CoreSolutions Software Inc. Opens New Office to Serve the Toronto Market
June 19th, 2013
One of Canada’s leading FileMaker developers, CoreSolutions Software Inc., has announced its expansion to a new Mississauga office to help serve the Greater Toronto Area. Located at 2425 Matheson Blvd East, Mississauga Ontario, the new office location will provide a flexible event space and allow CoreSolutions to host customer events, workshops, and lunch & learns. Its ease of access from highways provides easy accessibility for business partners and clients.
“Our strong growth over the past few years has led to the necessary expansion into the GTA. Toronto offers a strong region for developing deeper relationships with our current and prospective clients. We’re excited to have a more permanent presence in this growing market” said CoreSolutions Business Development Manager, Carl Hughes.
Toronto is a natural extension of CoreSolutions’ software development and consulting business which is rooted in London Ontario. The new office will provide FileMaker development and consulting services which can be customized to suit the needs of any firm. “We take great pride in helping companies compete and grow and we truly believe in the work we do. Our new location will give us access to a large and growing market in addition to helping develop and retaining talented people. This is a win from all angles” said Hughes.
About CoreSolutions Software Inc.
CoreSolutions Software Inc. is an established software development firm having been in business since 1989. They provide software applications and custom database solutions to clients throughout North America. The CoreSolutions development team are experts in the latest technologies including PHP and MySQL, and many are certified FileMaker developers.
Whether you need a database built from scratch, improvements made to an existing application, or software training and support, The CoreSolutions team of experts can empower you to manage your data with sophisticated solutions and an enhanced user experience.
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