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## Posts
- [Accessibility audit (tillgänglighetsgranskning): what it includes](https://www.devies.se/accessibility-audit-what-it-includes/): An audit is only as useful as its scope, its method and the report you get back. This is what a complete accessibility audit contains, step by step, and what to ask for before you sign.
- [What does a UI designer do?](https://www.devies.se/what-does-a-ui-designer-do/): This role turns a working flow into an interface people can read, trust and operate. Here is what the job involves day to day, what it produces and how to tell a strong interface designer from a decorator.
- [Data analysis for companies: methods and where to start](https://www.devies.se/data-analysis-for-companies/): The five types of analysis, the business question each one answers, and a practical way to begin with one decision rather than a data project.
- [Information security vs cybersecurity: the difference, and what an ISMS is](https://www.devies.se/information-security-vs-cybersecurity/): The two terms are used as synonyms, but they cover different ground. This explainer separates them, places IT security and data protection next to them, and shows what a security management system (ISMS) actually consists of.
- [Single source of truth: what it means and how to get there](https://www.devies.se/single-source-of-truth/): Why "one database for everything" is the wrong goal, what a single source of truth really requires, and the order in which to build it.
- [Data quality: how to measure it and fix it at the source](https://www.devies.se/data-quality-measure-and-fix/): A seven-step method for turning complaints about bad data into measured quality rules, automated checks and fixes in the systems where errors begin.
- [Real-time data or batch processing: what does your business need?](https://www.devies.se/real-time-or-batch-data/): How batch, micro-batch and streaming differ in latency, cost and complexity, and how to decide which data flows actually need to be real-time.
- [AI use cases by department: realistic examples for mid-sized companies](https://www.devies.se/ai-use-cases-by-department/): What AI can realistically do today in sales, marketing, customer service, finance, HR, operations and IT, what each use case needs, and where the risks are.
- [Data strategy for mid-sized companies: a one-page approach](https://www.devies.se/data-strategy-for-mid-sized-companies/): How to write a data strategy that names the decisions you want to improve, the data behind them, who owns it and what you will build in the next twelve months.
- [CRM integration: connecting sales data to the rest of the business](https://www.devies.se/crm-integration/): How to decide which customer and deal data should flow between your CRM, ERP, finance and marketing tools, who owns each field, and how to keep the integration running.
- [Semantic layer explained: one definition of every metric](https://www.devies.se/semantic-layer-explained/): What a semantic layer is, how it differs from the warehouse and the dashboard, where it can live, and how to introduce one without a big project.
- [Predictive analytics explained: from historical data to forecasts](https://www.devies.se/predictive-analytics-explained/): What predictive analytics is, how a forecast is built and tested, where it pays off for mid-sized companies, and when it is the wrong tool.
- [Generative AI security: prompt injection, data leakage and what to do](https://www.devies.se/generative-ai-security/): What makes language-model applications different to secure, how prompt injection and data leakage happen, and the design decisions that keep the damage small.
- [Data catalog and data lineage explained](https://www.devies.se/data-catalog-and-data-lineage/): What a data catalog and data lineage are, how they work together, what they are often confused with, and when they are worth the effort.
- [AI automation of business processes: where to start](https://www.devies.se/ai-automation-of-business-processes/): How to choose the first process, decide which steps need rules, AI or a person, design the human check and measure whether the automation pays off.
- [Secrets management: keeping keys and passwords out of your code](https://www.devies.se/secrets-management/): An API key in a Git repository is one of the cheapest ways into a company. A practical guide to finding the secrets you already leak, moving them somewhere safe and making new leaks hard.
- [Integration platform (iPaaS) or custom integrations?](https://www.devies.se/ipaas-or-custom-integrations/): How to choose between a cloud integration platform and integrations written in code, with a decision table, the hidden costs on both sides and when a mix is the right answer.
- [Cloud security posture management (CSPM) explained](https://www.devies.se/cloud-security-posture-management/): Most cloud breaches start with a setting, not a sophisticated exploit. What CSPM does, what it does not do, which tools you may already have, and how to turn a long list of findings into fewer real risks.
- [Cloud migration strategy: the 6 Rs and how to choose](https://www.devies.se/cloud-migration-strategy/): A practical guide for IT and engineering leaders who need to decide, application by application, how to move to the cloud.
- [How to choose an AI partner or AI consultancy](https://www.devies.se/how-to-choose-an-ai-partner/): Eight steps for picking an AI consultant or agency that ships working systems, builds your team's capability and leaves you in control.
