One of Sweden's largest IT and communications companies, Consid, is now expanding into Norway. The company aims to have over 500 employees in the next few years. The expansion is supported by the office in Karlstad.
How does the digital transformation affect society? What does the workplace of the future look like and what do we work with in an increasingly digital world? The book portrays this from the perspective of, among others, Microsoft Sweden's CEO, Hélène Barnekow, Google Sweden's CEO, Anna Wikland
The Duty and Review Board enters into a new agreement with Consid. The agreement runs for four years and is worth up to SEK 72 million.
The IT and communications company Consid continues to grow. The second quarter of the year is the strongest ever, with a turnover increase of 26.3 percent. This means that the first half of 2021 saw a turnover increase of a whopping 25.2 percent.
Consid in Karlstad is growing and we are now investing further in the area of Microsoft 365. In order to meet the great demand that exists in the digital workplace, we need even more people with competence in the platform. Are you who we are looking for?
A new partnership is announced today between the Swedish cloud service provider City Network and Consid. Demand for European cloud service solutions has increased in the past year.
Consid in Karlstad is growing so fast! In order to meet the great demand, Adam in the role of UX lead will build a team within UX, of at least 5 UX designers in Karlstad.
Consid and the Swedish technology company Budbee are now joining forces in an AI/ML hackathon to develop new innovative and sustainable solutions for the e-commerce of the future.
Sustainability is not just a strategy. Today, sustainability is part of Consid's soul. Everything we do must contribute to a better world and to sustainable development.
About the interest in programming and how it arose, what the professional role as a full-stack developer looks like and what you have to think about as a developer to succeed - we meet Karlstad's Fredrik Öller for four quick!
