Learnings from a former NOKIA Executive
Today, more than ever before, technology and its impact on society are increasingly disruptive. Technology-driven change happens rapidly and it looks like we are just at the beginning of the exponential disruption curve. These changes and their impact is felt right away instead of over generations or centuries. In only a few short years, for example, wireless technology has unplugged the telephone and moved person-to-person communications from the home and office to anywhere at any time.
In 2011, the American Entrepreneur and Investor Marc Andreessen famously wrote a prescient claim that “software is eating the world.” His prediction was that software companies would disrupt traditional industries and since then, we've seen a transformation in every industry around the world.
In our webinar, our speaker Christian Fredrikson will share his vast experience of three decades working with Technology and Telco companies around the world. He will share his learnings from bad transformation projects and tell us what Apple did better than Nokia in regards to developing and selling mobile phones.
The event will be held in English via Microsoft teams and will last approximately 60 minutes.
You will receive the respective link to the webinar shortly before the event.
Christian Fredrikson has a deep knowledge of the global commercialisation of advanced technologies. Today, Christian is acting as Board-Member of various Technology Companies as well as an Advisor to Edge Venture Capital and a member of the foundation for Åbo Akademi. In his last CEO function, he was President and CEO of Fingerprint Cards, a global leader in biometric solutions. In 1994 he started his career with Nokia Networks, where he had several roles in the Nordics as well as in APAC before he left the company in 2012. In his last role at Nokia, Christian was heading all Infrastructure Sales globally.