- [Backups that survive ransomware: the 3-2-1 backup rule and beyond](https://www.devies.se/backups-that-survive-ransomware/): Modern ransomware goes after your backups first. How to extend the classic rule with offline and immutable copies, separate credentials and restore tests, so that recovery is a plan rather than a hope.
- [Software estimation that leaders can trust](https://www.devies.se/software-estimation/): Why estimates for software projects miss, and a practical method for getting ranges you can actually plan with.
- [Building a data-driven organisation: habits, roles and rituals](https://www.devies.se/building-a-data-driven-organisation/): Why tools alone do not make a company data-driven, and the habits, roles and recurring meetings that do, with seven steps to start.
- [How to choose a cybersecurity consultant](https://www.devies.se/how-to-choose-a-cybersecurity-consultant/): Security consulting covers everything from a two-day pentest to years of product security work. A step-by-step way to define what you need, compare suppliers on evidence and set up an engagement that leaves you stronger.
- [The strangler fig pattern: modernising legacy systems step by step](https://www.devies.se/strangler-fig-pattern/): How to replace an old system piece by piece while the business keeps running, and when the approach is the wrong choice.
- [How to prioritise AI use cases: from AI ideas to business value](https://www.devies.se/how-to-prioritise-ai-use-cases/): A simple model for scoring AI ideas on value, data readiness and risk, and choosing your first pilot.
- [SAST, DAST or SCA: which application security testing do you need?](https://www.devies.se/sast-dast-or-sca/): Three acronyms, three different blind spots. A decision table for engineering leads who need to pick what to adopt first and how the tools fit together in the pipeline.
- [Code review that improves quality without slowing the team](https://www.devies.se/code-review-best-practices/): A practical guide for engineering leads: what code review is for, why it becomes a bottleneck, and eight practices that keep it fast and useful.
- [Data governance without the bureaucracy](https://www.devies.se/data-governance-for-mid-sized-companies/): Ownership, data quality and master data in a model that works even when you do not have a large data team.
- [Security awareness training that changes behaviour](https://www.devies.se/security-awareness-training/): Most programmes produce completion certificates, not safer habits. This guide shows how to design training around the few behaviours that actually reduce risk, and how to tell whether it works.
- [UX research methods: which one answers your question?](https://www.devies.se/ux-research-methods/): A comparison of the most useful research methods for product teams, organised by the question each one can actually answer, with participant numbers and a simple way to start.
- [Test automation strategy: what to automate and what not](https://www.devies.se/test-automation-strategy/): A step-by-step guide for engineering and product leads who want automated tests the team trusts, without a suite that costs more than it saves.
- [Medallion architecture explained: bronze, silver and gold](https://www.devies.se/medallion-architecture-bronze-silver-and-gold/): How the bronze, silver and gold layers give you reliable reporting in a lakehouse, with examples from real data flows.
- [Cyber Resilience Act vulnerability handling and reporting: what product teams must set up](https://www.devies.se/cra-vulnerability-handling-and-reporting/): The reporting clock is already running. Here is who must report, what the deadlines are, and the intake, triage and disclosure process a product team needs behind them.
- [Information architecture: structuring content so people find it](https://www.devies.se/information-architecture/): An eight-step guide to organising and labelling a website, intranet or product so that people find what they need, tested with users before anything is built.
- [Digitalisation for mid-sized companies: where to start](https://www.devies.se/digitalisation-for-mid-sized-companies/): A practical starting point for leadership teams that know they need to digitalise, but not which project should come first.
- [MLOps explained: getting machine learning models into production](https://www.devies.se/mlops-explained/): Why most models never leave the pilot, what MLOps adds to DevOps, the three maturity levels and a realistic starting point for a small data team.
- [Software supply chain security: managing the risk in your dependencies](https://www.devies.se/software-supply-chain-security/): Most of the code you ship was written by someone else. A step-by-step guide to knowing what is in your software, choosing what to trust, protecting the build and reacting fast when a component is compromised.
- [Conversion optimisation for B2B websites and apps](https://www.devies.se/conversion-optimisation/): An eight-step method for getting more of the right visitors and users to take the action that matters, without guessing, dark patterns or tests your traffic cannot support.
- [Embedded systems development explained for product companies](https://www.devies.se/embedded-systems-development/): What embedded software is, how it differs from app development, and which decisions product companies should make before the hardware is frozen.
- [Accessibility requirements in procurement: what to put in the tender](https://www.devies.se/accessibility-requirements-in-procurement/): How public and private buyers turn accessibility into requirements that suppliers can price, prove and keep meeting after go-live.
