Case Studies

KOMBIT Aula

Denmark’s new school communication platform, Aula, is a single IT solution facilitating interaction between care providers, schools and homes. It is influencing the everyday life of more than 2 million users.

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KOMBIT BBR

The Building and Housing Registry (BBR) is a fully integrated digital register. It helps authorities and property owners to oversee the condition of any property and align costs and control on an ongoing basis.

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Borger.dk

With borger.dk as a one-stop national portal, Danish citizens are able to access any information at any place and time. It reduces administrative costs and improves public service.

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CPH Airports

Advanced AI technology has enabled CPH Airports to optimize baggage claim operations through more precise arrival estimates, saving millions in new investments while improving the customer experience.

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KOMBIT FLIS

With FLIS the 98 local authorities in Denmark have a new day-to-day management tool. It provides extremely useful nationwide transparency in government administration.

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National agency for IT and learning

A first-of-its-kind, the advanced data warehouse solution enables a new level of transparency in the Danish educational system by providing schools and the general public with reliable behaviour and performance data from schools in all 98 municipalities.

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Akademikernes

Akademikernes unemployment union and netcompany have cooperated for many years and created a cross industry solution which has become a strong reference point for unemployment insurance funds.

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Møller Mobility Group

In order to handle major customer-driven changes in the car retail market, Møller Mobility Group has modernised IT infrastructure and developed several business critical applications. High speed delivery is often needed to succeed.

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Danish Customs and Tax Administration

The platform of the Danish Register of Motor Vehicles is one of the most successful, digitalised and user-friendly solutions among national public services. It has reinvented ways to handle drivers licenses, distribute license plates and collect tax.

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Oslo Municipality

Oslo Local Authority has high ambitions for a digitalised society, introducing modern digital public services on an ongoing basis. The goal is that all digitizable public services will be fully digitised, necessitating a high degree of citizen involvement.