Next-gen innovators solve real-world needs in Kista

Next-gen innovators solve real-world needs in Kista 

This summer, 125 young people from across Stockholm had the opportunity to participate in a program developing their entreprenurial skills. With key activities taking place in Kista, the program gave participants the opportunity to engage with real-world societal issues presented by the City of Stockholm. This initiative is part of a broader effort to engage with youth and connect them with students, businesses, local authorities, and academic institutions in Kista.  

Community engagement 

The program, run by Rookie Startups, engaged people aged 15-19, giving them the opportunity to go beyond theoretical ideas and work hands-on with challenges directly impacting the city. Collaborating with departments in areas like environmental protection, culture, and urban development, they were tasked with solving practical issues affecting the community. 

 This partnership enriched the projects with fresh perspectives while offering the youth hands-on experience in addressing public sector challenges. ”The collaboration not only helped the participants develop their own skills but also provided these departments with valuable insights from a younger perspective,” notes Emma Roxtröm, project leader at Rookie Startups.  

Throughout the program, Rookie Startups provided essential support in terms of resources, guidance, and aligning the program with broader educational goals. This support has been crucial in ensuring the program’s success, helping to prepare the participants for future careers while aligning with the city’s vision of creating a vibrant, innovative community.  

The impact of the program 

 Throughout the program, participants made significant strides, with 97% reporting increased knowledge in social entrepreneurship and concept development, and 91% noting personal growth. ”We’re incredibly proud to see how much these young people have developed, both professionally and personally. They’ve gained invaluable experience in entrepreneurship and have developed the confidence to voice their ideas and participate actively in their communities,” says My Ekstrand, CEO of Rookie Startups. 

 Beyond individual development, the program plays a key role in strengthening community bonds across Stockholm. The 125 participants were employed by all 11 district administrations across the city, with many of them visiting Kista for the first time. ”We’re excited to welcome more young people to Kista and introduce them to the wide range of opportunities here, from education to career paths in the tech industry,” says Mikaela Färnqvist of Kista Science City. 

 

Want to help shape the future of Kista? Reach out to learn how your organization can get involved: mikaela.farnqvist@kista.com 


Girl in AR glasses

Kistas community inspirerar fler unga till en framtid inom teknik och vetenskap

Under Järvaveckan samlade vi Kistas community för att inspirera fler unga att välja en karriär inom tech och banbrytande teknologier.  Köerna ringlade sig till Kistas tält där nyfikna kunde prova på VR-glasögon, regnbågsexperiment och att koda tillsammans med Kodcentrum.

Järva är framtiden – i dubbel bemärkelse. Här hittar du den största andelen unga i Stockholmsområdet, och här bygger vi transformativ teknologi för en hållbar framtid. Därför handlade de flesta diskussionerna och samtalen om vilka karriärsval, studier eller jobb som faktiskt finns att välja på – och hur man närmar sig dem steg för steg.

People at Järvaveckan

Vi behöver intressera fler unga till en framtid inom teknik och vetenskap.

En del av det arbetet kan göras genom att koppla samman aktörerna i Kista för att inspirera Järvas unga. Vi gör det tillsammans i ett starkt community. Årets närvaro på Järvaveckan arrangerade vi tillsammans med Kodcentrum, KTH, Rookie Startups, IBM, Ericsson, Stockholms Universitet, Vetenskapens Hus, imagilabs och The Kloud som är Kistas samlade fastighetsbolag.

Flera politiker besökte oss. Särskilt det biträdande finansborgarrådet Anders Österberg och Lawen Redar hängde kvar, löste kodutmaningar och småpratade med arrangörer och besökare.

Ett stort tack till alla som hälsade på i tältet, och ett extra stort tack till alla partners som hjälpte till med allt från experiment till att diskutera drömmar och framtidsplaner.

Arbetet med att öka intresset för teknik och vetenskap genom att stärka och vidga relationen mellan Järva och Kistas näringsliv fortsätter. Vill du vara med? Hör av dig till Mikaela Färnqvist på Kista Science City.

Anders Österberg

Computer and System Architecture meetups

The CaSA meetups: Building bridges in computer and system architecture

The Computer and System Architecture (CaSA) Meetup series has emerged as a key hub for bridging minds in the field. Organized by Jonas Svennebring, Jakob Engblom, and Magnus Karlsson, this initiative is gearing up for its third gathering in Kista this March. The Meetup series stands out not just for its focus on deep technical discussions, but for its commitment to fostering a community spirit where ideas and innovations thrive.

