In short:
Madison, Wisconsin is one of many non-traditional tech hubs that deserves attention from companies who are looking to establish new offices.
Software company Zendesk established an outpost there a few years ago, after deciding to prioritize its employee’s existing connections and ties to the city.
Zendesk’s success--and the proven potential for companies to both thrive in and grow non-traditional tech cities--should motivate companies to consider cities like Madison.
Do we really need to set our sights on traditional tech hubs anymore? Some companies are betting that we don’t.
...moreA few years ago, when software company Zendesk
was contemplating building its second HQ, it considered Austin and
other buzzy tech scenes, as any company would. But ultimately, it chose
to create a hub in Madison, Wisconsin...
Ken Notes: Madison is well on it`s way and we can help. We need a streamlined process for development approval, a well prepared support and service employee base, great places to live at every income level, and more networking opportunities. Companies like EPIC, Raven, Zendesk and Forte need to host events for other smaller companies to attend, demonstrating Madison is where you come to grow!!! Interesting angle on the photo, I thought they shopped out the terrace but this is down King Street...
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