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.
Headcount cuts inevitable as NTT Ltd mega-merger gathers pace
While headcount cuts are an inevitability as a result of the mega-merger between 28 IT services firms under the NTT Ltd umbrella, the new CEO of that group, Jason Goodall, says it will be investing in growth areas
After nine years, Bill McDermott is stepping down as SAP CEO
The American CEO is leaving on a high after a nine year tenure that has seen continued growth, despite some significant speed bumps along the way.
Inside Sainsbury's wildly ambitious data democratisation plans
The retailer is embarking on a group-wide data migration effort as it looks to offer customers more seamless, personalised shopping experiences and give its employees frictionless access to the data they need
Snowflake CEO Frank Slootman talks vision, AWS tension and IPO plans
The new CEO of the cloud data warehouse vendor talks frankly about what he wants to bring to the company and some of the key challenges on his agenda
What is open banking? What does it mean for UK banks, fintech startups & consumers?
Nearly two years on from the introduction of open banking we explain the regulation, how it impacts the banks and fintechs and what consumers need to know
Biggest technology IPOs 2019 so far
Technology IPOs in 2019 including Lyft, Pinterest, Airbnb and Uber going public
Meet Intercom – the company behind those pop-up chats at the bottom of websites
The SaaS company has quickly carved out a leadership position in the business messaging space, with a valuation of $1.3 billion and a quickly growing number of customers, here's what you need to know
Skills gap to blame for GDPR compliance woes
A new report suggests that most businesses are happy with their GDPR compliance posture, but the lack of skills in the space is leading to an increase in reported breaches according to the UK head of the International Association of...
How Megan Caywood wants to bring a fintech mindset to Barclays
The head of global digital strategy at Barclays talks changing culture and IT practices at one of the UK's oldest banks
Common Cloud Foundry misconceptions and how to overcome them
Some useful tips on how to overcome common Cloud Foundry issues like complexity and reliability, with a focus on people and process and not technology
Salesforce goes vertical with manufacturing and consumer goods 'clouds'
The SaaS CRM giant has launched two new industry-focused CRM solutions for the manufacturing and retail industries, continuing a trend that started over four years ago
How Goldman Sachs brought Marcus to the UK using AWS
The global bank brought its first retail product to the UK last year, with AWS cloud infrastructure helping it react to unforeseen initial demand
'One big happy family': How Pivotal will fit back into VMware
The platform-as-a-service specialist is rejoining VMware after a deal was struck in August. We spoke to people on both sides to see how getting closer could change the way both vendors do business
Cloud Foundry's Project Erini gathers momentum
The Erini project is gathering pace amongst the Cloud Foundry community as the open source platform and Kubernetes continue to converge
Change management mars TfL signalling system upgrade
The signal system modernisation will allow the transport authority to run more trains at peak times, but drivers are struggling to get to grips with the system
Easyjet ready for take off with voice bookings
Using natural language processing technology from Google Dialogflow, the budget airline is incorporating voice booking into its popular mobile app later on this month
Nationwide goes low-code to build new business savings app
The British building society wanted to launch a desktop app for its business savings customers quickly, turning to the low-code platform OutSystems to spin one up in a matter of weeks
Thomas Kurian's key hires show Google Cloud's enterprise ambition
The ex-Oracle executive has wasted little time hiring new sales leads across the globe to push Google Cloud forward in the cloud computing wars and better attract enterprise customers
Asics to bring runners better workout data after Snowflake shift
The sportswear company turned to the cloud data warehouse after its Amazon Redshift instance started to creak
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