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Andy Mulholland
Global Chief Technology Officer, Capgemini
Andy Mulholland is a leading thinker and practitioner helping clients recognise the impact of new technologies on their business models. Andy joined Capgemini in 1996 with thirteen years of experience in senior IT roles. Mulholland’s role of Global Chief Technology Officer includes advising the Capgemini Group management board on all aspects of technology-driven market changes. He has led Capgemini’s advanced technology focus.
In the last six years, Andy has also published seven white papers, proposed Technology Architectural models, three of which have become the norm throughout the Technology industry, and most recently lead Capgemini’s vision on business driven technology clusters. Andy's first book, Mashup Corporations The End of Business As Usual, co-authored with Chris Thomas of Intel was published in October 2006. Prior to joining Capgemini Andy has been the founder, or co-founder, of four technology companies that have either been acquired by leading multinational technology companies, or gone public on the small capital NASDAQ.
Books; author acknowledgements for contributions or influence on the content:
- Joined Up Systems — Authors: Trevor Elliott & Dave Herbert ; Publisher: Management Consultancies Association
- Innovation — Editor: Adam Jolly; Sponsored by UK Dept of Industry ; Publisher: Kogan Page
- Java Spaces in Practice — Authors: Philip Bishop & Nigel Warren ; Publisher: Addison Wesley
- Enterprise Services Architecture Author: Dan Woods ; Sponsored by SAP Software ; Publisher: O’Reilly
- Innovating IT — Author: Lior Arussy ; Publisher: Wiley
Carl Bate
Vice President, Chief Technology Officer, Capgemini UK & Ireland
Carl Bate is Capgemini’s UK & Ireland Chief Technology Officer.
Carl is an executive advisor operating across private and public sectors and has acted as Chief Technology Officer for several organisations.
Carl has worked in a senior IT advisory capacity with many organisations including BP, GlaxoSmithKline, Allianz, AXA, M&S, Kingfisher, the UK Criminal Justice System, Home Office and Cabinet Office.
Carl has acted as interim CTO for several organisations including interim CTO for the launch of Kingfisher’s DIY Web business and interim CTO for the UK’s Criminal Justice System IT Programme – a £2bn programme to ‘join-up justice’. Carl is currently advising on UK Government’s Transformational Government programme.
Carl helps facilitate Capgemini’s IT Leadership community - a community of ex-CIOs, CTOs and IT Leaders – whose goal is to help CIOs and IT leadership teams connect with others who’ve personally faced the challenges of IT leadership in business.
Carl is also responsible for facilitating Capgemini’s technology strategy and innovation activity.
Carl is an active contributor to Capgemini’s thought leadership series including Service-Oriented Enterprise and is supporting Capgemini’s work with the Open Group.
Prior to becoming UK CTO, Carl led Capgemini’s Technology Consulting Group and Enterprise Architecture practice.
Peter Evans-Greenwood
CTO Capgemini Australia
Peter Evans-Greenwood joined Capgemini as the next step in a diverse career that has seen him working across a broad range of industries and technologies, and with companies ranging from small start-ups through to global players such as DHL. Over fifteen years’ experience working at the interface between research, technology and business has seen him involved in a diverse range of problem domains from traditional back-office applications such as finance, billing, logistics, B2B, B2C and CRM applications; turn-key solutions including MUARC's advanced driving simulator and air traffic control; though to leveraging emerging technologies to create innovative back office, B2B and B2C solutions.
Peter’s role as Chief Technology Officer of Capgemini Australia has him working with business and technical stakeholders, drawing on his broad technical and industry experience to find innovative solutions for their most challenging business problems. His drive to demystify emerging technologies and help them to find their place in the enterprise makes him an active thought leader as well as prolific creator of white papers and articles.
Peter’s interests range well beyond the confines of technology to include history, design and philosophy. He is obsessed with understanding how people interact, collaborate, and negotiate, their ability to find flexible solutions in complex environments, and the challenge of bringing these ideas and the benefits they bring to enterprise software. Consequentially, he has a soft spot for agent technology, and would like to see it become mainstream one day.
Ron Tolido
Vice President at Capgemini Netherlands and Chief Technology Officer for the Northern Europe and Asia Pacific regions
Ron Tolido is a Vice President at Capgemini Netherlands and Chief Technology Officer for the Northern Europe and Asia Pacific regions. Also, he is a Governing Director of the Open Group. He studied Dutch Language and Literature at the University of Leiden before earning a BSc in Information Technology at The Hague Polytechnic. Trained by AT&T’s Bell Labs, he was one of the first Unix System V kernel specialists in the Netherlands. During his career, Mr. Tolido has been involved in many different engagements pertaining to (commercial) software product development, technology consulting, architecture and IT strategy, both in operational and executive roles.
He published several books on software engineering, including 'object-oriented modeling & C++' and 'IAD, evolutionary development of information systems'. He is or has been a columnist for IT magazines such as Software Release Magazine, Corporate .Net Magazine, Datanews [corporate] solutions and Business Consultant magazine.
Mr. Tolido is a frequently invited, vivid speaker on innovative IT subjects. He is a jury member of the annual Benelux 'Development Tools' RAD Race. Furthermore, he is the external examiner for the Master of Science Course E-technology of Knowledge Centre Cibit / University of Middlesex, a member of the Programme Committee of the Dutch NWO 'Jacquard' IT innovation / stimulation programme and board member of Gridforum Netherlands. He acted in the board of commissioners of MarketXS (market data technology) and is currently a member of the advisory board of Astragy (strategic intelligence services).
Mr. Tolido's interests include excesses in philosophy and literature. He is sort of obsessed with Open Source and extreme transparency (which notoriously includes his Apple Cube). Furthermore, he is reported to do anything to simplify things.