Juhani Naskali

M.Sc. Juhani Naskali is a Doctoral Candidate in University of Turku, also working as a system architect in Research IT.

His research interests combine many facets of cultural and organizational changes brought on by information technology. These include topics such as AI, cyber security, online freedom of speech, metaethics, work informatics, software development and games.

Juhani Naskali

Projects

Naskali has worked in several academic projects, for example: Comprehensive and Sustainable CyberSecurity, CyberELITE, Salo - Connecting Things, Flavoria IT architecture design, Stages and Workshops for Growth, Inside the Box, Data as a Service.

Positions


System architect, University of Turku
Co-Founder, Suotava
Consultant and owner, eDeus

Selected publications

Naskali, J. (2021). A Proposed Addition to Open-Source Licensing for Improving Freedom of Use. Proceedings of the Conference on Technology Ethics 2021 (pp. 132-141).

Härkönen, H., Naskali, J., & Kimppa, K. (2019). Hub companies shaping the future: The ethicality and corporate social responsibility of platform economy giants. In Proceedings of the 2nd acm sigsoft international workshop on software-intensive business: Start-ups, platforms, and ecosystems (pp. 48-53).

Naskali, J., Kaukola, J., Matintupa, J., Ahtosalo, H., Jaakola, M., & Tuomisto, A. (2018). Mapping business transformation in digital landscape: A prescriptive maturity model for small enterprises. In Well-Being in the Information Society. Fighting Inequalities: 7th International Conference, WIS 2018, Turku, Finland, August 27-29, 2018, Proceedings 7 (pp. 101-116). Springer International Publishing.

Heimo, O., Naskali, J., Kimppa, K. (2018) Hate speech recognition AI – a new method for censorship? Proceedings of the Conference on Technology Ethics 2018.