtown Ann Arbor to accommodate all of the software firm’s growth.
The 15-year-old company took over the top floor of the City Center Building, 220 E Huron St, earlier this year. It gutted the space and designed its new office from scratch. That space is also the new home for NovoDynamic’s recent hires, which company president & CEO David Rock describes as less than 10 hires over the last year for a total staff of just under 50 people.
“We moved in specifically for growth purposes,” Rock says. “This is double the size of the office we had before.”
NovoDynamics has made a name for itself by helping businesses digitize their paperwork and make the most of the information that is gathered. It has three products (NovoDocufier, NovoImage+ and NovoVersus) that are driving the company’s growth over the last year.
“As the demand for understanding digital data becomes greater there is more demand for our technology,” Rock says.
Source: David Rock, president & CEO of NovoDynamics
Writer: Jon Zemke
Read more about Metro Detroit’s growing entrepreneurial ecosystem at SEMichiganStartup.com.
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