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With 21 years of experience in the business and ICT service industry, and 15 years of which in the Public Sector, Shaun believes that Pure’s unique business value proposition and technology accelerate and enable improved data analytics, storage management and Artificial Intelligence.

As a senior technical advisor, Patrick provides crucial input and leadership across engineering, product management, sales, marketing and presales. With a 25-year career in financial services technology, Patrick has held roles at Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch and Nomura in London and New York. Most recently responsible for core infrastructure engineering at Deutsche Bank.

Tim has worked in Higher Education IT for over 20 years and is currently the Platform and Service Owner for Identity and Access Management at UCL where he manages both day-to-day operations and delivery of change to support UCL’s digital transformation.

Louise consults on the business, strategic and financial considerations of cloud computing and digital transformation. Louise has supported several Jisc members and local government customers with their cloud strategy, understand the capex to opex shift, total cost of ownership reviews and ways to optimise in the cloud.

Alex Goffe is Associate Director Technology at the University of Manchester.

Leading the infrastructure design team at London Business School, he’s been part of a team that has navigated many transitions of the infrastructure at the School over the years. His main specialism has been networks but turns his hand to the entire infrastructure stack.

Chris worked with both Logicalis UK and internationally with Logicalis Group in varied roles including Group Chief Technology Officer and Chief Digital Officer, shaping our go-to-market propositions and driving customer engagement. As an accomplished digital modernisation speaker and storyteller, Chris can often be found wowing audiences about the future of digital transformation and the art of the possible.

Richard has worked in a variety of IT infrastructure roles and he is currently the Principal Infrastructure Engineer at the University of Derby. He enjoys using his skills and experience to enable digital transformation through infrastructure strategy, design, implementation, and operations, with a passion for automation and sharing knowledge with others.

Timandra presents the BBC Radio 4 series, FutureProofing and How To Disagree. She has also presented documentaries, Data, Data Everywhere, Supersense Me & The Singularity, and was resident reporter on Radio 4's social psychology series The Human Zoo, - more an exhibit than a zookeeper. Since winning the Independent newspaper's column-writing competition Timandra has written for many print and online publications. She is also a Visiting Fellow (Knowledge Exchange) in Big Data, Information Rights and Public Engagement with the Centre for Information Rights at the University of Winchester, a Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society, and a member of their working group on Data Ethics.

Guilherme De Sousa has over 20 years’ experience working in IT within a Higher Education environment. As Head of Digital Infrastructure & Security he leads the teams developing and delivering infrastructure and security services across Heriot-Watt’s global campuses.

Tricia Moscati has worked in Information Technology across various industries, including telecoms, oil, and higher education. As the Head of Digital Transformation at Heriot-Watt University, she ensures that people, processes, and technology are strategically aligned to deliver customer-focused services and drive operational efficiency.

For the past 10 years, Mark Siddle has worked in academia covering infrastructure, network and security operations. He currently works at Jisc in their Security Operations Centre leading the threat analysis team and acting as the technical lead for their Splunk programme.

Matthew is a Senior Business Analyst with over 10 years’ experience in higher education delivering innovative IT solutions to meet business needs. He has worked on a range of projects during this time and is currently managing the application migration process to Microsoft Azure with the ‘Into the Cloud’ project.

Christopher trained as a physicist and went on to work in several environmental science institutes doing what is now called research software engineering. He currently works in the University of Bristol’s Advanced Computing Research Centre helping researches make the best use of on premise and cloud HPC systems.

Nick developed his digital HE career at the University of Bristol, where his roles included head of IT infrastructure. He is now an independent consultant, working with universities on initiatives from data centres to digital learning.

David is Head of Software Development at the University of York, heading up our growing development team and helping them move to cloud native approaches. Previously he was worked in a number of organisations, most recently as Director of Digital Products at the Raspberry Pi Foundation.

Arthur is CTO at the University of Sheffield where his role covers architecture, strategy, development, cloud and digital transformation. He has previously worked in Cyber Security, Research IT and Infrastructure within UK HE