Factlines' digital solution and expertise make supply chain mapping efficient by supporting the entire process, from requirements and code of conduct to risk analysis, follow-up, and dialogue. Our mission and vision: We are dedicated to helping businesses manage CSR compliance in their supply chains. Our web-based solutions, and execution services, ease the burden for our customers and turn their efforts into value. We unite supply chains into a meaningful symbiotic collaboration, empowering both a better world and increased profit. CSR Reporting: Secure and time-saving solution for meeting the Socially Responsible Public Procurement (SRPP) criteria for non-financial reporting. Supply Chain Management: Follow each supplier and sub-supplier individually at as many levels as you want. Maintain information on every actor in the chain and share it securely. Contract Management: Manage the risks, and keep track of all the compulsory documentation, statistics, contracts' expiration dates, and other qualification documents. Contact us: info@factlines.com

Apotek 1 er Norges største apotekkjede og vi er i stadig vekst. Hos oss jobber ca. 3500 dedikerte medarbeidere, og vi er også landets største farmasøytiske arbeidsgiver. Vi har en stolt kultur med klare ambisjoner om alltid å leve opp til vårt slagord 'Vår kunnskap - din trygghet' i våre kundemøter. Kompetanse og kvalitet er kjernen for vår virksomhet, og derfor er faglig og personlig videreutvikling av våre medarbeidere helt sentralt i kjeden. I Apotek 1 er vi opptatt av å etterleve våre verdier som er: pålitelig, frisk, engasjert og nær. Vi bestreber at dette skal prege alle ansatte, alle beslutninger, alle handlinger og alle mål i selskapet. Apotek 1 Gruppen AS er eiet av den tyske Phoenix-gruppen. Servicekontor og distribusjonsenhet ligger på Lørenskog i Akershus. Vi er landets største leverandør av legemidler pakket i multidose, samt legemidler og tjenester til kommunehelsetjenesten, blant annet legemiddelgjennomganger.

Fjelltopp Media's main focus lies in the development of our main product Byndle. Byndle gathers data from over 30 different Norwegian data sources and bundles them together. This is then served to our customers via a user-friendly interface, which leads to businesses having the opportunity to make data-driven decisions. Byndle is our main product, and it was launched in late 2019. We are now looking for people to help us grow into new areas and continue making this an even greater product. We have many concepts in the loop, and a good client base to work with, as well as a widespread team to help us reach our goals. We are seeking new development-driven tech enthusiasts that want to take part in our journey.

Automated company creation, job search and recruitment dojob operates the web portal dojob.com, a platform for aspiring entrepreneurs, job seekers and investors, which enables the simple one-click establishment and management of a company, also providing a means for financing, assistance from mentors or peers, legal advice and recruitment.

Sensar Marine is set out to revolutionize the boating industry. Using the latest sensor and wireless technology we will improve safety at sea, protect the boat when not in use and give boat owners and their families peace of mind wherever they are. Sensar Marine makes products designed to improve the relationship between a boat and its owner. Our flagship product is a boat monitoring system designed specifically for use in boats, which could run 24/7, 365 days a year without draining boat batteries. Our service has introduced a way for boaters to monitor their boats from their mobile phones, and be notified when their boat needs attention. To date, SmartBoat One has been installed in thousands of boats of all types, in harbors around the world.

Think Outside is now Mitta AS, a subsidiary fully owned by Mitta Oy. Mitta will be offering geodata monitoring and measurement services to the Norwegian market, bridging the growth of the Finnish and Swedish Mitta companies to new Norwegian customers. For us at Mitta, accurate and reliable positioning is extremely important, as it is a basic prerequisite for spatial information. High-quality input data means cost-effectiveness in design, construction and monitoring, regardless of the customer's industry. Mitta is the market leader as a producer and processor of terrain information in the infrastructure sector in Finland and Sweden. Our customers operate in the construction value chain from design to production.

Lawo Lab is a startup company based out of a small town in the south of Norway with an international aim. Started by 4 main founders in 2018, our goal is to innovate and improve solutions for our clients. With a wide base of experience from several types of industries we offer a new look at old problems. Core business is software development and hardware prototyping with the capability to initiate projects from start to finish in house.

Sine Delta is re-shaping the wind industry and revolutionising the world of power generation. We are on a mission to “make the most innovative tech” to solve energy problems. Sine Delta is developing for the market: A ground-breaking patented renewable energy turbine that works in all 360 degrees whilst storing energy for on demand use, using a combination of skilled engineering, industrial design and biomimetics to deliver a fascinating and unique design. The company headquarters is located in Stavanger, Norway.

With our breakthrough apps we are changing how the e-commerce industry captures and publishes images. Autopix puts the photo studio in the pocket of users making the publishing process more efficient and user friendly. With our smartphone technology you no longer need to hire expensive photographers. Simply allow our photo guide to help you take professional photos at a fraction of the cost. We are an ambitious team, focused on building user friendly and efficient tools with expected revenue between 11-13 MNok in 2021. We currently work in close collaboration with some of the biggest names in Norway, which include - Varner Group, XXL, Holzweiler, Høyer, Tradesolution, and many other well-known companies. Our offices are at Startup Lab in Oslo’s Science Park, one of the leading tech hubs in Scandinavia.

