Interview

David Walmsley, chief digital and technology officer at jewellery retailer Pandora, is reflecting on four years of sparkling progress. His team has built a platform for digital transformation. Now he’s eager to help push the business into new data-enabled areas. When Computer Weekly last spoke with Walmsley in early 2021, he’d recently transitioned from being

By Brian McKenna, Enterprise Applications Editor Published: 25 Jul 2025 11:14 As university towns, Cambridge and Oxford are oddly disconnected from the UK’s capital when compared with those in other European countries. France’s leading universities are mostly in Paris, by contrast. As David Willetts, former minister for universities and science, and a British Conservative Party

Direction of travel is an important consideration for everyone at The AA. For group CIO Antony Hausdoerfer, it means making sure customers have the best possible experiences when they are in a challenging situation. “How can we know what the problem is that customers are having before we send a patrol, so we make sure

■Introduction His words struck a chord deep in my heart. As we concluded our lengthy interview, American Journalist Chris Hedges addressed the Palestinian people on the anniversary of the Nakba, saying: “Continue your resistance until the land is liberated, from the river to the sea.” His voice trembled...

Alan Reed, head of platform innovation at Bet365’s Hillside Technology platform, discusses the role of generative AI in tech innovation By Cliff Saran, Managing Editor Published: 19 Jun 2025 15:00 Among the questions a head of technology may ponder are, what does it mean to be innovative, and perhaps, what technology can be used to

Manish Jethwa, chief technology officer (CTO) at Ordnance Survey (OS), has a career-long passion for turning geographical data into useful insight. At the UK’s national mapping service, he’s leading the organisation’s development of next-generation geospatial technologies. Jethwa studied engineering science at the University of Oxford, where he focused on what were then considered niche areas

Sean Cheng is the Global Head of Internal Audit at Bybit. He joined the company in August 2024 and was soon promoted to his current global role in January 2025. Sean has held senior audit and risk roles at QuadReal Property Group, New World Development, and KPMG China, where he led internal audits, regulatory compliance