Steve Nimmons in the grounds of Hatfield House

Steve Nimmons is a senior Information Technologist and industry commentator, a Certified European Engineer (Eur Ing), Chartered Engineer (CEng), Chartered Fellow of the British Computer Society (FBCS CITP), Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (FRSA), Institute for the Management of Information Systems (FIMIS), Institution of Analysts and Programmers (FIAP), Linnean Society of London (FLS), Society of Antiquaries of Scotland (FSA Scot), Freeman of London and Kentucky Colonel.

He was Commissioned as a Kentucky Colonel in 2009, awarded a Humanitarian Silver Medal by the Red Cross Society of Mongolia (2008), the Kentucky Colonel Medal of Distinction, 2009, and is a Member of the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels, Rotary Club of London, Council of Christians and Jews (Chairman’s Circle), Worshipful Company of Information Technologists, BCS ELITE, Institution of Engineering and Technology, British Association for the Advancement of Science, Guild of Freemen of the City of London, Conservative Party and Ulster Unionist Party. Steve became an Honorary Citizen of North Carolina in 2010.

He is a Juror of the Court Leet of the Guildable Manor of Southwark, Fellow of the Zoological Society of London, (non-political) member of the National Liberal Club, a Knight of the Royal Confraternity of Sao Teotonio and member of the Military and Hospitaller Order of St. Lazarus of Jerusalem. He serves on a number of industry panels including the Conservative Technology Forum, ITC Technology Panel, ITC Government Panel and the ITC Ethics and Spiritual Development Panel. He is a ‘regular at Parliament’ and is a member of the Bow Group, Conservative Friends of Israel, CCJ and the Zionist Federation.

Steve is a charity trustee, a special advisor to a number of charities and is active in Rotary and inter faith dialogue. An innovator and thought leader he is a member of the Atos Origin Scientific Community.

He is a Life Patron of the London Parks Bowling Association and a member of the City Livery Yacht Club.

Key Interests

Design and delivery services in Social Computing, SOA and BPM with cross-industry focus. Steve is interested in technology journalism and is willing to provide insight / quotes / original articles (in appropriate circumstances).

Outside of the technology space: Economics, Philosophy, Theology, World Affairs, Philanthropy, Inter Faith Dialogue, Rotary International, Politics (Conservative / Unionist), Northern Ireland affairs, Political Journalism.

Contact

The best place to get in touch is on Facebook. Please include a brief introduction in any friend request. Other contact options are described on the Contact page.

Links

• Facebook
• LinkedIn
• NI Crunch Talk

Reference

• Understanding the Potential of Neuromarketing, Atos Origin CIO / CTO Blog (July 2010)
• Philanthrocapitalism and the Enterprise Encore Career, Royal Society of Arts (July 2010)
• G-Cloud and Ubiquitous Computing in Britain (Public Service Review, May 2010)
• 40 years in the making, will the Memristor change computing? Atos Origin CIO / CTO Blog (May, 2010)
• Social Search and the Integrity of the Social Graph, Atos Origin CIO / CTO Blog (Feb, 2010)
• The Problem with Privacy and Social Networks, Atos Origin CIO / CTO Blog (Jan, 2010)
• SOA – The Architecture with Nine Lives, British Computer Society, May 2009
• What to do with Legacy COBOL, British Computer Society, February 2009
• Unseen Enemy, Conspectus, November 2008
• Business Intelligence Gold Panning, British Computer Society, November 2008
• It’s all in the eyes, ITNOW, British Computer Society, July 2008

• Conservative Party Wall (video)
• The London Rotarian (Winter 2008)
• AFI Policy Advisors
• Linnean Society Annual Report 2008
• New Freemen of the WCIT
• City Livery Yacht Club – New Members 2008
• BCS Register of Chartered Fellows, SRK Nimmons
• Officers of the Knightly Order of Valiant of St. George
• LinkedIn Users Question Gates Query [CIO.com, ABC News, The Standard, Washington Post et. al.]
• Which Magazine July 2010 (quotes on pre-installed software)

Author Profiles

• Atos Origin CIO Blog
• RSA Comment

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