Analyst Profile

Adrian Leow

Research Director

5 years at Gartner , 18 years industry experience
Hong Kong

Roles and Responsibilities

Adrian Leow is a Research Director in the App Design and Development group. Mr. Leow is also the co-author of the Magic Quadrant for Mobile App Development Platforms (MADP) with expertise in the domains of mobile application development, enterprise mobility and digital strategies. He also covers blockchain technologies in the enterprise to help clients separate reality from the hype about adoption and usage of this emerging technology.

Areas of Coverage

Application Development & Integration

Adrian Leow's Recent Gartner Activity

Latest Research

Market Guide for Blockchain Platforms
21-Mar-2018
Key Considerations When Building Web, Native or Hybrid Mobile Apps
14-Mar-2018
It's Time for App Leadership to Reframe Mobile App Development Decisions
28-Feb-2018

Background

Previous Experience

Mr. Leow has a background in the technology and finance industries, with roles in leadership, project implementation and product development. He has led implementation teams at large multinationals, such as Cisco and KPMG. Prior to Gartner, Mr. Leow was a Product Manager focused on mobile technologies and internet banking products for clients that included Tier 1 banks, large retailers and system integrators in Asia/Pacific and the U.K. He has worked closely with UX design teams and developers, being an enthusiast for agile methodologies, while also having spent time as Founder and Director of his own technology startup and using his experience to work with other startups in the technology industry.

Professional Background

Cisco, Senior Business Analyst, 4 years
KPMG, Senior Analyst, 3 years
Sandstone Technology, Product Manager- Mobile & Internet Banking, 5 years

Education

Bachelor of Commerce, majors in Accounting and Finance, University of Sydney
Certified Scrum Product Owner (Member of Agile Scrum Alliance)
Certified ScrumMaster (Member of Agile Scrum Alliance)
CompTIA A+ Certification - Hardware and Operating System Fundamentals
CompTIA Network+ Certification
Diploma of Network Engineering
Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA)

Languages

English

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