Breaking with the past: an interview with Pearson CTO/COO Albert Hitchcock
London-based global publisher and education provider Pearson is undergoing perhaps the biggest business transformation in its 172-year history. Stuart Sumner meets the man tasked with creating the 'Netflix of education', CTO and COO Albert Hitchcock
Sitting on the north bank of the Thames in central London, the headquarters of global publisher and education provider Pearson was once one of Winston Churchill's wartime haunts. Churchill allegedly used...
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