As the EU AI Act is phased in across Europe from 2024, it is expected to enter Norwegian law through the EEA process in the coming years. At the same time, GDPR is already in effect, and NIS2 is moving toward national implementation. For many Norwegian organizations, this creates a complex landscape of overlapping regulations, while many are simultaneously under pressure to move from AI pilots to delivering measurable business impact.

Sigma Technology Elevate responds by appointing Kristoffer Danielsen as Head of Data & AI. Kristoffer and the team will help clients build data platforms that support both compliance and operational AI, not just as pilot projects, but as real business value. As part of this strategy, Sigma Technology Elevate is assembling a team of senior data engineers, leveraging a wide range of modern AI tools, and developing scalable data platforms designed to help customers safely adopt and integrate AI technologies into operations.

“Most organizations are not short of models. What they lack is a data platform and governance structure that can support them at scale. I’m excited to work with our clients to close that gap — turning their data into a genuine competitive asset,” says Kristoffer Danielsen, Head of Data & AI at Sigma Technology Elevate.

Kristoffer Danielsen brings more than a decade of experience in finance, BI, and data architecture, including senior roles at Nordr and consulting across public and private sectors. He has built large-scale Nordic data platforms and has deep expertise in financial processes, governance frameworks, and the operationalization of AI in complex organizations.

His focus will be on practical AI adoption in real estate, retail, the public sector, and industry, where automation, predictive insights, and operational efficiency offer immediate opportunities.

“Kristoffer understands how data capability is built, governed, and used in real organizations, both from the consulting side and as a decision-maker on the client side. That combination is exactly what we needed. As demand for robust data foundations and responsible AI grows, Sigma Technology Elevate is well-positioned to lead,” adds Egil Fernando, President at Sigma Technology Elevate.

For more information, please contact:

Kristoffer Danielsen, Head of Data & AI at Sigma Technology Elevate, kristoffer.danielsen@sigmatechnology.com

Egil Fernando, President at Sigma Technology Elevate, egil.fernando@sigmatechnology.com

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

About Sigma Technology Elevate

Sigma Technology Elevate was founded in Oslo in 2023 and is part of Sigma Technology Group. The company delivers IT solutions in cybersecurity, cloud development, data analytics, network architecture, ERP/CRM, and AI. Its clients span the public sector, telecommunications, manufacturing, and defence.

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This is the sixth year the Diversity Employer Gold award has been presented. In this year’s decision, the jury highlights Sigma Technology’s culture, values, and practical efforts as exemplary in the field.

“Diversity Employer Gold is awarded to Sigma Technology Group for its focused, strategic, and long‑term work where gender equality and diversity are natural parts of both culture and business. Through its initiatives, systematically followed‑up goals, and genuine commitment to inclusion, Sigma Technology Group shows how values are turned into action,” says Petra Hermans, CEO of Women Ahead.

Sigma Technology works long‑term and systematically to improve balance at all levels of the organization, from employees to top leadership. The goal is clear: to attract a higher share of women than the proportion currently graduating from technical education programs.

When the company introduced a long-term focus on bringing more balance into the leadership group in 2020, the share of female presidents was 0 percent. Today, in 2026, it is 21 percent.

“Our goal is to be among the top three suppliers in our segments. To get there, we need an organization that combines experience, new perspectives, and drive. Receiving Diversity Employer Gold together with being Sweden’s Top 2 Best Employer shows that our efforts truly make a difference,” says Carl Vikingsson, CEO and President of Sigma Technology Group.

Rashin Kabodvand, Sigma Technology’s first female president and head of Sigma Technology Cloud, highlights the measurable effects for customers:

“A more gender‑equal business sector means that we utilize all the available competence. This leads to stronger teams, better problem‑solving, and a faster pace of innovation, which ultimately shows in the deliveries to our customers. Win‑win‑win!”

Initiatives that broaden the talent base

Sigma Technology works long‑term and systematically to strengthen equality and diversity throughout the organization. Together with other Sigma companies, the company drives the Femmegineering initiative, which each year engages hundreds of participants in inspiring events on future skills, inclusion, and technology. Sigma Technology’s partnerships with Skool, WiTech, Daya Ventures, Star for Life, We Are Open, and Öppet Hus support young women and underrepresented groups entering the tech industry through mentorship, skills development, and entrepreneurship.

