NetSymphony exhibits at Europe’s largest founders festival as Sweden joins as official Guest Country
Swedish network orchestration company joins Bits & Pretzels 2026 as the Stockholm to Munich tech axis gains momentum.
NetSymphony, the vendor-agnostic SaaS platform for enterprise network lifecycle management and orchestration, will exhibit at Bits & Pretzels 2026 in Munich from 28 to 30 September.
Bits & Pretzels brings 7,500 founders, investors and decision-makers to the ICM Munich each year during Oktoberfest. For 2026, Bits & Pretzels and Business Sweden are bringing more than 30 high-growth Swedish startups and more than 30 ecosystem builders to the city, closing the gap between Northern and Central European innovation.
It is an axis NetSymphony already operates on, with roots in the Swedish network engineering community and a growing D/A/CH organisation.
"Swedish engineering culture is pragmatic and open by default, German enterprises demand depth and proof. Our platform sits exactly at that intersection," says Dennis Jansson, CEO at NetSymphony.
"Sweden as a Guest Country at Bits & Pretzels confirms the mutual interest for joint business. This collaboration is on the right track, and we want to help build it further," says Andreas Harting Managing Director D/A/CH at NetSymphony.
NetSymphony can be found in the startup exhibition hall and is available for meetings via the Bits & Pretzels Networking App.
About NetSymphony
NetSymphony is a Swedish SaaS company in the field of network automation and network management. The company’s vendor-agnostic platform helps organizations standardize, govern and automate complex network environments.
Through increased transparency, control and automation, NetSymphony contributes to stronger operational reliability, improved cybersecurity and better conditions for meeting regulatory requirements, including NIS2.
NetSymphony also participates in cybersecurity innovation initiatives with financial support from the EU and the Swedish Civil Defence and Resilience Agency (Myndigheten för civilt försvar, MCF).
Learn more at NetSymphony.com
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