Digitune at Tieto Veturi Showcase

Digitune attended the Tieto Veturi showcase event, presented by Tieto as part of a program featuring Tieto, VTT, and Business Finland. The event marked the completion of Tieto's four-year Trusted Digital Societies (Veturi) programme, conducted with more than 200 partners and supported by a Business Finland grant, focused on trusted AI, cloud-native software platforms, and digital innovation.

As part of the program, results from Bridgium — a joint research initiative by Albi Marketing Oy and Digitune Oy dedicated to studying the phenomenon of innovation — were presented. The research is based on 28+ interviews with innovation leaders across Nordic and Central European organizations, mapping a strategic roadmap for aligning corporate resources with startup agility. Consistent patterns emerged across industries and team sizes: some organizations move ideas from first signal to everyday practice with relative reliability, while others lose momentum at the same recognizable points.

Speakers at the event included Ksenia Avetisova, Marko Komssi, Fredrik Jansson, Iftikhar Ahmad, Roosa Rewell, Antti Seppälä, Farnaz Abroon, Kimmo Ahola, and Timo Sorsa.

Trusted Digital Societies is a four-year programme by Tieto, developed in collaboration with more than 200 partners and supported by Business Finland. The programme focused on trusted AI, cloud-native architecture, and shared data foundations, with applications across Tieto's BankTech, CareTech, IndTech, and Tech Consulting businesses, and contributed to Finland's research and innovation ecosystem. Tieto is a Finnish software and digital engineering company headquartered in Espoo, Finland, with roots going back to 1968. The company provides vertical software and consulting services across banking, healthcare, and industry through its Tieto Banktech, Tieto Caretech, and Tieto Indtech businesses, alongside its Tech Consulting arm. Tieto operates in more than 20 countries, with Finland, Norway, and Sweden as its main markets.