Stories from our clients
Sulava has 700+ leading customers who operate in more than 100 countries. Here you can find stories from some of the collaborations and get inspiration how to take the full advantage of your cloud. Enjoy!
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Read the stories from the collaborations between Sulava and our clients.
YIT
YIT streamlined site reporting with the assistance of Sulava
When the construction companies YIT and Lemminkäinen merged in 2018, the new company started to look for new common tools…
HUS (Helsinki University Hospitals)
Making Every Day Better with Microsoft Teams
HUS’s goal is to develop its external and internal processes, work methods, and communication. Secondary objectives include building a future-proof…
DNA
Migration project merged DNA and Telenor in a common Microsoft ecosystem
In 2019, the Norwegian telecommunications company Telenor acquired all the shares of the Finnish telecom operator DNA. While DNA’s business…
Helsinki University Hospitals
HUS's Office 365 environment requires continuous development
The vision of HUS (Helsinki University Hospitals) says that HUS’s service production is competitive. This is also essentially related to…
Huhtamaki
Increasing cooperation with the help of modern tools at Huhtamaki
Modern tools help your company to e.g. increase collaboration, improve internal communication, and make joint editing and sharing of content…
A-lehdet
Microsoft Teams wings A-lehdet on their culture journey
When Kaisa Ala-Laurila started as the CEO of A-lehdet in 2017, she launched a cultural transformation to overhaul and improve…
KONE
Productivity Improvements with KONE and Microsoft Teams
KONE is using Microsoft Teams to improve production, operations, sales and productivity throughout the company. See more on the video:…
Lindström
Azure at Lindström
In 2018, Microsoft awarded Sulava as one of the world's top four partners in the Modern Workplace Transformation area. The…
MTV
MTV modernizes its IT and employee experience
MTV is an iconic Finnish media company, which has its roots in television’s early days in Finland in the 1950s.…