Transatlantic Innovation Week 2023 – Chapter 3.3: Dhananjaya Kalidas, Microgenesis, Vice President Microgenesis

TRANSATLANTIC INNOVATION WEEK 2023 - DHANANJAYA KALIDAS, MICROGENESIS, VICE PRESIDENT MICROGENESIS

GEOPOLITICAL, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CHALLENGES IN THE SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY

HOW TO SECURE THE FUTURE?

In collaboration with the U.S. Department of State and various partners in research, geopolitics, software development, and component procurement, our experienced speakers highlighted past and current developments to gain a better understanding of the impact of chip-based high technology on the cultural, political and economic situation of open democracies. This was followed by approaches to solutions aimed at making supply chains more independent, reducing costs, saving CO2 emissions, energy and raw materials and, above all, operating more sustainably. The speakers are all absolute experts in their field and offer insights into a world that is unique and extremely valuable, especially against the backdrop of hybrid conflicts.

Chapter 3.3: DHANANJAYA KALIDAS, MICROGENESIS, VICE PRESIDENT MICROGENESIS

Dhananjaya is the Vice President of Global Delivery at MicroGenesis. He leads a team of IT Specialists in mentoring and consulting to clients in the area of ELM, ESG reporting and Systems Engineering.

Topic: Softskill Optimization

The top executive has more than 23 years of experience in the automotive, aerospace, defense, healthcare, transportation, and IT industries and has held a variety of roles and responsibilities supporting various software and systems development teams. The top executive has more than 23 years of experience in the automotive, aerospace, defense, healthcare, transportation, and IT industries and has held a variety of roles and responsibilities supporting various software and systems development teams.  Using IBM Envizi, of which Microgenesis is a collaborative partner, he will explain how ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance Advisory) requirements can be met and robust operational processes implemented.

Participating speakers:

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