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From architecture studios to app development, Matilde Hørlyk has always been driven by the same goal: creating solutions that make life easier for people. She began her career studying architecture and design. But as her interest in the digital tools behind the work grew, she moved into software development. Today, she channels her creativity and problem-solving skills as a developer. Read her story where she reflects on the path that led her to IT and the creativity that still fuels her work. 👉 https://netcmpy.com/Hørlyk

Just finished your studies and about to start your career in IT? Then this one’s for you. Becoming a great IT consultant takes more than technical skills. It’s about curiosity, collaboration, and understanding the people behind the problems you’re solving. In this article, Senior Consultant Hồ Sỹ Công shares 5 insights from his time at Netcompany. From asking the right questions to building strong client relationships. Get his full perspective - and a head start on your consulting journey here: https://netcmpy.com/CongHo

One of the most viewed posts this year is also about one of our most innovative projects: one of Denmark's largest AI projects to date together with Danish State Railways (DSB) the largest train operating company in Scandinavia – ensuring more than 98% of predictions are now closer to reality. Reliable and precise travel information is crucial for train passengers. DSB has tested Netcompany-developed predictive AI and machine learning to improve delay predictions – with promising results. The AI-powered platform delivers more accurate real-time train departure and arrival forecasts. By analysing historical data, the system predicts expected arrival times, even when delays occur. From March, this AI-driven solution will be rolled out nationwide, enhancing accuracy across screens, journey planners, and the DSB app. "Previously, delay forecasts were estimated based on predefined rules rather than real predictions. For example, if a train to Copenhagen was delayed by ten minutes in Ringsted, the system would calculate—based on standard rules—that it would be four minutes late upon arrival in Copenhagen. Machine learning, however, can account for the fact that this specific train, at this particular time, on this exact weekday, typically still arrives six minutes late in Copenhagen," says Emil Marker, Deputy Director for AI Strategy at DSB.”

🌍How do you design for everyone? Start by seeing the barriers others might miss. Growing up in a multicultural family - and with a father who experiences tinnitus and severe hearing loss - Jerfi van Diem saw early on how small practical challenges can turn into real obstacles. Today, as a Senior Interface Consultant, she brings that perspective into her work, creating digital solutions that empower rather than exclude. For Jerfi, UX design isn’t just about usability. It’s about accessibility - making sure everyone can confidently navigate digital spaces. 🎥This is her story: netcmpy.com/jerfi

How do you implement AI assistants in a responsible and safe way? And what do you need to consider? With our groundbreaking public-private partnership we are leading companies from the financial, public, and legal sectors — industries with high regulatory standards — to join forces to introduce specific directions for the responsible implementation of the AI Act across all sectors. Here we offer clear guidelines and practical steps for organisations to follow when integrating AI assistants. Read the full whitepaper here: https://lnkd.in/dVzRW2pJ

☀️Looking for some inspiring summer reading? Take a break and dive into STORIES, our magazine about the people behind the tech. From bold ambitions to behind-the-scenes moments, colleagues across Netcompany share what drives them - insights, challenges, and the culture that connects us. It’s not just about code - it’s about creativity, collaboration, and the real stories shaping the solutions we build together. 📖 Read the first issue online 📬 Or get a free print copy delivered to your door 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dwVHss2i

💡What drives someone to turn complex challenges into seamless solutions? For Björn Pettersson, it’s the belief that technology should make life easier - whether it’s streamlining daily work or improving systems that serve society. As a Senior Consultant in our Oslo office, he’s contributing to a project with the Norwegian Medical Products Agency, helping ensure that medicines are safe and effective for those who rely on them. 🎥 Watch Björn’s story, and see where a career with us could take you: netcmpy.com/bjornp

The EU Pact on Migration and Asylum aims to establish a common European system for managing migration with fast and efficient procedures, requiring all EU member states to strengthen their screening process. We are proud to partner with the IND to build the system ahead of the EU pact’s deadline for implementation in 2026. Learn more here: https://netcmpy.com/IND

How do you show kids what tech can do? You give them a real problem – and let them solve it with code. As part of Coding Class Cph, 6th graders visited our Copenhagen office to present digital solutions for children with diabetes. The result? Clever ideas, teamwork and lots of curiosity. We're proud to support initiatives that inspire the next generation of IT innovators 🚀 👉Want to learn more? Read the full article here: netcmpy.com/cccph

»Be humble enough to listen and brave enough to share« For Charalampos Saperas, Senior Principal Engineer from our Athens office, leadership is about more than just guiding a team. It’s about building trust, embracing mistakes, and creating space for others to grow. Whether supporting colleagues at work or mentoring the next generation, his approach is simple: listen first, lead with trust, and always be willing to share what you’ve learned. Read his full story: https://lnkd.in/dcUn7juz