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Contract award: tpg Geneva
T-Kartor has won a four year contract with tpg (transports publics genevois) Geneva to automate the production of stop specific passenger information. The first phase will involve the redesign of bus and tram stop maps showing routes serving nearby stops. All maps will then be managed and ordered via our online portal. The system will […]
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T-Kartor opens a new office in Oslo
Proving T-Kartor’s continuous ambition to be close to our customers, we are happy to announce the opening of our office in Oslo. Tore Brenden joined T-Kartor at the end of 2022 as the CEO of T-Kartor AS. He will be responsible for our Norwegian customers and for further developing the Norwegian organisation. Tore has vast […]
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T-Kartor at Musikhjälpen 2022
Under the theme “For a safer childhood on the run from war” Musikhjälpen started December 12 in Gothenburg. Over 54 million Swedish kronor was donated to the fundraiser during the week. The International orienteering federation (IOF), which is sponsored by T-Kartor, supported Musikhjälpen with a labyrinth experience, where visitors could explore orienteering.
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Contract award: Auckland Transport
To support New Zealand’s largest ever transport infrastructure project, the City Rail Link, T-Kartor is redesigning Auckland Transport’s entire suite of customer-facing maps. Together with our partner Jug Cerović, T-Kartor will create clear, unified mapping to promote the use of public transport.
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New collaboration with the worlds best orienteerer Tove Alexandersson
T-Kartor is the new partner on Tove´s side to support her developing even higher performances. Tove’s name is well known in the Nordic countries. She has excellent skills in using a map to find the best way between check points. It doesn´t matter if they are in the city or in the forest, if it´s […]
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GIMS success at CWIX
Together with the Norwegian Armed Forces our revolutionary platform GIMS passed the FMN (Federated Mission Networking) Spiral 4 test level in NATOs yearly interoperability exercise CWIX in June 2022. GIMS was accredited up to Top Secret and NATO Secret in 2016 and has been constantly developing since then.
