Sigma Technology joins Bridge Budapest
Sigma Technology has become a supporter of Bridge Budapest, the Hungarian non-profit organization that empowers young Hungarian talent to believe in their ideas.
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Sigma helps IT professionals from Finland to find a job
The Finnish job market offers a big pool of experienced software developers and engineers, however, the recent Nokia crisis left many of those professionals out of job. The current situation can be improved with the help from the Finnish western neighbor – Sweden. Sigma Technology is among Swedish IT companies that help IT experts from Finland to get new employment.
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Liselotte Shafiee is recognized as a Pinnacle Professional in Technology
Liselotte Shafiee, Vice President at Sigma Technology USA, is recognized by Continental Who’s Who (and is featured in the Inner Circle Executive quarterly magazine) as a Pinnacle Professional in the field of Technology. Liselotte was earlier acknowledged by the National Association of Professional Women as a VIP Woman of the Year.
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Sigma receives Bisnode highest rating again
We are proud to inform that Sigma Technology Hungary has received a corporate credit AAA rating from Bisnode, a member of the Sweden-based Bisnode Group, Europe’s largest business, marketing, and credit information agency. This is the third year in a row when the company receives the highest evaluation.
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Celebrating Ada Lovelace with DataTjej
Yesterday, at the 200th anniversary of Ada Lovelace, the first computer programmer, Swedish organization DataTjej organized banquets in Gothenburg, Uppsala, and Umeå. Sigma Technology gladly supports students and joined the event in Gothenburg.
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Sigma Technology started cooperation with PipeChain
This autumn Sigma Technology started cooperation for product development services with PipeChain — a Sweden-based company that develops software products within supply chain management.
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Swedish Club Celebrates Its First Anniversary: Interview with One of the Founders, Jan-Erik Åberg
Sigma Technology’s team in Gothenburg is diverse and truly international. Though English is the official language for business communications, being able to speak Swedish makes work and life in general easier and more fun. Therefore, one year ago a group of Swedes at the Gothenburg office launched Swedish Club meetings, where people can write, talk, and practice listening comprehension.
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Sigma takes a witty spin on IoT in Budapest
Last Thursday, Sigma Technology Hungary invited business representatives, experts, and opinion leaders in Budapest, Hungary, to discuss and share knowledge about one of today’s most trending topics, the Internet of Things (IoT). Ambassador of Sweden to Hungary H. E. Mr. Niclas Trouvé also joined the event and participated in fruitful dialogs about the future of the connected society.
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Sigma Technology is “Intelligent Company of the Year”
We are happy to announce that Sigma Technology Hungary has been ranked first in the Intelligent Company of the Year 2015 competition in the mid-sized enterprises category. The competition was organized by Mensa HungaIQa, the Hungarian branch of Mensa International, the largest and oldest high IQ society in the world.
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Report from the BOTI 2015 Conference: Augmented Reality and the Future of Product Information
In early November, the Swedish business organization for technical information (BOTI), held the annual conference in Stockholm. The organization gathered its members, big Swedish companies that work with product information, to discuss main trends and breakthroughs in the area.
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Sigma’s notes: Disruptive innovations in the world around us
In October, Sigma Technology participated in the Swedish-Hungarian Smart Forum’s second "Innovation Club" event in Hungary. The seminar was hosted by Ericsson Hungary with the key topic "disruptive innovation." Johan Thornadtsson, Vice President at Sigma Technology Information, was invited as a keynote speaker and talked about smart troubleshooting in the connected society.
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Ukrainian students learn how to bring ideas to life in Sweden
During the first two weeks of November, the best students from Ukrainian universities, partners of the Tempus program, visited Sweden to attend the course on innovations and entrepreneurship. The main idea of the project is to show students that an innovative approach can be applied in every area and every technology.
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