CIO Interview: Cathal Corcoran, CIO, Gatwick Airport

Stuart Sumner
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Corcoran discusses brain scanners, drones, networks refreshes, and using data to sell more whisky

Gatwick Airport started life as the Surrey Aero Club in 1930, a small airfield where enthusiasts putted about in their Gipsy Moth biplanes and similar, a far cry from the international hub which today...

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