UK Hydrographic Office is seeking its first CTO

Roland Moore-Colyer
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The MoD agency wants to make use of big data

The UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) is on the hunt for its first chief technology officer (CTO) "to create a step-change in our data-driven technology services". In a job posting on the UKHO's web...

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