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Anders Norås

Director of Software Engineering

Anders Norås is a seasoned professional with a diverse background in technology, leadership, and consulting roles.

He holds a degree in Visual Communications and has utilized his expertise in various organizations.

Currently serving as the Chief Technology Officer at Itera - Make A Difference, Anders oversees technology strategies and innovations.

Prior to this role, he has held significant positions such as Program Manager at the Norwegian Developer Conference, Founder of Quaere, and Enterprise Architect at Storebrand.

With a strong consulting background, Anders has also worked as a Solution Architect at Itera Consulting, Senior Consultant at Ecsoft and Ciber, and Consultant at Manpowergroup and the Municipality of Bærum.

His extensive experience in technology, architecture, and consulting makes Anders Norås a valuable asset in the industry.

His commitment to making a difference and leading technological advancements sets him apart in his field.

Highlights

Aug 26 · linkedin

Ho ho ho! 🎅🏼

Det er kanskje rart å tenke på jula dersom du nettopp er tilbake fra sommerferie? Men, denne julen har jeg gleden av å presentere et splitter nytt og underholdende juleforedrag. Foredraget er en engasjerende historiefortelling hvor juletradisjoner møter moderne teknologi. 🎄

I foredraget vil dere få se en rekke morsomme eksempler på hvordan datamaskiner feirer jul, samt høre flere hjertevarmende julehistorier: Hvordan kløktige ingeniører reddet julen for hundrevis av barn ved å fikse en “bug”; hvordan en digital pioner laget digitaliserte julehilsener for å oppmuntre en slektning på sykehus; og hvordan en programmerer ved et uhell oppfant et datavirus som var like rampete som Krampus. Denne fortryllende reisen gjennom julens digitale utvikling vil være en opplevelse som bare Rudolf, Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner og Blitzen kan måle seg med. 🦌

Foredraget vil ikke bli presentert på noen konferanser, men vil være eksklusivt tilgjengelig for booking til private arrangementer. Dette er det perfekte, stemningsskapende innslaget for julebord, juleavslutninger eller andre julefeiringer. 🥳

Foredraget appellerer til et bredt publikum og varigheten kan tilpasses fra 20 til 45 minutter. Det vil kun være mulig å booke foredraget på et fåtall dager i november og desember. 🗓️

Vil du vite mer? Besøk https://lnkd.in/dzNQV7uy for trailer og mer informasjon. 🎁

Jun 28 · linkedin

The very last thing I'm doing before taking a well-deserved (?) summer vacation is to share my list of "beach-reads" for this summer. You might bump into me on a beach or poolside somewhere along the Mediterranean with one of these in hand:

📕 Mrs Dalloway by Virginia Woolf Ever since I saw the excellent play "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" at Norway's National Theatre this spring, I've been eager to explore the roots of the story. Woolf's intricate portrayal of a single day in the life of Clarissa Dalloway promises to be a captivating read.

📗 Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino  I'm catching up on classics, and this imaginative exploration of fantastical cities described by Marco Polo to Kublai Khan is high on my list. Calvino's poetic prose is perfect for a leisurely summer read. There might be a story about software architecture in there. 🤔 Looking at you Kevlin Henney

📘 The City Behind the Wall by Haruki Murakami  I'm a fan.

📙 The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley I've heard this is a proper beach-read, perfect for keeping things light once in a while. ⛱️

📕 The Garden-party by Kathrine Mansfield  Short stories are perfect for beach reading, and Mansfield's collection in on my "catching up on classics"-list.

📗 Reconstructions of Gender and Information Technology: Women Doing IT for Themselves by Hilde G. Corneliussen  I'm reading this to learn more about the pioneering women in IT in the nordics. Hoping to find some inspiring stories that might even become a decent conference presentation someday.

📘 Munno by Malik Sajad  This graphic novel set in Kashmir offers a poignant and powerful narrative. Sajad's art and storytelling provide a unique perspective on a region often in the news but rarely understood. Reminds me a bit of Maus.

📙 Weeds by Keum Suk Gendry-Kim  This is a terrible story about the lives of women who endured the Korean War. Gendry-Kim's work is known for its emotional depth and beautiful illustrations.

📕 Free and Equal by Daniel Chandler  This book explores the concept of equality and the ways it can be achieved in modern society. Chandler's analysis of political and economic systems aims to provide a roadmap for creating a fairer world. Fits nicely in the non-fiction bag I've been on this spring.

📘 The Wizard from Kreml by Giuliano Da Empoli  This novel centers around Vladimir Putin and his cronies, making it a captivating yet sinister read. With its dark relevance to the current situation in Europe, it's not a light beach-read.

This list was inspired by great discussion on films, literature and more I had with Simon Painter, Louëlla Creemers and Jiachen Jiang at .net DeveloperDays in Berlin last week. Hoping to see you again soon on the conference circuit on the other side of summer.

Have a beautiful summer everybody! 🌻

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