Facts: Sigma Technology

• Over 1,100 employees from 40 countries
• Gender distribution among employees: 32% women / 68% men
• 21% female CEOs globally, 28% female CEOs in Swedish operations (2026)
• Diversity Employer Gold 2026 (Women Ahead)
• Top 2 Best Employers in Sweden 2025 (Universum)
• Sweden’s Best Managed Company 2025 (Deloitte)

About Women Ahead

Women Ahead is a Swedish recruitment and executive search company specializing in gender equality, diversity, and inclusive hiring. The Diversity Employer Gold award has been presented since 2020, and previous winners include Blocket, Samhall, and Vattenfall.

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, Kosovo, Norway, Germany, 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.

For a complete picture, visit sigmatechnology.com

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The R&D Forum brings together cross-functional teams across mechanics, mechatronics, electronics, embedded software, and digital applications. It enables Sigma Technology to explore new ideas, build prototypes, validate concepts, and mature technologies. For customers, the forum translates into fewer unknowns, reduced technical risks, and a smoother path from idea to implementation.

Sigma Technology Embedded Solutions, part of the Sigma Technology Group, is an engineering consulting company specializing in embedded systems, electrification, and software development. With fully equipped electronics and mechatronics labs, including a high-voltage testing environment, the company supports customers throughout the complete product lifecycle.

The R&D Forum’s project portfolio is continuously shaped by market signals, technology shifts, and close cooperation with customers. Collaboration with universities and academic partners is an integral part of the setup, enabling internships and thesis projects linked to real development projects.

“At our R&D Forum, we develop both technology and competence for the future,” says Mattias Gudasic, CTO at Sigma Technology Embedded Solutions. “What makes R&D Forum unique is that we gather experts across different roles and locations within Sigma, together with students and academia. This diversity of competences, together with our own innovation project backlog, is a powerful driver to shape future technology and products.”

From Steer‑by‑Wire to Smart Wellness

One of the R&D Forum’s flagship initiatives is the Steer-by-Wire simulator — an advanced Driver-In-The-Loop environment recreating a complete vehicle control experience, from handwheel actuators and control algorithms to diagnostics, communication, and real-time analysis support.

Beyond SteerbyWire, ongoing projects span smart lighting, traffic insights, battery optimization, Smart Home control, and other domains driving the digital transformation of mobility and electrification.

Making full use of engineering talent

A key ambition of the R&D Forum is to ensure that engineering competence is continuously developed and actively used. When consultants are between customer assignments, the forum provides meaningful, market-driven projects that strengthen skills while contributing to future customer value.

“The R&D Forum is not just a development environment — it is a launchpad for future-ready solutions grounded in real customer challenges and market trajectories. As Sigma Technology continues expanding the forum with new projects and partnerships, it reinforces its role as a key driver of innovation in electrification, mobility, and digital technology,” says Mikael Karlsson, President at Sigma Technology Embedded Solutions.

For more information, contact:

Mattias Gudasic, CTO at Sigma Technology Embedded Solutions, mattias.gudasic@sigmatechnology.com

Nataly Lamkén, Chief Communication 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, Kosovo, Norway, Germany, 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.

For a complete picture, visit sigmatechnology.com

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Sigma Technology Digital Solutions offers efficient, user-centered digital solutions and services to customers from the public sector, retail, manufacturing, automotive, and furniture industries. The company unites over 65 experts in Gothenburg, Stockholm, and Örebro and is part of Sigma Technology Group, a global technology consulting firm with operations in over 20 cities across Sweden and internationally.

In his new role, Martin will initially focus on analyzing the business, meeting customers, and further developing the company’s offering in digital solutions, e-commerce, software development, testing, and design. The ambition is to strengthen the company’s market presence and continue attracting the best talent in a region where competition for expertise is intense.

“Sigma Technology feels like a genuine, value‑driven company that puts people at the center. There is a strong entrepreneurial spirit combined with a drive to challenge and improve, which aligns well with my own personal values,” says Martin Samuelsson, Unit Manager at Sigma Technology Digital Solutions.

Before joining Sigma Technology, Martin served as Regional Director at Randstad Digital, where he led sales and operations across West Sweden. His background blends HR and Computer Science, giving him a unique ability to understand both the technical and human aspects of organizational development.

“Martin’s nearly two decades of industry experience, combined with his strong leadership and proven ability to build high‑performing teams, make him an excellent addition to our organization. We look forward to the energy and expertise he brings as we continue strengthening our digital solutions offering in Gothenburg,” adds Anna Lantz, President at Sigma Technology Digital Solutions.

