Ensure Technologies to create 3-5 jobs as it expands in Ypsilanti
Ensure Technologies is bringing more people into its fold by keeping wandering eyes out of its customers’ fold. The Ypsilanti-based company has been doing it so well it expects to add another 3-5 jobs in the next few years.
Ensure Technologies is in the black by keeping snoops in the dark.
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One day a disgruntled employee hacked into his company’s human resources computer, printed a spreadsheet of what everyone made and posted it for all to see. That inspired Tom Xydis to create Ensure Technolgies 11 years ago.
Today the Ypsilanti-based firm has survived the death of its founder (two years ago in a car accident) and managed to grow to a staff of 16 people, four contractors and the occasional intern. The company is capitalizing on protecting confidential and intellectual property and expects to create 3-5 new jobs in the next few years.
“We have a significant foothold in the healthcare industry and we have great growth prospects there,” says Dennis Blanchette, President and CEO of Ensure Technologies.
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