Best Computer Consulting Oslo Near Me

4worldlovers: Computas is a Nordic provider of IT solutions and consulting. We deliver value-adding solutions for the public benefit to both public and private sectors. With our 35 years of experience with system and application development, we are one of the leading experts in the Nordic market on cloud solutions, AI and machine learning.

For many years, Uloba has struggled with unsuitable systems for user support and local server operation. With the help of Computas, the organization has now put in place new user support systems in the cloud.

Computas helped Wash World minimize reporting time with automatic reporting using Google's Big Query.


Cloud Strategy to help Rambøll make better use of data

The Danish consultancy and engineering company Rambøll is in the process of transitioning to a multi cloud strategy and has asked Computas to assist in the process. The expectation is to ensure better data management - and create a foundation for making more use of data and artificial intelligence in the future.


We deliver value-creating and socially beneficial solutions to both the public and private sectors, and have particular expertise in public administration, justice, supervision, health, logistics, oil and gas. We work with everything from apps that save lives and award-winning case management solutions, to data analysis, artificial intelligence and comprehensive, cloud-based innovation projects.

Together with High Performance Computing-experts Techila Technologies, Computas will based on the OCRE-framework agreement, enable research and education environments across 9 countries to utilize, simplify and streamline their work in the cloud.

Astri Marie Ravnaas and Magne Solberg joins the Computas board of directors

Computas is preparing for further growth and has expanded its board of directors with two external representatives. “With these two board members on the team, we are even better equipped for our further work of developing beneficial solutions both for the public and private sector,” said chair of the board, John Nyheim.