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Farmable is a technology company focused on transforming the way farmers collect, organize, and utilize their agricultural data. Co-founded in 2018 by Norway's largest fruit farm and a digital venture fund, Farmable develops user-friendly mobile solutions tailored for horticulture, particularly in fruit and tree crops. The company's platform allows field operators, farm managers, and agronomists to efficiently track and document daily farming operations, such as spraying, fertilizing, and harvesting. This data collection generates a comprehensive database that simplifies reporting to regulatory authorities and marketing organizations, ultimately enhancing crop productivity and irrigation processes. In 2021, Farmable plans to introduce an e-commerce solution, allowing its user community to purchase additional agricultural products and services.

Svenn is a software company that provides resource and work planning, project management, quality assurance, health, safety and environment, and timekeeping for the construction industry. Its mobile-first platform supports collaboration and streamlined operations for small to mid-size builders, offering tailored processes and an integrated suite that covers planning, execution, quality control, safety compliance, and time tracking, helping clients manage projects efficiently and operate profitably across the DACH region and Nordic markets.

Ardoq AS, established in 2013 and headquartered in Oslo, Norway, with offices in New York, London, and Copenhagen, specializes in developing solutions to document and visualize complex computer systems. Its flagship product, Ardoq, combines textual documentation with interactive visualizations, offering features such as automatic visualization generation, real-time collaboration, and model-based documentation. Ardoq serves a wide range of professionals, including business users, developers, project managers, and stakeholders, empowering them to understand interdependencies, plan changes, and make data-driven decisions. The platform enables the entire organization to contribute to documentation, fostering a collaborative environment for digital transformation.

Farmable is a technology company focused on transforming the way farmers collect, organize, and utilize their agricultural data. Co-founded in 2018 by Norway's largest fruit farm and a digital venture fund, Farmable develops user-friendly mobile solutions tailored for horticulture, particularly in fruit and tree crops. The company's platform allows field operators, farm managers, and agronomists to efficiently track and document daily farming operations, such as spraying, fertilizing, and harvesting. This data collection generates a comprehensive database that simplifies reporting to regulatory authorities and marketing organizations, ultimately enhancing crop productivity and irrigation processes. In 2021, Farmable plans to introduce an e-commerce solution, allowing its user community to purchase additional agricultural products and services.

Nofence is a Norwegian ag-tech company that has developed a patented virtual fencing system for livestock management. The system uses solar-powered GPS collars to define pastures via smartphone or tablet, enabling real-time monitoring and notifications. This innovative solution aims to enhance global food security by optimizing land use and increasing pasture productivity.

Farmable is a technology company focused on transforming the way farmers collect, organize, and utilize their agricultural data. Co-founded in 2018 by Norway's largest fruit farm and a digital venture fund, Farmable develops user-friendly mobile solutions tailored for horticulture, particularly in fruit and tree crops. The company's platform allows field operators, farm managers, and agronomists to efficiently track and document daily farming operations, such as spraying, fertilizing, and harvesting. This data collection generates a comprehensive database that simplifies reporting to regulatory authorities and marketing organizations, ultimately enhancing crop productivity and irrigation processes. In 2021, Farmable plans to introduce an e-commerce solution, allowing its user community to purchase additional agricultural products and services.

Founded in Norway in 2010, Documaster designs and develops records and document management software solutions for businesses and organizations worldwide. Its flagship product, Documaster, enables users to store, classify, find documents, and integrate with existing tools. The company also offers services like Decommissioning for legacy system consolidation and Digitisation for bringing paper-based archives online. With headquarters in Oslo and offices across Europe, Documaster aims to reduce costs and simplify work processes while ensuring long-term data accessibility.

Farmable is a technology company focused on transforming the way farmers collect, organize, and utilize their agricultural data. Co-founded in 2018 by Norway's largest fruit farm and a digital venture fund, Farmable develops user-friendly mobile solutions tailored for horticulture, particularly in fruit and tree crops. The company's platform allows field operators, farm managers, and agronomists to efficiently track and document daily farming operations, such as spraying, fertilizing, and harvesting. This data collection generates a comprehensive database that simplifies reporting to regulatory authorities and marketing organizations, ultimately enhancing crop productivity and irrigation processes. In 2021, Farmable plans to introduce an e-commerce solution, allowing its user community to purchase additional agricultural products and services.

Founded in Norway in 2010, Documaster designs and develops records and document management software solutions for businesses and organizations worldwide. Its flagship product, Documaster, enables users to store, classify, find documents, and integrate with existing tools. The company also offers services like Decommissioning for legacy system consolidation and Digitisation for bringing paper-based archives online. With headquarters in Oslo and offices across Europe, Documaster aims to reduce costs and simplify work processes while ensuring long-term data accessibility.