CIO interview: How Reynolds' IT helped it grow from an £8m company to a £215m company
Reynolds CIO Richard Calder tells Computing how a flexible IT architecture has helped the fresh food distributor grow fast in uncertain times

When Richard Calder joined food distribution company Reynolds in 1999, the company had revenues of around £8 million. Today, it boasts an annual turnover of more than £200 million, having taken advantage...
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