IT Talks

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IT Talks let you in on how it is to work with us, how customers have solved IT challenges, new industry trends by our partners and much more.

Every now and then we sit down for a chat and most often the conversations circles IT. Independent of the group, could be colleagues and/or partners, customers or friends – IT is on the table almost every time.

We have offices in Denmark, Norway and Sweden – and we have recorded IT talks at all of our locations and the chats are held in local language.

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30 The present and the future of EDB (dk)

Apr 30, 2020

Martin Müller, from our Copenhagen office lets you in on why he likes to be a part of the Redpill Linpro family, the differences in the Danish market compared to 2013 and why sharing of data is the future.

29 Project leading and leading within IT (swe)

Apr 24, 2020

Meet Filip Åhrberg and Björn Romfelt from our Stockholm office. They share their view on Open Source as a culture, how the interest of technology has formed us, cooperations over the borders and and the idea of “Sharing is caring”.

28 Open Source and app development within Java (swe)

Apr 17, 2020

Jens Augustsson a Redpill Linpro pioneer, elaborates on Open Source and development with Java. Giving examples from real life Open Source projects, challenges and solutions. In this episode you will also get his take on givers gain and why knowledge equals power.

27 Open innovation and digital assets (swe)

Apr 10, 2020

Benneth Christiansson gives us valuable tips for your digitalisation journey and how to bank on your digital assets. Also he talks about how to think when creating innovation on open data and he shares stories from Google, Spotify, Klarna, and Västtrafik. One take away is that innovation is created where it is needed.

26 Test automation (swe)

Apr 3, 2020

Listen to our experienced IT consultant Annika Kjellandsson when she elaborates on test automation. She talks about why test automation is important, how to balance resources, potential pitfalls and what the future of test automation looks like?