If you want the attention of Danish municipalities, the Digitalization Fair in Odense is the right place to go! This was the main lesson four employees of Uptime Denmark learned during the public sector day of the fair on October 3, as the international development company participated at the fair for the first time.
Uptime Development A/S, our office in Denmark developed a new car sharing app together with Nabogo. App can be used in different places to improve public transport with supporting organized ridesharing.
For Uptime group and for Uptime Development A/S in Denmark, it is usual that we develop new products and software thinking together with startups and companies, helping them to adapt software exactly to their business models.
Nabogo is a private company, the solution has done together with Vejle municipality and company have sold the solution to several others. The new app will complement the bus connections for the citizens of Smidstrup.
Following is an article from TVS by Anne Bolding published here with their permission.
Taxitech ordered a taxi app from Uptime, which would bring the convenience of ride sharing services to the traditional taxi business and which must be attractive enough to make people start to use a traditional taxi service more often.
Every summer, Uptime asks customers how they have been satisfied with their cooperation so far and also asks for comments on possible areas for improvement.
Reimo, a job shadow from Tallinn Technical University Taltech visited the Uptime Tallinn office to see one of the project manager’s usual working days. He finished the day with a positive impression, and does not doubt any more whether the project manager’s job could be suitable for him – certainly it is, but he would like to be more familiar with various aspects. His next practice may answer further questions.
It’s no secret that in IT, employee mobility is frequent and good developers are attracted to better conditions by other companies. But Uptime has remained a permanent job for 25 people who have been here for five years or more. It´s a tradition to bring together “old people” every spring to do something exciting together.
On Saturday at 12 noon, nearly 15,000 bath ducks will be taken to the Kadriorg Park Duck Rally – this is the record of all times comparing to previous years charity rally. Among others, the Great Duck with the Uptime logo is also participating to support the Estonian Association of Parents of Children with Cancer. Uptime has been participating in Duck Rally for the second year.
The Estonian IT company Uptime, operating in Estonia, Norway, Denmark and Switzerland, acquired the GateOne software development company in North Macedonia, expanding to the market there.
The main purpose of the transaction is to find additional strength for international projects in the form of experienced developers in Northern Macedonia and to be represented in the region.
In Uptime’s office we welcomed a job shadow from Põlva Gymnasium who wanted to use the opportunity to make sure that working as a software developer is the right future course for him.
Tenth grade student Toomas is very interested in computers, robots, and information technology in general. So, it seemed to him a good idea to come to see what the work of programmers is like.
