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“We need to feed IT from a young age”: Alison Davis, CIO, on celebrating more women in tech

Alison Davis
Alison Davis

Increasing diversity in the workplace can drive “real value” across every industry, so when should we start to inspire everyone? As early as possible.

Alison Davis, chief information officer at The Francis Crick Institute at the time of interview, responds to the women in tech debate that is encouraging more women into the IT industry and how she is using her role to support those from a young age.

This video interview is part of the Making Digital Work series, powered by Computercenter.

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