- [Machine learning explained for business leaders](https://www.devies.se/machine-learning-for-business-leaders/): What machine learning is, how it differs from rules and from generative AI, where it pays off, and the questions to ask before you fund a project.
- [Embedded and IoT security: what connected product makers need to know](https://www.devies.se/embedded-and-iot-security/): Devices live for years in places you do not control. What embedded security means, how it differs from IT security, which EU rules apply as of October 2026, and the controls to design in from the start.
- [Product design process: from problem to shipped feature](https://www.devies.se/product-design-process/): An eight-step process for digital product teams that turns a vague request into a tested, built and measured feature, without heavy ceremony.
- [Technical debt as a business risk: when to modernise](https://www.devies.se/technical-debt-when-to-modernise/): How to measure technical debt, when modernisation pays for itself, and how to do it without stopping the business.
- [Keyboard accessibility explained: focus, order and traps](https://www.devies.se/keyboard-accessibility/): What it means for an interface to work without a mouse, the WCAG criteria behind it, the failures that block users, and how to test it.
- [System integration: connecting ERP, CRM and finance](https://www.devies.se/system-integration-erp-crm-finance/): ETL, ELT, API or iPaaS? How to choose an integration pattern and stop relying on manual Excel exports.
- [OWASP Top 10 explained for product and engineering leads](https://www.devies.se/owasp-top-10-explained/): What the ten risk categories mean in plain terms, what changed in the 2025 edition, and how to use the list without turning it into a checkbox exercise.
- [UX or UI design: what is the difference and who do you need?](https://www.devies.se/ux-vs-ui-design/): UX and UI are often used as if they meant the same thing. They do not, and the difference matters when you write a job ad, scope a project or wonder why a beautiful product still loses customers.
- [Product development process for digital products: from idea to release](https://www.devies.se/digital-product-development-process/): An eight-step process that takes a digital product from an idea to a release real users rely on, with the decisions and evidence needed at each step.
- [Accessible forms: labels, errors and validation that work](https://www.devies.se/accessible-forms/): Ten steps for sign-up, checkout and contact forms that everyone can complete, mapped to the WCAG 2.2 AA criteria behind them.
- [The EU AI Act without the legalese: what applies to your company?](https://www.devies.se/eu-ai-act-what-applies-to-your-company/): Risk tiers, the timeline and concrete requirements for companies that build or use AI systems.
- [What is an SBOM, and why does the Cyber Resilience Act require one?](https://www.devies.se/what-is-an-sbom-and-why-does-cra-require-it/): How a software bill of materials works, which formats to use and how to produce it automatically.
- [Interaction design explained](https://www.devies.se/interaction-design-explained/): What interaction design is, how it differs from UX and UI design, and the handful of principles that decide whether a product feels effortless or awkward.
- [Headless CMS for marketing teams](https://www.devies.se/headless-cms-for-marketing-teams/): Benefits, costs and pitfalls of a headless CMS compared with WordPress, and how to choose.
- [WCAG 2.2 AA checklist for product teams](https://www.devies.se/wcag-2-2-aa-checklist/): All 55 level A and AA success criteria grouped into ten checks that match how designers, writers and developers actually work.
- [Agentic AI that does the work: AI agents from pilot to production](https://www.devies.se/ai-agents-in-the-business-from-pilot-to-production/): Where AI agents create value, which processes suit them and how to manage risk, cost and accountability.
- [The Cyber Resilience Act for product companies](https://www.devies.se/cyber-resilience-act-how-to-prepare-your-product/): What the CRA requires of connected products, the timeline up to 2027 and what your development team should do now.
- [Design systems from Figma to code](https://www.devies.se/design-system-developers-can-build/): How a design system connects UX, UI and code, shortens lead times and keeps the product consistent.
- [Frontend, backend or full-stack developer: which role do you need?](https://www.devies.se/frontend-backend-or-full-stack-developer/): A comparison for leaders who are hiring or buying development capacity, with the trade-offs that job titles hide.
- [Accessible PDFs and documents: what the rules require and how to fix them](https://www.devies.se/accessible-pdf-documents/): Which documents the Swedish and EU rules cover, what makes a PDF accessible, and how to fix documents at the source instead of patching every file.
- [Data science, data engineering or data analytics: who do you need?](https://www.devies.se/data-science-data-engineering-or-analytics/): What data engineers, data analysts and data scientists actually do, how the roles depend on each other, and which one a mid-sized company should hire or buy first.
