Everyone has a role in protecting the planet. People can tap into their changemaking power, not just in their own lives, but by bringing people together and teaming up. Visma understands that it’s groups that effect the most change, but it starts with the individual. Read on to find out how Visma encourages change at both levels to invest in the future of our planet.
Lowering the carbon emissions in a company starts with calculating the carbon footprint and reduction goals, which can be challenging. Together with CarbonLink, we are developing a carbon footprint calculator to help companies make useful decisions on the path towards carbon neutrality.
2021 was a year of both continuity and change. Covid remains a burden on the global economy and organisations are looking for cloud solutions to help them stay productive from any location. We also saw new trends, from rising expectations among jobseekers in the talent market, to rapidly growing cybercrime. Learn more about these trends and find out how Visma is addressing them.
Do you spend a lot of time making manual payments or doing bank reconciliation? Could you imagine an automated and secure bank integration that saves you both time and frustration? Visma AutoPay may just be what you need.
We are proud to have two of our employees announced among Norway’s top 50 women in tech. Meet them and learn more about their passion for tech.
Think about how dependent your team and organisation is on making sure you have hired the right candidate in the right role. How many companies are currently in a position where they are spending too much time, money and resources on replacing staff that are leaving prematurely?
Visma Denmark has moved one step closer to a circular economy, thanks to a new e-waste recycling program. Learn more about the program, the first of its kind in Denmark.
How could Norway’s largest discount variety retailer keep going when the country shut down?
What steps is Visma taking to make the world better? Read on to learn about Visma’s concrete actions towards ethical business and group-level sustainability efforts—and how these contribute to the SDGs.
Becoming a sustainable business is about increasing awareness and having internal guidelines on how we can be part of the solution, as well as having a focus on this at the management level. We have talked with the Sustainability Manager in Visma to hear more about the specific initiatives the Visma Group is working on.
Does your organisation have diversity and inclusion in mind when hiring new talents? We have talked to the political scientist Ebba Hagander Mir, about why she founded the company Diversity Group 14 years ago to help companies bring diversity into the recruitment process.
“A friend of mine got offered a new job last year with a fancier title and higher salary. Two months later, he returned to his previous employer. Why? Because the new employer had outdated and poor technology. He couldn’t stand using his time on repetitive tasks.” We talked to the CEO of Visma Software AS, Øyvind Larsen, about the importance of investing in the right technology to retain your employees.
Working towards a more sustainable world is a shared responsibility, but what role do businesses have in the transition? We recently had a chat with the Sustainability Manager in Visma about what “sustainability” means in terms of business.
What changes will we see in the workplace and the way we work? We have talked to Tommie Cau, an HR expert, speaker and advisor, about what we can expect of the future work life and how companies can adapt to succeed with the new normal, and digital, workplace.
What steps is Visma taking to make the world better? Read on to learn about Visma’s concrete actions and how these are both informed by and contribute to the SDGs.
Fifty million metric tonnes of electronics enter the global waste stream every year. While the vast majority of Visma’s products are digital rather than physical, Visma Megaflex has a physical product and is working to make it as sustainable as possible. Find out the six things Megaflex is doing to reduce e-waste from its Greenbox product, and how this is better for the environment, customers, and bottom line.
Over the last one and a half years, people across the world have been forced to work from home. This has naturally accelerated the development of the digital workplace. But what does the future digital workplace look like, and what are the challenges?
Customer segmentation is crucial to effectively satisfy the needs of the different segments. But how do you segment customers and measure customer profitability?