World-class health technology awarded the Made in Norway label

Four Norwegian e-health companies have been awarded the official Made in Norway certification. This clearly demonstrates that health technology can be developed and managed here in Norway.
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For healthcare companies, Made in Norway certification is about more than origin – it is about trust, quality and preparedness. It shows that Norwegian health technology is developed in line with national privacy and security requirements, with users closely involved throughout the development process.
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Norway's largest e-health group, Kernel AS, brings together some of the country's most innovative digital health companies. They develop solutions for safer and more sustainable healthcare services. The group's four subsidiaries – DIPS, Aidn, Deepinsight and Sonett – have now been awarded the official Made in Norway certification.

«Developing health technology in Norway is about innovation, preparedness and social responsibility. The Made in Norway label shows that the health technology of the future can – and should – be built here in Norway.»

— Morten Moe Gjendemsjø, CEO of Aidn

Kernel has around 600 employees working in development teams across Norway. The group develops solutions ranging from electronic health record systems for hospitals, municipalities and dental health services to advanced AI solutions that improve decision support and enable more efficient use of resources.

'We are proud to be part of Norway's world-class digital industry,' says Christian Falkenberg-Jensen, Sales and Marketing Director at DIPS.

All the companies share a clear vision: to make everyday work easier for healthcare professionals, improve patient safety and contribute to a sustainable healthcare system – with health technology developed in Norway, for Norway.

This is Made in Norway
  • Made in Norway is an official, protected mark of origin for promoting Norwegian products and solutions
  • A registered trademark in key markets such as the EU, the USA, Japan and Australia, and we are continuously working to register it in more countries.
  • We manage the certification scheme
  • Made in Norway is one of several initiatives under the Norwegian Government's export reform, 'All of Norway Exports', launched in 2024
  • We developed the country-of-origin label in close collaboration with academia, businesses, and private and public organisations.

Criteria for companies wishing to use the label:

  • A substantial part of the production must take place in Norway
  • Contribute to at least one of the UN Sustainable Development Goals
  • Have no negative impact on the EU's six environmental objectives
  • Meet the requirements for responsible business conduct

Electronic health record system for more sustainable healthcare

Aidn has developed a user-friendly electronic health record system that brings health records and collaboration together. The company is investing heavily in artificial intelligence and decision support – all delivered as a subscription service.

The system has been developed in close collaboration with healthcare professionals in Norwegian municipalities and integrates seamlessly with both national shared services and third-party systems. The goal is clear: to make it easier to provide high-quality care and safer to be a patient.

‘Many of our competitors develop their solutions outside Norway. We are proud to show that Aidn is entirely Norwegian, built locally in partnership with the people who will actually use the system. The Made in Norway label makes it easier to highlight this identity,’ says Gjendemsjø.

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Morten Moe Gjendemsjø, CEO of Aidn, emphasises that the healthcare technology of the future can and should be built in Norway.
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The backbone of Norwegian hospitals

The team also includes Norway's leading provider of electronic patient record systems and e-health services for specialist healthcare. More than 85% of Norwegian hospitals use DIPS solutions designed to support efficient patient care, secure information flows and seamless collaboration across levels of care.

«We are committed to Norwegian quality and local presence, innovation and responsibility. Made in Norway shows that the healthcare technology of the future is being developed in Norway – benefiting both patients and healthcare professionals.»

— Christian Falkenberg-Jensen, EVP Sales and Marketing at DIPS

'When hospitals and healthcare professionals use DIPS, they should feel confident that they are getting solutions developed in Norway by specialist teams who understand the healthcare system, the language and the regulations. Made in Norway is a mark of quality that confirms this,' says Falkenberg-Jensen.

DIPS is also investing heavily in artificial intelligence, including through its own AI platform with secure models, agents and user interfaces – helping healthcare professionals work smarter and more efficiently.

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DIPS' Sales and Marketing Director, Christian Falkenberg-Jensen, emphasises that the company is investing heavily in artificial intelligence.
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Norwegian data intelligence strengthens healthcare

Deepinsight develops advanced AI and analytics tools that make hospital operations more efficient through better planning, smarter resource management and shorter waiting times for patients.

«For Deepinsight, the Made in Norway label is a valuable asset both when engaging with the healthcare sector here in Norway and as we expand internationally.»

— Olav Haugå, CEO of Deepinsight

He believes the Made in Norway label will raise the profile of Norwegian value creation and hopes it will inspire more people to invest in health technology development.

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Olav Haugå is CEO of Deepinsight, a company that develops advanced AI and analytics tools.
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Digital boost for dental health services

‘It is important for us to highlight that ours is a Norwegian product, developed in Norway for the Norwegian dental care market. Made in Norway is visible proof of our Norwegian origins,’ says Svein Williassen, CEO of Sonett.

Sonett is developing a new cloud-based patient record system for dental services – a field that has long lagged behind the rest of the healthcare sector in digitalisation.

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Sonett, led by CEO Svein Williassen, is developing a new cloud-based patient record system for dental services.
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‘By integrating with shared national solutions, we are helping to connect dental services more closely with the rest of the healthcare system,’ says Williassen.

We developed the solution in close collaboration with dentists and other healthcare professionals to make their working day easier, safer and more efficient.

Published 17 Oct 2025Last updated 17 Oct 2025
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