Inspiration and objectives

Jonas Svennebring, Principal Engineer at Intel Corporation and one of the founding members, shared the origins of the CaSA Meetup series:

– The inspiration comes from a popular Linux conference in Paris called Kernel Recipes where a limited number of participants gather in a relaxed setting to talk about tech and eat good food. We liked all aspects of this and thought it would be great to have something similar locally. A smaller, regular event near work seemed perfect for us.

CaSA Meetup is about bringing together like-minded individuals to share knowledge, discuss emerging trends, and, importantly, enjoy good company. Svennebring points out that while the organizers are all employed at Intel, CaSA is a personal initiative driven by a shared passion for technology. The meetups serve as a platform to step out of one’s technological niche and explore the dynamic landscape of innovations within computer and system architecture.

The format

The format of CaSA Meetups is designed to maximize interaction and engagement. Svennebring explains:

– What we have tried so far, and that seems to work very well, is starting with two presentations of about 30 minutes each, followed by a break for networking and snacks. This setup naturally encourages participants to discuss the presentations just witnessed and build upon them. We then rejoin for a Q&A session with the presenters. Having had time to break the ice, participants often engaged in lively discussions. The underlying idea is to help attendees meet, form new connections, and exchange ideas. While presentations are crucial, the discussions they spark are equally significant.

The CaSA Meetups have proven to be an effective platform for lively discussions, with attendees keen to return for more. This enthusiasm underscores the success of the event’s format, which is curated by Jonas and the organizing team. Their focus is on fostering an environment that encourages open dialogue and collaboration among professionals from both industry and academia. By managing the size of the meetups, they ensure each event remains a place for meaningful engagement, preserving the series’ blend of intimacy and interactivity.

The Kista spirit

Choosing Kista as the venue for CaSA Meetups was a natural decision for the organizers. Apart from its accessibility and the organizers’ professional ties to the area, Svennebring highlights Kista’s vibrant tech ecosystem as a key aspect right from the start.

– There was never any doubt that we would go for Kista. There’s so much interesting tech development going on in the area, and we already have strong connections to companies and innovators here. Our collaboration with Kista Science City has been crucial for getting started. Working with Mikaela Färnqvist has been very smooth. It’s also nice to be able to hold the meeting high up in the Kista Science Tower (thanks Vasakronan!). It really adds a special atmosphere to the meetings.

Join CaSA Meetup #3 in March!

On March 13, the CaSA community will meet again, this time to delve into the theme of RISC-V. “We have two really exciting speakers, so it promises to be an engaging session. This area has received a lot of attention in recent years but also presents significant challenges. As always, we look forward to the enjoyable discussions over drinks and snacks that have become the trademark of our meetups!” says Svennebring.

📅 March 13
🕒 17:00 – 21:00
📍 Kista

Are you interested in the cutting edge of computer and system architecture? CaSA Meetup #3 in March is your opportunity to join a community of like-minded individuals who are all about sharing knowledge, sparking innovative discussions, and building connections in a relaxed and welcoming environment.

Don’t miss out – Sign up today! >> Computer and Systems Architecture meetup – Kista Science City

Bringing ideas to life in Kista

Do you have an idea for an event or a community initiative that could enrich the Kista ecosystem? Kista Science City offers support to turn your vision into reality. Reach out to us, and let’s make it happen together!


Applied Autonomy establishes Swedish hub

Applied Autonomy establishes Swedish hub

Applied Autonomy, known for innovative work in autonomous transportation, has chosen Kista as a strategic hub for their Swedish operations. This decision marks an important step in the Norwegian company’s expansion and commitment to grow within the Swedish market.

Swedish base

Choosing Kista as a Swedish hub reflects Applied Autonomy’s commitment to being closer to key partners and to becoming part of the dynamic tech landscape in the area. CEO Olov Medland shares his perspective on this strategic decision:

– Kista’s unique combination of technological expertise and collaborative culture made it an ideal choice for us. We are excited about being part of this tech community, contributing to and benefiting from the synergies it offers.

