Sigma Technology collaborates with Re:Play to digitize a platform promoting sustainable learning and reuse in preschools

Re:Play focuses on sustainable learning in preschools by providing educational toys, reusable materials, as well as knowledge and inspiration. Sigma Technology Informatics Solutions in Växjö has partnered with Re:Play as their digitalization partner, developing an IT platform to streamline the management of materials and knowledge sharing between preschools and suppliers.

Re:Play, established in 2022, is dedicated to building a more sustainable future by focusing on the very foundation of tomorrow—Swedish preschools, supporting both children and educators. The company provides repurposed and surplus materials for preschool activities and produces play and learning toys made from recycled materials, all aligned with the national curriculum. The materials used to create these educational tools come from industrial surplus and waste, which would otherwise have been discarded or incinerated.

From the very start, Re:Play turned to Sigma Technology for support in creating an innovative IT platform.

"The software is already being used by Re:Play’s customers, including preschools across Kronoberg County. Beyond the IT platform, Sigma Technology is also working on developing a user-friendly sales portal, a flexible rental system, and an engaging knowledge-sharing module to further enhance the experience, " says Philip Forsmark, consultant at Sigma Technology Informatics Solutions.

Re:Play’s customers, including preschools across Kronoberg County, are already using the platform. Besides, Sigma Technology is also working on developing a user-friendly sales portal, a flexible rental system, and an engaging knowledge-sharing module to enhance the experience further.

"Together with municipalities and companies in Kronoberg County, we have identified a unique opportunity to create new value chains by reusing industrial surplus materials as educational resources for preschools. By developing a digital sharing platform, we make these materials easily accessible to preschools, regardless of location, and enable increased use of sustainable resources," said Pontus Albinzon, founder of Re:Play. He added:
"The collaboration with Sigma and their development team has been invaluable for us as a startup. Their flexibility, responsiveness, and innovative working methods have been like an extension of our team—almost like the employee we don't yet have in our own organization. With Philip as our contact, an experienced and resourceful problem solver, we’ve felt incredibly secure in driving the project forward, even during times when we had to focus on other tasks that naturally arise in a startup."

"It has been a rewarding and inspiring collaboration with Re:Play. Their vision of contributing to sustainable learning aligns with our goal of creating a better tomorrow. We are also proud to have completed this project with our development team and by involving students from Linnaeus University. It’s important to us to show future system developers how technology can contribute to a sustainable society and inspire careers in tech," said Johan Ericsson, Department Manager at Sigma Technology Informatics Solutions.

The partnership between Re:Play and Sigma Technology continues, with a new project planned for 2025. This initiative will focus on further digitalization and sustainable development in preschool environments, in collaboration with students from Linnaeus University.

For more information, contact

Nataly Lamkén, Chief Communications Officer at Sigma Technology Group, nataly.lamken@sigmatechnology.com

About Sigma Technology Group

Sigma Technology Group, part of the Sigma Group, is a privately-owned global technology consulting company with operations in Sweden, Hungary, China, Norway, Germany, Kosovo and Ukraine, and global delivery to Europe, the USA, and Asia. Sigma Technology Group offers cutting-edge expertise in software development, product information, embedded systems design & development, digital solutions, and IT infrastructure with expert consultants, offshore delivery, and development teams.

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Sigma is owned by Danir AB and has about 5 000 employees and a network of partners in 17 countries.