Information Technology Panel
Identifying policy issues applicable to the information technology sector and providing guidance to IET members, government and the public.
The IT Sector Panel identifies and advises on policy issues in the field of information technology. It provides expert input to IET submissions to government and parliament. It also provides guidance to the IET across all relevant professional activities including IET strategy formulation.
The panel's composition is drawn from senior members of the IET and influential representatives of the IT profession, drawn from the public, private and research sectors and covering ICT, security and computing.
It is one of eight sector panels established by the IET policy department.
The UKCRC (United Kingdom Computing Research Committee) reports to the IET IT Sector Panel and to the Engineering & Technology Forum of the BCS.
Members of the Information Technology Sector Panel
Chair | |
| Jim Norton | Independent Director |
Members | |
| Nick Coleman | Independent Reviewer, Cabinet Office |
| Stephen Darvill | LogicaCMG |
| Sanjeev Gupta | NHS |
| Graham Knight | Consultant |
| Humza Malik | National Grid plc |
| Alan Pollock | Microsoft |
| Margaret Smith | Consultant |
| Martyn Thomas CBE | Martyn Thomas Associates |
| Richard Walton | Walton-MacKenzie Ltd |
| Tim Wright | CIO, DCSF |
Relevant reports and briefings
PDF (29 k) Updated February 2008
Relevant submissions
2008
- S799 - Data Sharing Review February 2008
- S798 - Government Information Assurance Strategy February 2008
2007
- S789 - Data Protection Strategy
- S773 - A Surveillance Society April 2007
- S771 - Robustness and Resilience of Communications Systems in Europe April 2007
2006
- S764 - Personal Internet Safety October 2006
- S763 - Comprehensive Spending Review October 2006
- S755 - ICT sector qualifications strategy June 2006
2005
- S732 - The Impact of ICT on Heath & Healthcare September 2005
- S716 - Electronics Regulatory Group January 2005
Additional submissions made by the IET may be found in the submissions archive.
If you are a member and would like to contribute to the IET's policy work, please join the IT Policy Key.
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