gufler.dk: About gufler.dk

About gufler.dk

After more than 16 years in the IT business, I have realized that the world’s best business must be my own. That is why I started gufler.dk, which has as an overall goal of helping other companies to succeed.

The prerequisites are there, as I have a lot of experience in IT. Since I graduated with a degree in computer science and cognitive science in 1990, I have had a variety of jobs within the IT industry – both technical and business focused. That makes a solid background for me as a consultant, and it has given me broad perspective that enables me to identify opportunities and innovative solutions that work across technical as well as organizational boundaries.

During my time in Microsoft I helped start up and build up Microsoft Consulting Services in Scandinavia, an organization which today numbers more than 300 employees. The first couple of years I had a very technically demanding role, being responsible for the largest Microsoft Exchange projects i Scandinavia, and later as part of the leadership team in the Northern Europe organization, managing lighthouse sales, business development and partner alliances.

Most recently – before I took the plunge and started my own company – I have been a key player in building up a new division for mobile business solutions in Microsoft's development center in Vedbæk. An incubation and growth initiative which in the first difficult stages was sponsored directly by senior executives in Microsoft, including Steve Ballmer, the CEO of Microsoft.

Our values

We are a proactive, dynamic and independent company, based on experienced resources on all levels. Our business is built on a solid foundation and based on important values such as experience, innovation, creativity, commitment and quality.

Universal, fundamental, human values such as honesty, courage, accountability and integrity, optimism, loyalty and tolerance, play an important role in the daily business when the job is being done and important decisions are made.

When we do business, we do it by "the Chinese merchant’s principle", i.e. that a good deal is one in which all involved parties come out a winner.