Local tech consulting firm Onebridge acquired by New Jersey company

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2 thoughts on “Local tech consulting firm Onebridge acquired by New Jersey company

  1. Love seeing Indy’s tech scene get recognition from outside the state as well. This could only mean more eyes are on Indys thriving tech scene and more investments to come. I know there arguments being made that Indy talent pool isn’t large enough to sustain large tech companies to moving here like we see in Nashville and Austin ect but I believe people will move to where ever the jobs are. There’s not one state that can supply all the talent needed alone. Every tech hot spot has out of state talent moving in to fill those jobs so Indy would be no different. Keep up the good work Indy

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