Applied Autonomy is positioned to play a significant role in the evolving landscape of urban transport in Stockholm and Sweden. The company is enthusiastic about sharing its insights and experiences in autonomous transport and collaborating with other companies and innovators in this field. “The possibilities are endless, and we’re eager to explore them,” says Medland.

5G Ride

Applied Autonomy has recently joined the 5G Ride project. Central to their contribution is the xFlow® platform, an innovative solution that ensures a seamless link between vehicles, operators, and end-users, thereby enabling safe and efficient transport. Medland emphasizes the importance of this project:

– Joining 5G Ride was a natural decision for us. The project aligns perfectly with our capabilities, including xFlow®, and our commitment to shaping the future of autonomous transportation. Our participation in this innovative project is an excellent opportunity to demonstrate how our technology can be integrated into existing urban transport systems, enhancing safety, efficiency, and overall user experience.


Internship opportunities 

Internship opportunities

The collaboration between academia and industry creates a rich environment for learning and innovation. As 2024 approaches, many ocompanies and organizations in Kista are welcoming interns across a variety of technological fields. These internships provide students with the opportunity to work with experienced professionals, apply their academic knowledge in practical settings, and contribute to meaningful projects. This is an ideal chance for students from diverse backgrounds to gain valuable experience and advance their academic and professional journeys.

Explore these opportunities and find a project that aligns with your interests and career goals:

RISE Research Institute of Sweden

At RISE, interns can delve into a range of projects within the realm of the Internet of Things (IoT) and big data analysis. From exploring the security of ultra-efficient UWB networks to unlocking the future of energy-efficient IoT and analyzing nationwide cellular network traffic, RISE offers a platform for interns to engage with key technological advancements.

For detailed information on all available projects, visit RISE’s internship page.

 

PandionAI

PandionAI invites interns to contribute to the development of AlertSat’s geospatial support. This project offers an opportunity to work on enhancing the user interface and data flow within the AlertSat Portal, a crucial tool for decision-making based on satellite data.

Read more and apply (expired)

 

Munters

Munters is seeking a Master Thesis Student within its Controls & Connectivity team. The selected candidate will work on creating sustainable climate solutions, focusing on areas like control systems, automation, and IoT.

Read more and apply (expired)

 

FOI (Swedish Defence Research Agency)

FOI in Kista is looking for interns to work on diverse projects ranging from virtual gamma spectroscopic labs to defense analysis and underwater network localization. With a broad spectrum of opportunities in areas like software development, data analysis, and policy research, FOI’s internships meet the needs of a variety of interests and skills.

For detailed information on all available projects, visit FOI’s internship offerings for 2024

Excillum

Excillum offers three distinctive Master’s thesis projects. These include exploring thermal drifts in x-ray sources, understanding the limits of diamond endurance under electron beams, and developing high-resolution x-ray laminography for imaging layered components. Each project at Excillum is a blend of practical experimentation and theoretical exploration.

Read more and apply


KTH:s verksamhet koncentreras till tre campus

KTH:s verksamhet koncentreras till tre campus

KTH:s styrelse har idag tagit beslutet att pga ekonomiska skäl koncentrera sin verksamhet till tre campus och därigenom lämna Kista.
Kista Science City respekterar beslutet men ser att det är tråkigt att man väljer att lämna ett så starkt ekosystem i en tid när Sverige behöver kraftsamla kring utvecklingen av ny teknik och lösningar för hållbarhet.

KTH är idag en viktig del av Kista och starkt bidragande till områdets utveckling. KTH:s avsikt är dock att arbeta vidare med partner på plats i Kista, utveckla nya modeller för samarbeten och gemensamma utvecklingssatsningar.

I nuvarande omlokaliseringsplan ingår inte Elektrumlaboratoriet, som är ett av Stockholms viktigaste forskningslaboratorier och drivs i dag av KTH/RISE.

Hur flytten ska gå till och mer detaljerade planer om när kommer utarbetas under 2024.

Mer information på KTH’s intranät.


Welcome Week

Welcome Week

Reflecting on Welcome Week 2023, an initiative for connecting companies and students in the vibrant tech scene of Kista Science City.

As an annual highlight in Kista’s tech calendar, Welcome Week brings together academic life and professional opportunities. The week offers a unique platform for local companies to showcase their work and to network with the next generation of talent. Both newcomers and returning students have  seized the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the community that they are becoming a part of.

