Notes on quality work, information security, readiness and training. Written in Finnish for the most part — the topics are largely tied to the Finnish operating environment.
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Security of Supply Begins in the Supply Chain
The state of the world has brought inventories and alternative suppliers back into fashion. A practical exercise: name your five most critical suppliers.
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Workshop Diary 3: The Company’s Memory Lives in Folders
Decades of offers and specs rest on network drives, and nobody can find anything. I started building a tool that remembers.
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Why Does a Volunteer Show Up?
Volunteers cannot be ordered. Yet they come — in the middle of the night, into the rain, for a stranger. For a leader, this holds the most important lesson.
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NIS2 in Small and Mid-sized Industry — What You Actually Need to Do
NIS2 has caused more sweat in offices than its contents deserve. A practical list of where to start.
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Workshop Diary 2: Inherited Code
A colleague had built a genuinely clever project tool. I inherited it — and learned that another person’s code is a letter that was never written to you.
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Comprehensive Security Is Not the Authorities’ Monopoly
Finland’s comprehensive security model rests on everyone taking part. What can a mid-sized company take from it?
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Workshop Diary 1: The Clock That Ticked the Wrong Way
An external service licence was coming up for renewal, and I realised we were paying to be reminded. That started the story of our own audit tool.
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Three articles a week — starting Monday
This site moves to a regular publishing rhythm: Workshop Diary on Mondays, preparedness and quality on Wednesdays, volunteer work on Fridays.