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techUK’s 2020 Cloud Leadership Committee meets
techUK’s new Cloud Leadership Committee brings together UK Cloud industry leaders to discuss emerging issues in the UK Cloud market.
On 8 April techUK brought together the first meeting of its newly re-elected Cloud Leadership Committee. The Committee’s first ever ‘virtual’ meeting brought together Cloud leaders with vast experience and insights into the current UK Cloud computing industry and a diverse range of companies that are at the forefront of Cloud innovation in the UK. The new members of the Committee are as follows:
Ross Woodham |
Aptum |
Matt Eckersall |
SUSE Software Solutions |
Tim Hearn |
VMware UK Ltd |
Mark Walsham |
Atos |
Charlene Brennan |
Dropbox |
Neil Briscoe |
Cloud Gateway |
Nigel Hawthorn |
McAfee Security UK Ltd |
Chris Francis |
SAP (UK) Limited |
Michael Wignall |
Microsoft Ltd |
David Barker |
4D Data Centres Ltd |
Ian Moyse |
Natterbox Limited |
Oliver Houseman |
Evri Insight Ltd |
Chris Burden |
Memset Limited |
John Glover |
Kahootz |
Iain Beckingham |
Intel |
Kev Linsell |
QA Consulting |
Gareth Hutchins |
OpenText UK Ltd |
Ksenia Duxfield-Karyakina |
Google UK Limited |
Umashankar Lakshmipathy |
Infosys Limited |
Karen Dewar |
IBM United Kingdom Limited |
Harold De Neef |
Civica |
David Frith |
NCC Group |
James Henigan |
Six Degrees |
Andy Campbell |
FinancialForce |
Duncan Johnston-Watt |
Blockchain Technology Partners |
Sarwar Khan |
Salesforce.com EMEA Limited |
John Godwin |
UKCloud Ltd |
Mark Bailey |
Charles Russell Speechlys LLP |
The meeting also welcomed the newly elected Chair, Chris Burden, Memset Ltd, and Vice Chair, David Frith, NCC Group, for the Committee going forward.
The focus of this committee, along with other market engagement activities planned in the coming weeks and months, is to help build a stronger network between the industry and stakeholders, to help identify key issues that impact the cloud industry and work collectively on opportunities and challenges that need to be addressed to move the UK cloud market forward.
During the Committee’s first meeting techUK outlined its proposed key objectives and areas of work for techUK’s Cloud Computing work programme going forward. Valuable input and ideas for action-oriented activities were gathered from our committee members that will be used to help fine-tune the Cloud work program going forward which will focus of the following four key themes:
- Driving Greater Adoption of Cloud in Key Sectors and Markets
- Cloud Services – Secure Adoption and Use
- Relevance of Cloud in the Climate Change Debate
- Developing a Skilled Cloud Workforce for the UK
Based on the feedback from the Cloud Leadership Committee, techUK is now finalising an exciting, action orientated work programme with specific working groups, events, campaign weeks, webinars and more based around these four key themes.
If you would be interested in getting involved in helping to steer the development of action-oriented projects, thought leadership campaigns and market engagement now being planned in these four key areas please get in touch with me, my contact details are below.
Original article link: https://www.techuk.org/insights/news/item/17302-techuk-s-2020-cloud-leadership-committee-meets