Scott Logic's London office is just a stone's throw away from London Bridge Station and is home to some of our most experienced consultants who work closely with our clients.
Our senior consultants provide expert advice and strategy to organisations looking to achieve their business objectives through technology. Our London office is also a hub for members of our client-facing and back-office teams.
Many of our clients are located in and around Central London. Our London team is on hand for face-to-face meetings and workshops, building close relationships with our clients.
As well as being in a convenient location for client meetings, the Scott Logic office is in a bustling part of the city, with the numerous cafes and food outlets of Borough Market across the street.
We help our clients create mature, modern environments that engineers want to use, making it easier for programmes to attract and hire quality candidates.
Jess McEvoy, Principal Consultant, London
Our popular Open Source London event series is a big draw for the tech community in the city and surrounding areas, with previous instalments hosted at the fantastic NatWest Group and London Stock Exchange Group venues. Exploring all things open source in financial services, the events are a great way to network with peers and potential customers.
Watch some of the fantastic talks from recent events.
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Data-literate leadership underpinned the most successful pandemic-response programmes. In this post, I explore what data-literate leadership looks like, drawing on examples from the roundtables on data sharing in government that the Institute for Government ran in partnership with Scott Logic.
Jessica McEvoy
In this month’s episode, Colin, Jess McEvoy and Alex Segrove tackle a wide range of topics relating to the role of technology innovation, and the perils of hyped technology, within Digital Government
Colin Eberhardt
In this blog , Marghaid Howie looks at the findings of The State of Open Source in Financial Services, including how things have (and have not) changed from her time starting in the sector and how larger organisations can foster a culture of open source.
Marghaid Howie
