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»European nations must realise that resilience is our first line of Defence« Charlotte Wetche learned this in the field. Over 30 years, serving in Bosnia, Afghanistan, Iraq, and as the Military Assistant to NATO’s Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen for more than five years, she witnessed silos delaying our common response.  Now leading our Defence and Resilience sector, she explains how VERÁ turns silos into shared awareness and coordinated response across sectors and domains. VERÁ. Built in Europe. Built to protect. https://netcmpy.com/vera

We have been selected to deliver a unified registration system on behalf of the three collaborating probation organisations 3RO in the Netherlands. We look forward to step in as strategic innovation partner for the development, management, and implementation of a new registration system to support the execution of the probationary work and collaboration in the criminal justice chain.

We’re proud to announce that the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs has selected Netcompany as one of its trusted digital partners under the framework agreement for application services. The collaboration covers digital development and application management for the Ministry’s departments handling strategic tasks related to representing the Netherlands’ interests abroad.    With this agreement, we’ve been given exclusive responsibility for the non-consular services, which support the Ministry’s wider strategic work, including foreign policy, culture and the economy.    We look forward to this new partnership.  

In a time of persistent hybrid threats and overall alertness – the ability to react fast across sectors and domains, isolate incidents, and restore balance is of crucial importance. That is why we built VERÁ. VERÁ consolidates real-time data, alerts, visuals, and context in a single UI, enabling users to understand what’s happening, why, and what to do next, ensuring timely, coordinated, and rapid responses to emerging threats. Learn more about VERÁ: https://netcmpy.com/vera

Introducing VERÁ – the European IT platform for AI-enabled defence and resilience. VERÁ unites civil and military stakeholders around a common operating picture, enabling rapid detection, decision, and response across air, land, sea, cyber, and space. Forged from proven, open technology, and decades of critical delivery, VERÁ deploys fast and stays resilient. Built in Europe. Built to protect. Read more about VERÁ: https://netcmpy.com/vera

»I love the sector because it’s the spine of the country.« Meet Caroline Hildreth, Principal and go-to-market lead for Transport and Logistics in the UK. With a decade of experience in litigation and in-house counsel roles, Caroline now helps deliver IT solutions that keep people safe, improve traffic flow, and support the environment. Whether mentoring her team, championing women in tech, or driving meaningful projects for National Highways, Caroline brings the same energy, focus, and purpose to all she does. Read the full article here: netcmpy.com/carohi

How did a swarm of AI models conquer train delay predictions? When operating trains, delays are inevitable. As they occur, timely information is crucial to travellers. That is why we joined forces with The Danish State Railways, DSB, and developed an innovative system that quickly delivered significant results. Multiple AI models were deployed across the country, and as a train passes, they share information about its journey to make predictions that are 95 % accurate within three minutes. Read the full case here: https://netcmpy.com/dsb

"If we improve the efficiency of a major European port, that affects the competitiveness of all European businesses."   That’s how our Principal Jesper Lund Andersen describes the impact of our PULSE platform in the transport and logistics industry. With PULSE, we connect ports, logistics hubs, and transportation operations, tackling some of today's most pressing challenges in the sector. We've done it before in other industries, and now we are ready to shape the future of transport and logistics.   

Every project starts with our people.   Across our offices, colleagues share what inspires them, the challenges they embrace and how they use technology to create solutions that safeguard data, strengthen society and improve lives.   From bold initiatives to everyday teamwork, this is our journey together: meaningful, innovative and guided by shared ambition.   And that’s what we stand for: Responsible digitalisation. Learn more here: netcmpy.com/joinus

How do you move from AI pilots to lasting organisational impact? That question brought leaders from Atea Denmark, Danske Bank, Pandora and Netcompany together at 'Taking AI from Lab to Lasting Impact', co-hosted with Connected Women in AI. The discussion made one thing clear: excitement around prototypes isn’t enough. To anchor AI, organisations must embed it in daily workflows, align it with strategy and culture, build skills and confidence across teams, and keep people at the centre of adoption. Key takeaways included the importance of leadership, learning communities, and measuring value to turn experiments into meaningful outcomes. 🔗 Read the full article for more perspectives and learnings from the event: netcmpy.com/cwainc A big thank you to our speakers Karina Tewes (Atea Danmark), Kasper Tjørntved Davidsen (Danske Bank), Maria van der Noordaa (Pandora), Felicia Angelina (Netcompany) and to Barbara Myhre Isaksen (Connected Women in AI) and Natascha Wang Hansen (Netcompany) for guiding the conversation.