Sigma Technology is an active partner contributing to the development of Linnaeus University’s course on Digital Product Passports for Sustainable Value Chains. The course is the first in Sweden to connect academic research, practical workshops, and industry needs to strengthen Swedish businesses ahead of the upcoming EU requirements for Digital Product Passports (DPP).
Sigma Technology Group is part of a new committee formed under the Swedish Institute for Standards that will develop standards for Digital Product Passports (DPPs). This is an EU initiative to promote transparency and sustainability in product information.
Just a few days after COP26, influential business leaders, government representatives, and domain experts from Sweden and Ukraine gathered together in Stockholm to discuss today’s technologies and innovative practices that support sustainable development within the framework of the 17 global UN goals for 2030.
Sweden and Ukraine have had a close tech exchange for many years. The Sweden-Ukraine
Haveriet is Sigma and Danir’s next initiative for a better tomorrow. They plan to use Haveriet to inform people about life below the surface, explain just how important the oceans are to us humans and spread knowledge about the acute critical conditions existing along our Swedish coast.
“Cooperation and networking are essential for all of us because our networks can grow, we can help more women, and companies can take a stand for equality. Our collaboration completes a life cycle,” the conclusion voiced by several networks during the panel discussion at Female Network Forum in Gothenburg, the first joint platform for female tech networks and initiatives in the Gothenburg region.
Female Network Forum will take place in Gothenburg on February 27th. The event aims to create a platform for inspiration and knowledge sharing and bring to light female IT and technology networks. Female Network Forum was fully booked in less than a week, and the waiting list keeps growing.
