Tuuli Huhtala
June 22 2023
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For manufacturers, true digital transformation starts by envisioning where in the value chain can data be applied to make a difference.
All public sector services should be designed to serve citizens first. Digital solutions and applications must be easy to use, despite physical and cognitive disabilities.
Digital processes and data-led services help energy and utility sector companies develop a stable energy offering with transparent, customer-centric services.
Shared platforms offer fast entry to new markets, cost-efficiently and scalably. But lasting value add comes from cross-industry collaboration and linking products with complimentary services.
Digitally disrupted, the companies in the banking, finance and insurance sector must actively innovate new approaches to build omnichannel customer experiences that fully utilize data.
While medical device software is strictly regulated, there's room for innovations that make life easier for patients and caregivers. Stable and secure data flow is a must.
June 22 2023
The kids are off school but you still have a ton of work – what’s a busy parent to do? At Vincit, the answer was to organize a summer club for kids! For 2 weeks, from June 5th to June 16th, Vincit Tampere hosted up to 14 kids at a time, ranging in age from 5 to 10 years old. Vincit organized the summer club so that parents could work with a good conscience knowing that their kids were having fun and not stuck indoors on their phones.
The club was held at Vincit's office in Tampere – but don't worry, the kids had their own space so they could play and have fun without interrupting anyone's work. Two instructors made sure that everything ran smoothly. The main instructor has an education in early childhood education, while the other is a summer employee with a history in coaching.
The activities at the summer club included visiting a local park, going to the library, visiting a museum, having a water balloon fight, and meeting a group of friendly dogs (for kids that wanted to). The children also made pizza together with their parents using an OONI pizza oven, baked muffins, and had a barbecue. All other food was provided by the office restaurant and included lunch and a snack.
On the last Friday of the club, there was also a coding school for kids where they got to learn about the basics of coding. This course is geared towards young children and begins to teach them about the underlying principles of coding.
The club is available to parents who work at Vincit for a small fee and will hopefully be offered again next year. After all, this year was a great success!
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