Sigma Technology supports Tiki, a digital learning tool designed to help children with learning difficulties through structured modules, films, and worksheets. Covering Swedish curricula from grades 1–9, Tiki helps simplify complex content for diverse learners with accessible tasks that combine text, sound, and images. Sigma ensures its performance and development by providing expert operations, support, and technical advancement.

In Sweden’s drive toward equal education for all, tools that support children with learning challenges are essential. Tiki is one such tool: a digital platform offering pedagogical modules, short films, and worksheets developed for students with learning difficulties. With a strong focus on clarity, every exercise in Tiki is paired with clear instructions, spoken text, and visual support – helping more students stay engaged and succeed.

Tiki covers the Swedish national curriculum for grades 1–9 in natural sciences, social studies, Swedish, English, and mathematics. It supports educators in making learning accessible, engaging, and inclusive.

The development of Tiki is a collaboration between Sigma Technology Informatics Solutions and Anders Lidén, the founder and visionary behind Tiki Läromedel. With over 45 years of experience in education and more than two decades focused on special education, Anders brings deep pedagogical insight and creativity to the project. As the ideator behind the platform and a pioneer in inclusive edtech solutions, his expertise continues to shape Tiki into a tool that not only meets curriculum needs but also inspires and motivates students through thoughtful design.

Sigma Technology Informatics Solutions is responsible for operating, supporting, and continuing the development of the Tiki platform. The company plays a key role in maintaining and evolving the solution to ensure it stays modern, stable, and aligned with classroom needs.

Erik Hult, expert at Sigma Technology Informatics Solutions, comments: “Tiki is more than a learning platform – it’s a lifeline for students who need a different approach to succeed. With digital tools like this, we’re helping bridge the gap and bring equity to Swedish classrooms.“

“From the very beginning, our goal with Tiki was to create something respectful. Respectful to students who need to learn step by step, and respectful to teachers who follow the curriculum and guide students toward their goals. In Sweden, special needs education has its own curriculum, yet many materials are just simplified versions of standard content—often presented in a childish way. With Tiki, we took a different path. We built the content from the ground up, presenting it in a matter-of-fact, age-neutral way. Thanks to the digital platform developed and supported by Sigma Technology, we believe we’ve succeeded, and the feedback from the market confirms it,” says Anders Lidén, Founder, Tiki Läromedel i Sverige AB

As Sweden continues to lead in digital education, platforms like Tiki are vital in reaching students often left behind by traditional learning formats. With the support of Sigma Technology, Tiki continues to grow as an inclusive, scalable, and effective solution for 21st-century education.

Learn more: http://www.tikilaromedel.com

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Sigma Technology is proud to announce partnership with Daya Ventures, the world’s first femtech venture studio. Daya Ventures is on a mission to close the $1 trillion+ gender health gap by building high-growth, high-impact startups. Their vision aligns perfectly with Sigma Technology’s commitment to fostering an equal and respectful workplace by supporting initiatives that promote education, equality, and inclusiveness.

Despite women making up half of the world’s population, they spend 25% more of their lives in debilitating health than men (according to McKinsey’s Women’s Health Gap Report, 2024). This disparity is due to a lack of clinical studies and insufficient investment in women’s health.

Daya is the world’s first femtech venture studio that creates the next generation of fast-growing startups to reduce the $1 trillion+ health gap between genders. By collaborating with researchers, clinicians, and industry leaders, Daya identifies and validates real needs and builds startups from the ground up.

“We are impressed by the tremendous work the Daya team has achieved in such a short time, growing into an international femtech venture studio. At Sigma, we firmly believe that entrepreneurship is the catalyst for innovation and development. By joining forces with Daya, we hope to make an impact on women’s health,” shares Nataly Lamkén, Chief Communications Officer at Sigma Technology Group.

“We are thrilled to have Sigma Technology backing Daya’s mission of closing the gender health gap, reinforcing our belief that it’s the tech industry accelerating the femtech movement and pushing boundaries on what’s possible in women’s health innovation by redefining technology together and making it more inclusive and responsible,” shares Jenny Lundkvist, Chief People Officer at Daya Ventures.

