References
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Predictive Mapping Solution at Kolumbus
Computas solves major collective challenges with the world’s most exciting technology. Kolumbus, one of Norway’s largest public transport companies, will be able to predict delays and exact positions on the buses up to one year in advance.
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The Smiley System at The Norwegian Food Safety Authority
More than 8000 restaurants and cafes are covered by the Norwegian Food Safety Authority’s Smiley System. For the poster to be relevant the Food Safety Authority increased the inspection frequency, without increasing staff. This demands efficient work tools.
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Student ID App via CERES
Upon commencing their studies at a university or university college, students receive a certificate confirming their enrollment at the institution. They also receive a receipt confirming payment of the semester fee, which must be paid each semester. Both documents must be presented to claim student discounts. Previously, this process was time-consuming and paper-intensive, and students…
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Cargo Transportation System at CargoNet
The work support system we created is a solid foundation for all CargoNet’s activities. It helps CargoNet keep track of all aspects of rail freight transportation.
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Coordination App for the Norwegian Air Ambulance
An app that helps Norwegian Air Ambulance coordinate rescue missions and to quickly find the person in distress.
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Case Management System at The Norwegian Food Safety Authority
In January 2006 the cooperation between the Norwegian Food Safety Authority, Mattilsynet, and Computas started, which would result in the world’s best case management system.
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E-prescription at The Norwegian Medicines Agency
Together with the Medicines Agency we have realized the wish for a central, national source for all pharmaceuticals information in Norway.
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Public App for the Norwegian Air Ambulance
Help 113 GPS is the most important Norwegian Air Ambulance app available to the public. The app has on numerous occasions been the key to quick and extremely important aid.
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Improved Website for The Norwegian Directorate for Children, Youth and Family Affairs
The new bufdir.no was released in spring 2015 and was warmly welcomed by the users, as well as Bufdir’s employees.
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