Preview: The CTO will visit Sina on April 15

April 12 News, the world's leading mobile data technology company Good Marvell (Sina blog), senior vice president and chief Technology officer Anders Wasterlid will visit China in the near future to launch new research and development projects in China, and the company's further developments in China research. The main business of Marvell is to provide mobile terminals with mobile data access and synchronization tools, mobile applications access and other mobile services.　　Marvell has a comprehensive solution for operators, terminal vendors and various types of enterprises, which include: Push mail, personal information synchronization, mobile Community Network, enterprise information access sharing, embedded synchronization engine and wireless device management, etc.　　The advantage of the Marvell is the diversity of its operating platform, which runs on almost every smartphone platform, such as Android, IPhone (Mobile Internet), WebOS, WinCE, Symbian, Java, Brew, and so on. April 15 (Thursday) afternoon, Anders Wasterlid will visit Sina to receive an exclusive interview to introduce the company's development status and market strategy in China. Welcome to this message to ask your question. Anders Wasterlid, Marvell Senior Vice president and chief Technical Officer Anders Wasterlid Resume: Mr. Wasterlid took office as chief technical Officer of the company in early 2009. Prior to that, he served as CTO at O2, responsible for the planning, development, implementation and operation of the entire O2 group's products. He served as Vice president of products and mobile devices in 2005, specializing in products and services, cell phone parameters and product innovation. After the acquisition of O2 by Telefonica (Telefónica) in 2006, Mr. Wasterlid's duties extended to the entire Telefonica group. Meanwhile, during the period from 2005 to 2008, he also served as chairman of the OMTP. OMTP (Open Mobile Terminal Platform) is jointly organised by Vodafone, Telefonica, T, Orange, At&t, Tim and other large international telecom operators,　　Be committed to the achievement of public equipment parameters and platforms to simplify and improve the user physical examination of mobile data services and enhance the security of mobile devices. As early as 1984, Mr. Wasterlid's career began with Ericsson, where for 18 years he was responsible for the different management of the company's major software development. 1997, he came to the United States, leading the Ericsson mobile phone Department software Development and strategy, dedicated to the rationalization and management of equipment platform SymbiAn department establishment process. Since then, he has been one of the founders of Ericsson's smartphone division and has served for 3 years at Symbian's supervisory board.　　During the last two years of his tenure at Sony Ericsson, he was responsible for the management of its global application products. Anders graduated from MIT and Royal Swedish Polytechnic University with a master's degree in electronic engineering.