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Investing in new IT for home working keeps Eric Parry in the black during pandemic

By Dave Rogers 2021-07-06T06:00:00

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Architect sees turnover and staff numbers rise

Upgrading its IT equipment during the pandemic helped Eric Parry weather the effects of the pandemic with the architect substantially improving profits last year.

The firm behind the £170m Justice Quarter in London’s Fleet Street for the City of London Corporation, which was given planning this spring, said a “substantial” investment in IT equipment “enabled staff to work from home and continue to deliver the highest standard of services to our clients”.

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