Contributors to MicroscopeUK
Current Contributors
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Tim Anderson has been a freelance journalist since 1992, specialising in software development and cloud computing
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Warwick Ashford is security editor at Computer Weekly. He joined the CW team as chief reporter in June 2007, focusing on IT security, business continuity, IT law and regulation, compliance and governance. He was appointed security editor in May 2012.
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Ian Ashworth is the EMEA channel director at Netwrix Corporation and is responsible for running Netwrix’s global channel programme and expanding partner network
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Caroline is a former business editor at Computer Weekly, amd was responsible for coverage of IT issues in key business sectors including retail, media and manufacturing, as well as government IT, CIO interviews, IT management topics and technology startups.
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Kayleigh Bateman was the special projects editor for Computer Weekly, until August 2015. She covered IT skills, education, jobs and recruitment in addition to women in technology, managing the WITsend blog for Computer Weekly. She is also the editor of CW Europe.
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Nick Booth is a freelance writer.
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As director of channel sales at iland, Stuart truly understands the trends and nuances of the ever-changing cloud industry. With more than 17 years of IT industry experience gained within a range of startup and mature technology organisations, Stuart has held senior channel focused positions at companies such as Zerto, Isilon (now Dell EMC) and DDN
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Caroline Donnelly is a senior editor at Computer Weekly, having joined the site in March 2015. Her beats include datacentre, cloud and virtualisation technologies, and finding out all about the end users deploying them.
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Zach Emmanuel is a reporter for Computer Weekly and MicroScope.
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Cath Everett has been a journalist and editor for around 25 years. She specialises in employment and workplace issues and writes about the impact of technology on society.
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Bryan is editor in chief of Computer Weekly, responsible for managing and developing the team producing all Computer Weekly editorial content.
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Bill Goodwin is Computer Weekly's premium content editor. He is an award-winning journalist, who has written for national newspapers, magazines and has worked as a researcher on investigative television documentaries.
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Lynn Haber is the senior writer for SearchITChannel.com. Prior to joining TechTarget she worked for many years as an independent business and technology editor.
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Christine is a channel journalist and former editor of ChannelPro and ChannelBiz, as well as a contributor to most of the UK channel publications
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Chris Mellor is storage editor at The Register.
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Leonidas Plagakis is a security engineer for leading cyber security, data analytics and cloud security consultancy, RiverSafe.
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Nick has been with Exertis Hammer since 2004 and has held various business development roles prior to becoming general manager for components in 2014
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Simon Quicke is the editor of MicroScope.
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Karl Roe is vice-president of services and cloud solutions at pan-EMEA, high-value distributor Nuvias Group.
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Cliff Saran is the managing editor (technology) on Computer Weekly magazine responsible for commissioning, writing and overseeing the magazine strategy concerning all matters relating to technology from up-and-coming research and development to systems management challenges and legacy support and maintenance.
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As Editorial Director of TechTarget's CIO, IT Strategy and Channel Media Group, Sue Troy steers the editorial coverage of SearchCIO.com, SearchCompliance.com, SearchITChannel.com and SearchCloudProvider.com.
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Archana Venkatraman is the former Datacentre Editor for Computer Weekly.
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With more than 15 years of business experience in IT, Whitley has held senior positions at several software companies, including WatchGuard, Clearswift, Secure Computing, Sophos, Dr Solomon's Software, Wolfram Research and triCerat EMEA
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Davey Winder is an award winning journalist who has been using, and writing about, emerging technologies for 20 years.
