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Data management software firm Azquo has appointed Rhoddy Swire as its new Chairman.
Rhoddy Swire, the founder of global fund of funds Pantheon Ventures LLP, which has over £44 billion under management worldwide, has joined the team to help take the business to the next level.
“Data is the new gold among the business community,” said Rhoddy, a former High Sheriff of Shropshire.
“The way it is stored, managed, processed and integrated has never been more important – and that’s why Azquo is such an important piece of software.”
Data management
Azquo has an innovative new approach to storing, labelling and utilising data within a business making the process a lot easier and more effective for businesses.
“The team has developed one of the most important application-building tools since the spreadsheet was invented back in 1978,” Rhoddy said.
“Financial directors, CEOs and senior managers need to have the flexibility to request various different reports at different times and need their data software to be able to adapt and run reports quickly, efficiently and more importantly – accurately.
“Azquo offers this in abundance – it really is a game-changer in the industry!”
The software’s enhanced functionality makes designing and processing bespoke reports, managing budgets and inventory and drilling down to the most granular detail faster and more reliable than ever before – and it’s 100% auditable.
“I’m excited to bring my many years of experience to the team at Azquo and help this extraordinary British company achieve its full potential,” added Rhoddy.
Edward Cawley, Azquo’s Head of Technology, said: “We’re at the beginning of a really exciting turn in our journey here at Azquo and we’re delighted to have Rhoddy on board.
“He’s going to be a great asset to the team and really help us take that next step on the ladder.”
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