UK finally living up to potential as Applied Systems’ fastest growing market

Joe Sultana

Applied Systems is poised to double the number of UK brokers on its Epic platform, with its international boss claiming it still has some way to go to fulfil its potential, having signed up only a fifth of those “ripe for change”.

Speaking at Applied Net 2019 this week Jeff Purdy, senior vice president of international operations, told Post: “At a high level you would suspect that for a company of our size the fastest growth

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