Exclusive: Xactly moves San Jose HQ, but company leader assures it isn’t going far

The tech company is settling into its new offices, which are slightly smaller than its former home in RiverPark Towers, where its signage still stands today. But Xactly's CEO promises it isn't reducing its foothold in Silicon Valley.

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