- [Pentest, vulnerability scan or threat modeling: which one do you need?](https://www.devies.se/pentest-vulnerability-scan-or-threat-modeling/): The difference between a penetration test, vulnerability scanning, threat modeling and red teaming, and when each method pays off.
- [Hire a UX designer or work with a UX agency?](https://www.devies.se/ux-designer-or-ux-agency/): A comparison of the three common ways to get UX capability, in-house hire, individual consultant and agency, and how to pick the one that fits your product and your organisation's maturity.
- [REST or GraphQL: choosing an API style](https://www.devies.se/rest-or-graphql/): A decision table for product and engineering leads, with the costs that rarely appear in framework comparisons.
- [Colour contrast explained: the WCAG ratios and how to test them](https://www.devies.se/colour-contrast-wcag/): What the 4.5:1 and 3:1 ratios measure, where they apply, what is exempt, and how design and development teams test it before release.
- [Retrieval augmented generation (RAG) in practice](https://www.devies.se/rag-ai-answers-from-your-company-data/): How RAG connects a large language model (LLM) to your documents and systems, and what it takes to get secure, correct answers.
- [DevSecOps: security built into every release](https://www.devies.se/devsecops-and-owasp-security-in-every-release/): How to build OWASP controls, dependency scanning and code review into CI/CD without slowing the team down.
- [Wireframes, mockups or prototypes: what to make and when](https://www.devies.se/wireframes-mockups-or-prototypes/): A plain comparison of the three most common design artefacts, what question each one answers, and how to choose the cheapest one that still gives you a reliable answer.
- [Native app, Flutter or React Native: how to choose](https://www.devies.se/native-flutter-or-react-native/): A decision table for product leads who need one app on iOS and Android, and want to know what each approach costs over the product's life.
- [How to write an accessibility statement that holds up](https://www.devies.se/how-to-write-an-accessibility-statement/): The six parts Swedish rules require, the evidence each claim needs, and a routine that keeps the statement true after every release.
- [Microsoft Fabric, Databricks or Snowflake: choosing the right data platform](https://www.devies.se/microsoft-fabric-databricks-or-snowflake/): A comparison of the three big data platforms for Nordic companies: cost model, skills, Power BI and lock-in.
- [From the origins of the universe to odds that can’t be wrong](https://www.devies.se/fredrik-bjorkeroth/): Fredrik Björkeroth went from building models of how the universe works to working on ML systems where a wrong number costs real money, fast.
- [The Swedish Protective Security Act (säkerhetsskyddslagen): who is covered and what to do](https://www.devies.se/swedish-protective-security-act/): What security-sensitive activity means, the duties it triggers, what changed in 2026, and the first steps for operators and their suppliers.
- [Dashboard design for B2B products](https://www.devies.se/dashboard-design-b2b/): How to design dashboards inside a B2B product that customers and operators actually rely on, from the first question to charts, data states and the build-or-embed decision.
- [Prototype, MVP or pilot: which one do you need first?](https://www.devies.se/prototype-mvp-or-pilot/): What a prototype, a minimum viable product and a pilot each test, how they differ in cost and risk, and how to pick the right first step.
- [EAA and the Swedish Accessibility Act: what companies must do](https://www.devies.se/european-accessibility-act-eaa-requirements/): Which companies the European Accessibility Act covers, what the Swedish law requires and how you show compliance.
- [Power BI consultant or in-house team: what fits your company?](https://www.devies.se/power-bi-consultant-or-in-house/): A side-by-side comparison of hiring Power BI skills, buying them from a consultant, or combining the two, and how to decide.
- [NIS2 and the Swedish Cybersecurity Act in practice](https://www.devies.se/nis2-swedish-cybersecurity-act-what-to-do/): A checklist for leadership and IT: who is covered, which requirements apply and where to start.
- [Prototyping in Figma: from flows to testable prototypes](https://www.devies.se/prototyping-in-figma/): A practical eight-step method for turning static Figma screens into a prototype that real users can try, and that tells your team something useful.
- [IT consultant, development team or project delivery?](https://www.devies.se/it-consultant-development-team-or-project-delivery/): When a single IT consultant is enough, when you need a whole team, and what really separates one consultancy from another.
- [Screen reader testing for developers: NVDA, VoiceOver and TalkBack](https://www.devies.se/screen-reader-testing/): Which screen reader and browser to test with, the handful of commands you actually need, and a short routine that finds the problems automated tools miss.
- [Why does Power BI show different numbers to finance and sales?](https://www.devies.se/why-power-bi-shows-different-numbers/): The causes behind conflicting KPIs, and how a shared data platform with master data gives you one version of the truth.