Together with sister companies within Sigma Group, Sigma Technology drives Femmegineering, organization’s global initiative dedicated to building a community of female tech professionals and contributing to a more equitable and inclusive tech industry. This partnership with Daya is a natural step in organization’s commitment to a more equal tech industry.

For more information, please, contact:

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

About Daya Ventures

Daya is the world’s first femtech venture studio that creates the next generation of fast-growing startups to reduce the $1 trillion+ health gap between genders. By collaborating with researchers, clinicians, and industry leaders, Daya identifies and validates real needs and builds scalable solutions. With a structured and repeatable model, the studio reduces early-stage risks, accelerates market introduction, and increases success rates – systematically shaping the future of women’s health and well-being worldwide. For more information, please visit, daya.se.

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, China, Norway, Germany, Kosovo 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.

Sigma is owned by Danir AB and has about 5 000 employees and a network of partners in 17 countries.

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Through this partnership, Sigma Technology can now deliver end-to-end network services, including planning, deployment, and ongoing management and support via authorized distributors. By leveraging Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions’ extensive product portfolio, the company will offer secure, high-speed, and future-ready connectivity solutions tailored to the evolving demands of modern enterprises.

“The markets in Norway and Sweden are at the forefront of digital innovation, making them ideal for introducing next-generation Wireless WAN and 5G connectivity. The increasing adoption of hybrid work models, IoT expansion, and sustainability-driven digital transformation is creating a growing demand for agile, energy-efficient network solutions,” says Egil Svindal Fernando, CEO at Sigma Technology Elevate.

“We aim to be a strategic partner that helps enterprises navigate the shift to wireless-first connectivity. By integrating Ericsson’s advanced solutions, we empower businesses to manage their networks smarter, faster, and with greater control,” adds Egil Svindal Fernando.

Ericsson’s enterprise wireless solutions enable organizations to innovate, operate, and grow anywhere — without constraints. Ericsson NetCloud, Cradlepoint routers, and Enterprise 5G solutions provide the flexibility of public and private 5G, with the zero-trust security of simplified SASE.

Ericsson’s Enterprise 5G solutions provide the best mobility and reliability for the most challenging environments on the planet. Ericsson’s portfolio is the most versatile range of private LTE and 5G solutions providing users/ our customers the choices that best support their use cases. Building the right solution has never been easier with simplified subscription packages, management options, and add-on features.

Sigma Technology, with its background in enterprise network transformation, will leverage this partnership to support businesses in deploying and managing secure, high-performance connectivity solutions. The company’s expertise in enterprise IT solutions, digital transformation, and sustainable connectivity ensures that businesses benefit from cutting-edge 5G technology tailored to their operational needs.

“As enterprises strive to be more competitive in an evolving global economy, they are turning to new and innovative technologies that can help transform their organizations. However, innovation cannot be limited by location or complexity,” said Matt Cook, Head of Sales, Go-to-Market & Support, Enterprise Wireless Solutions, Ericsson. “As part of Ericsson’s Channel Partner program, Sigma Technology will be able to support enterprises with this transformation by offering Ericsson’s complete portfolio of secure public and private cellular networking solutions to help them unlock new opportunities to grow their organization anywhere with confidence.”

Members of Ericsson’s Enterprise Wireless Partner Program benefit from best-in-class training, implementation guides, and educational and demand-generation tools to help drive customer engagement and success. Sigma Technology will now be able to become the default choice and trusted partner for any organization’s secure wireless network infrastructure. As enterprises increasingly rely on seamless and secure connectivity, Sigma Technology is poised to harness the full potential of 5G cellular technology and enhanced data capabilities, ensuring that their customers stay agile, innovative, and ahead in the digital age.

