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The Office Network • Branford, Connecticut |
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| For thirty years the telephone company occupied this building for use as a line crew depot. Soon after their departure, a group of Yale University computer scientists approached Giordano and explained that they had developed a new hardware and software solution that would revolutionize the industry. They believed that to helpe guaranteed their success it would be a good omen for them, like so many other great computer companies, to be born out of a garage. And so, this 15,000 s.f. facility became thirty-nine private office think tanks with all of the electrical, mechanical, and ancillary spaces needed for this very high tech use. | ||
| After seven years of success and growth, the building had been outgrown. Now, what to do with these many relatively small offices? The enlightened concept of an executive suites business was suggested, and thus The Office Network came into being. | ||
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