INFORM Software Expands and Relocates
INFORM Software has completed its relocation to expanded facilities in Atlanta’s Crown Pointe campus.

INFORM's new offices are strategically situated in Atlanta’s Central Perimeter area where other leading brands like Mercedes, VMWare, Cox Enterprises and State Farm are based.
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INFORM Software, a provider of artificial intelligence (AI) and optimization software that facilitates improved decision making, process, and resource management across diverse industries, has completed its relocation to expanded facilities in Atlanta’s Crown Pointe campus.
Its new offices not only gives INFORM double its previous space, but a location that is strategically situated in Atlanta’s Central Perimeter area where other leading brands like Mercedes, VMWare, Cox Enterprises, and State Farm are based.
According to INFORM Software Chief Operating Officer Justin Newell, “This is INFORM’s third location in Atlanta and by far one which gives us the greatest opportunity for continued growth and market expansion. Not only does it offer an outstanding IT infrastructure, which is important to us, but the entire sustainability aspect of the Crown Pointe campus is completely aligned with and emulates our corporate culture both here and in Europe. The campus has a vibrant green space plan that includes outdoor walking paths, a hydroponic garden growing vegetables, and three beehives for harvesting honey.”
Newell noted that the additional space will easily accommodate INFORM Software’s planned increase of its workforce by approximately 30% over the next year.
“In 1989, when INFORM first entered the North American market establishing its U.S. operation in Illinois near United Airlines, the focus was largely on the aviation industry,” continued Newell. “Our subsequent relocation to Atlanta, gave us close proximity to Delta Airlines and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport making it convenient for our consultants’ travel to our clients’ locations across the globe. Over the past ten years, our reputation has continued to build with leading airlines, airports and ground handlers. More recently, our identity as a leading provider of optimization research and solutions has gained us considerable traction in other major industries. We now provide our solutions to large automotive OEMs, and have been growing our base in business intelligence (BI), construction materials, port terminal management and across the supply chain. Additionally, we are expanding our footprint in the financial risk and fraud area providing solutions to mitigate the increasing exposures to banks, credit unions, credit card companies and insurance carriers.”
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