BAA appoints its first CTO

Dawinderpal Sahota
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Ex-ITV man Simon Fell is to take the role, reporting to CIO Philip Langsdale

Airports operator BAA has announced that it has appointed Simon Fell as its first chief technology officer (CTO). Fell currently works as a technical consultant at Freeview, and was previously d...

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