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Marcus Jerräng
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Editor-in-Chief and Publisher, Computer Sweden
Beats
Consumer Technology , IT
I am open minded. I will cover any topic that is of public interest
Content
By Marcus Jerräng Verified| Computerworld@ How many group chats are you involved in? For me, it varies. Right now, there are only two — and both are of a more private nature. Group chats are something that’s not really discussed much; they represent a newer technical form of communication that perhaps is better understood as a way of organizing oneself socially. As such, it has emerged sort of organically. It has never been a “trend” to start group chats and there is really no major innovation behind it.
By Marcus Jerräng Verified, Lynn Greiner Verified, Matthew Finnegan Verified| The Code Project@ With more and more companies wanting to bring employees back to the office, I pointed out last week the ill-kept secret that there’s a widespread aversion to open office floor plans — or activity-based workplaces, as they have often evolved into today — and that it partially explains why many employees want to continue remote and hybrid work. This is not rocket science.
By Marcus Jerräng Verified| Computerworld@ How many group chats are you involved in? For me, it varies. Right now, there are only two — and both are of a more private nature. Group chats are something that’s not really discussed much; they represent a newer technical form of communication that perhaps is better understood as a way of organizing oneself socially. As such, it has emerged sort of organically. It has never been a “trend” to start group chats and there is really no major innovation behind it.
Company Info
Computer Sweden
Computer Sweden is a Swedish web magazine that focuses on information technology, business, and business development. Originally a print publication, it transitioned to a digital-only format in 2015. The magazine delivers news, analysis, and insights relevant to the IT industry, catering to professionals and businesses in Sweden's tech sector. As a media outlet, Computer Sweden provides news coverage on IT trends, corporate developments, and technological innovations. It features in-depth articles on business strategies, market shifts, and emerging technologies. The digital content includes web-based articles, interviews, and features aimed at IT professionals and decision-makers. Its audience primarily consists of IT professionals, business leaders, and organizations within Sweden's tech ecosystem, serving a range of companies from startups to established enterprises.
Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden
'+46 708 88 42 66
Founded: 1978