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Four Norwegian e-health companies awarded the Made in Norway label

Source modified 25 Mar 2026·2 min read

From the public capture. Detailed factual notes from Business Norway. Statements and figures reflect the source at the time of capture.

  • Published 21 October 2025; updated 25 March 2026; estimated reading time 4 minutes. Kernel is described as a Norwegian e-health group of about 600 people, with development hubs around the country. Four subsidiaries—DIPS, Aidn, Deepinsight and Sonett—received the Made in Norway origin label. The group says its products span electronic health records and AI-supported planning/decision tools, with goals of easing clinical work, supporting patient safety and contributing to sustainable health services.
  • Aidn: The company’s municipal EHR is described as integrating records and collaboration with national health components and third-party systems. It was developed with Norwegian municipal health professionals. CEO Morten Moe Gjendemsjø says local development makes Norwegian origin explicit. Aidn also offers cloud subscription services and invests in AI and decision support.
  • DIPS: The page calls it Norway’s leading supplier of patient-record and e-health systems for specialist health services and says more than 85% of Norwegian hospitals use its solutions. Chief Sales and Marketing Officer Christian Falkenberg-Jensen describes its expertise in Norwegian health-system rules and language. DIPS is developing an AI platform for health staff.
  • Deepinsight: CEO Olav Haugå says its AI and analytics help hospitals improve operational planning and resource management, with the aim of reducing waiting times. The company sees the origin label as a differentiator in Norway and for international expansion.
  • Sonett: CEO Svein Willassen says the firm is developing a cloud EHR for dental services, an area the article says has lagged in digitisation. It is being built with dentists and other professionals and integrates with national health infrastructure to connect dental and broader health services.
  • The companies present Made in Norway as evidence of local development and quality, and connect Norwegian data privacy/security standards and user involvement with trust and resilience. These are the article’s framing and company statements. Related industry: Health and life science. The page links to individual Kernel, Aidn, DIPS and Sonett pages; no direct contact block is shown.
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