Applied CEO ‘plays offense’ to fight off challenger firms
Taylor Rhodes, group CEO of Applied Systems said the firm studies any businesses looking to challenge and take some market share, in a move he describes as “playing offense”.
Applied Systems has been a broker software provider in the US for many years, with one of the largest market shares in the country.
In the UK, however, it is seen a challenger. Applied Systems Europe
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