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cBrain
Processes first, Technology second
About cBrain
cBrain® – The Process Company cBrain is an international software engineering company headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, and is listed on Nasdaq OMX. We help government organizations build trust and create sustainable societies through digital transformation, turning paper-based bureaucracy into efficient, digital processes. We have a solid theoretical foundation and deep practical experience. Our solutions serve both government and private organizations. We deliver measurable efficiency improvements by digitizing business and knowledge processes, helping organizations work smarter, faster, and more reliably. Our innovation approach, called “the Innovative Space,” is a set of methods where software is designed based on user experience and practical application, ensuring it meets real-world needs. cBrain F2® is a standard software platform that provides organizations with a new way to get work done. It offers a fast-track to digitize all work and knowledge processes, going beyond document management to become a complete production platform for government operations. “cBrain®, cBrain F2® or cBrain logo®” is a registered trademark of cBrain A/S and registered in US and other countries, all other product names are trademarks of their respective owners
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Signals from cBrain
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People
cBrain welcomed new team members Bastian Røder Clemmensen, Nicolai L'ainé Erichs, Jon Kristian Wandahl Hansen, Liva Henriksen, Wiktoria Warzycka, Johan H., Lea Lundell Christensen, and Magnus Borum Nordraak Green.
Reported by cBrain
People
cBrain is hiring a Solution Architect for a remote role in Nordhavn, Copenhagen.
Reported by cBrain
Presence & Recognition
cBrain participated in the DHL Race in Copenhagen last week, with colleagues swapping desks for running shoes.
Reported by cBrain
Presence & Recognition
cBrain participated in the Environmental Council of the States (ECOS) conference in Jackson, Wyoming, with team members Michael Larcher and Stuart A. Dwyer.
Reported by Laynee Jones