Pete Moore Email & Phone Number

Liverpool, England, GB

• Our lead product Horsefly provides talent market analytics to enable data-driven, strategic recruitment decision making.My role as a Data Science focussed CTO is to:
• Devise and deliver data strategy
• Develop the Polyglot Persistence infrastructure
• Deliver all of the company MI to a “one version of the truth standard” (and implement the cultural change this entails)
• Liaise with all business functions and personnel
• Manage the IT Team

The ethos of Look at your Data is to use three decades of industry experience to advise and build the right solution for the client. Those solutions are pragmatic, ethical and sustainable. The problem contains the solution. The solution suggests the technology. It would be easy to describe ourselves as SQL-, or R-, or Python-specialists. It would also be.

Part of a consortium committed to the improvement of the north west's data knowledge

SQL Saturday is a free training event for Microsoft Data Platform professionals and those wanting to learn about SQL Server, Business Intelligence and Analytics. This event will be held on Jul 15 2017 at Business School, Manchester Metropolitan University, All Saints Campus, Oxford Rd, Manchester, Manchester, England, M15 6BH, United Kingdom

GB

Organiser of monthly user group for people with a passion for data and, in particular SQL Server.

Warrington, Cheshire, GB

• I spent over a decade in recruitment, bringing a strategic angle to an industry that too often neglects its data. I started as a contractor and ended as IT Director.You may be surprised by where the achievements listed.
• Prestige: my team became Microsoft Gold Partners – unique within that size and sector
• Cost: I devolved a one-time six-figure (10% of T/O) dependence on third parties to zero
• Strategic: I ascended to board level where my voice was respected
• Strategic: every quarter I stood in front of the entire 150-person business and explained our data strategy, what we’d achieved and where we were going (this was by popular demand!)
• Innovation: I increased the size of the IT team to 14 (justified) heads

Sydney, New South Wales, AU

• Evolution's Australian office turns over in excess of $1M(AU). It was an honour to be there right from the start. In terms of the data model the key challenges were:
• Maintenance window reduced from 10 hours to 2(TWO) hours
• Latency to UK at 300ms ("no, I can't make it go faster than the speed of light!")
• Man-managing the ******* time difference (not specifically a Data challenge but hard enough to warrant a mention)

Singapore, SG

• Evolution's Singapore office turns over in excess of S$2M. In terms of the data model the key challenges were:
• Introduction of VMWare VDI infrastructure
• Extremely different corporate culture (yes, the data model needs to handle this)
• Managing the change to a 24/7 support infrastructure (having previously serviced onlya European enterprise)

Magdeburg, DE

• Evolution's Germany office turns over in excess of €1M turning a very significant proportion of that into profit. At time of writing the company is six years old. In terms of the data model the key challenges were:
• Retrofitting language/currency
• Cultural changes (for example, it is rude to begin a German email with "Hi")
• Pronouncing the company name

Boston, Massachusetts, US

Oxbridge Answers are a Market Leader in providing the World's Highest Calibre Business Intelligence professionals to global organisations, looking for Competitive advantage through Talent Acquisition. From a data perspective Oxbridge represented an interesting challenge in that we had to extend the model to allow for competing companies all of which used.

Altrincham, Cheshire, GB

I entered LBM with the remit to take over management of their Market File. This was the central database used by this B2B marketing giant and, as such, the source of a very large percentage of the company revenue.At the time of my arrival the database had been upgraded from Access to SQL. It was my job to make this complicated system manageable at a more.

I was in charge of the automation of the Inter.Act business reporting suite. This included the parsing of large amounts of data from Inter.Act’s own campaigns in addition to EPOS data from Sainsburys and Boots EPOS system. I was in charge of the analysis of this data.Initially my responsibility was to report to the Account Director with top line data.

When I was 23 I wrote a truly awful travelogue, but I wrote it nonetheless. For my fortieth birthday Mark Bratt (of Mark Bratt Travel fame) published it and gave me it as a present. I am writing this now to commend the generosity of that gesture (the book itself is woeful!)

Santa Cruz, CA, US

Work America summer facilitated by British Universities North America Club

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, US

Work America summer facilitated by British Universities North America Club

GB

My first job in data. There was only one PC and when I had to go and get raw data I obtained it from a black and green behemoth un-ironically known as The Other Computer. The pile of floppy disks on my desk was generally referred to as The Data. However, the sales team I worked in contained some of the best analysts I ever met. Simply, their database was.

GB

The youngest man in the City of London. I did a bit of everything as an assistant/runner in Nat West's Acquirer Systems department. Surrounded by extremely effective project managers this internship gave me a very good grounding in business, instilled in me the concept of professional pride and gave me good habits that I embrace to this day.In a slightly.

Master Of Science (Msc), Data Science

Msci, Mathematical Physics

A-Levels, Maths: A, Physics: A (With Distinction In Special Paper), Geography: A, Further Maths: B