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    New Software Company To Manhattan

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    By KMAN Staff on October 11, 2013 Local News, Manhattan, Top Story

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    Manhattan’s technology community is growing this month. Xpanxion, a global software services company, is opening a software center in Manhattan to expand the scope of its custom software service capabilities.

    Xpanxion’s Manhattan office will continue growth of the company’s presence in rural regions, serving alongside existing rural centers in Iowa and Nebraska. The company also has locations in Atlanta, Georgia, and India, which fulfill its global cross sourcing model.

    The company works with universities to maintain a strong internship program, offering experience, training, and mentoring to college students.

    Xpanxion plans to open its doors in Manhattan on November 15th and will hire developers, software testers, and automation engineers, among other software positions. The company plans to hire 20-30 IT professionals within two years of operation in Manhattan.

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