Dr. Martin Wynn is currently an associate professor in information technology at the School of Business, Computing, and Social Sciences at the University of Gloucestershire, UK. He gained his BA and MA degrees at Durham University and his Ph.D. at Nottingham Trent University, before joining Glaxo Pharmaceuticals, where he led the end-user computing department. He then spent 12 years at the drinks company HP Bulmer, now part of the Heineken group, including 10 years as Head of IT. On his return to academia at the University of Gloucestershire, he first focused on developing knowledge transfer activities for the university and played a major role in the leadership and management of this third-stream activity. His recent research activities have focused on digital technology, IT strategy, and e-business and sustainability, producing various publications, including The Sustainable Development Goals: Industry Sector Approaches (Routledge, Taylor and Francis Group, 2019), authored with Professor Peter Jones, and Digital Transformation, Industry Use Cases and the Impact of Disruptive Technologies (IGI-Global, 2022). He also has a keen interest in urban planning and housing issues.