Johan Scheefer: “Stras was born out of a desire to propose a new business management model and to focus priorities on customer and employee orientation; to move away from vertical organisation and micro-management by creating a collaborative approach and common goals.” (Photo: Raoul Golsteyn)

Johan Scheefer: “Stras was born out of a desire to propose a new business management model and to focus priorities on customer and employee orientation; to move away from vertical organisation and micro-management by creating a collaborative approach and common goals.” (Photo: Raoul Golsteyn)

The Paperjam Club welcomes a new member: Stras. Introduction in three questions.

Can you sum up your company's activities in a few words?

Johan Scheefer: “ supports its customers in their digital transformation and in maintaining their information systems in operational condition. As a seasoned player in the Luxembourg market, we have focused on a strategy that sets us apart from our peers. Stras operates in 4 major areas: project management, middleware, testing and end-user support, with customer satisfaction as our guiding principle and a clear credo: Make your IT shine!

What is the story behind your company, and how does this story translate into your mission and values?

“Stras was born out of a desire to propose a new business management model and to focus priorities on customer and employee orientation; to move away from vertical organisation and micro-management by creating a collaborative approach and common goals; and to surround ourselves with inspiring personalities who work to bring a common strength from which everyone will benefit. Stras embodies a company where everyone vibrates to the rhythm of the same passion.

What opportunities are you looking for within the Club, and how do you plan to contribute to its development?

“Our ambition is to interact and share our values, identity and expertise with pride and expect the same from other members in return. Wealth comes from sharing and learning. We are convinced that the activity of a community is a health factor and a booster for the sector. As enthusiasts, we want to be part of the movement! We're fans of a well-known adage: alone we go faster, together we go further.”