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maltem
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About maltem
For the last 20 years, maltem enables organizations to achieve their goals through various services from strategy to operations. maltem was founded in 2001 by Jean-Luc Clamen and Pascal Mennesson. The group covers a large field of digital skills: Consulting, Data Factory, Agile technology, Design Experience, and Cyber Security with specific expertise in areas of banking/insurance, energy, and media. maltem has a strong experience in IT through its Omnilog subsidiary and its delivery centers located worldwide. The group brings together 1,100 collaborators in 12 countries, with revenues of € 100 million. Positioned as a champion of Tech for good, maltem is convinced that digital is an accelerator of evolution and that societal engagement is no longer an option. Joining us is not only about getting a new job; it is about shaping a sustainable future. Visit us at https://www.maltem.com/
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Research & Knowledge
maltem published a curated weekly UX Research, Design, Accessibility, and Tech Newsletter featuring accessibility ownership across teams, enterprise UX patterns for AI and scale, Ikea assembly complexity index, a tech ad archive for inspiration, whimsical cat illustrations and witchy art, a virtual lawn mowing dataviz experiment, and a nine-tailed fox book with Chinese mythology.
Reported by Stéphanie Walter
Presence & Recognition
maltem is offering a 4×2.5-hour plus Q&A workshop on accessibility for designers in September.
Reported by Stéphanie Walter
Presence & Recognition
maltem is hosting a free 1-hour accessibility webinar with SmashingConf on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, at 19:00 CEST.
Reported by Stéphanie Walter
Research & Knowledge
maltem published a curated weekly UX Research, Design, Accessibility, and Tech Newsletter featuring design systems beyond documentation, spec-driven design for agentic software, accessibility and reader mode, corporate surveillance with Meta smart glasses, vintage NYC drug dealer bags, a shrimp lamp, a silly LinkedIn Cringebot, an interfaces cheat sheet, and the state of AI in design systems.
Reported by Stéphanie Walter