Tag: developing world
Cloud Computing in the Developing World
by Jega Vigneshwaran on July 13, 2017 10:49 pm
Carl Eschenbach, a Partner at Sequoia Capital and former President of VMware, discussed the evolution of cloud computing during last Friday’s lecture. One particular aspect of cloud computing that Eschenbach touched on, that I’d like to expand upon in this blog post, was the effect of cloud computing in the developing world. For countries that… Read more Cloud Computing in the Developing World
Cloud Computing in Developing Economies: Opportunities and Challenges
by Ben Garlick on July 13, 2017 11:17 am
As with most technological developments, the rise of cloud computing accrues benefits in different forms and at different rates for early and late adopters. The developing world has benefitted at times from the “leap-frogging” effect of skipping earlier generations of technologies and moving straight to a more mature, sustainable form. Notable examples to date include the… Read more Cloud Computing in Developing Economies: Opportunities and Challenges
Jega Vigneshwaran is a Project Engineer at The Boeing Company, where he works on the 737 Seat & IFEC Integration Team. He also serves as a Product Manager, leading the development and implementation of an automation tool to reduce interior engineering hours on the 737, 777X, and 787 programs.
Jega is also a graduate student in the Department of Aeronautics & Astronautics at Stanford University. He graduated from the University of California, Berkeley in 2015 with a B.S in Mechanical Engineering (Honors) and a minor in Public Policy. Before joining Boeing full-time in August 2015, he interned at NASA, Jaguar Land Rover, and General Motors.
His interests include aircraft design, aircraft interiors, commercial aircraft product strategy, science & technology policy, and intellectual property law. In his free time, Jega enjoys traveling, reading, and coaching high school debate.
Jega is also a graduate student in the Department of Aeronautics & Astronautics at Stanford University. He graduated from the University of California, Berkeley in 2015 with a B.S in Mechanical Engineering (Honors) and a minor in Public Policy. Before joining Boeing full-time in August 2015, he interned at NASA, Jaguar Land Rover, and General Motors.
His interests include aircraft design, aircraft interiors, commercial aircraft product strategy, science & technology policy, and intellectual property law. In his free time, Jega enjoys traveling, reading, and coaching high school debate.
