Blogging the Blog


Posted on: November 23, 2011 by Guy Lidbetter

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We are delighted that the Atos CIO Blog has been nominated in the CIO/IT Director Blog category of the Computer Weekly UK annual blog of the year awards. Of course we would love to be successful in being recognized as a provider of thought leadership and insight to our readership. if you enjoy the content we provide and feel it worthy of recognition to please consider voting at the above link.

One of the principles of the blog is to provide genuinely objective insight into major topics of the day and to avoid overt self promotion of Atos as an organization. We aspire to connect Atos thought leaders with our readers on a personal basis and provide occasionally provocative insight that may not always quite meet the “company line”. However, on this occasion we allow ourselves a little latitude!

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About Guy Lidbetter
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Chief Technology Officer, Infrastructure & Data Management. Atos Fellow and member of the Scientific Community
With over 30 years of experience in the IT services industry, as CTO for Atos Infrastructure & Data Management, Guy is responsible for setting Technical and Innovation Strategy across the IT infrastructure stack in both cloud and non-cloud delivery models. He is also responsible for senior level relationships with technology leaders of strategic partners. Previously, he has held numerous technical and management positions in Sema Group, SchlumbergerSema and Atos Origin. In 2017 Guy was appointed an Atos Fellow and is also a founder member of the Atos Scientific Community, most recently sitting on the Editorial Board for the latest Ascent magazine, “Imagining our Quantum Future’. He has a passion for sport, particularly Chelsea Football Club, baseball’s Atlanta Braves, rugby union and cricket. He also walks, cycles and more leisurely pursuits include photography, reading, music and attempting cryptic crosswords with varying degrees of success.

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