Covid-19 forces us to do many things differently. Physical meetings are currently replaced with video conferences. As a global company videoconferencing is an integrated part of the way we work. In this blog post, Lead System Engineer, Jan Reher, and Senior System Engineer, Anne Vinter Ratzer, share tips on how to get the most out of your video meetings.
Systematic has added extra readiness to support functions, should any problems arise with home care and hospital systems
Systematic's CEO Michael Holm sends a big thank you to his employees, who have worked hard to ensure the continued operation of the software company despite the Covid-19-crisis.
In 2021, home care workers, social and healthcare assistants, visiting nurses and social workers in the Municipality of Frederikshavn will have a new record system to support their daily tasks with the municipality’s citizens.
In this blogpost anthropologist Kasper Pape Helligsøe reflects on how creativity and innovation can be understood in a team-based context. The thoughts have arisen as a result of his research project based on field studies at Systematic and the professional handball club Bjerringbro-Silkeborg (BSH).
Kanta-Häme Hospital District in Finland has purchased Systematic’s Columna Ward Overview- an IT solution that provides a real-time overview of patients and bed capacity. The solution will free-up staff time and provide better care for patients.
With an operating profit of EUR 12 million and revenue in excess of EUR 136 million, the annual financial statements from software company Systematic have been deemed very satisfactory.
When Merete Overby travelled to New Zealand in July 2019, shortly after celebrating her silver wedding anniversary, it was to realise a long-held dream of working and living in another country.
Owner-manager Michael Holm from Systematic A/S took the prize as Owner-Manager of the Year 2019 in Denmark at the national awards ceremony at PwC in Hellerup. The jury highlighted the fact that he has created a global success story with annual revenue in the region of one billion kroner, and that Systematic makes a valuable contribution to society through the software it develops.
For two decades, Aapo Koski, who is employed in Systematic’s Finland office, has worked with critical information systems. At the suggestion of a friend, he decided to make use of the knowledge, he has acquired through the years and write a PhD about the main problems inherent in IT systems acquired through public procurements.
In a new research project, anthropologist Kasper Pape Helligsøe sets out to explore the social and cultural conditions at Systematic and the professional handball club Bjerringbro-Silkeborg (BSH). The aim is to generate new knowledge about how organizations maintain and develop high-level performance environments. In this blog, he wonders whether the clarity and attention to detail at BSH could in
In an exceptional cooperation with Aarhus University and the professional handball club Bjerringbro-Silkeborg (BSH), Systematic has initiated an anthropological research project that will examine how organisations maintain and develop team culture that promotes performance at a high level.
