Next week we’re going to turn the tables, making our host Dejan answer questions for a change. We’ll travel from Serbia to Germany, to the East coast of America to the West. From Soccer to the IEEE to IT, Dejan will reveal his successes and failures and talk about his past and current projects.

In this interview with Kim Keeton, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Distinguished Technologist, we discuss the concept of Memory-Driven Computing and how it relates to traditional high performance computing. Kim also explains her perspective on blockchain and self-driving cars. Known for her professional visibility (ACM Fellow, chair of many important conferences), Kim explains the importance of volunteering and collaboration across academia, government and industry. She also covers her rich technical background and her college days at CMU and Berkeley, and makes the case for diversity in our profession.

In next week's interview with Kim Keeton, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Distinguished Technologist, we'll discuss the concept of Memory-Driven Computing and how it relates to traditional high performance computing. Kim will also explains her perspective on blockchain and self-driving cars. Known for her professional visibility (ACM Fellow, chair of many important conferences), Kim explains the importance of volunteering and collaboration across academia, government and industry. She'll also covers her rich technical background and her college days at CMU and Berkeley, and makes the case for diversity in our profession.

In next week's interview with Kim Keeton, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Distinguished Technologist, we'll discuss the concept of Memory-Driven Computing and how it relates to traditional high performance computing. Kim will also explains her perspective on blockchain and self-driving cars. Known for her professional visibility (ACM Fellow, chair of many important conferences), Kim explains the importance of volunteering and collaboration across academia, government and industry. She'll also covers her rich technical background and her college days at CMU and Berkeley, and makes the case for diversity in our profession.

In this interview with Ray Beausoleil, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Senior Fellow and SVP, we discuss Ray’s research and how it will help silicon photonics reach broad adoption. Besides technology, Ray also explains how he effectively collaborates with universities and the roles of industry, government, and academia. Known for his business acumen, Ray also juggles management role with his technical responsibilities. Most of all, his intrinsic sense of humor makes the wealth of his insights seem obvious to everyone including to this humble interviewer.

In next week's episode, we'll meet Ray Beausoleil, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Senior Fellow and SVP. We'll discuss Ray’s research and how it will help silicon photonics reach broad adoption. Besides technology, Ray will explains how he effectively collaborates with universities and the roles of industry, government, and academia. Known for his business acumen, Ray also juggles management role with his technical responsibilities. Most of all, his intrinsic sense of humor makes the wealth of his insights seem obvious to everyone including to this humble interviewer. Don't miss it!

Introducing a podcast about the many phases of technology innovation: ideas, research, development, management, marketing, and many others. We’ll talk to a wide range of people with diverse and rich backgrounds including all species of engineers, scientists, mathematicians, business people and technical managers. We hope you will enjoy listening to these podcasts as much as we do making them.

In next week's episode, we'll meet Ray Beausoleil, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Senior Fellow and SVP. We'll discuss Ray’s research and how it will help silicon photonics reach broad adoption. Besides technology, Ray will explains how he effectively collaborates with universities and the roles of industry, government, and academia. Known for his business acumen, Ray also juggles management role with his technical responsibilities. Most of all, his intrinsic sense of humor makes the wealth of his insights seem obvious to everyone including to this humble interviewer. Don't miss it!