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    Qolsys announces new global headquarters location in San Jose

    Sept. 3, 2014
    New space to accommodate fast growing operations including hardware and software engineering and development, global sales and tech support
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    SAN JOSE, CA, August 29, 2014—Qolsys opened its new global headquarters in San Jose, California, the heart of Silicon Valley.  Minutes away from San Jose’s downtown center and the San Jose International Airport, the new headquarters will support engineering development, sales, marketing, tech support and operations teams.

     “The opening of our San Jose headquarters represents four years of tremendous innovation and growth. We have the best team in the industry and now are well positioned to grow the company in every area.” –Dave Pulling, CEO of Qolsys Inc.

    Qolsys’ new headquarters address is:

    1900 The Alameda
    4th Floor
    San Jose, CA  95126

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