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New Zealand software startup plans nationwide growthPublished 04/07/09
A New Zealand software startup is finalizing its move to Annapolis, where the company has set up temporary offices and plans to hire 100 new employees by 2011.
Paul Gillespie — The Capital At the Annapolis offices of Unimarket, company Chief Executive Officer Scott Blackwood explains how his company’s technology helps the education sector while Unimarket President Kurt Black runs the program from a laptop. Scott Blackwood, founder and chief executive officer of Unimarket, said the company has moved after successfully piloting its software in Auckland, New Zealand. The company's software aims to create supply-chain efficiencies for the education sector. Blackwood said Annapolis is a place where he thought his technology would be adopted; it also is quite similar to Auckland, he said. "To me it's like a sister city, we're both so passionate about...
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