Oneserve appoints Alistair Hayter as its new Chief Technology Officer
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Exeter based field service management software specialist, Oneserve, is delighted to welcome Alistair Hayter as its new Chief Technology Officer (CTO) supporting its ambitious plans for the future.
Alistair brings with him a wealth of experience spanning more than twenty years in senior technology and product delivery roles in the education, healthcare and finance sectors. His knowledge and experience of the architecture and technology behind the development for SaaS solutions will complement Oneserve’s ongoing technology development.
Alistair, a specialist in solution design, team development and strategic alignment, boasts an impressive CV having held a variety of senior industry positions including Head of Engineering for Equiniti Data, Technical Director for Lovell Sports LTD, CTO for Imagine Education LTD and Senior Product Manager for VitalPac
Chris Proctor, CEO at Oneserve said: “This is a key appointment and we are really excited to have Alistair join the team at Oneserve. Our business has grown dramatically over the last few years and Alistair’s skills and expertise will drive forward our exciting development plans for the future.
“Alistair has extensive industry experience which will only serve to enhance our business offering. We are delighted he has chosen to bring this knowledge to Oneserve at a crucial time in our growth and we look forward to product innovations and new launches ahead,” concluded Proctor
“I am really excited about working with Oneserve at such a dynamic time,” said Hayter. “The industry and the general business climate is going through some unprecedented changes and I am excited to rise to the challenge with the Oneserve team.
“I am proud to be part of a forward thinking and innovative organisation that works so closely with its partners to deliver robust solutions while enhancing customer experience. Oneserve has an exceptional team of people coupled with market leading technology; core values which align with my own thinking and interests.”
