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IBM UK: Murder Mystery activity with PC actor
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IBM UK: Murder Mystery activity with PC actor
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IBM UK: Ringwood school students with teachers Angharad Costello and Emily Halsted-Morton
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IBM UK: Ringwood School teachers - Angharad Costello and Emily Halsted-Morton
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IBM UK: John Mclean, IBM Hursley Laboratory Director, with Caroline Nokes, MP for Romsey and Southampton North, and Dave Andrews, IBM executive sponsor for think.IT
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IBM UK: Start of day ice breaker - paper chain building activity
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IBM UK: Brain Storming
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IBM UK: General student activity
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IBM UK: General student activity
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IBM UK: Cllr Rupert Kyrle, the Mayor of Eastleigh, Mayoress Karen Kyrle and host Nicola Hills, IBM (centre)
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IBM UK: John Tilt showing technology in sports shoes
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IBM UK: Start of day ice breaker - paper chain building activity
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IBM UK: Start of day ice breaker - paper chain building activity
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IBM UK: Start of day ice breaker - paper chain building activity
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IBM UK: Activity planning
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IBM UK: Cllr Rupert Kyrle, the Mayor of Eastleigh, Mayoress Karen Kyrle and host Nicola Hills, IBM (centre)
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IBM UK: Teacher Carol Dawkins with students from Toynbee school
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IBM UK: Students pitching their ideas
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IBM UK: Team Garrett Anderson with their winning idea Leaf: ‘The personal best trainer’ - a silicone ear piece that moulds to the ear of the user, and allows an athlete to communicate wirelessly with their coach while training
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IBM UK: Team Murray Hopper, runner up with invention My Grip: A multi-functional grip constructed from a combination of memory foam and a non-slip rubber surface, that moulds to the shape of an athlete's hands, helping them perform at their best
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IBM UK: Students pitching their ideas
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IBM UK: Team Payette, who came up with winning idea Training Buddy: ‘Working out how to work out’ - a smartphone application designed to offer injury prevention, treatment, and nutrition advice to athletes
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IBM UK: Students pitching their ideas to the panel of judges
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IBM UK: The panel - Paul Kettley, IBM WebSphere Development Manager & Master Inventor, John Tilt, a World veteran champion over 400m, Simon Rachman, IBM CICS TS Delivery Manager, Wendy-Ann Haskey, IBM Program Director, and Nicola Hills, IBM Websphere Director
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IBM UK: The panel - Dave Andrews, IBM executive sponsor for think.IT, John Tilt, a World veteran champion over 400m, Karen Broughton-Mabbitt, IBM Software Manager, Paul Fairbarn, Products Development Manager and Sue Fundrey, Connectivity & Integration Champion
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IBM UK: Stephen Leonard, Chief Executive, IBM UK and Ireland, with Caroline Nokes, MP for Romsey and Southampton North, John Tilt, a World veteran champion over 400m, and John Mclean, IBM Hursley Laboratory Director
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IBM UK: Kate Bittles, IBM Hursley Community Programmes Manager, with Stephen Leonard, Chief Executive, IBM UK and Ireland, Caroline Nokes, MP for Romsey and Southampton North, and John Mclean, IBM Hursley Laboratory Director
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IBM UK: Stephen Leonard, Chief Executive, IBM UK and Ireland, with Caroline Nokes, MP for Romsey and Southampton North, and John Mclean, IBM Hursley Laboratory Director
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IBM UK: Stephen Leonard, Chief Executive, IBM UK and Ireland, with Caroline Nokes, MP for Romsey and Southampton North, John Tilt, a World veteran champion over 400m, and John Mclean, IBM Hursley Laboratory Director, & the thinkIT team