Mark Chillingworth
Mark Chillingworth is a CIO and CTO journalist, ghost writer, moderator and advisor with over 11 years experience. From 2010 to 2016 he was Editor in Chief of the award-winning CIO UK. In 2011 he created the CIO 100, an annual transformation power list of the UK’s most influential CIOs and launched the UK’s first CIO Podcast in 2016.
EMEA CEO: Tableau set to benefit from board's data focus
Two years into its life as part of Salesforce, Tableau is expanding across Europe.
Norway powers up a clean data centre future for CIOs
Norway and its neighbours are at the forefront of making the data centre environmentally sustainable.
End digital poverty and create a new global community
The Digital Poverty Alliance in the UK is filling a void of a decade of underfunding in education and tech in education, which will be the economic opportunity for many
Vietnam - in pole position to be tech outsourcing leader
With new trade deals in place and big investments in education, CIOs and CTOs may want to consider Vietnam for digital development.
CIOs, it's time to listen to Greta
As with the banking crisis, austerity and the pandemic, CIOs can and must play a vital role in moving to sustainable business models.
It's time to push the data pedal hard
Sport can always teach business a thing or two, the acceleration of data in pro-cycling and F1 is set to deliver big wins.
Cycling gets smarter, on the street and in the race
Data, Apps and IoT are reshaping cycling for Grand Tour winners, amateur riders or commuters in Smart Cities.
CIOs, keep an eye out for teams within teams
CIOs must balance strong existing relationships with a challenge to the status quo.
UK at risk without a national data strategy
Leading peers on the House of Lords Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence worry that the UK will not benefit or control AI as national data strategy is delayed.
The digital challenge for Procurement - is almost identical to that faced by CIOs
Technology and procurement teams must become close partners in order to succeed in delivering digital transformation.
The office of the future will need to diversify its usage
Do farms, cathedral markets and the campus provide signs of how the office will look beyond the pandemic?
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