To learn more on Sigma Technology please visit sigmatechnology.com

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Under Margarita’s leadership, Sigma Technology Information will enhance its learning and development offerings, incorporating modern learning approaches and solutions such as AI-based training, VR simulations, e-learning, and immersive training. By integrating the latest advancements in AI, VR, and interactive learning portals, the company aims to create impactful and future-ready learning experiences. These solutions will help businesses upskill their workforce, increase engagement, and enable lifelong learning.

Margarita emphasizes the importance of investing in modern learning solutions now more than ever:

“The way we process information is changing. Business needs are evolving. Technologies are advancing at an exponential pace. To keep up, organizations must rethink their approach to processes, leadership, and workforce development. To stay competitive, companies in Sweden and beyond must embrace innovative learning strategies. And I don’t just mean AI.

Learning is no longer an 8-hour workshop with 50 people in one room. It is immersive, not disruptive—it becomes a natural part of daily life. Alongside new technologies, we must also understand human psychology and adult learning principles. Only then can we successfully leverage AI, simulations, and immersive learning techniques.

By listening to our clients and understanding their business, we empower them to build agile, future-ready teams equipped to tackle tomorrow’s challenges. A combination of new technology and a modern learning approach makes upskilling faster and more engaging for employees, directly enhancing both their performance and well-being.”

Johan Thornadtsson, President at Sigma Technology Information, comments: “Margarita brings extensive expertise in corporate learning and a strong vision for the future. Her innovative approach and dedication to leveraging technology in training solutions will be invaluable for our clients. We are confident that under her leadership, our Learning & Development services will empower businesses to build more skilled and adaptable teams.”

Sigma Technology Information delivers training solutions for global customers across various industries, including organizations in telecommunications, the automotive sector, and more. One of the latest collaborations is Sigma Technology’s training solutions for Toyota Material Handling. Together with the customer, Sigma Technology has developed e-learning programs with microlearning video content to support modern sales methods and engaging social learning experiences—presented as an interactive advent calendar to promote internal knowledge sharing.

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SBUF, the Development Fund of the Swedish Construction Industry, aims to promote development in the building process to create more favorable conditions for construction contractors by enabling them to benefit from research and conduct development work.

Since its inception in 2003, the SBUF Innovation of the Year award has highlighted pioneering advancements that significantly benefit the industry. The selection process is rigorous, with nominated projects required to demonstrate practical applicability, alignment with SBUF’s goals, and high industry impact. Each year, the SBUF board evaluates the nominated projects before selecting a winner. In 2024, more than 100 projects applied for the award.

The TOP-3 finalist project, “Safer TMA Shutdowns at Roadworks,” developed in partnership with Svevia and Vicky Teknik, tackles a critical safety challenge in temporary roadworks by enhancing TMA (Truck Mounted Attenuator) vehicle safety. These vehicles, essential for collision protection, are frequently involved in dangerous accidents. Our innovative solution integrates radar, cameras, and alarm systems to reduce the risk of significantly hitting TMA vehicles, making work zones safer for road workers and drivers.

Sara Dalvig, a consultant at Sigma Technology Embedded Network, comments: “This technology is revolutionizing roadwork safety. By equipping TMA vehicles with intelligent detection and response systems, we are not only preventing accidents but actively saving lives. Real-time monitoring and instant alerts create a protective shield around road workers, reducing risks and ensuring safer work environments. Our system is setting a new industry benchmark for how technology can transform road safety at critical sites.”

While the system has already proven its life-saving potential, testing has revealed areas for further optimization, such as managing radar reflections and improving pedestrian detection in dynamic roadwork environments.

Danilo Chinchilla Sosa, President at Sigma Technology Embedded Network, shares his vision for smart cities: “We remain committed to developing the technology for smarter, safer infrastructure. This nomination underscores our dedication to innovation and digital transformation in critical sectors. We look forward to the final award ceremony in May and remain hopeful that our project will be recognized for its life-saving potential and industry-wide benefits.”

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Öppet Hus is a non-profit organization based in Gothenburg, founded in 2009. It is politically and religiously independent, focusing on diversity and inclusion. Öppet Hus offers free professional mentoring programs for internationals, along with activities to broaden networks, find work opportunities, and foster personal development.

