Tuottava ja hyvinvoiva pk-yritys

Making games is multidisciplinary teamwork at its finest and coming along with different types of people is crucial. Equally important is the flexibility one can practice around their main role. This adaptability is highlighted especially when finding one's first position in a small or mid-sized studio.
However, these soft skills are rarely the main topic of any university course.

So how does the Jamk BIT program ensure that future game professionals graduate with sufficient teamwork skills and the ability to adapt to the changes that most game studios go through?

Discussing the topic from an employer perspective is Dmytro Zhovtobryukh, CEO of Snowhound Games and from an educator perspective, Risto Koskenkorva, Senior Lecturer of the Jamk Business Information Technology program. The discussion is hosted by Wanda O Rly (Valtteri Lahti), Chairperson of Expa Game Business Cooperative.

Puhujat / Speakers
Haastattelija/Host: Wanda O Rly (Valtteri Lahti)
Asiantuntijat/Specialist: Dmytro Zhovtobryukh (Snowhound Oy) & Risto Koskenkorva (Jamk University of Applied Sciences)

Käsikirjoitus / Script
Wanda O Rly (Valtteri Lahti), Hanna Hauvala (Jamk University of Applied Sciences)

Tekninen toteutus / Technical implementation
Veerti Pekonniemi & Jani Seppälä (Jamk University of Applied Sciences)

Julkaisupaikka ja -aika / Place and time of publication
Jamk University of Applied Sciences, 17.5.2024

Kustantaja ja tilaaja / Publisher and Client
Game Production, Business Information Technology, Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), Jamk University of Applied Sciences

Lataa jakson tekstivastine/download alternative text: https://www.jamk.fi/fi/media/40895