Norway's largest PIM and WMS Event

"How you really make decisions - About the forces that influence your choices"

Jan-Ole Hesselberg is a psychologist and is known from the podcast Ha det bra and the TV hits Folkeopplysningen and Typisk deg. He is currently the program manager at the Dam Foundation, where his responsibility is to quality-assured the distribution of nearly 500 million kroner annually. In connection with this work, he is also taking a doctorate in behavioral psychology. He has become a sought-after speaker who likes to mix science and humor. In 2022, he published the popular science book Bedre sökningar. 

"The Cybercrime Landscape 2025 – What Are We Facing?"

The cybercriminal actor landscape is diverse, dynamic and complex.

Although Norwegian businesses have not so far been priority targets for cybercriminals, developments in artificial intelligence, crime as a commodity, and increased dependencies through technological value chains point towards a change of pace.

What does this mean for Norwegian businesses?

Meet Chris Eriksen and Morten Lyngås Kjæraas from Kripos, NC3 Section for Computer Crime

"The Digital Journey"

Petter Grålumstuen is CTO and IT & Logistics Manager for Kitch'n, Tilbords and Cervera.

With broad experience in technology and logistics management, he has been instrumental in developing and optimizing digital solutions and supply chains for one of the Nordic countries' largest retail chains within kitchen and interior products. 

"TBA"

Per Kristian Bjørkeng is a journalist at Aftenposten and has written, among other things, the book “Break the ChatGPT code”.

He spoke at last year's event with an engaging presentation about AI, various solutions, and examples of use.

He was strongly wanted back again, and he will come again this year!

The AI field is evolving so rapidly that this year's post will be completely new. No one knows yet what the topic will be. Only one thing is certain: It will be about the latest developments in AI in the fall of 2025.

"Efficient data flow in a global brand universe – experiences from Jøtul"

How do you build an agile and scalable information structure in a company that operates in over 40 markets, with several strong brands under one roof?

Kristin, Brand & Marketing Manager at Jøtul Group, shares insights from their work with the implementation and use of feed PIM.

The talk provides an honest look at how effective data management can simplify complex marketing processes, strengthen the brand, and improve collaboration across borders.

“Flexit – automated product data flow in the construction industry”

Flexit is the Nordic region's leading supplier of ventilation solutions for homes with the vision "for a better indoor climate".

Solveig works as a web administrator and will talk about how feed PIM is used to automate the data flow to websites and external databases as quickly as possible and with high quality. She will talk about the increased need for information and the importance of involving everyone in the company who works with product information.

Jon is the marketing manager and will talk about how Flexit works to share product information to a complex construction industry that has many silos and a long value chain. He will talk about the information needs from cradle to grave, i.e. in the early phase, the construction phase itself and in the operational phase of the building's life cycle.

“From three to one: How Function AS built one common platform and a stronger future”

Function AS has been through a transformation that few companies experience – and even fewer succeed at. From being three separate businesses, with different systems, cultures and processes, they have come together under one name, one structure and one technological platform. In this post, CEO Kjetil Kaldestad shares the story of a demanding but necessary transformation – and the role feed PIM has played in building a more efficient, data-driven and future-oriented business.

"Europe vs. Trump: A Privacy Wall that USA won't pay for. Can you use US providers now without violating GDPR?"

Attorney Jan Sandtrø is an independent attorney who assists clients at the intersection of law and technology. He has extensive experience and extensive expertise in data protection, GDPR, software contracts and deliveries, technology rights, digital marketing, etc.

"How to create the market's most user-friendly PIM solution"

Erik is Head of feed® PIM .

He previously worked at Kongsberg Maritime before joining iSYS seven years ago. For the past six years, he has played a central role in the development of feed® , first as a developer and now as responsible for further development.

His task is, among other things, to ensure that the feed has the right functionality, the right technology and is kept up to date at all times, with frequent releases and ongoing dialogue with users.  

"What is Digital Product Passport and how does it affect you"

Odd-Inge Hansen is Customer Success Manager for feed PIM and has extensive experience with product information and digital solutions.

In his post "What is a Digital Product Passport, and what does it mean for you," he provides insight into how digital product passports will impact both manufacturers and retailers. He explains what a digital product passport is, why it will be an important part of the future of commerce, and how businesses can prepare for the new requirements.

“Why iSYS chooses Zebra hardware”

Ludvig Daae, Channel Account Manager at Zebra Technologies, shares insight into why we at iSYS choose Zebra hardware in our deliveries.

As a market leader in critical mobility, data capture and RFID, Zebra delivers solutions that ensure precision, reliability and efficiency.

Get a deeper insight into how the right hardware choice contributes to successful digitization.

Meeting leader and Sales and Marketing Manager at iSYS