Supporting reliable print distribution for one of Sweden’s most trusted newspapers

Image source: Dagens Nyheter

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For many readers, the printed morning newspaper remains an important part of everyday life, part of the morning routine and a familiar presence at the breakfast table.
Dagens Nyheter is Sweden’s largest morning newspaper, and ensuring that each printed edition reaches readers as expected every morning remains a core responsibility.

When Bonnier decided to transition Dagens Nyheter to DI’s systems, the goal was clear: reduce manual handling, eliminate duplicate systems, and create a more efficient and cost-effective process for print production and distribution. 

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"Simplicity in handling and easy scaling made us choose DI as our partner"

Oskar Hedberg, Domain Lead Bonnier News Tech

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Built on Proven Experience

The implementation of Dagens Nyheter was planned using insights gained from the earlier successful transition of Dagens Industri. Those learnings helped shape timelines, risk management, and coordination across the production chain.

Close collaboration between the teams at Dagens Nyheter, Bonnier, DI, and several printing plants was essential. Extensive testing and validation ensured that production flows worked as intended before going live.

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Focused on Reliability, today and ahead

With Dagens Nyheter now live on DI’s platform, the new setup supports:

• Reduced manual handling
  
• Fewer system dependencies
  
• Improved maintainability and transparency
  
  

Most importantly, it helps ensure that the printed edition continues to reach readers without disruption.

Looking ahead, we look forward to continuing the collaboration with Bonnier and supporting the implementation of additional local printed newspapers.

We would like to thank the teams at Dagens Nyheter and Bonnier for their trust and collaboration throughout the project, and the project groups on both sides whose work behind the scenes made this transition possible.

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