Upgrade 2023: Scaling the future
March 16, 2023 // Upgrade 2023
Innovation at the Edge - Delivering Real Business Outcomes
Parm Sandhu, Vice President, Enterprise 5G Products and Services, NTT Limited; Romain Durand, Research & Innovation Director, NTT-Transatel
Summary

Kei Karasawa
NTT Research Vice President of Strategy
Kei Karasawa has been leading research and development (R&D) at NTT for more than 20 years. He is currently the vice president of strategy at NTT Research, Inc. From 2015–2019, he worked with the R&D planning department at NTT and built cooperative relationships with NTT operating companies around the world to deploy NTT R&D technology to global markets. He led applied R&D at NTT EAST from 2011–2015 and put the technology into practice in developing network services. Prior to that, he researched network software technologies, implemented patented software, such as security and distributed systems, and developed commercial services for the Next Generation Network. In 2005, he conducted basic research on cryptography and information processing as a visiting scholar, with Prof. Dan Boneh, in the Security Laboratory at Stanford University. He holds a doctorate of engineering in data-driven parallel computer technology and has extensive knowledge and experience in information processing-related technologies, from basic technology to applications. Personal interests include sports, like tennis and golf, and travelling with his wife and kids.
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