A Hull woman who has served some of the city’s top employers has had her lockdown writing published as an authority on digital transformation.
Jayne Mather used time afforded by the restrictive pandemic measures to put her career learnings down, and the debut author was delighted to net a publishing deal with The British Computer Society - the chartered institute for information technology - on completion. Having worked for Ideal Standard, Smith & Nephew, Arco and Reckitt, she has credited colleagues for imparting their wisdom, as the book launches this month.
Super User Networks for Software Projects is designed to help key figures in businesses use best practice methods to accelerate digital transformation, implement new systems and adopt new technology into an organisation. Described as a valuable methodology, it draws on her experiences with some of Hull’s best known businesses.
