Omnilogic’s head office

The other day I went to Omnilogic’s “new” office. When I say “new”, it only means I hadn’t seen it before because I understand Omnilogic moved there last year. Anyway – I was stunned:

I had to meet Dominic (Bucerzan – BBComputer Arad), he was at Omni and I had to go pick him up from there. He told me they were no longer in the old office and that they moved further north on DN1 (he said: behind Garden Plazza, you’ll find it). Ok, I said – and I headed that way.
I made a nice turn under the bridge at the airport; I took the second street after GardnP, the small village street – I almost felt I should have folded the mirrors so as not to scratch the fences. Then, where the houses ended, a huge campus suddenly appeared, a bit like in Silicon Valley. And that’s where I couldn’t understand anything (I had the same feeling in Bangalore, where the city itself is a slum, but the moment you cross the fence, IT companies seem from another world).

Let’s see what impressed me: the gate with a friendly guard, willing to help me; huge parking (400 places) in the back + parking for visitors. Four buildings that look like in the picture (damn it, how many employees does Omni have? I knew they had about 50 6-7 years ago. I remember they bought SDC, so they may have other companies in the group). The grass (sorry, the lawn) is perfect, plus the designed landscape, of course. Everything says professionalism. When you say it’s OK and you got used to the idea, you go inside the main building: Atrium, panoramic elevator, water, fish, landscape design again. Gabi’s office is impressive (but we already expected that ). Cafeteria, data center, storage, backup for all the utilities… Between the buildings – back alleys again, a park.

What more to say – congratulations, Gabi! If business is as good as the office looks like (and there is no reason to believe it isn’t), then Omnilogic is the most successful and the most discreet company in the industry.

(English version by Teodora Popescu)