The latest news from Intility

PwC Norway is carving out parts of its business into the newly established Tell, and has chosen Intility’s platform service for the entire new IT environment.

Newly launched Cedra Norway, originating from Deloitte and KPMG and backed by the private equity fund Adelis, has selected Intility’s platform service for its entire IT environment.

The Danish company Baltic Control selects Intility’s platform service for its entire IT environment.

The Directorate for Export Control and Sanctions (DEKSA) has chosen Intility’s platform service for its IT operations.

Visually, our engineering blog looks like it always has. Under the hood? It's undergone a complete transformation – from a Webflow, SaaS-powered blog to a custom-built, self-hosted Payload solution.

Intility provides complete mobile subscriptions as an integrated part of the platform service.

Workload Manager is a centralized control panel for workloads across a multi-cloud landscape. The software provides continuous insights into costs, data protection, storage trends, operating systems and patching, as well as self-service capabilities.

Intility’s digital foundation is upgraded with an AI platform that is fully integrated into every customer’s IT environment.

Intility's security platform is upgraded with Google Threat Intelligence as an included and fully integrated service for all customers.

Neuver Maritime chooses Intility as strategic technology partner. Intility is proud to announce its partnership with Neuver Maritime, a global leader in marine steering machines and rudder systems. Neuver Maritime was established in 2024 as an independent company, spun out from Kongsberg Maritime with support from Norvestor.

Svalner Atlas Group selects Intility’s platform service for its entire IT environment. Svalner Atlas Group is an advisory firm with offices in Sweden, Finland, Norway, and the Netherlands, comprising 330 specialists across all tax disciplines, transactions, ESG, accounting, and legal services.

Data platforms have evolved from being "something IT takes care of" to becoming the driving force behind digital transformation. The most successful companies use data not only for reporting, but to shape products, automate decisions, and create entirely new business models. But this requires a platform that is built for both the present and the future. So how do you make the right choice in an increasingly complex landscape?