ANGELA HEY focuses on marketing technology products and services. She is experienced in launching new products, analyzing emerging markets and managing prototype software development. She also writes a monthly technology column for the Mountain View Voice, where she also contributes to the Hey Tech! blog.
She managed strategic partners, including AT&T, at pioneering PDA manufacturer General Magic. She managed an enterprise software subscription program at INPUT, writing market research reports and newsletters. At AT&T she set up a venture to partner with software companies. She started her career at Bell Laboratories where she assessed market opportunities for pioneering technologies. She also worked with telephone companies to help standardize interfaces between operations support systems.
She has a PhD in engineering and an MSc in management science from Imperial College, London. She also holds an MMath in combinatorics & optimization from the University of Waterloo and an MA in mathematics from the University of Cambridge.
Angela Hey
ANGELA HEY focuses on marketing technology products and services. She is experienced in launching new products, analyzing emerging markets and managing prototype software development. She also writes a monthly technology column for the Mountain View Voice, where she also contributes to the Hey Tech! blog.
She managed strategic partners, including AT&T, at pioneering PDA manufacturer General Magic. She managed an enterprise software subscription program at INPUT, writing market research reports and newsletters. At AT&T she set up a venture to partner with software companies. She started her career at Bell Laboratories where she assessed market opportunities for pioneering technologies. She also worked with telephone companies to help standardize interfaces between operations support systems.
She has a PhD in engineering and an MSc in management science from Imperial College, London. She also holds an MMath in combinatorics & optimization from the University of Waterloo and an MA in mathematics from the University of Cambridge.