Welcome week includes a range of collaborative activities, from industry-focused seminars to casual networking lunches and interactive tech demos. Students gain valuable insights into the diverse career paths and opportunities that Kista’s ecosystem offers beyond academia, enriching the educational journey with real-world perspectives.

Mikaela Färnqvist, Community Manager at Kista Science City, shares her thoughts on the week:

”Welcome week is all about bringing people together. During these events, we see key players from the tech industry meet and connect with the students here in Kista. I’m really looking forward to seeing what new opportunities will come from the meetings.”

Welcome Week is an annual, collaborative effort involving several Kista businesses and academia centers, including and DISK / Stockholm University, IN-sektionen / KTH, Ericsson, Fujitsu, and IBM.

For companies, this event provides a great opportunity for connections with students, not just during Welcome Week, but also year-round.
Reach out to Mikaela if you want to participate in next event.


Celebrating Kista All Stars

Celebrating Kista All Stars

Throughout this year, many innovators and companies from Kista has received esteemed awards and made it to prestigious lists. To celebrate their achievements, we’re presenting Kista All Stars.

Kista All Stars highlights the dedication, courage and hard work of these individuals and organizations. It also reflects the rich and diverse talent we have among us in Kista. From pioneering technological advancements to innovative startups and leaders driving sustainability, education and community engagement. These contributions pave the way for a brighter future.

In further celebration of the Kista All Stars, Kista Science City hosted a special lunch event. This gathering provided an opportunity for participants to engage with the vast variety of backgrounds within the Kista community, exchange knowledge, and foster collaborations.

Full list of Kista All Stars below.

KISTA ALL STARS

Malin Alpsten * Bright Day Graphene AB * 33-listan, Sveriges bästa teknikstartups
Anna Carlsson * Bright Day Graphene AB * 33-listan, Sveriges bästa teknikstartups
Helya Riazat * Järvaskolan * Framtidens kvinnliga ledare, Ledarna
Hiba Adem * Dyamo Innovation AB * 103-listan, Finalist kungliga ledarskapspriset Kompassrosen
Safae Berrahmoune * Dyamo Innovation AB * 103-listan, Finalist kungliga ledarskapspriset Kompassrosen
Alexander Stendahl * Info solutions * Deloitte Sweden ”Technology Fast 50”-lista & DI Gasell
Emma Axelsson * QAdvis AB * DI Gasell
Anna Carin Grandin * Coor * DI Mäktigast i Sverige-lista
Mikaela Larsell Ayesa * Hack your Closet * Forbes lista ”30 under 30 – Europe – Social Impact”
Diana Vasiliou * Dansgymnasiet * 103-listan
Alexander Vasiliou * Dansgymnasiet * 103-listan
Jan Lindblad * Techtrade * International DI Gasell
Climeon * IVA Smart Industries
Abdiladiif Mohamed * Diplocs * 103-listan
Zakariye Salad * Diplocs * 103-listan
Deqa Abdukar * Bling * Stora journalistpriset, årets förnyare,  Tech50, DI Årets mäktigaste kvinna
Lisa Eklöf * Atea * Nominerade Årets HR-team, Human Growth Award
Joakim Wellmar * Atea * ”Nominerade Årets HR-team, Human Growth Award
Angelica Smedberg * Sisterhood * ÅFs Stipendium
Ann-Marie Engdahl * Permobil * Times the 100 best inventions
Karin Leire * Permobil * Times the 100 best inventions
Ulrika Norden * IR Nova * THINGS Wall of Fame
Per Wallentin * Knowit * Tech50
Linus Wallin * Atea * Sverige Tech50
Vahid Zohali * IBM * Sverige Tech50
Jenny Lindqvist * Ericsson * Tech50
Åsa Schwarz * Knowit * Tech50
Ulrika af Burén * Ericsson * DI Årets mäktgaste kvinna
Åsa Tamsons * Ericsson * DI Årets mäktgaste kvinna
Yusuf Hussain * Rise and Shoot * Young Courage Award
John Laselle * Löparakademin * Finalister RF-SISU Stockholms Årets barn- och ungdomsförening
Vandad Assadi * Löparakademin * Finalister RF-SISU Stockholms Årets barn- och ungdomsförening
Binette Seck * Changers Hub/Changers Tech * Obama Leader 2023


Sharing insights on trends and emerging opportunities

Community

Sharing insights on trends and emerging opportunities

This week leaders from the business & research community in the area met for the premiere of Kista Insight. A new meeting arena where trends and opportunities are showcased and discussed – this time with a focus on talent attraction, cybersecurity, and emerging opportunities within space.