Starting in 2025, Sigma Technology is proud to partner with Öppet Hus. The company will participate in their mentorship program, identify projects and initiatives to support the organization’s vision, and encourage network exchange.

“Our team is truly diverse, with colleagues from over 40 different countries, bringing varied experiences, backgrounds, and stories. Our people are true role models, many of whom have experience establishing themselves in a new place and building a network. We look forward to partnering with Öppet Hus and contributing to their inspiring mission of making the Swedish job market more open,” says Nataly Lamkén, Chief Communications Officer at Sigma Technology Group.

“Öppet Hus are grateful and excited to partner with Sigma Technology 2025. Your contribution means a lot for our work to foster diversity and inclusion. Together we will create new opportunities for internationals and companies in Gothenburg. A big thank you for your engagement and support,” shares Sofia Bruce, Operations Manager Öppet Hus.

The mentorship program is ongoing throughout the year, mentees and mentors can apply via Öppet Hus’ website.

For more information, please, contact:

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

About Sigma Technology

Sigma Technology Group is a privately-owned technology consulting company operating in Sweden, Hungary, China, Norway, Germany, Kosovo and Ukraine. We offer an ideal combination of cross-industry expertise, a sustainability-first approach to development, and a partnership-oriented business. We focus on delivering software development, AI & data analytics services, product information, embedded systems design & development, digital solutions, and IT infrastructure with expert consultants, development teams, and offshore delivery.

Sigma is owned by Danir AB and has about 5 000 employees and a network of partners in 16 countries.

For a complete picture, visit sigmatechnology.com

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In late January, Sigma Technology Group, together with Appbites, and the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Pristina in Kosovo signed a five-year memorandum of cooperation. This partnership marks a significant step in fostering cross-country collaboration in knowledge exchange, industry development, and research.

The University of Pristina, the largest public university in Kosovo and a member of the European University Association, is one of the leading educational institutions in the country. The Faculty of Mechanical Engineering offers education in mechanical engineering, industry, technology, transportation, and related fields. The faculty’s strategic development plan emphasizes the involvement of national and international capacities in scientific research and development activities and the identification of strategic partners in the private sector.

Sigma Technology Group plans to initiate internship programs and lab collaborations in mechatronics, electronics, embedded systems and hardware development, and emerging technologies.

“We see numerous synergies with the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Pristina. With their dedicated automotive, robotics, and electronics labs we will be able to cooperate on embedded hardware and software development projects, enabling cross-country cooperation, and contributing with industry insights and practical examples. We also aim to explore opportunities for student exchange, master thesis, and internship projects,” says Mattias Gudasic, CTO at Sigma Technology Embedded Solutions.

This partnership aligns with Sigma Technology’s and Appbites’ ambition to become a top three employer in Kosovo in the coming years.

“As a knowledge company, we believe that a better tomorrow can be achieved with education and innovation. We have always believed in the synergy between industry and academia and have successfully collaborated with tech universities in Sweden, Ukraine, and Hungary. Through our partnership with the University of Pristina, we aim to support the academic staff and students in translating academic research into real-world applications, enhancing the quality of education through practical exposure, and ensuring that graduates are well-prepared to meet the demands of the evolving job market in Kosovo,” says Niklas Malmros, President at Sigma Technology Solutions Group.

“We have already been collaborating with the University of Pristina mainly on software development profiles, and now we look forward to expanding our focus into embedded services, particularly PCB board design. Through this partnership, students will undertake internships at Sigma and Appbites, working on real-world use cases from Sigma in Sweden right here in the University’s labs. At the same time, teaching assistants and professors will actively contribute their knowledge, creating a dynamic environment that fosters innovation, hands-on learning, and professional growth for both academia and industry, and I think this is an excellent opportunity for both University and Industry,” says Arianit Pajaziti, CEO at Appbites.

For more information, please, contact:

Niklas Malmros, President Sigma Technology Solutions Group, Niklas.malmros@sigmatechnology.com.

