Nadia Tahir

Swedish transport technology company Einride has joined Software Center to strengthen its software capabilities in autonomous and electric transport, while contributing with new perspectives from a fast-growing, software-driven company. Einride has joined Software Center as an industry partner, aiming to further advance its software development within some of the most critical areas for future transport systems. The company develops and delivers transport services where electric and autonomous trucks are integrated

Today, complex software systems are rarely built by a single team. Development is often distributed across several teams and sometimes even across companies. While this allows teams to work efficiently within their own areas, it makes it difficult to understand how all parts of the system interact and to ensure aspects such as safety and security. So how can safety and security be maintained when complex software systems are developed

The Swedish Transport Administration (Trafikverket) has joined Software Center as a new partner. The partnership further strengthens the collaboration between academia, industry, and the public sector in advancing software engineering. “We’re very happy to join Software Center as I think it’s a unique forum for transferring knowledge within the software intensive sphere”, says Hannes Salin, Head of Department Digitalization and Road Systems and CTO Lead for Software Engineering at the

Catrin Granbom, Research Director for Compute and Software at Ericsson Research, has been appointed Chair of the Board at Software Center. With a long background in software research and a deep understanding of how technologies like AI, compute, and mobile networks are converging, she brings a clear vision for how the collaboration can continue driving world-leading software innovation in Sweden. At Ericsson, Granbom leads the company’s research in software systems,