AS “Latvijas valsts meži” is implementing an IT export challenge in Sweden

The geospatial info expertise platform “LVM GEO” developed by JSC “Latvijas valsts meži” (LVM) was launched within the first half of this 12 months within the Swedish state actual property administration “Statens fæketsverk” (SFV ).

That is the primary LVM GEO platform implementation challenge in Sweden, in addition to the most important and most advanced challenge carried out overseas thus far. In Sweden, the LVM GEO platform has been modified beneath the title “SkogsGEO” or “Forest GEO”, and is already utilized by the workers of the SFV forest administration division for his or her every day work, leaving to fairly just a few earlier options. In the course of the challenge, each the WEB answer for property monitoring and work planning and management, in addition to the cell app for accumulating knowledge in nature, had been tailored to the consumer’s wants. The mandatory integration with info expertise (IT) techniques of state and native authorities establishments can be ensured. The best to terminate the contract with SFV was obtained by a young supply.

“As quickly as we undertook the implementation of the challenge, we knew it will not be straightforward. Many necessities, unknown legislative norms, integration of techniques with third-party options, tight deadlines and person expectations – all this created extra rigidity. to the success of the challenge there may be profitable communication, which was established in pleasant and mutually supportive.

We’re already receiving the primary suggestions and invites to collaborate with different organizations as effectively, so we’re happy with what has been completed much more.”

Katrīna Amerika, Director of LVM Enterprise Programs Options, admits. At present, LVM is actively persevering with to work on different IT export tasks, presently finishing some tasks in Estonia, however future nations and export markets are additionally on establish them within the firm’s growth plans.

The publication was made in collaboration with the Forest Improvement Fund.