Risk and Insurance Management Society (RIMS) has released the findings of its 2008 Risk Management Compensation Survey, the fifth iteration of the not-for-profit organization's annual survey.

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Thirty PCI member companies took part in the third annual joint IT spending survey. "The participating companies averaged $691 million in revenue and 1,116 employees," said Scott Joyner, vice