Big challenges in society are solved when the public and private sectors work together

On Wednesday 6 September, we hosted our very first user conference for customers, partners and stakeholders. The day was filled with inspiring talks, light-hearted moments, shared experiences and practical insights. Topics included AI, contract management, sustainable e-commerce, digital transformation and collaboration across sectors.

Pernille focuses on helping organisations mature and optimise their contract management to support compliance and financial health. Devoteam continues to challenge boundaries and drive innovation in this area.

AI can act as a tool, a legal assistant that supports your work efficiently. Goldman Sachs has estimated that 44 percent of legal tasks in contract management can be automated.

“The user conference is here so we can inspire our customers, grow together and keep evolving Tellis,” said Søren Iversen, CEO of Intellis.

Three key takeaways from
Pernille Stege Geil:

• Successful use of AI depends on leadership focus and accountability.
• With known variables, AI can accurately predict unknown ones.
• AI leads to better contract handling and outcomes.

Fredensborg Municipality shared their work with strategic contract management and procurement. Jennifer Brethvad and Mette Vinther Korsgaard explained how their approach supports business operations across departments. Contract management helps them structure supplier relationships clearly and effectively, so efforts can focus on the contracts that create the most value.

Three takeaways from
Fredensborg Municipality:

• Procurement should result in strong, lasting and sustainable contracts.
• Contract management increases the value extracted from every agreement.
• Departments are encouraged to rethink and improve their solutions.

Sustainability plays a large role in procurement teams across municipalities. That is why Thomas Schultz, CEO and Co-founder of Konsido, joined the programme. His daily work involves analysing purchasing behaviour and helping public organisations use this knowledge to free up resources.

Two takeaways from Konsido:

• Contract management boosts the value of signed agreements.
• Better use of existing contracts through integration with Tellis.

Rikke Hougaard Zeberg, Director of the Danish Agency for Data Supply and Infrastructure, contributed with a political perspective on digitalisation and the green transition. She highlighted the role of cooperation between public institutions and private companies.

Four takeaways from
Rikke Hougaard Zeberg:

• New technology and data are essential for digital and green progress.
• Denmark is ahead of many, but risks falling behind.
• Continued strategic focus and stronger digital infrastructure are crucial.
• Public and private collaboration is key to solving major challenges.

For digital transformation to succeed, we need the right systems, routines and skills across both authorities and businesses. Cybercrime remains a serious and growing threat.

– Rikke Hougaard Zeberg, Director of DI Digital

A sincere thank you to all the speakers from Devoteam, Konsido, the Agency for Data Supply and Infrastructure, SKI, Fredensborg Municipality, Varde Municipality, Odense Municipality, Ringkøbing-Skjern Municipality, Vejen Municipality, Kevin Magnussen and Maria Sloth from GAIA Academy and museum.

Thank you to everyone who joined us. We look forward to welcoming you again in 2024 for our next user conference.

About Intellis

Intellis is a Danish SaaS company focused on simplifying e-procurement. We help organisations and businesses with their purchasing processes, keeping contracts organised, and meeting their sustainability and spending targets. We develop our platform with clear, user-friendly tools that keep everything transparent and compliant, so procurement teams can make better decisions without unnecessary headaches.

At Intellis, we’re all about shifting procurement from a routine chore into a strategic, data-backed process. We help organisations and businesses create real value, cut through the complexity, and support efforts toward a more sustainable world.