Edward Qualtrough is special projects editor for Tech Monitor. He has a particular interest covering digital strategy, leadership, diversity, the implementation of emerging innovations, and the impact of technology on business, government, culture and society. An events host and podcast producer, Edward was previously editor of CIO UK and meets regularly with Chief Information Officers, CTOs and other business technology executives to discuss C-suite challenges, industry trends and disruptive threats
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Three UK CIO Belinda Finch and IT delivery coordinator Zane Elmasri joined Tech Monitor Live to discuss business-led technology transformation and how it impacts the role of IT.
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Tech Monitor survey of over 600 technology leaders, supported by Hexaware Technologies, reveals current and future priorities across region and sector.
What are the competencies, capabilities and innovations which will define tomorrow's tech leaders? Digital, tech, IT and innovation leaders will speak at Tech Monitor Live event on Thursday 24 June.
Domo's David Johnson says modern data architectures and tools need to be complemented by a culture which facilitates collaboration and helps democratise data capabilities across an organisation.
The UK public sector's three most senior technology leaders outlined their ambitions for digital transformation – and two new vacancies.
Automation technologies will augment the human worker, rather than replace, and provide opportunities to redesign legacy processes across government.
John Quinn, technology chief at the UK's Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, on how it delivered a world-beating vaccine approval process despite Brexit and lockdown.
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