“Digital transformation, agile way of working, data-driven decision making, sustainability and new regulations are driving organizations to change faster than before. The same things also provide new tools for modern change manager.”
The new EU cybersecurity directive NIS2 was published 14.12.2022. It will become part of our national legislation from 18.10.2024 onwards. Unlike the previous NIS1 directive, the new NIS2 requires companies and organizations to take active cybersecurity risk management actions and processes in addition to reporting significant information security breaches. Obligations include technology-neutral risk analysis, business continuity management, deviation processing, and monitoring.
A large internationally operating customer with a global digital solutions offering set out to renew its core technology backbone to better meet future needs and enable new digital solutions faster, more easily and reliably than before. Sininen Polku provided program management to help lead through the journey.
Sininen Polku is Technopolis’ partner in NBF Live Stream Event 20.-21.9.2022 in Espoo.
Sininen Polku is Technopolis’ partner in NBF Live Stream Event 20.-21.9.2022 in Espoo.
“I, like many others, believe that digital transformation is much more than just obtaining new technologies. Technology plays naturally a fundamental role, but there is much more to it. Many other factors are equally important for the company to reach digital maturity and competitive advantage.”
This year we are supporting John Nurminen Foundation – to save the Baltic Sea and its heritage with our Season’s Greetings.
Sininen Polku has renewed its corporate structure. Kaj Nilsson will continue as the CEO of Sininen Polku Oy, and Tiina Laiho will be responsible for the business operations of the new Sininen Polku Konsultointi Oy
Digital transformation is a commonly used term these days. When you start thinking about it, you can find the word pair almost everywhere. But what does digital transformation actually mean?
A partnership is always a two-way street and takes time and effort from both parties to be successful.
Building and maintaining a both ways beneficial partnership between customer and supplier demands trust, mutual understanding and goals, and open communication.