Bofor Life

Congratulations are in order! You’ve just been handed the title of Product Owner (PO). So, what’s next? Is it now your responsibility to save the project single-handedly, do you need to know everything about everything? Are you now a team lead? What is my day-to-day workload? The First 48 Hours: Panic and Paper Bags First

We’re launching our blog today by introducing you to one of our first employees, Gisela Hämäläinen. In this interview, Gisela shares details and some of her memories about working at Bofor. Stay tuned for more blog posts about our staff and what it’s like to work at Bofor. You can also expect insights into Power

Our brewmaster Arttu could tell you about how Bofor can support your digital transformation with our fabulous offering and why we’re your best partner. Or, we could explain how we help our customers reach their strategic goals. But everyone else is already doing that. And Arttu doesn’t want to be like everybody else. At Bofor,

One of the hottest topics in the business world is DEI, which means leading with values such asdiversity, equity, equality and inclusion.  Yet in tech, as in many sectors, there’s a risk of diversity-washing.   Like greenwashing – when a company says it’s environmentally conscious for marketingpurposes but doesn’t take any real sustainability measures – diversity-washing pretends to

Coming from the ship building industry, our newest consultant Imaad Shaik knows a thing or two about the user centric approach. ”Engineers are great at solving problems, but that doesn’t automatically mean their solutions are what users want to use. Involving the users from the start of development process is the key, from need finding

At Bofor we love successes more than systems and our new Consultant Sauli Tyvi is no exeption. ”Wanna hear my service development philosophy? Solve as much as you can, code as little as you can”, Sauli shares. We aspire on spending most of our days finding out the actual needs of our clients – the

When our customers see ready digital content that drives their message, that’s when data turns into happiness. But what makes them absolutely blissful is when they learn to create the content themselves. ”Everyone can make things complicated, but it takes real professionals to make things simple. And there are absolutely no excuses not to have

Customer data changes everything and will bring happiness and satisfaction to businesses big and small. BUT. All of your customer data needs to be in one place and accessible to all departments. Only then you can use your customer data to connect marketing, sales and service into one continuous customer journey, in which every single