DSharp is thrilled to welcome Tuukka Urpi as the new Head of Software Development. Urpi’s appointment marks a significant addition to the DSharp team, bringing over two decades of rich experience in the technology sector. Urpi’s journey in tech started in his childhood, fueled by a fascination with computers, beginning with the C64/C128. His professional […]
Kristian Granroth becomes Partner in DSharp. Since August 2023, Kristian Granroth has been instrumental in shaping the future of DSharp as the Head of Professional Services. Now, his role is expanding significantly as he steps up to become one of the company’s owners.
IT and business consulting company CGI Finland and DSharp begin collaboration in data platforms, reporting and automated data warehouses.
CGI is one of the largest IT and business consulting companies in Finland and in the world. They have strong experience from different industries. CGI delivers concrete results to help in helping companies and public sector organizations succeed in digital change and achieve their goals more efficiently. In Finland, CGI has over 3,800 employees in more than 160 locations and regional offices in 11 locations.
We are participating in the Tietojohtamisen verkostopäivät -event (Knowledge Management Network Days) this week, September 28-29.
Our partners and people working in knowledge management from all over Finland will come to Kuopio for the Tietojohtamisen verkostopäivät.
Kristian Granroth joins DSharp as Head of Professional Services. Kristians role is to expand our services, take over training and find great new consultants to join him in our professional services offering.
Why are data platforms built? Simply because there is a lot of information in organizations and they want to be able to use it easily and quickly. Over the years, efforts have been made to respond to this need in many different ways. Reporting has been built directly from source systems, different reporting databases have been compiled, traditional data warehouses have been built according to the Inmon or Kimball methodology or others.
