Applied’s Fairchild plans organic growth
But doesn’t rule out acquisitions as he praises Google investment for helping the software house develop a more open platform and hails Howden’s A-Plan deal.
Applied Systems is committed to an organic growth plan as it seeks to become the market leader in the UK & Ireland.
However, European CEO Andy Fairchild did not rule out deals if the right thing comes along.
Fairchild told a panel of journalists at a digital roundtable: “The three to five year plan is unashamedly organic because we’ve got an opportunity to bring the market leading Epic to market.
“But mergers and acquisitions do have a way of appearing in a way you just can’t plan.”
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