Management
Since its inception The Server Labs has been successfully driving IT development projects to enable sustainable, secure and efficient solutions and create tangible value for our customers.
We are partnering with some of the leading software, IT solution and infrastructure providers as well as employing Open Source software. We keep an eye on the market enabling us to source the right technologies and solutions for each project.
Our hand-picked IT architects and software engineers have a first-class reputation amongst our clients, not only for delivering outstanding technology solutions but also as great team players.
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Dolores has been at the helm of the The Server Labs for over 10 years leading the company from startup to established IT architecture and software development player. She is the prime force to drive customer development and growth and setting the overall strategic direction of the business.
With an MSc in Computer Science and a specialisation degree in Satellite communications Dolores also held various management positions in the European Space Agency (ESA), Deutsche Bank and Lucent Technologies.
Founder and Chief Technical Officer
Paul steers the strategic technology direction of The Server Labs whilst closely leading its teams of IT architects and consultants in customer projects.
He is passionate about the opportunities new technology trends open up and enjoys the challenges of complex development projects.
Paul holds an MSc in Electronic Engineering from Southampton University (UK) and has more years of hands-on software and systems development experience than he cares to admit. He has held senior development roles in the European Space Agency (ESA) working on the development of its Satellite Control and Operation System SCOS2000 and BEA Systems. Amongst other positions he has been designing and implementing real time distributed systems at Deutsche Börse, Commerzbank and DG Bank and was in charge of designing the architecture of the Uno-e Internet bank.