By Business & Finance 
ServiceNow, the American software company based in California, that specialises in developing a cloud computing platform to help companies manage digital workflows, has opened a new Dublin office.
The software company ServiceNow, which first established a presence in Ireland in 2018, opened its new office on Dawson Street in April, thereby relocating the company’s Irish headquarters. Over five years, the company has increased its number of employees gradually to number over 600. Last year, ServiceNow announced the creation of an additional 400 jobs over the coming years, representing a huge increase in their workforce.
Mark Cockerill, Senior Vice President, Legal at ServiceNow, said of the new office: “Our move to a larger property is a result of our continued growth as the platform company of choice for digital business. Several regional and global roles that support our global growth are increasingly being based in Ireland. These improved facilities will enhance the employee experience for our growing and diverse team and reflective of our continued investment in our people.”
Neale Richmond TD, Minister of State at the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment, said: “We welcome ServiceNow’s expanding presence in Ireland. The move represents not only a boost to our robust tech sector but also a growing confidence in our local economy and the outstanding talent available. We look forward to a renewed promise of innovation, collaboration and shared prosperity.”
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