The end of the year is a good time to look back on 2020. Behind Scopeland Technology stands a successful year: despite the current difficult situation, caused by the Corona crisis, we were able to work very closely with our customers and complete our projects according to plan, so that we could continue to focus our company development successfully. Open to alternatives in communication, project management and implementation, we managed to accept and implement new orders.
 

We cracked the 100

Scopeland Technology continues to grow rapidly and is pleased to have the increasing, energetic support of many new employees. Especially in the application development, the support area and in the human resources department, many new faces have found their way to Berlin-Waidmannslust. Over the years we have grown together to a great team, which today consists of more than 100 strong and dedicated employees.

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30 years on the market 

Scopeland Technology celebrated its 30th anniversary in February. A difficult start still in the conditions of the GDR, early international experiences as well as a reorientation lie behind the today over 100 employees strong company. The motto "start-up atmosphere meets many years of experience" will continue to be lived, and there are big plans for the future. 

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Partner Management 

Partner management at Scopeland Technology reaches a new level: already more than 40 new partners, including sollistico and KeyX GmbH, rely on the cooperation with Scopeland Technology. For 2020, the focus was on jointly building low-code teams at customer sites and intensifying the licensing business. 

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"WE GO DIGITAL" 

At the end of September 2020, we hosted the premiere of the SCOPELAND Low-Code Summit, an online format with renowned representatives from business and IT research as well as guest speakers John Rymer and John Bratincevic from the well-known analyst firm Forrester Research. In addition to gaining new knowledge through a wide range of expert presentations, there was extensive discussion about what the future of and with low-code will look like.