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

Nataly Lamkén, CCO Sigma Technology Group, nataly.lamken@sigmatechnology.com.

About Sigma Technology

Sigma Technology Group is a privately-owned technology consulting company operating in Sweden, Hungary, China, Norway, Germany, Kosovo and Ukraine. We offer an ideal combination of cross-industry expertise, a sustainability-first approach to development, and a partnership-oriented business. We focus on delivering software development, AI & data analytics services, product information, embedded systems design & development, digital solutions, and IT infrastructure with expert consultants, development teams, and offshore delivery.

Sigma is owned by Danir AB and has about 5 000 employees and a network of partners in 16 countries.

For a complete picture, visit sigmatechnology.com

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On February 10 and 11, 2025, France will host the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Action Summit at the Grand Palais. This prestigious event will gather Heads of State and Government, leaders of international organizations, CEOs of small and large companies, representatives of academia, non-governmental organizations, artists and members of civil society. The goal of the Summit is to address critical topics such as sustainability, ethical AI development, the future of work, the global impact of AI technologies, and Global AI Governance.

“I am honored to be among the representatives presenting Sweden at the AI Action Summit in Paris. My priority, along with other participants, will be to find synergies and bring insights on how we can develop scalable and explainable AI systems, contribute to independent access to AI resources, and define an inclusive and effective international governance framework, all contributing to strengthening EU’s position on the global technological market,” shares Robert Åberg, President at Sigma Technology Insight Solutions.

Yesterday, Robert Åberg and other participating organizations met for AI Action Talks to discuss AI, green transition and AI governance in preparation of the AI Action Summit. The event was led by H.E. Ms Christina Beinhoff, Germany’s Ambassador to Sweden, and Ms Diane Doucerain, Chargée d’affaires a.i. at the French Embassy in Sweden, in the presence of Erik Slottner, Sweden’s Minister for Public Administration.

For more information, please, contact:

Robert Åberg, President at Sigma Technology Insight Solutions, Robert.aberg@sigmatechnology.com

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

About Sigma Technology Group

Sigma Technology Insight Solutions is a rapidly growing provider of AI and data analytics services, digitalization, including ML, IoT, sensor data, and visualization solutions.

Sigma Technology Group, part of the Sigma Group, is a privately-owned global technology consulting company with operations in Sweden, Hungary, Norway, Germany, Kosovo and Ukraine, and global delivery to Europe, the USA, and Asia. Sigma Technology Group offers cutting-edge expertise in software development, digital solutions, data analytics and business intelligence, product information, embedded systems design & development, and IT infrastructure with expert consultants, managed services, offshore delivery, and development teams.

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In collaboration with leading industry partners, Sigma Technology Embedded Network is finalizing the “Safer Crossways” project, which is partially financed by Vinnova and that aims at improving road safety with advanced IoT and digital solutions. The initiative focuses on developing open-standard RSU technologies to protect Vulnerable Road Users and drive Sweden closer to its Vision Zero goal.

The initiative addresses a pressing challenge: advancing Sweden’s Vision Zero goal of eliminating traffic fatalities and severe injuries. In 2024, Sweden recorded 210 road traffic fatalities, marking a decrease from previous years. However, this reduction was primarily observed among protected road users, such as occupants of passenger cars, trucks, and buses. Unfortunately, no significant decline was noted for unprotected road users—pedestrians, cyclists, and motorcyclists—who continue to face risks on the roads.

By developing a non-proprietary, protocol-agnostic Road Side Unit (RSU) architecture, the “Safer Crossways” project seeks to improve infrastructure-to-vehicle (I2V) communication, fostering scalable, interoperable, and cost-effective traffic safety solutions.

Sara Dalvig, a consultant at Sigma Technology Embedded Network working on the project, explains: “Imagine a system where traffic lights, vehicles, and road signs can ‘talk’ to each other in real-time, sharing information about potential hazards or pedestrians crossing the road. Using IoT and smart infrastructure, we are creating a connected network that helps drivers make safer decisions and gives vulnerable road users the protection they need. It’s like giving roads and vehicles their safety team.”

