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Games Workshop seeks IT leader to summon the legions in epic saga battling the forces of ERP

Games Workshop seeks a head of IT to lead the company through its ongoing technological challenges for the next two years. The UK-based retailer and manufacturer of Warhammer figures is looking for someone to take responsibility for the global IT and customer technology capability, under a fixed-term contract. The role includes overseeing the core technology estate, information security, major systems change, and the technology behind customer-facing digital platforms.

The successful candidate will work closely with senior management to make informed decisions about how technology supports the long-term success of the business. The position requires a deep understanding of the company's current needs and the ability to anticipate future requirements. The retailer is currently undergoing ERP and supply chain management system overhauls, which have faced delays and overruns.

The head of IT will also be responsible for advising senior management on technology, security, risk, and investment, and supporting teams to keep significant technology programs moving forward. The Nottingham-based company has been working on these projects for several years, with recent annual reports indicating ongoing challenges and the need to remain cost-conscious.

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