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Systematic | 33,064 followers on LinkedIn. Systematic is Denmark&#39;s largest privately owned software company and has been developing IT solutions since 1985. Our software is used to manage complex data and to make critical decisions in sectors such as defence, healthcare, and utilities. With over 1 million daily users globally and customers in more than 50 countries, we deliver software that makes a difference.

Vice President Business Development at Systematic

Rune Raunow

Product Owner | Senior Communication Specialist

Marius de Jager

Carsten Bakkely

Data Platform & IoT Architect

Henrik Ring

As healthcare challenges grow, creating a more cohesive health system is crucial 🤝 PLSP (Primærsektorens Leverandør Service Platform) and Systematic are joining forces in a strategic partnership enabling real-time data exchange across sectors. This initiative will ease communication between healthcare actors and improve the patient experience by ensuring that healthcare professionals can access updated information with the patient's consent. Pilot projects have already shown a 25-50% reduction in unnecessary calls between municipalities and hospitals, saving time and improving the quality of care. Thus, the collaboration is a step towards making the healthcare system more efficient and secure, now and in the future. Read more about how private actor can contribute to a sustainable future for the healthcare sector: https://hubs.ly/Q02XHp1B0 *the article is in danish

🎉 We were Main Partner at DevCon, an event powered by DevTalksRomania , for the third year in a row! 🎉 Last week, we brought tech enthusiasts together at DevCon, Romania’s top conference for IT professionals, giving them access to the latest technologies and trends. Stefan Teleu , Project Manager, kicked off the event on the Java Stage, setting the tone for two days of exploration and learning. Mihaela Gheorghe-Roman , Software Architect, followed with her gamified presentation, "Mastering Java’s Code Maze", which got all the attention from the public. 🎙️🧩 Over 600 participants joined us at our stand, exploring our products through interactive experiences, live demos, and chats with our ambassadors. They expanded their knowledge, tested their skills with our Java Quiz, and enjoyed specialty coffee with a tech twist—digital prints on the foamy cappuccino milk. The excitement continued on the DevOps Stage, where Alexandru Dejanu , Site Reliability Engineer, delivered his talk, "Pick Your Poison: SRE, DevOps, or Platform Engineering," energizing a packed room. 🎯 We were pleased to share insights and support the tech community, and we are grateful for every networking interaction we had. 👏

Did you know that these cool men are our Systemates? 🎖️ On this Remembrance Day, we honour and celebrate the service men and women across the UK, the US, and around the world—including former personnel who continue to serve the military with dedication here at Systematic. Their resilience, expertise, and commitment enrich our team and drive our mission forward. We’re proud to support veterans and ex-service personnel, recognising the invaluable skills and perspectives they bring to our organisation. Thank you for your courage and sacrifice—past, present, and future. #RemembranceDay #VeteransDay #HonoringService #ProudToHireVeterans #Systematic

Did you know that Systematic helps manufacturing companies transform their business? 🤔🏭 This week, Systematic hosted an Innovation Conference in collaboration with MADE - Manufacturing Academy of Denmark , gathering industry leaders to explore the next phase of industrialisation and its impact on manufacturing. Today, Danish manufacturing companies are facing big challenges: global competition, volatile raw material and logistics costs, and increasing customer demand for sustainable and efficient solutions. To stay competitive, many manufacturing companies are transforming their business models – from simply selling products to delivering value through services. The conference offered insights into cybersecurity, XR technology, the metaverse, and sustainable industrial development, fostering ideas for a more resilient, sustainable future for manufacturing. With nearly four decades of experience serving critical, public sectors like Defence and Healthcare, we are recognized for our quality, secure handling of data and streamlined processes, offering our customers secure, high-quality solutions that creates true value. Drawing on our experience and our secure, open-source platform, we guide manufacturing companies through this digital shift and help them transform their business. We guide them through identifying potential value, documenting it, and ultimately creating real business impact through innovative solutions – not with quick fixes, but with strategic, proven steps that build long-term value. Want to stay updated on Systematic's work with the manufacturing industry? Follow Systematic Manufacturing for insights and updates.

What the dishwasher and robot vacuum cleaner did to our households - software will do to the Stockholm libraries 🔦📚 ...and what exactly is that? To simplify, it lets people work smarter, not harder. Automating processes and enhancing workflows free up time for Stockholm librarians to make literature more accessible to the city’s citizens. Stockholm Public Library recently chose our Library Management system, Cicero, to replace its 20-year-old IT system. Danish Lyngsoe Systems' Intelligent Material Management System (IMMS) is also integrated into Cicero, streamlining the logistics of book-lending. City Librarian Daniel Forsman leads the change, and his vision for the project extends beyond the walls of the library: "Cicero is already being used in several other Scandinavian libraries and is continuing to expand its customer base. I see enormous potential for collaboration on a larger scale. The common system can promote the exchange of experiences and ideas between the libraries. Together, we are developing the system and the features that our users are requesting,” Forsman says. We’re excited to embark on this digital transformation. The potential for redefining the library’s role in a digital world is exhilarating! Are you curious about what this change might mean for Stockholm? Read more here 👇👇 https://hubs.ly/Q02XggQD0

