Techaway Stockholm: Less Change. More Progress.
Every business is changing something. New systems. New tools. New strategies. The question isn't whether you're changing. It's whether the changes you're making are the ones that actually matter. Or if the biggest wins are already right in front of you.
24 September 2026 | 13.00-17.30 | Sveavägen 50, Stockholm
Not all change is progress.
In a world where transformation has become the default, the real risk isn't standing still. It's changing the wrong things. Investing energy in projects that add complexity instead of removing it. Modernising what's visible while the invisible infrastructure quietly falls behind. The companies pulling ahead aren't the ones doing more. They're the ones finding the single change that improves five things at once: operational efficiency, customer experience, scalability, cost control and future readiness. Not by launching more projects, but by choosing the right one.
What is Techaway?
Techaway is Billogram's event series built on one principle: tech-related insights you can use in your everyday, not just nod along to in the moment. Every session is designed to leave you with something concrete, something you can act on when you're back at your desk.
Keynote
Cultivating taste in an AI-driven world
AI tools, megatrends, headlines. Everyone has the same inputs. So what separates the leaders pulling ahead? Nicklas Hermansson reframes the Four C’s of human capability as the leader’s filter, not as new skills to add. The thread that runs through all four is taste. You’ll leave with a sharper sense of where your organisation’s energy is best spent, and the confidence to ignore the rest.
Agenda
Arrival & Networking Coffee
Opening & Framing
Billogram Keynote Future of Payments
Customer Case Insight
Keynote: From Megatrends to Progress
Closing: Key Tech-aways
Huddle: insights exchange
Networking Drinks & Snacks
Register now – make the change that matters.
Whether you're in payments, energy, telecom or beyond, the pattern is the same: the most impactful changes are rarely the most obvious ones.
Less change. More progress.
Join us in Stockholm to find out what that looks like in practice!