Written by Webmaster    2009-11-03 12:53:19

Titian Software Ltd is pleased to announce the expansion of Titian Software US Inc into new offices in Westborough, Massachusetts, USA. The move comes following continued company growth across Europe and the US, with 10 of the Top 20 pharma/biotech companies now using Titian’s Mosaic sample management software. The larger US premises will house sales and support activities of Titian Software US.

Richard Fry, Commercial Director of Titian commented, “The US has always been an important market for Titian and today approximately half our installations are in the States. I am therefore delighted, despite the current economic climate, to be able to further invest in the US to strengthen our local customer support.” He continued, “Relocation to larger premises gives us room to recruit additional staff in the US to meet current demand and maintain our high level of customer service.”

Titian Software develops software products and consultancy services for the life science industries, specialising in sample management for drug discovery research. Mosaic is Titian Software’s comprehensive, modular software product developed to control and monitor all aspects of sample storage and preparation. These include sample inventory tracking and ordering, workflow management, control of third party robotic equipment such as automated stores and liquid handlers, and integration with existing IT systems.

For more information please visit www.titian.co.uk

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About the Corridor Nine Area Chamber

In 1974, business owners from the towns of Westborough, Northborough, Southborough and Shrewsbury created an organization known as the East Business Council. Although this organization was short lived, it was the first step in creating a unified voice for local business owners.

In 1979, the Westborough Business Council became affiliated with the then Worcester Area Chamber of Commerce under the name Westborough Chamber of Commerce. In the fall of 1986 members of the Northborough business community partnered with their neighbors to create the Westborough/Northborough Area Chamber of Commerce.


As time passed, and Central Massachusetts underwent substantial growth, the Route 9 corridor began to emerge as a formidable business destination. The Southborough Business Association came on board with the Westborough/Northborough Area Chamber in November 2000 followed three months later by the Shrewsbury business community. Realizing that this organization was quickly developing as an entity unto itself, the Chamber was renamed the Corridor Nine Area Chamber of Commerce and opened their own local office in Westborough in April 2001.


In January 2003, Corridor Nine officially became incorporated. With the significant development of the Corridor Nine communities and the focus on regional growth and development, the Corridor Nine Area Chamber of Commerce made the decision to dissolve its affiliation with the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce and be an independent organization in February 2003. Today, the Corridor Nine Chamber continues to flourish and has become one of the most successful regional business organizations in the Commonwealth.