Insight 1 - Space

”The number of satellites and activities in space is increasing exponentially, and this places new demands on the space industry. OHB Sweden is involved in developing a robotic “space claw” to clear space from waste by gripping debris and steering it back into Earth’s atmosphere, where it would safely burn up.“ Fredrik Sjöberg.

Fredrik Sjöberg from OHB Sweden highlighted the emerging opportunities with a growing space economy illustrated by the journey of Mats, the satellite.

Insight 2 - Talent

“Embrace the future – the majority of tomorrow’s jobs will be in tech! Let’s meet this demand head on, working together to cultivate the tech talents of today and tomorrow.” Binette Seck

Never stop learning! The world of tech is constantly evolving, but with the right steps, we can secure our place as leaders in the field. Binette Seck, founder of Changers Hub inspired to commit to lifelong learning.

True leadership means lifting those around us, especially young adults in the outermost regions. How to help them find inspiration and skills needed to thrive, to connect with role models and create the networks needed to have the faith to move forward.

Insight 3 - Cybersecurity

“Cybersecurity is not only a technical matter. We need a multidisciplinary approach to meet the challenges of digitalization.” Kim Elman

Kim Elman, heading up the Cybersecurity center at RISE, talked about behavioral and economic perspectives of cybersecurity and commented on a historical absence of incitement to build secure systems.

Sharing knowledge and thoughts

Kista is becoming a national powerhouse for cybersecurity, where RISE Cybersecurity center is leading the way, but also supported by the strong research at Stockholm University, FOI, and several businesses with competence in the field.

Participants reflected on the need to balance between working operationally and strategically, between what we are doing today and what the future brings. The value of open dialogue and the importance of collaboration across company borders.

Kista’s international and diverse community is an excellent opportunity to showcase that we can be at the forefront of inclusion and diversity in the tech sector.

Kista Insight is a new arena for business leaders and researchers in Kista, a place to share insights from the ecosystem and create a forum for new relationships and collaborations. If you want to join the next meeting, reach out to Mikaela Färnqvist.


Aerial shot over IT center Kista Stockholm

Nytt innovationsverktyg hjälper Stockholms stadsdelar

Nytt innovationsverktyg hjälper Stockholms stadsdelar

Rinkeby-Kistas stadsdelsförvaltning har sett stora framgångar med innovationsverktyget Ignite Public.
Nu kan även andra stadsdelar använda verktyget som del av sitt innovationsarbete för att främja nytänkande och den innovationskraft som behövs för att möta de utmaningar som ligger framför oss.
Så här fungerar verktyget.

I slutet av november fick Rinkeby-Kistas stadsdelsförvaltning ta emot Ignite Swedens nationella utmärkelse ”Ignite Master of Startups (Public sector)” för att vara den offentliga aktör som startat flest samarbeten med innovativa startups under 2021. Hela sju stycken samarbeten.
(Mer om det kan du läsa i den här intervjun med Robin Jägestedt, utvecklingsansvarig i Rinkeby-Kista)
Totalt har 33 pilotprojekt mellan offentlig sektor och startups initerats över landet hittills. Exempel på pilotsamarbeten är mätning av besöksflöden i medborgarservice lokaler, röstigenkänning, geo-tagging kring Pelle Svanslös för att attrahera besökare och aktivera barn, computer vision för att minska smittspridning av covid-19 inomhus, och vattenbesparing i tvättstugor

Därför är det värt att samarbeta med startups

Verktyget Ignite Public går ut på att testa nya innovativa lösningar på reella behov genom att genomföra små, agila pilotprojekt tillsammans med startups. Genom arbetet skapas fler, och fördjupade, insikter om hur man kan samarbeta med startups för att öka digitaliserings- och hållbarhetstakten bland medarbetare inom kommunen.
Varför samarbeta med startups? Så här svarar Mikaela Färnqvist, projektledare för Ignite Public på Kista Science City:
– Startups och scaleups ligger i framkant när det gäller att jobba med digitalisering och skapa innovativa lösningar för att möta de stora samhällsutmaningarna såsom miljö och energi, en åldrande befolkning, cirkulära kretslopp och integration. Därför är det viktigt för vår framtid att de utgör en självklar del av offentlig sektors innovationsarbete och leverantörsnätverk.

