Graeme Woodcock
About Graeme Woodcock
Graeme Woodcock is the Manager of Healthcare UK and Northern Europe at Scandit, where he has worked since 2018. He has extensive experience in the healthcare technology sector, having previously held positions at OpenText Corp, Mobilengine, and Motorola Solutions Ltd.
Current Role at Scandit
Graeme Woodcock serves as the Manager Healthcare UK and Northern Europe at Scandit since 2018. In this role, he focuses on advancing healthcare technology solutions, particularly through the integration of mobile applications and barcode scanning software. His leadership has been pivotal in the implementation of Scandit's barcode scanning software for COVID tests across the UK.
Previous Experience in Healthcare Technology
Before joining Scandit, Graeme Woodcock held various positions in the healthcare technology sector. He worked as a Sales Manager for Healthcare at Motorola Solutions Ltd from 2008 to 2012. He also served as the UK Sales Manager at Mobilengine from 2013 to 2015, where he contributed to sales strategies and client relations in the healthcare domain.
Career Background
Graeme Woodcock has a diverse career spanning multiple industries. He began as an Air Traffic Controller at the Civil Aviation Authority from 1992 to 1994. He transitioned to roles in sales and management, including positions at Invensys PLC as Global Account Director and at Specialist Computer Centre (SCC) Plc as Public Sector Sales Manager. His experience at OpenText Corp included roles such as Public Sector Manager and Strategic Partner Manager for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
Educational Background
Graeme Woodcock's educational journey includes studies at Bournemouth University, where he earned a degree in Computer Engineering. He also studied Management with Information Technology at The University of Reading. Additionally, he completed studies at Basingstoke College, achieving qualifications in CAD Design and Production Engineering. His foundational education was completed at Reading School.
Contributions to Digital Transformation in Healthcare
Graeme Woodcock has played a significant role in the digital transformation of healthcare. He has been instrumental in promoting the adoption of smartphone-based tools to enhance operational efficiency and reduce costs in healthcare settings. His contributions include integrating augmented reality into mobile enterprise applications, further advancing the capabilities of healthcare technology.