Technology is nothing without people. Different roles, different journeys - all driven by ambition and collaboration to create real impact, strengthen society, improve lives, and shape the future responsibly. Meet some of the people behind it here 🎬 🔗 netcmpy.com/nc3
👋 Meet Arjan van Schendel, Senior Consultant at our Delft office. For Arjan, becoming a senior consultant marked a turning point. He moved from focusing solely on code to taking on broader responsibilities — and in the process, started shaping his own approach to leadership. Want to learn more? Dive into Arjan’s story and discover the moments that defined his career.
»Change management isn’t just about the end product or the IT solution. It’s about the people, the organisation, and the culture.« 📸 Meet Natascha Wang Hansen from our Copenhagen office. Since joining us in 2020, Natascha’s career has progressed rapidly. In just four years, she has become a manager and taken the lead on some of our most complex and transformative digital change projects. Here, Natascha shares five key insights into what drives her as a leader and what she believes it takes to succeed with change management.
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 below.
»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 below.
»In uncertain times, a society built on trust and community matters more than ever. And I believe digitalisation plays a pivotal role in protecting that.« To Ulrika Jonsson, trust is a superpower – in teams, in client relationships, and in society at large. And as Netcompany’s Country Managing Partner in Sweden, her mission is to help rebuild it through responsible digitalisation. Read the full story here,
Technology is more than code, systems, and algorithms — it’s a reflection of the people behind it. In STORIES, our new talent magazine, we explore the personal journeys, insights, and motivations of the people who shape our work. From across our global offices, colleagues share what drives them — their ambitions, challenges, and the impact they create as part of something bigger. It's a magazine about people. About creativity, collaboration, and what it means to be part of a company where talent is at the heart of everything we do. Read the first edition here: netcompany.com/careers/stories-magazine
Last night, we lit up the Statue of Liberty at Pont de Grenelle in Paris with the message: 'Stand Tall Europe'. A call for European solutions — built by European companies, run on European data, and accountable to European citizens. It's time for Europe to own its digital future and lead a responsible way forward. Read the full open letter from our CEO André Rogaczewski here: https://netcompany.com/stand-tall-europe
IT is more than just coding – it’s a world of possibilities! 💡 At IT Camp 2025, young women explored what it’s like to study and work in IT - and how technology is shaping the world around us. Over two exciting days in Aalborg and Copenhagen, they got hands-on with the creative and problem-solving side of tech through workshops, networking, and inspiring talks from trailblazing women in tech. They also got to connect with amazing female role models like our Senior Consultant, Mai-Thi Do, who went from having no coding experience to becoming a software engineer. And her message? IT is for anyone with curiosity and a drive to learn! 🚀 We hope the camp sparked curiosity and opened doors to the many possibilities tech has to offer. 👉 Learn more about IT Camp and how we’re bringing more diverse perspectives into tech in the article.
We're launching 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.”
