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28 Sep 2009
Distributor Interactive Ideas has responded to growth in the open source market by planning a move to new offices that will allow it to double its headcount.
The new base, which holds up to 70 staff, will also house the Red Hat distributor’s first in-house training facilities.
Interactive Ideas posted £16m in revenues in its last financial year and managing director Mike Trup said the firm had a three-to-five-year plan to double in size.
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“Over the last two years we have doubled revenues and we are confident we can do that again,” he said.
“Open source will be a major part of it.”
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