Today’s world is neither physical nor virtual. It is hybrid.For 30 years, the inevitable emancipation of digital technology has been redrawing – not without tensions – all the contours of our society, whether on the societal, economic, political, security or environmental level.How can we collectively accompany this evolution, and in what society project ? These questions are at the heart of Softcom’s DNA. They require constant adaptation to provide answers to the challenges of digital technology. They are exciting!
At Softcom, we are convinced that tomorrow will not be like yesterday.From a traditional engineering company founded in 2001, Softcom has been able to transform itself to anticipate technological trends and propose innovative and forward-looking solutions that respond to the profound and rapid changes of our digital society, as well as to the needs of our clients, whether private or public.This need for adaptation and innovation, as well as the development of our know-how, requires agility.
Agility at Softcom is first and foremost a profound cultural revolution in the company.It is a paradigm shift.But it is what has allowed us – and will allow us – to go through technological revolutions, adapt and innovate. Because It removes the pyramidal management; it forces to put an end to archaic processes; it implies collaborative working modes; it requires trust and a great transparency in the processes and the teams.As you can see, agility is first and foremost a human transformation.
This large-scale metamorphosis requires curiosity and experimentation in order to respond to a clear mission: to accompany our customers in this digital transition in terms of innovation, processes, ethics, security and environmental impact. But also with the mission of valuing our employees, training them continuously and challenging them. At Softcom, agility is about taking risks. Daring to break new ground and experiment to build a resilient, responsible and trustworthy digital society.
Technology is getting easier, but projects are getting more complex. Softcom will have to respond to its customers’ technological challenges in the most relevant way possible. But the answers are not always technical. They are often ethical. Many changes await us collectively. So let’s co-create together, let’s develop new business models and projects, let’s collaborate and let’s participate in the debate. But above all: let’s innovate!
