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Senior Enterprise Account Manager with Asystec, Sophia Byrne with Les Byrne, MD Asystec and Minister Dara Murphy at the announcement in Ballincollig. Photo: Darragh Murphy Provision

The creation of 50 new highly skilled jobs over 3 years for Cork was announced during the week by data management solutions company Asystec, at the official opening of their new offices in Ballincollig.

Designing IT solutions to assist companies to manage, secure and leverage their key data assets, Asystec employs people in Ireland & the UK. The new roles will be created in the fields of Analytics, Datacentre and IT Security and Governance.

The new state-of-the-art facility in Cork will provide customers and technology partners in the region with off-site work space to enable strategic planning and innovation around Data management strategies. It also provides a hot desk facility for customers and vendors visiting the Cork Region.

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