- [Identity and access management explained: SSO, MFA and least privilege](https://www.devies.se/identity-and-access-management-sso-mfa/): Most breaches now start with a stolen or misused identity. How SSO, MFA and least privilege work together, what has changed in the guidance, and where a mid-sized company should begin.
- [KPI dashboards that leaders actually use](https://www.devies.se/kpi-dashboards-leaders-actually-use/): Why most management dashboards are opened twice and forgotten, and eight steps to build one that becomes part of how decisions are made.
- [Data lakehouse or data warehouse: which architecture fits your company?](https://www.devies.se/data-lakehouse-vs-data-warehouse/): A side-by-side comparison of the two architectures on data types, skills, cost, governance and AI, with clear guidance on when each one is the better choice.
- [Customer journey mapping: from workshop to backlog](https://www.devies.se/customer-journey-mapping-workshop-to-backlog/): How to map a customer journey with the people who own it, and turn the result into backlog items the team will actually build.
- [ISO 27001 or SOC 2: which one do your customers expect?](https://www.devies.se/iso-27001-or-soc-2/): How the certificate and the audit report differ, which markets and buyers ask for which, and how to avoid doing the same security work twice.
- [Customer data platform (CDP) or data hub: what is the difference?](https://www.devies.se/customer-data-platform-or-data-hub/): Two kinds of central data platform that solve different problems, how they compare, and when you need one, the other or both.
- [Master data management (MDM): when you need it and how to start](https://www.devies.se/master-data-management-mdm/): What master data is, the signs that duplicates and conflicts are costing you, and a small first step that does not start with buying a platform.
- [Usability testing on a budget: a lightweight method for product teams](https://www.devies.se/usability-testing-on-a-budget/): How to plan, run and act on a small usability test in about a week, without a lab, a research team or a large budget.
- [ISO 27001 explained: what it is and how to prepare for certification](https://www.devies.se/iso-27001-explained/): What the standard actually requires, how the controls in Annex A fit in, what the certification audits look like and how to prepare without building a paper exercise.
- [Microsoft Copilot in the business: what it can and cannot do with your data](https://www.devies.se/microsoft-copilot-what-it-can-do-with-your-data/): Which company data Copilot reads, where its limits are, how privacy works, and what to fix before you roll it out.
- [Interim CTO or CTO as a service: when does a fractional CTO make sense?](https://www.devies.se/interim-cto-or-cto-as-a-service/): A comparison of the three ways to get technical leadership, with the situations where each one fits and where it does not.
- [Incident response plan: what to prepare before a security incident](https://www.devies.se/incident-response-plan/): The roles, decisions, reporting deadlines and technical groundwork to have in place before the first alert, so the worst day is not also the most chaotic one.
- [Web accessibility from design to code: building universal design into product teams](https://www.devies.se/accessibility-from-design-to-code/): How designers, developers, content authors and product owners can share the work, so accessibility is built in every sprint instead of patched before launch.
- [DevOps for product teams: where to start](https://www.devies.se/devops-for-product-teams/): Eight steps that take a product team from manual, risky releases to small, routine ones, and the metrics that show it is working.
- [AI readiness: is your data ready for AI?](https://www.devies.se/ai-readiness-is-your-data-ready-for-ai/): How to check whether your company data can support a specific AI workflow, before you connect a model to it.
- [How to run a threat modelling workshop for your product](https://www.devies.se/threat-modelling-workshop/): A practical agenda for product teams: who to invite, what to prepare, how to find threats with STRIDE and how to turn the result into work your engineers will actually do.
- [The Swedish DOS law (lagen om tillgänglighet till digital offentlig service): requirements for public-sector websites and apps](https://www.devies.se/swedish-dos-law-public-sector-accessibility/): Who the law covers, what it requires of websites and apps, how DIGG enforces it, and the first steps for a public body or a publicly funded provider.

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## Products
- [Know your cash](https://www.devies.se/product/know-your-cash/): Most finance teams spend more time wrestling data out of their tools than actually using it. You know what you need to see, you just can't get it on your terms.This package connects your AI model to Kleer's MCP server and gets you a working liquidity dashboard in under two weeks. What's included: Connection & configuration. We connect your AI model to Kleer's MCP and configure it to pull the right data for your needs, the right periods, the right view. Liquidity dashboard. A clean web app showing your liquidity data the way you actually want to see it, downloadable to Excel. Output adapts to whichever AI model you're using. Follow-up. Two weeks in, we check how it's going and explore where to take it next.