For more information, please contact:

Martin Samuelsson, Unit Manager at Sigma Technology Digital Solutions,

martin.samuelsson@sigmatechnology.com

Anna Lantz, President at Sigma Technology Digital Solutions,

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

About Sigma Technology Group

Sigma Technology Group offers cutting‑edge expertise in software development, product information, design and development of embedded systems, development and management of IT infrastructure, AI services, and digital solutions, through expert consultants, offshore deliveries, and development teams.
Visit sigmatechnology.com for a full overview.

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Under the updated EU Battery Regulation, every battery must have a digital identity containing verified data on origin, composition, carbon footprint, performance, repairs, and end‑of‑life handling. This introduces a major shift for producers, especially SMEs, who need reliable ways to collect, manage, and share regulated data throughout the entire battery lifecycle.

Origo Product Cloud provides a persistent digital representation of each battery, continuously updated with verified data across production, second-life use, repurposing, and recycling. The platform integrates with manufacturing systems, aftermarket workflows, and service tools to create a complete, audit-ready lifecycle record.

In addition, Origo Product Cloud implements built-in compliance rules aligned with the EU Battery Regulation. These rules automatically validate required data fields, verify battery passports against current regulatory criteria, and ensure that documentation remains consistent with evolving EU standards. By embedding regulatory logic directly into the platform, manufacturers can proactively identify compliance gaps and reduce the risk of non-conformity before placing products on the market.

“Many producers underestimate the operational complexity of the Digital Battery Passport, and treat it as a static document,” said Johnny Fägersten, President at Sigma Technology Origo AB. “In practice, it requires continuous lifecycle data management. We designed Origo Product Cloud as a living digital system that evolves with the battery.”

The platform enables secure, role-based access to regulated data for manufacturers, operators, regulators, and recyclers, while protecting intellectual property and sensitive information.

Importantly, Origo Product Cloud is designed as a future-proof digital product passport infrastructure. As the EU introduces similar requirements for electronics, machinery, and other regulated goods, manufacturers can expand from batteries to other product categories without replacing systems.

“We want to make compliance scalable,” says Johnny Fägersten. “Our goal is to give Nordic manufacturers, large and small, a digital foundation that turns regulatory pressure into long-term competitiveness.”

For more information, contact:

Johnny Fägersten, President at Sigma Technology Origo AB
+46 702 80 60 19
productcloud@sigmatechnology.com
https://sigmaorigo.com/productcloud

Nataly Lamkén, Chief Communications Officer at Sigma Technology Group

nataly.lamken@sigmatechnology.com

About Sigma Technology Origo

Sigma Technology Origo is a product company within Sigma Technology Group that develops digital solutions for efficient and scalable aftermarket operations. The company delivers products for digital twins, content management, e‑commerce integration, diagnostics, and complex system integrations, helping manufacturers manage product data and service workflows throughout the full lifecycle.

With 17 years of experience digitalizing aftermarket processes and product analytics, Sigma Technology Origo has built deep expertise supporting leading industrial and mobility companies such as Lynk & Co, Polestar, Lotus, IV Produkt, and others.

*About the EU Battery Regulation

The EU Regulation 2023/1542 requires that all electric vehicle batteries, industrial batteries with a capacity of over 2 kWh, and batteries for light means of transport (LMT) must have a digital product passport from February 2027. The passport must contain information about the battery’s origin, composition, carbon footprint, performance, and recyclability.

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The Swedish Defence Conscription and Assessment Agency, an expert authority under the Swedish Ministry of Defence, works to strengthen Sweden’s internal and external security — placing high demands on an IT environment that must be both high‑performing and secure. The procurement of IT consulting services aims to support the agency’s operations in system development, business development, and UX/UI. Following a thorough tender process, Sigma Technology Information was selected as the sole supplier. The agency has headquarters in Karlstad, a city that has long been identified as a key growth location for Sigma Technology.

Sigma Technology has been established in Karlstad since 2001, with a centrally located office on Kungsgatan 12. This agreement is part of the company’s continued expansion within the public sector, a high‑priority area for Sigma Technology. Johan Thornadtsson, President at Sigma Technology Information, comments:

“We look forward to supporting the Swedish Defence Conscription and Assessment Agency’s important mission with our broad expertise in digitalization and system development. Our long industry experience and high standards in information security will be crucial for this collaboration. It is fantastic that we have been chosen as the sole supplier in this agreement.”

