Articles

Manufacturing companies

  1. The Value Disciplines triangle

    Isn’t an e-shop enough?

    When we start discussions with companies about product configurators and CPQ – what we call a Self-service Solution Configurator – a common early question is this: isn’t an e-sh...
  2. Jimmy Nilsson

    Dual-use

    The defence sector in the free world is currently talking a lot about dual-use technology. In this context, dual-use refers to civil products that can also be put to effective ...
  3. Jimmy Nilsson

    The magic of a custom-built self-service solution configurator

    The first time I was involved in an initiative of this kind was 30 years ago, with Dynapac – a company known for its compaction and paving equipment. As I remember it, they had ...
  4. a wooden staircase leading up a hill

    Does software development feel like a leap into the unknown for your company? Here’s how to make it a confident step forward!

    For many industrial companies, the idea of building custom software – whether it’s a digital sales tool, a product configurator, or a smarter quoting process – feels like steppi...
  5. Sunshine through trees in forest

    Three ways to break into new markets with your industrial products (without hiring more salespeople)

    Scaling the growth of your industrial products into new markets is high-risk, expensive and takes time. Establishing a local sales force might seem like the obvious route. But w...
  6. The factor10 Roxtec team: Per Rovegård, Markus Eliasson, Dino Opijac

    Software as leverage for growth

    Digital development has brought about changed customer behaviours. This means virtually all companies – even traditional industrial companies – need to master the ability to dev...
  7. Naval rope

    Software is soft; your industrial product is hard

    Fifty years ago, if someone had said that every company on this Earth will eventually become a software company or perish, it would have been dismissed as nonsense. Today, many ...