- [AI à la Carte](https://www.devies.se/product/ai-a-la-carte/): Pick an expert's brain over a meal. The AI landscape moves fast, and sometimes the best way to cut through the noise is a simple conversation. We’ve spent years building real-world solutions, and we’re happy to share that experience over a relaxed meal. No slide decks, no "homework" for you, and definitely no sales pitch. You’ll meet with a senior specialist to talk about how data and AI actually fit into the bigger IT picture. Whether you’re wondering where to start or how these technologies can create real value for your team, we’re here to act as an informal sounding board. Our treat—let’s find a time to connect. Perfect for developers who prefer meaningful dialogue to traditional interviews.
- [Data and AI Use Case Discovery Workshop](https://www.devies.se/product/data-ai-use-case-discovery-workshop/): The biggest risk with AI isn’t moving too slowly — it’s starting in the wrong place or not moving at all. Data and AI Use Case Discovery Workshop helps organisations identify where data and AI can create real value — without jumping to solutions too early. We work closely with your team to understand your business context, challenges, and data landscape, and to pinpoint opportunities where data, ML, or AI are genuinely fit for purpose. The outcome is a clear, prioritised set of use cases and a practical roadmap for what to pursue next — and what to leave aside. This workshop replaces hype and guesswork with clarity and direction.
- [Event Manager](https://www.devies.se/product/event-manager/): Would you like an Event Manager for your team? When you purchase a development project from Devies, you also get access to Mikaela, our Event Manager. An extra resource for when you want to do more than just complete an assignment. This could be a workshop, a knowledge-sharing session, an after-work, or an activity that strengthens the team and collaboration behind the project. Mikaela helps you shape the right approach based on your needs, assists with planning, and ensures that the execution works in practice. Mikaela, our Event Manager, is included with every development project at Devies – at no extra cost.
- [Samira Rian](https://www.devies.se/product/samira-rian/): Samira Rian is a Senior Data Engineer and Data Architect who helps organizations turn messy, complex data into calm, scalable, and business-ready data platforms. She works closely with teams to design and deliver high-performance data architectures—from big-data ingestion and Lakehouse pipelines to analytics-ready datasets that make decision-making easier (and faster). With a strong focus on architecture, automation, and long-term maintainability, Samira builds data solutions that reduce complexity, improve data quality, and grow naturally with the business—so your data works for you, not the other way around.
- [Rostislav Raykov](https://www.devies.se/product/rostislav_raykov_senior-software-developer/): Rostislav Raykov is a Senior full-stack developer who builds reliable, scalable software with a focus on real-world needs. From architecture to production – with users, maintainability, and automation at the core.
- [The Cyber Resilience Act: Alignment Workshop](https://www.devies.se/product/cyber-resilience-act-alignment-workshop/): The CRA is an engineering challenge, not a legal exercise. This workshop is for companies that need to cut through the regulatory noise and understand exactly what the legislation means for their architecture. - Anders Alfredsson, Cybersecurity Specialist, Devies Cybersecurity+
- [Rikard Nordahl](https://www.devies.se/product/rikard-nordahl/): Rikard Nordahl is a full-stack developer built for taking ideas from concept to launch, with proven ability to master new technologies rapidly and deliver across the entire stack. Grounded in Flutter, .NET/C#, and cloud platforms, he turns early-stage prototypes into production-ready applications for mobile, web, and backend. At Pirr, Rikard went from zero Flutter experience to becoming a permanent team member in under three months, building the app across iOS, Android, and web while developing Firebase-based backend services and managing CI/CD pipelines. He's driven similar impact at ReVibe Energy with industrial BLE sensor integration and at CetaSol building AWS data APIs with FastAPI-consistently translating complex technical requirements into clean, functional solutions. With a co-founder background from Mistwave Interactive, Rikard brings both technical depth and strategic perspective. He thrives in fast-paced environments, communicates effectively across technical and business stakeholders, and delivers user-focused products that create measurable value.
- [SaaS: Sabine-as-a-Service™](https://www.devies.se/product/saas-sabine-as-a-service/): Sabine-as-a-Service™ is a drop-in fullstack frontend developer optimized for React, security compliance, and good vibes. Designed for product teams that move fast but want to keep their tech debt in check. Comes with built-in UI intuition, REST API sanity filtering, and TypeScript-powered calmness. SaaS includes: Production-grade components; Declarative attitude; Expo-compatible; Support for test frameworks, monorepos & vague product requirements; Localized for 🇸🇪 &🇬🇧. SLA:Monthly Copenhagen syncs. High availability during deadlines. Returns self-tested code.
