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Beatrice Silow, Head of Communication and Culture at Sigma IT, interviewed by Cinode about the future of the IT and technology industry.

”We need more female role models in IT and tech”

Gender equality is in focus when Cinode interviews Beatrice Silow about the future of the technology industry and how Sweden can maintain its status as a successful IT nation. View the video here.
The lack of competence in the IT and technology industry is a well known phenomena. Paradoxically, at the same time, Sigma IT’s recently published Tomorrow Report shows that one million Swedes are int

969,000 Swedes want to work in IT-related professions, according to a new Sifo survey conducted on behalf of Sigma IT.

1 million Swedes want to work in IT

A new survey by Sifo shows that 1 million Swedes want to work in IT-related professions – despite the acute shortage!
41 percent of the Swedes are also prepared to educate themselves for more than a year to do the job. Today, there is a shortage of 70,000 people in the IT industry.
The survey, which was commissioned by Sigma IT, is based on 2001 interviews with Swedes between the ages of 18

Expect a better tomorrow

Sigma is a leading consulting group with an objective to make our customers more competitive. Our means are technological know-how and a constant passion for finding better solutions. In total, we are 5,000 employees in sixteen countries. Our services are provided by Sigma Technology, Sigma Connectivity, Sigma Industry, Sigma Civil, and Sigma Software.

Sigma is owned by Danir, held by the Dan Olofsson family.