“This agreement reflects the trust we have earned in delivering IT consulting services for the vital societal functions that the agency fulfills in its mission within Sweden’s total defence and the Swedish Police authority. We look forward to supporting their IT operations with our expertise and knowledge,” adds Johan Edlund, President at Sigma Technology IT Group.

For more information, please contact:

Johan Thornadtsson, CEO, Sigma Technology Information
johan.thornadtsson@sigmatechnology.com

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

About the Swedish Defence Conscription and Assessment Agency

The Swedish Defence Conscription and Assessment Agency is an expert authority under the Swedish Ministry of Defence. The agency contributes to Sweden’s internal and external security through activities and assignments related to staffing support and personnel supply. For more information, visit http://www.pliktverket.se.

About Sigma Technology Group

Sigma Technology Group, part of Sigma Group, is a privately owned global technology consulting company operating in Sweden, Hungary, Norway, Germany, Kosovo, and Ukraine, delivering internationally to Europe, the USA, and Asia. Sigma Technology Group provides state‑of‑the‑art expertise in software development, product information, design and development of embedded systems, digital solutions, and IT infrastructure — through expert consultants, offshore delivery, and dedicated development teams.

For a complete overview, visit sigmatechnology.com.

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The demand for security‑critical software solutions is rapidly increasing in the Nordics as vital societal infrastructure becomes increasingly digitalized, and cyber threats continue to grow. The agreement marks another step in Sigma Technology North Solutions’ growth journey in northern Sweden, where the company has built a strong local presence within cybersecurity, AI, and digital solutions, combined with the strength of Sigma Technology Group’s global organization.

Clavister is a European leader in cybersecurity for fixed, mobile, and virtual network environments. Their solutions are used by enterprises, public-sector organizations, telecom operators, and defense actors to protect against both current and emerging cyber threats. Recently, Clavister announced that the company has been awarded a major development and delivery assignment by the Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency (NDMA), related to tactical communications and the modernization of critical infrastructure.

As a framework agreement partner, Sigma Technology North Solutions will provide specialist consultants to several of Clavister’s strategic projects, including assignments with high demands for robustness, security, and long‑term reliability.

“We are proud of the trust from Clavister and look forward to contributing our expertise to an assignment that places high demands on quality, security, and technical excellence. The collaboration aligns perfectly with our strategy to work closely with innovative technology companies within security and critical infrastructure,” says Vlora Ramadani, President at Sigma Technology North Solutions. She continues: “Beyond technical expertise, we see a strong cultural alignment with Clavister. We share the same focus on innovation, high quality, and long‑term customer relationships. Our shared view on security and sustainable competence development gives us excellent foundations for building a close and successful partnership.”

“Our collaboration with Sigma Technology North Solutions has been an evolving journey since 2021. They have consistently demonstrated strong technical expertise and a shared cultural alignment. In connection with our recently awarded major contract, the collaboration has accelerated significantly. Sigma proactively helped us recruit skilled consultants even ahead of the final contract award, which clearly demonstrates real commitment and partnership,” says Nils Undén, Chief Technology Officer at Clavister. “The new framework agreement strengthens our engineering capacity and ensures we have the right expertise in place as we continue to scale our cybersecurity solutions across Europe.”

Sigma Technology North Solutions is part of Sigma Technology Group and is headquartered in northern Sweden. The company focuses on combining local presence with global expertise to support customers in digital transformation, advanced software development, and technically complex assignments.

The framework agreement with Clavister creates new opportunities to contribute to international projects within defense, cybersecurity, and critical communication—areas where Sigma Technology sees continued strong growth.

For more information, please contact:

Vlora Ramadani, President, Sigma Technology North Solutions, vlora.ramadani@sigmatechnology.com
Nataly Lamkén, Chief Communications Officer, Sigma Technology Group, nataly.lamken@sigmatechnology.com

About Sigma Technology Group

Sigma Technology Group, part of Sigma Group, is a privately owned global technology consulting company operating in Sweden, Hungary, Norway, Germany, Kosovo, and Ukraine. Globally, we deliver to Europe, the USA, and Asia.

Sigma Technology Group offers cutting‑edge expertise in software development, product information, design and development of embedded systems, development and management of IT infrastructure, AI services, and digital solutions, through expert consultants, offshore deliveries, and development teams.
Visit sigmatechnology.com for a full overview.