- [Coach for Product Owner​](https://www.devies.se/product/coach-for-product-owner/): A Product Owner Coach helps teams work smarter, focus better, and deliver real value. This service brings structure, clarity and momentum into your product work. By aligning developers around a shared epic or product area, the whole team starts moving in the same direction - collaboration strengthens, knowledge flows naturally, and the work becomes more enjoyable. Your coach also introduces practical rituals that elevate the team’s output, like demos where developers present new features directly to stakeholders. It builds confidence, transparency and a shared understanding of what’s being created. To close the gap between builders and users, the coach supports cross-department connections inside the company. Developers get closer to the people who actually use the product, which creates empathy, sharper decisions and better features. In short: this service strengthens your Product Owner role with hands-on guidance, better processes and a more connected team - so your product grows faster and your organisation works as one.
- [WCAG Workshop](https://www.devies.se/product/wcag-workshop/): Practical, hands-on WCAG Workshop - together with your team. Accessibility isn’t abstract. It’s hands-on, detailed work that becomes far easier when designers, developers and stakeholders understand how and why WCAG matters. The WCAG Workshop is a focused, interactive session where we walk your team through real examples from your product, explain the principles behind WCAG 2.1/2.2, and show exactly how to fix the problems that matter most. It’s a fast way to build competence, improve collaboration — and make accessibility part of the real workflow, not a last-minute checklist.
- [WCAG Check](https://www.devies.se/product/accessibility-check-wcag/): Make your web app ready for 2025 - and for everyone who uses it. More than 1.3 million people in Sweden live with a disability, and the new accessibility regulations coming into effect on 28 June 2025 mean digital services must meet WCAG standards or risk significant fines. Existing products have until 2030, but the most cost-effective way to prepare is to start now. Our Accessibility Check packages give you a clear, practical and business-focused understanding of where your product stands today - and exactly what needs to be improved. You choose the depth. We deliver the clarity. Whether you need a quick high-level scan or a full, detailed audit, each package includes a structured assessment, a walk-through of the findings, and concrete, realistic recommendations tailored to your product. Accessibility isn’t just compliance. It’s better UX. Better performance. Better business. Choose the package that fits your needs - and get a clear path to WCAG compliance.
- [Data Foundation Platform](https://www.devies.se/product/data-foundation-platform/): Most companies already have valuable data, in ERP systems, operational tools, financial platforms, and internal databases. But fragmented systems, manual reporting, and inconsistent numbers prevent leadership from acting quickly and confidently. Devies designs and implements production-ready data platforms, automated pipelines, and executive dashboards, turning operational data into a reliable business asset.   Common challenges we see: • Reports built manually in spreadsheets • Conflicting numbers across departments • No centralized view of operational performance • Heavy reliance on technical teams to extract data • Lack of trust in dashboards and reports  
- [The Devies Group](https://www.devies.se/product/the-devies-group/): Don’t like your current IT-department? Buy the whole group and you’ll get a hard working development department. The Devies Group is not just a tech company. It is a product designed, refined, and engineered to create new possibilities. A scalable ecosystem where engineering meets business and where culture meets profitability. All packaged in a format that is as effortless to add to your portfolio as it is to start building with. Devies Group consists of 3 companies, Product development (R&D), Cybersecurity and Data & AI. All of them tightly integrated. 
- [The DevTeam](https://www.devies.se/product/the-devteam/): The DevTeam offers more than delivery - we offer a strategic partnership. We combine hands-on execution with structured guidance and deep technical expertise (.NET/C#, Azure, CI/CD, observability) to reduce risk, build strong engineering foundations, and shape how your systems are designed, developed, and operated going forward. Our DevTeam are built for environments with shifting requirements, new platforms, and technical uncertainty. We thrive when the mission is to modernize architecture, establish clear API strategies, or guide organisations through periods of technical and organisational change.
- [Daniel Nordahl](https://www.devies.se/product/daniel-nordahl/): Daniel Nordahl is a senior full-stack developer engineered for robust backend delivery, scalable cloud-native systems, and rapid execution in environments with minimal structure. Built on .NET/C# and RESTful API expertise, he consistently turns loosely defined requirements into stable, production-ready services. In his work at Pirr, Daniel led backend development and CI/CD for a Google Cloud/Firebase platform, integrating REST APIs and managing secure app distribution to iOS and Android. He brings disciplined testing, automated workflows, and strong cross-team communication, making him highly effective in projects with shifting priorities and fast release cycles. He adapts quickly, introduces structure where it’s needed, and keeps delivery moving without sacrificing quality.
