World Wide Technology (WWT) is expanding its Asynchrony Labs’ corporate offices in downtown St. Louis. The added facilities on 900 Spruce Street will accommodate more jobs and business prospects within the city’s burgeoning tech scene.
WWT Asynchrony Labs, formerly known as Asynchrony, is an information technology consulting firm that has been operating in downtown St. Louis since 2000. The company reached capacity on the sixth and seventh floors of the historical Cupples 9 building at 900 Spruce St., comprising approximately 45,000 square feet. Earlier this year, they secured an additional 9,000 square feet in the Cupples 10 building at 1000 Spruce to accommodate their growth.
The newly expanded office space, encompassing an additional 9,500 square feet, is located on the fifth floor of Cupples 9. WWT Asynchrony Labs will use the space to host new and existing business clients, showcase technology demonstrations, and provide its growing network of employees more quiet, intimate areas to collaborate.
In 2015, Asynchrony was acquired by the technology solutions provider World Wide Technology, expanding its suite of services to provide complete, end-to-end IT solutions that include both custom software applications and the back-end IT infrastructure for enterprises.
“St. Louis is becoming a tech hub in its own right, and we’re excited to share this new extension with our employees, clients and community,” said Bob Elfanbaum, vice president and general manager for WWT Asynchrony Labs. “With Busch Stadium right outside our windows, and our location in a vibrant, historical part of downtown, we’re delighted to be a part of the growing technology buzz in St. Louis.”
