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How to write an accessibility statement that holds up

The six parts Swedish rules require, the evidence each claim needs, and a routine that keeps the statement true after every release.

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Microsoft Fabric, Databricks or Snowflake: choosing the right data platform

A comparison of the three big data platforms for Nordic companies: cost model, skills, Power BI and lock-in.

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From the origins of the universe to odds that can’t be wrong

From the origins of the universe to odds that can’t be wrong

Fredrik Björkeroth went from building models of how the universe works to working on ML systems where a wrong number costs real money, fast.

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The Swedish Protective Security Act (säkerhetsskyddslagen): who is covered and what to do

What security-sensitive activity means, the duties it triggers, what changed in 2026, and the first steps for operators and their suppliers.

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Dashboard design for B2B products

How to design dashboards inside a B2B product that customers and operators actually rely on, from the first question to charts, data states and the build-or-embed decision.

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Prototype, MVP or pilot: which one do you need first?

What a prototype, a minimum viable product and a pilot each test, how they differ in cost and risk, and how to pick the right first step.

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NIS2 and the Swedish Cybersecurity Act in practice

A checklist for leadership and IT: who is covered, which requirements apply and where to start.

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Prototyping in Figma: from flows to testable prototypes

A practical eight-step method for turning static Figma screens into a prototype that real users can try, and that tells your team something useful.

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Three ways to buy development: a single consultant, a development team and a team delivering a bounded project.

IT consultant, development team or project delivery?

When a single IT consultant is enough, when you need a whole team, and what really separates one consultancy from another.

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Screen reader testing for developers: NVDA, VoiceOver and TalkBack

Which screen reader and browser to test with, the handful of commands you actually need, and a short routine that finds the problems automated tools miss.

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