Enfo celebrates International Women’s Day: 5 star experts share their thought leadership .

International Women’s Day is a global day calling to action for accelerating gender parity and equal opportunities, as well as celebrating the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women.

At Enfo, inclusion and diversity are at the heart of our strategy, culture and employee promise; with us, you are embraced as your true self. We want to strengthen gender balance within our organization, in the IT industry and in technical field in general. Diversity powers our capabilities; inclusion unlocks its full potential.

Studies suggest that role models you can identify with are important: seeing someone like you succeeding gives courage and belief in yourself. Here you can get to know five of Enfo’s star experts who share their expertise and thought leadership within IT.

Happy International Women’s Day to all!

Sarvi Glemfors is responsible for Enfo’s business unit User Engagement. Take part of her insights in the article ”Därför hamnar beteenderisker i fokus efter pandemin” which was published in Di Digital. She tells about how the corona pandemic has changed the ways of working – with increased security risks as a result. Digitalization is a journey of change which requires continuous development and learning.
(In Swedish)

IT support services need to find the balance between automation and humanity. "Interaction between people cannot be automated even though machine beats people when it comes to handling facts”, writes Minna Nousiainen in her debate article which was published in Kauppalehti. Minna works as SVP in Enfo’s End-user services.
(In Finnish)

"Diversity is like information security - both must be remembered as part of everyday life," says Nina Annila, who has worked within the IT industry for 25 years. Nina and Henna Ylitalo were interviewed by Kauppalehti about the development of diversity, and especially gender balance, in the technology sector. Nina works as EVP, Care & Data Platforms in Finland, and Henna leads Enfo’s People & Culture team.
(In Finnish, locked content)

Anna Bergendal is responsible for Enfo’s business unit Data and Analytics (DnA). Read Anna’s debate article ”Utvärdera redan från början” which was published on Upphandling24.se. She writes about the waste of resources companies risk when implementing new systems and technologies without first doing their homework in the procurement phase. Also, the trust for the business is jeopardized. Anna gives tips on how to proceed.
(In Swedish)