Parallelo er et teknologiselskap som hjelper arkitekter og utbyggere å designe bedre boliger – raskere. Boligbransjen er blant de minst digitaliserte næringene i verden. Hvert bygg tegnes fra grunnen av, og avgjørende beslutninger om leilighetsmiks, markedspotensial og bærekraft tas ofte uten reelle data. Parallelo endrer dette. Gjennom avanserte algoritmer genererer og optimaliserer Parallelo komplette leilighetsplaner på sekunder. Plattformen lar arkitekter og utviklere jobbe tettere sammen, utforske flere alternativer - og har dokumentert å gi prosjekter bedre arealutnyttelse, lavere CO₂-avtrykk og typisk 10 - 15 % høyere prosjektverdi. Vi jobber tett sammen med Coera, Nordens raskest voksende arkitektkontor, for å utvikle og teste løsninger i reelle prosjekter. Som utvikler i Parallelo får du jobbe side om side med arkitekter, designere og planleggere – med kort vei fra kode til faktisk verdi. I Parallelo tror vi på More Room to Play – en kultur med frihet, tillit og høyt tempo. Du får frihet til å utforske nye ideer, jobbe fra hvor du vil, og være med på å forme hvordan fremtidens boliger og byer blir til.

Encryptia is developing an education in programming to help young people below 30 year to get an education and a job, with starting to play a game.(our course) Many young people are not in education or employees (NEETS), they are sitting at home and gaming. The lack of IT developers are increasing. We are working with UN Sustainability Goals no 8 and 10, to help more young people back to work, and to cover the gap of IT developers in Norway and the Nordic. Encryptia is togheter with seven young adults below 30, building a solution like a game. Made by gamers for gamers- to be motivated, fun and fast way of learning. The founder of Encryptia has a background from large tech Companies in Norway. Working with recruitment and employer branding, she learned that the lack of IT developers was and will remain a growing problem in the future. At the same time, her son was without a job and education and spent a lot of time in front of the PC screen. Then the idea was born,that also solves some socially critical problems. (more IT developers and more young people >30 year back to work)

Scandinavias largest selection of Christmas sweaters! We design and sell Christmas sweaters, pyjamas, suits, socks and other Christmas items, and sell them in our webshops in 6 different countries. In addition to webshops we have pop up ships in Norway before Christmas. We are expanding every year with new product lines, and are always looking for fun clothing!

Why should the sick patient travel and wait, to see the healthy doctor? We use new technology to reintroduce the doctor house call, offering a platform to connect patients with doctors in the same area. Patients can see a qualified doctor in the comfort of their home, when it suits them. Doctors can manage their own time, and have the admin support they need to focus their time on the patients. Hjemmelegene opened for patient visits in the summer of 2017, and has experienced strong traction from customers already, and major media attention from leading newspapers in Norway such as VG, Dagbladet and Finansavisen. The team consists of of seven entrepreneurs with broad medical, design, IT and business experience, and a proven record with stellar companies such as kolonial.no and Nabobil.

Sevendof is building the drone infrastructure of the future. We seek to make drones available as a service to help solve problems such as inspection, mapping, and search and rescue. To accomplish this, we're building a network of stations housing long-range drones capable of carrying out missions automatically, without humans in the field. With Sevendof's drone infrastructure, different users will be able to use the same drones to solve different use-cases, which will allow us to improve the availability and reduce operational costs for each user. Our mission is to make drones a safe and positive tool to help solve important problems in a scalable manner.

GreenStock’s cloud-based platform streamlines logistics for the reuse of building materials. Organisations can use the platform internally to map available materials in existing buildings and leftovers from building projects in a database for reuse in future construction projects. This will reduce carbon emissions as well as overall building costs. In future, GreenStock will be offered as a digital marketplace connecting buyers and sellers of reclaimed materials to reduce waste in commercial and residential construction projects. Concrete benefits Streamlined management of building materials can reduce construction waste, while cutting the costs associated with wasting new materials. GreenStock’s digital platform enables users to save materials, manage transport and storage, and gather documentation about the materials. It also provides data on the carbon reductions and financial savings generated through use of the platform. Materials that can generally be recycled from construction sites include steel and concrete elements, aluminium, untreated timber, cardboard, paint and plastics. Leftover materials may include complete products, such as doors, windows, insulation, flooring and technical equipment. Market potential GreenStock has completed development of the beta version of the platform and is testing it together with building developers. A fully developed solution for a public marketplace will be available by the end of 2020. The company is a member of NTNU Accel, an accelerator programme at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). GreenStock is targeting the Norwegian construction market which represent an annual revenue of NOK 466 billion (roughly USD 53.4 billion), Norway’s largest building suppliers which represent an annual revenue of NOK 29 billion (roughly USD 3.3 billion), as well as the home renovation market representing NOK 76 billion (roughly USD 8.7 billion). Around 10 per cent of materials from all building projects in Norway have the potential for direct reuse.