Sigma Technology Embedded Network brings expertise in digitalization, IoT, and embedded systems to the “Safer Crossways” project, developing secure and interoperable RSU solutions. By integrating hardware, software, and connectivity, the company ensures cost-effective, scalable systems built on open standards while enabling data-driven decisions for smarter infrastructure and policy planning.

Danilo Chinchilla Sosa, President at Sigma Technology Embedded Network, shares his vision for smart cities: “We believe that the future of urban living lies in smart, connected solutions that enhance both safety and efficiency. Our vision is to drive innovation through technology that seamlessly integrates infrastructure, vehicles, and people. With projects like ’Safer Crossways,’ we are laying the foundation for smarter, more sustainable cities.”

A collaboration of stakeholders from diverse sectors delivers the “Safer Crossways” project:

• MittLogik Solutions:Experts in wireless technology and automotive innovation.
• RISE (Research Institutes of Sweden): A national partner in sustainable development.
• Public Sector Stakeholders: Including several municipalities in Skåne, alongside initiatives like OpenTech and Future By Lund.

The “Safer Crossways” is a part of FFI (Fordonsstrategisk forskning och innovation) and supports Vinnova’s mission to drive vehicle transport innovations for a sustainable society. Vinnova, in collaboration with the Swedish automotive industry and public agencies, aims to position Sweden as a global leader in sustainable road transport.

For more information, contact:

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

Danilo Chinchilla Sosa, President at Sigma Technology Embedded Networks, danilo.chinchilla@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, China, Norway, Germany, Kosovo 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

Sigma is owned by Danir AB and has about 5 000 employees and a network of partners in 17 countries.

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This strategic initiative emphasizes the integration of advanced finance technologies, such as accounts payable (AP) automation, financial data integration, real-time reporting, and compliance monitoring. By reducing manual tasks, minimizing errors, and accelerating processing times, these capabilities enable efficient, technology-driven financial workflows that keep businesses competitive in an increasingly digital marketplace. Sigma Technology ERP Advisory’s commitment to delivering innovative solutions ensures streamlined financial operations and empowers organizations to achieve sustained success.

“Our enhanced finance capabilities empower clients to streamline their financial operations through automation, particularly in areas like AP automation, which reduces inefficiencies and increases accuracy,” says Karin Andreasson, CEO at Sigma Technology ERP Advisory. “With these advanced solutions, we address the complex challenges of today’s client landscape by enabling faster, smarter financial processes, enhancing compliance, and improving overall productivity. This focus is especially impactful for our mid-market clients, who benefit from tailored solutions that scale with their growth.”

To lead the finance capability, Sigma Technology ERP Advisory is excited to welcome Iman Banisaid as Senior Advisor and Product Owner Finance.

Iman Banisaid joins Sigma Technology from Ernst and Young (EY) with nearly 20 years of experience in various ERP transformations, business process development, and enterprise architecture in various project and program lead roles. He specializes in AP Automation and e-invoicing and has a proven track record of leading successful projects within the tech-finance area across multiple industries.

“Throughout my career, I’ve seen that while solutions often appear straightforward at first glance, true success is achieved by paying close attention to the details. Comprehensive due diligence ensures that solutions address the right challenges, delivering outcomes that are genuinely transformative. I am passionate about guiding clients with proven methodologies and best practices to help them maximize their return on investment,” says Iman Banisaid, Senior Advisor and Product Owner Finance at Sigma Technology ERP Advisory.

For more information, contact:

Karin Andreasson, CEO at Sigma Technology ERP Advisory, karin.andreasson@sigmatechnology.com

Iman Banisaid, Senior Advisor and Product Owner Finance at Sigma Technology ERP Advisory.
iman.banisaid@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, China, Norway, Germany, Kosovo 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

Sigma is owned by Danir AB and has about 5 000 employees and a network of partners in 17 countries.

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