Förde in erfarenheterna från den offentliga sektorn

Ignite Public bygger på Ignite Swedens verifierade metod för att matcha behov i näringlivet – i storbolag som till exempel IBM, AlfaLaval, Sony, och Ikea – med nya innovativa lösningar hos svenska startups. Under 2019 och 2020 fick Kista Science City finansiering från Tillväxtverket för att anpassa metoden till offentliga verksamheter.
Karin Bengtsson, vd på Kista Science City, berättar:
– Jag ville föra in mina erfarenheter från att jobba med den offentliga sektorn. Det är speciella förutsättningar som råder där som man behöver ta hänsyn till.
Det modifierade verktyget döptes till Ignite Public och innehåller bland annat en modul för att få behovsägare, ledning, upphandlare och IT med på tåget redan från början. Utvecklingen av verktyget har fortsatt sedan dess i samarbete med ett tiotal olika offentliga aktörer. Processen säkerställer nu samarbete mellan offentliga verksamheter och startups, och banar väg för en effektiv och kvalitetssäkrad process.


Innovationsverktygets fem delar

1. Mobilisera
Redan från början säkras förankring, mandat och budget för att kunna gå vidare med pilotprojekt senare i processen, även om dessa projekt formas först senare. Ett projektteam skapas bestående av ledning, behovsägare, it, upphandling och Kista Science City.

2. Behovsinventering
Som facilitator av verktyget säkerställer Kista Science City att fånga in de verkliga behov som finns i verksamheten. Efter intervjuer, eller workshops, med flera olika personer i förvaltningarna kartläggs och prioriteras de behov som tas vidare i processen för att matchas mot nya innovativa lösningar.

3. Matchning
Utifrån de identifierade behoven tar Kista Science City hjälp av Ignite Swedens* nätverk och databas av över 2 000 startups från hela landet och presenterar ett urval som skulle kunna lösa de identifierade behoven. Efter att, tillsammans med Kista Science City, ha identifierat de startups man vill träffa förbereds samtliga startups och behovsägare för att träffas på digitala 20-minutersmöten enligt en viss mötesstruktur. I genomsnitt leder 50 procent av alla första möten till vidare dialog och uppföljning.

4. Pilot
För att skapa ett bra samarbete i de pilotprojekt som utformas efter matchningsdialogerna är Kista Science City med och stöttar med allt från juridiska avtal till att coacha i genomförandeprocessen. Det ger trygghet både beställaren och för startupbolaget.

5. Utvärdering
En viktig del av Ignite Public är lärandet – att bli ännu bättre på att samarbeta med startups. Utvärderingen av de pilotprojekt som genomförts, och processen i sin helhet, ger en djupare förståelse för hur samarbeten med startups kan användas i verksamhetens övergripande innovationsarbete.

* Ignite Sweden är ett nationellt program inom SISP, och drivs av inkubatorer och science parks från hela Sverige. Ignite Sweden är delfinansierat av Vinnova och Energimyndigheten, samt näringsliv och offentlig sektor.

 

Att upphandla en pilot

När vi jobbar med Ignite Public som verktyg involveras alltid inköps- eller
upphandlingsansvariga tidigt i arbetet för att ges rätt förutsättningar för att kunna arbeta strategiskt och att kunna välja vilket upphandlingsförfarande som passar varje enskild beställande myndighet. Ibland kan det vara en bra lösning att direktupphandla piloten,
ibland kan det vara bättre att handla upp både pilot och
uppskalning från start. Läs gärna mer i guiden som tagits fram för att stötta beställande myndigheter i pilotprocessen tillsammans med startups där bland annat ett urval av LOU förfaranden listas med fördelar och nackdelar.


Flera kommuner med i utvecklingen

De offentliga aktörer som tillsammans med Kista Science City och Ignite Sweden har utvecklat innovationsverktyget Ignite Public är:
Rinkeby-Kista stadsdelsförvaltning
Uppsala kommun
Stockholms Hamnar
Södertälje kommun
Järfälla kommun
Kalmar kommun
Linköpings kommun
Region Dalarna
Umeå kommun
Sveriges Allmännytta genom Digitaliseringsinitiativet
SKR