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The EU’s Circular Economy Action Plan and the new EU Regulation on Ecodesign for Sustainable Products (ESPR) mean that digital product passports will soon become mandatory. The purpose is to create traceability, transparency, and sustainable value chains by giving every product placed on the EU market a unique digital identity. This will affect companies in nearly all industries and means that all products entering the EU market will need to have a digital product passport.

There is a significant need for competence. Many Swedish companies—particularly small and medium-sized enterprises—lack sufficient knowledge of both the legislation and the digital processes required to implement DPP solutions effectively. When digital product passports become mandatory, companies without the right competencies risk losing ground in the EU market—both commercially and in terms of regulatory compliance.

“Many companies are waiting until the legislation comes into force and view it as a regulatory burden. This is often due to a lack of knowledge about the EU requirements and the absence of digital traceability systems. During our workshops, we demonstrate that DPP is not only about compliance — it can also become a driver for circular transition, strengthen customer trust, improve traceability, and open new business opportunities. When academia and industry collaborate, we can provide companies with the tools to both understand and apply the requirements in practice,” says Niklas Malmros, CEO of Sigma Technology Solutions Group.

Linnaeus University’s education program is Sweden’s first structured competence-development course in digital product passports with a clear focus on industry. The program demonstrates how EU requirements translate into practical tasks related to data, architecture, and value chains. The course was developed and is delivered in close collaboration with industry and ecosystem partners, including Sigma Technology, Lingon, Interior Cluster Sweden, and GS1. This ensures that participants gain practically relevant knowledge that reflects both current and upcoming demands within real value chains. The course is funded by the Knowledge Foundation (KK‑stiftelsen) and is part of the Expert Competence Smart Industry initiative.

“With this course, we want to move digital product passports from abstract EU regulation to concrete practice in Swedish companies. By combining research-based insights with hands-on workshops, we help managers and specialists understand what data they actually need, how to structure it, and how DPPs can support both compliance and new circular business opportunities. Our ambition is that participants leave with a clear roadmap for their own value chains – not just more information,” says Fisnik Dalipi, PhD, course responsible at Linnaeus University.

About the course

The course is offered as a freestanding skills development course (3 credits) at Linnaeus University in Växjö and is aimed at professionals with at least a bachelor’s degree and experience from industry or the public sector. More information about content, dates, and application is available on Linnaeus University’s website:

Read more: Digital Product Passports for Sustainable Value Chains | lnu.se

About Sigma Technology’s Expertise in DPP

Sigma Technology is driving the development of digital product passports through a combination of research, industry collaboration, and technological innovation. Together with Interior Cluster Sweden and Linnaeus University, we have contributed to both the development of the training programs and an academic study on DPP adoption in Swedish furniture companies. We collaborate with the Nordic Blockchain Alliance and experts from authorities and industry on the role of blockchain technology in future product passports. In addition, we are a technology partner in European and national innovation projects such as SILEO and the Vinnova‑funded projects APPEND and Stella, and we have conducted workshops for Swedish and European companies to strengthen their readiness for upcoming EU requirements.

Read more: Digital Product Passport Solutions | Sigma Technology

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Sigma Technology Group has become a sponsor of Star for Life’s newly launched Young Entrepreneurs Program, a pioneering initiative designed to strengthen entrepreneurial skills, financial literacy, and long-term economic resilience among girls in South Africa.

South Africa is facing one of its most challenging decades for young jobseekers, with youth unemployment climbing from 36.9% in 2015 to 46.1% in 2025 and soaring as high as 62.4% among those aged 15–24. At the same time, girls and young women continue to bear a disproportionate share of this crisis, with nearly half of women aged 15–34 classified as NEET (Not in Employment, Education, or Training), underscoring the urgent need for targeted, skills-building initiatives that open real pathways to economic participation and financial independence.

The Young Entrepreneurs Program is a targeted, one-year entrepreneurship program for girls aged 14–18, aiming to spark entrepreneurial thinking as a pathway to financial independence, self-confidence, and protection against challenges linked to poverty and social vulnerability.

Creating Sustainable Impact for Girls and Their Communities

The new initiative builds on Star for Life’s Girls Club program, which aims to foster a generation of strong, independent women. The Young Entrepreneurs Program equips participants with practical business knowledge, from business ideation to marketing, sales, financial literacy, and basic record keeping.

Through hands-on learning and real-life market activities, participants will gain tools to launch small but sustainable income-generating ventures in their local communities, while also developing leadership skills and belief in their own capabilities.

