Tag: Finland
“Not everyone will become a coder, but everyone has the right to understand how it works…
by Natasha Pokidko on July 15, 2017 12:14 am
…It’s like teaching kids biology: it doesn’t mean everyone will become a biologist.”[1] I got interested in the topic of early development education after today’s presentation by Nick Colsey, VP Business Development, Sony Electronics. We all know that universities have a great impact on the society, however, psychologists argue that it is the early childhood… Read more “Not everyone will become a coder, but everyone has the right to understand how it works…
A walk in the clouds with Finnish healthcare service providers
by Natasha Pokidko on July 10, 2017 6:44 pm
Cloud adaptation and virtualization was in the center of last week’s discussion. Both Carl Eschenbach (Partner, Sequoia Capital and Ex-COO, VMware) and Jeff Welser (Vice President and Lab Director, IBM Research) covered the history as well as the future of cloud development. According to both, the finance and healthcare agencies are the slowest in adopting… Read more A walk in the clouds with Finnish healthcare service providers
Graduate Visiting Student at Stanford. I hold a double M.Sc. in International Business and Management (CEMS) from Aalto University School of Business, Finland and St. Gallen University, Switzerland. I lived, studied and worked in Finland, Denmark, Switzerland, Russia and Kyrgyzstan. Prior to my current position, I worked in Strategy and Management Consulting.
