Questions that connect my work
My background is in design, digital services and culture. In healthcare, I am particularly interested in what technology changes in practice: in everyday work, decision-making and an organisation’s ability to develop its own systems. Research gives me a way to pause over these questions and examine design decisions more closely.
AboutBy focusing on what matters, we can make what is possible happen.
Work
Building Invinite
Invinite brings my work in healthcare, data and technology together with organisational change. I am interested in how the systems we build become part of everyday work, and how clients retain the ability to own and develop them.
My work
Research
Studying design decisions
My doctoral research at the University of Lapland focuses on the design of medical software. I examine how design and agile development work in a regulated environment, where decisions need to be safe, defensible and traceable.
ResearchWhat I am working on
Work
Healthcare data and changes in practice
I lead Invinite, which builds data and technology solutions for healthcare organisations.
Research
Designing medical software
My doctoral research at the University of Lapland studies design strategies for medical software.
Culture
Culture and creative work
I chair the board of the artist association Hiljaisuus ry (Silence Organisation), which produces art and events in Lapland.
Questions I’m working on
Why does a technically successful system so often leave the work itself unchanged?
How can an organisation actually own the digital systems it depends on?
How should design decisions be made and justified when they may affect patient safety?