Trilix looks to fill IT-services gap

HOLISTIC APPROACH: Tim ­Hebert, center, Trilix CEO and founder, speaks with Dana Paul, tech sherpa at The Zen Group, left, and Sara Wilkinson, senior counsel at Duffy & Sweeney, during a launch party for Warwick-based Trilix. / PBN PHOTO/­MICHAEL SALERNO
HOLISTIC APPROACH: Tim ­Hebert, center, Trilix CEO and founder, speaks with Dana Paul, tech sherpa at The Zen Group, left, and Sara Wilkinson, senior counsel at Duffy & Sweeney, during a launch party for Warwick-based Trilix. / PBN PHOTO/­MICHAEL SALERNO

When Trilix launched in May, the information technology consulting firm faced one of its first challenges within its own office – how to make sure someone remembered to feed the two fish occupying a tank in the company’s main lobby. “Every day we’d be asking, ‘Did anyone feed the fish?’ ” said Randy Jackvony, principal

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