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Founder & senior e-commerce architect
Rickard has delivered more than 30 e-commerce projects as a senior systems and solutions architect, focused on driving his clients' sales. He has experience and insight into every common problem a client faces, whether it concerns technical architecture, integrations, project organisation, payment solutions or operational strategy. With Rickard on board, a company can steer clear of the classic pitfalls it might otherwise walk straight into. With 20 years of software development experience aimed at building better businesses, Rickard has repeatedly been the key to ensuring project success. He is in high demand as an e-commerce architect and coach to project teams.
Articles by Rickard · 3
'Go headless, and the hard part is solved.' A claim I have heard many times in recent years. The freedom to pick isolated systems that fit your specific needs, that can be swapped out, that can scale, where you pay only for what you use. It sounds like a dream. But if it really is that simple, why is not everyone doing it?
As the various systems used in digital commerce become more capable, the complexity of deciding where information and logic should sit only increases. The most common systems in use today for retail and e-commerce were built at a time when things were more isolated. So how should you think about it today?
If you follow the security conversation, you know it is not only the buyers who look forward to this period. Those with a different sort of intent are also rubbing their hands right now. Phishing emails, ransomware operators and outright DDoS attacks tend to increase during Black Week, when focus is on other things and traffic is high.
