Public sector

The municipality of Nynäshamn is investigating various technical solutions to promote individuals' safety, security, privacy, and independence. Our feasibility study is the basis for the municipality's procurement of safety-creating technology and its continued work to develop healthcare.

The Norwegian Mapping Authority is a public agency steeped in tradition and a significant digital player, but is not immune to the demands for change and digitization. Knowit has assisted the Norwegian Mapping Authority in its efforts to become a modern digital organization and succeed in its work with digitalization and business development. Knowit is contributing at all levels – from the strategic and tactical level to the operational level, within both organizational and technological aspects.

Sala hospital is developing the care in Region Västmanland, Sweden, with new hospital buildings based on high requirements on infrastructure and modern technology. Knowit has delivered a feasibility study of the current status and suggested solutions that would modernize the hospital and give healthcare staff increased mobility.

Along with SOS Alarm, Knowit has developed the 112 app, which provides added security when lives are at risk, offering information about serious incidents.

By creating the conditions for more easily adding customer-specific applications to the customer's standardized business system, Knowit created the opportunity for increased efficiency and flexibility for Malmös Kommunala Bostäder.

Large savings and a better overview of the Finnish public sector.

The Population Register Centre in Finland provides information services to citizens as well as to government, businesses and other organisations on the basis of data contained in the Population Information System.

In 2018, the Finnish government ordered a feasibility study of what might become the world’s most ambitious AI assistant used in the public sector.

Commuting is already easy in the Gothenburg region, and it is about to get even better.

A general development plan is something that every municipality in Sweden prepares to indicate the direction of long-term development of the physical environment. It is governed mainly by the Swedish Planning and Building Act and the Environmental Code and is meant to show which areas that are suitable for different purposes.