Tech decision-makers 'need to take risks'
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Each week we ask high-profile technology decision-makers three questions.
Rado Kotorov says chief information officers (CIOs) have been too risk-averse following the recession
This week it is Rado Kotorov, chief technology officer (CTO) of Information Builders.
Information Builders sells business intelligence and analytics software.
The company has a worldwide presence, with 47 sales offices and 26 national distributors and agents.
They have more than 1,400 employees worldwide and their revenue in 2007 was more than $315m, with double-digit growth in software licence revenue.
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