Published: 15 Oct 1997 16:40 BST
The handheld computer maker's share price has been on something of a rollercoaster ride recently as the firm has struggled to meet demand for its Series 5 and failed to sell many units of its entry-level Siena model.
Norman, 39, joined Psion 14 years ago.
Q&A: Psion's Norman on the future of palmtops
Psion share price bounces back
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