Hellen Bowey Hellen Bowey, CEO of Alcove, discusses her journey from Teesside to founding Alcove in 2014. Alcove uses smart sensors, AI, wearables, and video calling to support over 20,000 users, including older and disabled adults. 29 June 2026
Dr Nicola Hodson Dr Nicola Hodson is an technology industry leader with extensive experience in business and digital transformation. In June 2023, she ranked highly in Computer Weekly’s list of the 50 most influential people in UK technology. She was appointed as UK Chief Executive, IBM UK and Ireland in January 2023, where she is responsible for the company’s business operations. 26 May 2026
Catherine Mason Catherine Mason, a historian of computer and digital art, presenter and writer has a background in art history and a fascination with technology. Her work includes books like ‘A Computer in the Art Room’ and ‘Creative Simulations’ and she is a committee member of the Computer Arts Society. 19 May 2026
Tom Povey on editing one of the world’s first electronic newsletters Tom Povey, a former Principal Software Engineer with DEC, talks about how his colleagues established one of the world’s first electronic newsletters in 1981 to keep UK colleagues around the world updated on news from ‘back home’ 28 April 2026
Rod Flavell Rod Flavell, Founder and CEO of FDM Group, discusses his journey from Sedgley, West Midlands, to founding global IT business and consultancy company FDM in Brighton in 1990. 21 April 2026
Jim Brookes Jim Brookes’ IT career started with iconic tech firms Ferranti and ICT in the 1960s. He worked on the helped establish the SWERC and JANET networks and co-founded Praxis Systems. Later he was Chief Executive at the British Computer Society. 9 March 2026
Professor Bob Galliers Bob Galliers is the Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Bentley University in the US and Professor Emeritus at the University of Warwick. He has had a long and distinguished career in academia in the field of information systems, introducing the notion of Information Systems strategizing. 16 January 2026
Bryan Glick Bryan Glick is Computer Weekly’s Editor in Chief, one of the publications which broke the story of the Post Office Horizon scandal in 2009, which affected (and in some cases, destroyed) sub postmasters’ livelihoods and lives. Here he talks to AIT Trustee Professor Bill Dutton on Horizon and its implications for the future of technology and society. 29 December 2025
Rob Witty In his career, computer scientist and programmer Rob worked on safety-critical systems at BP, GEC and Swanwick Air Traffic Control Centre and managed research programmes at the Atlas computer laboratory and Rutherford lab. Later he directed the Alvey programme. 16 December 2025
Sarah Childs Sarah Childs in an artist, specialising in fantasy art work and designing for video games.… 30 June 2025