Experience

Modular Management

• Business Consulting and Services
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Manager

  • Nov 2016 - Present

  If you need to take your business to Industry 4.0 and Internet of Things, modularisation is the only technique to accomplish this. Modularisation is all about turning the pyramids upside down - from a big base of input parts and few output products to a small base of inputs and vast output of products that customers see as state of the art. A truly modular company is capable of connecting sales of complex solutions with seamless real time manufacturing, thus cutting down time-to-delivery to a minimum and at the same time charge a premium price for the delivery of a customer designed solution. My job is to support this process with advice and strategies how to in practice increase the clients' modularity. Show less



Försvarsmakten

• Finland
• Armed Forces
• 700 & Above Employee

• Major (r), RSwM

  • May 1986 - Present

  I have been both a field and a staff officer. After 15 month of basic training at Kustjägarna (Royal Swedish Marine corps), I spent 2 years in Reserve officers training. After graduating as 2nd Lt., I started out as commander of a reconnaissance platoon on battalion level and later on brigade level. When promoted captain, I got assigned as second in command of a brigade reconnaissance company. After that I went into Royal Swedish Marine corps. I have been both a field and a staff officer. After 15 month of basic training at Kustjägarna (Royal Swedish Marine corps), I spent 2 years in Reserve officers training. After graduating as 2nd Lt., I started out as commander of a reconnaissance platoon on battalion level and later on brigade level. When promoted captain, I got assigned as second in command of a brigade reconnaissance company. After that I went into Royal Swedish Marine corps.