Prof Keith Jeffery

Leader of IT teams for EPOS and ENVRIplus
BGS Edinburgh
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Summary

An experienced ICT Professional, working with industry and academia, leading projects ranging from leading-edge research to production systems using standard components. Providing consultancy advice based on both academic currency and long-term experience. Making ICT (especially advanced ICT) work for the benefit of all stakeholders.

Keith Jeffery’s biography

  •  2013 – ongoing : Consultant (after retirement)
  •  2010 –2013 : STFC: (additionally) Director, International Relations
  •  2007 –2013 : STFC: Director, IT and International Strategy
  •  2006 –2007 : CCLRC: Director, IT and International Strategy
  •  1999 –2006 : CLRC: Director, Information Technology
  •  1999 : CLRC: Acting Director of Information Technology
  •  1998 –1999 : CLRC: Acting Chief Information Officer
  •  1990 –1998 : SERC: Head, Systems Engineering Division
  •  1984 –1990 : SERC: Head, Information Management Group
  •  1980 –1984 : SERC Leader Database Section
  •  1979 –1980 : NERC Computing Service: Leader Central Support Group
  •  1976 –1979 : NERC Central Computing Group: Leader
  •  1971 –1976 : IGS Computer Unit: Leader London Section
  •  1968 –1971 : PhD Geology University of Exeter
  •  1965 –1968 : BSc II(1) Geology University of Exeter

Research interests

  •  1968 – ongoing: The application of ICT to support research in any domain

Current projects and collaboration

Skills

  •  1971 – ongoing: ICT Management

Awards

  •  1995 – ongoing: Honorary Visiting Professor Masaryk University, CZ
  •  1993 – ongoing: Honorary Fellow Irish Computer Society
  •  1988 – ongoing: Honorary Visiting Professor Heriot Watt University
  •  1988 – ongoing: Honorary Visiting Professor University of Cardiff

Accreditations

  • CEng: Chartered Engineer
  • CITP: Chartered IT Professional

Professional association

  •  1984 – ongoing: Fellow British Computer Society
  •  1970 – ongoing: Fellow Geological Society

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