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“Move fast and break things” doesn’t really work when you invent physical products. Instead, we have our own methodology to evaluate if new ideas are viable. The software methodology for lean software startups is clear: build an MVP (Minimum Viable Product) of your app over the weekend and see if it catches on. Then reiterate […]

An employee asking for a 32-hour work week doesn’t mean, they aren’t dedicated to your mission anymore. On the contrary; in our experience, this presents some clear benefits. When we were about to hire our first employee a decade ago, he suggested a 32-hour contract instead of the usual 37 hours, as he wanted to

Digital networks are everywhere, but we still appreciate meeting new acquaintances face-to-face in the real world for a cup of coffee. A mindboggling amount of digital networking opportunities is always readily available at our fingertips in this hyper-connected world. However, the abundance also tends to make new connections fizzle rather quickly. New Linkedin introductions are

Sustainability is getting its own, dedicated track in our inventing methodology. In its simplest form inventing is just 3 focus areas which go something like this: Analyze the need and the market. Design the product. Prepare it for production and get it to market. For us, sustainability has always played a role throughout the process.

It’s been teased multiple times on this page, but now Conhoist also has its own website where you can get to know the bridge crane system. The bridge crane system Conhoist might be our most ambitious project to date. The industrial crane system has been under development for a few years; the scope has expanded

We are currently on our annual excursion out of the office for the whole team – for the sake of inspiration and hanging out. Once a year, we take time out of everyone’s busy calendars to spend time together away from the office. Primarily to hang out, bond and have a good time together. But

A recent meeting with the Scaleup Network at the Danish Confederation of Danish Industry helped us renew our relationship with our own strategy. As mentioned in a previous post, we’re currently part of a Scaleup Network by The Confederation of Danish Industri (DI). Recently, we presented our strategic challenges during a session in the network.

Spending a day with the team at Byggerimessen is always a pleasure. Even more so, when some of our inventions is represented. Denmarks biggest fair for the construction industry opened its doors on Tuesday, where 30.000 people from the industry gathered in Frederecia. Byggerimessen is where craftsmen, product people and other industry stakeholders meet. For

Hanging out with likeminded people who is facing some of the same challenges growing their business has already been well worth the time invested. The Confederation of Danish Industry (DI) runs a scaleup network. A place where founders and CEO’s of fast-growing companies employing 20-100 people meet and share their experiences. The network has been

A simple solution for a simple problem is sometimes the hardest to find. The Municipality of Copenhagen wants citizens to sort more of their food waste instead of slipping it into their regular waste bin. Their idea for a solution was some kind of tool which would make it possible to hang two waste baskets