Eugene Luskin

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Eugene Luskin is the CEO and founder of Lagotek. Previously Luskin worked as a software engineer at Intel and Microsoft. He and three other Microsoft employees came up with the idea of a Home Intelligence Platform, which is a combination of hardware and software to provide an open platform for home automation. In 2005 they founded Lagotek. The name Lagotek is abbreviation for their last names - Luskin, Grach, Tcherkachine and Kizherman.

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