When you learn something new – share it with your colleagues! That attitude secured Michael Ustrup the first-ever IT Ambassador Award presented by It-vest - samarbejdende universiteter Michael holds a Master's degree in Computer Science and has worked at Systematic for no the less than 17 years. Over the years, he developed an interest in cyber security, which led him to pursue a Master’s in IT Security. To no surprise, he graduated with flying colours 👏👏 During his studies, we only saw Michael part-time at the office. But when we did, he was always in full swing, deploying his new knowledge into practice! “Today, I spend half of my working hours teaching my colleagues about topics like technical IT security and threat modelling - areas I studied during my Master's in IT. Having my work appreciated this way, both during and after my studies, is definitely the icing on the cake,” he says. Congratulations on the well-deserved prize, Michael! Your curiosity, enthusiasm, and entrepreneurial spirit inspire us all. Read the entire story about how Michael’s passion for software security brought him new knowledge, influencing the course content, and passing on his expertise to co-students and colleagues (article in Danish) 👇👇 https://hubs.ly/Q02WMfT10 Photo credit: Roar Paaske

That moment, when you find out your colleague does the tango after two glasses of wine or knows the entire Batman lore... While this might not (well, maybe) come up at the scrum meetings, knowing your colleagues a bit deeper really adds to the work experience. That is why this post goes out to SEC! ... our crazy, creative Systematic employees club, who has dazzled us on countless occasions creating the most enchanting parties. Picture this: You step into a world of wizardry at a Harry Potter-themed bash, complete with floating candles and house sorting. Or perhaps you meet your team mate at a mysterious film noir party, ready to relive the monochrome mystique of a previous century. Who could forget the glamorous James Bond soirée, where martinis were shaken, not stirred? Or the time we all became superheroes for a night, celebrating the everyday heroes among us? But behind the glitz and glamour is a non-negotiable wish for happy and well-appreciated employees, and part of that is going the extra mile to create some fun, unexpected, meaningful moments together. Thank you for giving it your all, making Systematic not only a place to work, but a place to belong 🙌 We can’t wait to see what you come up with next 😲 Want to join our next party? See our vacant positions here: https://hubs.ly/Q02VPMPy0

Is it ok to say that we are proud? 🤔 We were when we saw this data last week: Universum 's annual image survey places Systematic as the Danish IT company that IT professionals most want to work for. Large companies like LEGO, Novo Nordisk, and Google dominate the top of the list, but the first Danish IT company to appear is Systematic. For Vice President for People & Culture Palle Klaerke , this is extremely good news because the software company is experiencing strong growth in several business areas and needs skilled employees in Copenhagen, Aarhus, and international offices. "We need to attract the really talented employees because the solutions we develop play a critical role in society. We are experiencing strong growth – especially in defence – but also in health and the library sector. Therefore, we are constantly working to create a workplace that retains our skilled and experienced colleagues and attracts the right qualifications in the future," he explains. You can read more about our focus on recruiting talents in the IT industry here: https://hubs.ly/Q02VZclf0 You can see Universum's ranking of Danish workplaces for IT professionals here: https://hubs.ly/Q02VZ4Hw0 #neverstopdeveloping

Two of the biggest defence challenges facing nations globally today are how to interoperate and how to work collaboratively across all five domains, according to Systematic's Senior Advisor VAdm (Rtd) Paul Bennett. Paul will also be taking part in the first in the series of 'C2 Talks', a LinkedIn Live session on 'Interoperability & Digitalisation within the Maritime Domain', held next Thursday, 31 October at 1400 GMT. Alongside Paul will be Dr Simona Soare, Lancaster University and former submariner, US Naval Commander Nick Kristof, To register for this free and engaging event simply follow this link: https://hubs.ly/Q02VCKQP0

Everybody’s screaming for more coherent healthcare – but in Region Midtjylland and Herning Kommune , they’ve already found a solution 👀 Imagine that a family member has been hospitalized. The treatment goes well, but they need home care after the discharge. Now, it would be nice if the municipal home carers knew what treatments, examinations, and agreements have been done or made at the hospital, right? In reality, the transition from hospital to home care is often troublesome. To bridge the gap between hospitals and municipalities, Herning Municipality and Region Midtjylland (Central Jutland) have tested our Columna Axon. The solution lets regions and municipalities see each other’s patient info in real time, so that patient care is always based on comprehensive, up-to-date data. And the results were amazing! “The time a municipal nurse spends finding answers using Axon is nothing compared to the time she would spend on the phone. We are now more self-reliant and can react quicker. This is the best digital aid we have had for nursing for a long time” says Gitte Nørgaard, Head of Nursing and Home Care at Herning Municipality. Now, Columna Axon is on its way to all municipalities in Central Jutland. Read more about how Columna Axon has improved patient safety and is predicted to save healthcare staff in Central Jutland up to 18.000 work hours 👇 https://hubs.ly/Q02VCM0v0

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