Peter Berggren

SENIOR MANAGER, VICE PRESIDENT

Peter enjoys learning about companies, technologies and people, and helping them shine.

Peter Berggren

SENIOR MANAGER, VICE PRESIDENT

Peter enjoys ...

Q&A

"Be flexible and fast to stay ahead."

Please Introduce Yourself

I spent many years in the fast-paced mobile communications industry, which lives out of higher speeds and advancements year by year. I like to bring that strong development drive to new businesses.

Which are the Main Challenges Facing Business Today?

Many companies strive to stand out by offering highly customized solutions. While this approach can differentiate them in the market, it often creates internal complexities that are difficult to manage. When customers demand faster, cheaper, and better solutions, these companies face significant revenue and profitability challenges.

Additionally, the rapid evolution of software and internet increasingly drives businesses. Companies often face the daunting task of building new technologies, capabilities, even business models to remain relevant and competitive.

For organizations with a strong legacy of past successes, internal cultural shifts and changes in ways of working can present substantial hurdles to transformation.

Which are the Main Opportunities?

The key opportunity lies in embracing the fast-moving market. Understanding the market better than your competitors is crucial. By collecting and organizing internal knowledge about market needs, companies can define an offering that resonates with customers.

Next, businesses must create and manage their assets strategically and efficiently. A well-balanced approach ensures streamlined development, sourcing, sales, adaptation, production, shipping, installation, and service, all while minimizing internal complexity. With the right assortment and speed, companies can stay agile and competitive.

Change is inevitable. To maintain a strong market position, companies must consciously manage change, continuously recalibrating to balance complexity with tangible gains.

Easy? No. Possible? Absolutely!

What are Your Professional Drivers?

I love to learn about companies, technologies and people, and help them shine.

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Peter Berggren

SENIOR MANAGER, VICE PRESIDENT