Scott Carey
UK Group Editor
An experienced enterprise technology journalist, he is as comfortable writing analysis as he is hosting industry events and appearing on broadcast media. He has a keen interest in big IT and cloud vendors, deep knowledge of the SaaS market and digital transformation at some of the UK's biggest companies, and a contacts book that covers the industry from top to bottom. He has a diploma in magazine journalism from Cardiff University and appreciates sport, the media and travel, both personally and professionally.
AWS EMEA chief: Outposts not 'top of agenda' for UK companies
Speaking to Computerworld during the AWS re:invent conference in Las Vegas this week, Andy Isherwood, MD for the EMEA region, spoke about early interest in the vendor's hybrid cloud option Outposts, the impact of the Capital One...
What happened at Insidesales.com?
The Utah-based SaaS unicorn has rebranded and named a new CEO as it looks to shift gears after a troublesome year
How to make the most of AWS re:invent 2019
How to make the most of the massive AWS re:invent 2019 in Las Vegas next week
Struggling to modernise your PC fleet? Get ahead at the Computerworld summit
Struggling to modernise your PC fleet? Get ahead at the Computerworld summit next week
What we learned at Dreamforce 2019
A roundup of the key news and announcements from Salesforce's big jamboree in San Francisco this week
How Tableau is fitting into the Salesforce family
Salesforce has been talking up the capabilities of the analytics vendor that it bought last year, but any vision of the future for the combined vendors remains muddy
Notable technology acquisitions 2019
The biggest technology acquisitions in 2019, including Google buying Fitbit, Salesforce picking up Tableau and ClickSoftware, and Apple snapping up Intel's smartphone modem business
Inside HSBC's mission to build the best API developer portal
The global bank is using tools from Mulesoft, which was acquired by Salesforce in 2018, to create a best of breed developer experience for third parties interacting with its newly released set of APIs
The big UK banks talk about open banking successes and failures so far
Representatives from five of the biggest banks in the UK talked about their biggest wins and losses since the open banking regulation kicked in this year, and why no one is going to get rich from banking-as-a-service
New RBS CEO talks fintech disruption and the need for cultural change
Two weeks into the job the new CEO of RBS, Alison Rose, spoke publicly about the challenges of being a big bank in the current climate and the leadership she intends to bring to the group to meet these challenges
The Royal Mint eyes fresh IT talent to power digital drive
The government-owned organisation is looking for fresh talent to help shift towards the public cloud and drive more agile digital product delivery
Neo4j unveils its first as-a-service graph database
The graph database specialist has released the first fully managed version of its core product to ease adoption of the technology
The major hybrid cloud options compared: AWS Outposts vs Azure Stack vs Google Anthos
We compare the hybrid cloud solutions from the big three public cloud providers and beyond
Top UK IT job hiring trends in 2019
A look ahead for what could prove to be a turbulent year for the UK's IT industry, what skills to get on your CV and general job prospects across the sector
How Marcus by Goldman Sachs stood up its monitoring in under a day
The 'fintech' within Goldman Sachs runs on a modern cloud stack and managed to set up a Splunk instance for its logs and AWS monitoring in just one day
The government has outlined its recommendations to cut bank IT failures
The parliamentary committee has published a damning indictment of the sector's recent IT issues, and a robust set of recommendations to help avoid costly, customer-impacting incidents in the future
How the Phantom acquisition changed Splunk's approach to automation
The security orchestration and automation specialist has now been folded into a broader Splunk security platform as the vendor leans in to automation for operations
How the Bank of England is transitioning to 'SOC 3.0'
The UK's central bank is transitioning its security operations centre towards a more automated future based around principles gleaned from infrastructure-as-code principles
"Data silos are good" says Splunk CEO Doug Merritt
The CEO of Splunk wants to dispel the idea that data silos are inherently bad for business
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