The program will initially be piloted at two schools, with each school hosting a cohort of six girls, forming a total of twelve inaugural participants. The long-term ambition is to expand the program to additional schools as more partners join the initiative.

“I am deeply grateful that Sigma Technology is partnering up with us to support the next generation of female micro-entrepreneurs. This represents Star for Life at its best, and it is a cause close to my heart: empowering girls to become independent, to earn their living, and to gain the financial freedom to stand on their feet and, when necessary, leave destructive relationships,” says Jessica Grundström Ahldin, Secretary General at Star for Life.

Sigma Technology’s Contribution to Star for Life

Sigma Technology has been an active partner of Star for Life since 2015, sponsoring the organization’s motivational and health programs in three South African schools: Mmemezi High School, Nibela Primary School, and Nompondo Primary School. The partnership is driven by Sigma Technology employees, known as Star for Life Ambassadors.

These ambassadors lead initiatives that support students during their school years, through graduation, and into further education. As part of the Young Entrepreneurs Program, Sigma Technology’s ambassadors will contribute through experience sharing, knowledge exchange, and long-term collaboration with Star for Life’s local teams.

“Entrepreneurship is one of Sigma Technology’s core building blocks, which is why becoming a partner in this program felt like a natural step. We are proud to deepen our partnership with Star for Life through this important initiative. Giving young girls the tools to build their own futures is one of the most impactful investments we can make. We believe this program will not only empower individuals but also strengthen entire communities,” says Carl Vikingsson, CEO at Sigma Technology Group.

For more information, contact:

Nataly Lamkén

Chief Communication Officer at Sigma Technology Group

nataly.lamken@sigmatechnology.com

Philip de Croy

Deputy Secretary General & Communications Director

philip@starforlife.se

About Star for Life

Star for Life is a non-profit organization reaching tens of thousands of students in Southern Africa with programs focused on empowerment, self-esteem, health awareness, and future readiness.

Internationally, Star for Life operates in 173 schools in 8 countries with 80 000 students yearly.

For a complete picture, visit starforlife.org.

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, Kosovo, Norway, Germany, 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.

For a complete picture, visit sigmatechnology.com

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Sigma Technology Cloud strengthens its position in the Stockholm region by appointing Kristoffer Larsson as a new Unit Manager, responsible for business development, consultant leadership, and strategic growth. Kristoffer will play a key role in driving the company’s continued expansion within cloud services and consulting.

Sigma Technology Cloud provides consulting services in cloud technologies, including AWS, Azure, and GCP, as well as digital transformation. The company focuses on helping businesses and public sector organizations of all sizes leverage modern cloud solutions and build scalable, secure IT architectures. Sigma Technology Cloud is part of Sigma Technology Group, a global provider of technology and IT consulting services.

Kristoffer Larsson joins from his most recent role as Consultant Manager at Cygni, where he led and developed high-performing teams and built sustainable delivery models within the IT consulting industry. With an academic background in Informatics and Systems Science from Umeå University, he combines strong technical expertise with a clear business-driven leadership approach. He is recognized for his focus on team development, strong customer relationships, and engaging work environments. In his new role, Kristoffer will further develop Sigma Technology Cloud’s offering in Stockholm and the Mälardalen region, supporting the company’s growth as a leading player in cloud engineering.

“Sigma Technology Cloud has a very strong offering and a culture that truly puts both customers and employees first. I look forward to working with the team to continue building an attractive consulting business where we combine cutting-edge technical expertise with long-term customer relationships and sustainable growth,” says Kristoffer Larsson, Unit Manager at Sigma Technology Cloud.

“We are very pleased to welcome Kristoffer to the team. With his deep understanding of both technology and business development, we strengthen our ability to deliver customer value and drive growth. Kristoffer’s leadership will be instrumental in our continued journey to become the preferred partner for cloud solutions and cloud consulting,” says Rashin Kabodvand, President at Sigma Technology Cloud.

For more information about Sigma Technology Cloud and its cloud services, please visit sigmatechnology.com/companies/sigma-technology-cloud.

For more information, please contact:

Rashin Kabodvand, President at Sigma Technology Cloud, rashin.kabodvand@sigmatechnology.com

Kristoffer Larsson, Unit Manager at Sigma Technology Cloud, kristoffer.j.larsson@sigmatechnology.com

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, Kosovo, Norway, Germany, 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.

For a complete picture, visit sigmatechnology.com

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