(Reuters) - The provider of network test and service monitoring technology said it expects its first quarter revenue to fall one-third to $3.4 million from a year ago.
Chief Executive David Ripstein said the disappointing first-quarter reflected problems with executing sales and the "lumpiness" of Radcom's sales model, which involves large deals that individually can heavily skew quarterly results.
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