As BCS publishes its analysis of the ONS IT employment figures as they relate to ethnicity, age, gender and disability, we spoke to two women with interesting social mobility stories. In this first instalment, Brian Runciman MBCS speaks to Amanda Brock, CEO of OpenUK about her journey from a council estate in Scotland to a …
Amanda Brock is a guest on the WB-40 podcast speaking about open business models, a research project on the UK Open Technology market, and COP26.
Breaking: Latest updates from the world of Gaia X; Good Morning Europe – Gaia X Insights #3 and why companies in the UK should join the project Get your insights now from the Uptime Punks with our guests Amanda Brock & Andreas Weiss Hosted by Paul Hammer & Tim schorno
Join Amanda Brock, CEO for a discussion around the growing prominence of Open technologies in both corporate and governmental digital strategies. During the Podcast they cover common misconceptions about Open Source and dig into how tech leaders should frame the use of Open when building their digital strategies.
On this episode, we are talking with Amanda Brock from OpenUK. OpenUK is a UK-based not-for-profit company which supports open source collaboration and open technologies within the United Kingdom. Its primary stated focus is to develop and sustain UK leadership in Open Technology, comprised of open source software, open source hardware and open data.
Episode description from Percona: Amanda Brock is the CEO of OpenUK an organization that promotes the use of open source software, hardware, and data in the UK. Amanda has a deep background in open source dating back to the time she was the general council for Canonical. The HOSS talks with Amanda about her background, …
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“I would say it’s a virtual environment that takes the software that used to run your systems on local servers or desktops and places it in a third-party environment where it’s hosted by experts,” says Amanda Brock, CEO of OpenUK and previously a lawyer working in the tech sector for the past 30 years.
