Morten Eriksen (NO)
CEO, board member and co-founder of Enonic
Has led the Norwegian headless CMS company since 2000, helping organisations make their content ready for AI
Based in Oslo, Norway
Meet Morten at:
Oslo Collaboration Meeting 26
Presentation: TBD
Date: December 1
About Morten Eriksen
Morten is CEO, board member and co-founder of Enonic, which he started in Oslo in 2000 and has led ever since. He believes the days of a CMS being just a publishing tool are over. Today, it is the foundation for how content is structured, governed and delivered across apps, customer journeys and AI-driven experiences. If content isn’t high-quality and machine-readable from the ground up, AI risks making up its own answers about an organisation’s products and business.
His work is about helping organisations take back control of their content: a reliable source of truth ready for AI, flexible solutions that support customer experiences, and less technical debt thanks to an architecture built to handle whatever tomorrow brings.
Before founding Enonic, Morten spent several years building web solutions for customers such as Norcool, Hamax and Hjemmet Mortensen through his own company, including a simple CMS for intranets. He then worked as a senior programmer at FairPlay International and as a lead developer at Component Software (then Contempus). He studied at Østfold University College.
About Enonic
Enonic is a Norwegian software company founded in Oslo in 2000. Its main product, Enonic XP, is an open-source web platform and headless CMS that helps organisations structure, manage and deliver content across websites, apps and AI-driven experiences.
Enonic is the technology partner for some of Norway’s largest public institutions and leading private companies with high demands for security, control and flexibility. Its customers include Norway Post, Gjensidige, Norsk Tipping and the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV).
