By using Kogenta’s technology and a privacy coherent method for collecting travel and movement data from Norstat’s panel members, the two companies offer high quality survey data enriched with valuable geolocation data.
A brand-new research project aims to create a simpler and more fair ticketing system for you and me. Kogenta has teamed up with Kristiania University College, Ruter (public transportation company serving the greater Oslo region) and Nordland County Municipality. With their ongoing research project, they are working on how to eliminate ticket frustration in public transport. The project has received support from the Research Council of Norway.
Recently the Be-Insight project team started a pilot in Bodø, Norway, to gather valuable data for further research.
Tønsberg municipality uses this technology to provide their citizens with relevant, personalised and direct information – at the right time and place. The solution provides the foundation for sending relevant push messages based on location to everyone who has downloaded the app and given consents to notifications.
Tech company Kogenta has entered into a cooperation with Origo Group in Sweden. This opens up new markets, while also expanding the existing offerings to existing and new customers.