Hi there! I'm a Senior Researcher at RISE Research Institutes of Sweden and an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Lund University living in Malmö, Sweden. This website provides my effort in promoting open science through the sharing of talks, publications, and writings I've done through the years :)
För några år sedan utforskade Christian Landgren, Ted Stalte och jag möjligheterna för att upphandla utveckling inkrementellt i en open source-modell med hjälp av Dynamiska Inköpssystem (DIS). Intresset var stort men mognad och mottaglighet att gå till verkstad begränsad. Det jag framför allt stött på sedan dess i digitalt sammanhang är dynamisk upphandling av utvecklingsresurser för att stärka...
The Swedish OSPO network recently had its 8th workshop, this time hosted by Husqvarna Group, where we explored how EU policy is impacting and needs consideration in our use and collaboration of open source software. Many insights from a phenomenal line-up of speakers and participants.
Europe is falling behind the U.S. and China in building and maintaining strategic digital infrastructure, largely due to underinvestment and fragmented support for open technologies. In a recent TechPolicy.press op‑ed, co-authored with Amandine Le Pape, Nicholas Gates Peter Neuhäusler, and Dr. Denilton Darold, we leverage fresh data from Fraunhofer ISI and the OSAwards.eu project, and highlight...
A main theme from this year FOSDEM was without a doubt the role of public procurement in enabling Europe’s digital sovereignty and improving sustainability and security of its digital infrastructure. Several panels and talks were more or less dedicated to the topic, stressing its importance for promoting demand and supply under sovereign conditions. Below are some key take aways and reflections.
Wrote a piece for the Conversation on why Europe needs to pivot away from its de facto strategy of placing almost all of its dependencies on far too few clouds, and more importantly, clouds that can become bricks in a geopolitical transatlantic game of chess. And yes, this issue is not limited to the cloud, but spans space and subsea infrastructure, semiconductor supply chains, and social media...