- [Erik Jergéus](https://www.devies.se/product/erik-jergeus/): Erik Jergéus - Backend & Infrastructure-Focused Developer Erik Jergéus is a backend developer built for precision, performance, and scalable system design. With an engineering foundation and several years of experience in modern C# development, he excels in integration-heavy environments where reliability and communication between systems are essential. He combines analytical thinking with hands-on execution, taking responsibility across design, coding, infrastructure, CI/CD, and container-based deployments. His ability to adopt new technologies quickly and explain them just as clearly-makes him a stabilizing force in any agile team. Erik contributes structure, improves pipelines, strengthens monitoring, and raises overall code quality while maintaining strong collaboration across disciplines.
- [Rickard Andersson](https://www.devies.se/product/rickard-andersson/): Rickard Andersson is built for secure, scalable system delivery in environments where reliability, compliance, and speed must coexist. With deep experience in .NET/C#, Azure, infrastructure-as-code, and API development, he excels at shaping backend and platform architecture for long-term stability. He has delivered production-grade solutions in regulated industries such as medtech and automotive, including IEC 62304-compliant systems. Rickard increases delivery confidence by automating CI/CD, establishing strong testing and observability practices, and creating tight feedback loops within teams. His technical leadership extends into collaborative development—pair and mob programming, shared ownership, and disciplined coding practices are core to his approach. In fast-moving projects with evolving requirements, Rickard provides structure, clarity, and robust engineering that scales.
- [Recruitment lunch](https://www.devies.se/product/recruitment-lunch/): Do you want to work with us? Are you a ambitious developer with some experience? A relaxed, one-to-one lunch designed for curious, ambitious developers exploring their next step. No pressure, no formalities—just an honest conversation about technology, challenges, and opportunities over good food. Book a slot, bring your questions, and meet the team behind our products. We’ll talk ambitions, experience, and what you want your next chapter to look like. Perfect for developers who prefer meaningful dialogue to traditional interviews.
- [CTO-as-a-Service](https://www.devies.se/product/cto-as-a-service/): Most developers build code. We build growth. As your CTO, we take full responsibility for the technology – so that it actually drives the business forward. Don’t hire a CTO-rent one. Get strategic guidance, technical leadership, and high-level decision-making without the full-time salary. Fractional or project-based. We do tech due diligence, team mentorship, architecture planning, and roadmap alignment.
- [Sarosh Nasir](https://www.devies.se/product/sarosh-nasir/): Sarosh is a reliable fullstack engine built for C#, Java, Typescript, and Azure environments. Optimized for high-quality delivery, quick learning, and problem-solving, he combines a sharp eye for detail with an analytical mindset. He moves confidently through complex issues, always aiming to understand the root cause and deliver the best possible solution. Designed for teams that need a developer who understands customer needs and keeps delivery on track, Sarosh brings focus, adaptability, and clear communication. He learns new systems fast, applies experience from previous projects, and strengthens team performance through collaboration and knowledge sharing. A strong fit for projects that require precision, structure, and thoughtful problem resolution.
- [Karar Aziz](https://www.devies.se/product/karar-aziz/): Karar is a versatile fullstack developer built for speed, structure, and continuous learning. With experience across frontend, backend, and mobile development, he delivers reliably in environments where multiple projects run in parallel. His ability to switch context quickly, prioritize effectively, and maintain quality makes him especially valuable in fast-paced organizations. Designed for teams that need a developer who can take ownership, drive features from concept to delivery, and solve technical challenges without losing sight of the bigger picture, Karar combines organisation, strong communication skills, and sharp problem-solving with a natural sense of leadership that strengthens collaboration and momentum. With a background in gaming and team sports, he’s used to adapting, absorbing feedback, and developing rapidly. He’s looking for long-term assignments where he can contribute to larger organizations, grow further, and take on increasing responsibility over time. A great fit for projects that require flexibility, reliable delivery, and a developer who masters new technologies at remarkable speed.
- [Nicolas Gyllström](https://www.devies.se/product/nicolas-maxant-gyllstrom/): Nicolas is a skilled backend developer with a broader experience than development. He brings a creative, solutions-oriented mindset to complex technical challenges and thrives in fast-paced, global environments where adaptability and clarity are key. Known for his strong communication skills, Nicolas builds meaningful relationships across teams and stakeholders. He is effective at navigating ambiguity, driving change, and contributing to team success. A collaborative team player, he values open communication, continuous learning, and shared growth.

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