Industry

Government & Public Administration

Digital and spatial systems for institutions responsible for territory, public services, regulation and citizens.

Industry challenge

Connect fragmented information to the territory and the people who use it

Public institutions often work across registers, departments and legacy applications that were created for different purposes and at different times. The result can be duplicated data, inconsistent records, limited interoperability and procedures that are difficult to follow across organizational boundaries.

MapSoft approaches these assignments from the operating context first: which institutions and users are involved, which data are authoritative, where location matters, which services must be available internally or to the public, and how the system has to evolve after initial delivery.

MapSoft

One industry context. Two engineering pillars.

Geospatial Data

Spatial data for the real environment

National, regional and municipal spatial data foundations, including orthophoto, terrain models and structured topographic or administrative data.
Spatial data and analysis for planning, environmental management, public assets and territorial administration.
Reality capture and data production when current information is required before a digital service or registry can be trusted.

Software Engineering

Systems around users and operations

Custom public-sector platforms, registers, geoportals and citizen-facing information services.
Role-based workflows for professional users, administrators and public access, with reporting and content-governance functions.
Data migration and integration across spatial and non-spatial databases, legacy applications and publishing environments.

Integrated perspective

One operational environment when spatial and administrative processes meet

The strongest public-sector assignments are not simply a map beside an administrative database. MapSoft can connect current spatial information, structured registers, role-based applications and controlled publishing into one environment. GIS Vranje demonstrates a client-enabled model in which MapSoft established the platform and initial data environment and City specialists continued publishing thematic content; Herceg Novi connects high-resolution geospatial production with solar analytics and an operational Web GIS.

Typical outcomes

What the work should enable.

Reliable information base

Current spatial and administrative information organized for everyday institutional use.

Digital workflows

Clearer processes for editing, publishing, reporting and controlled access.

Interoperable services

Data prepared for exchange between departments, systems and public-facing channels.

Long-term use

Deployment, training, maintenance and client self-service models where required.

Development and production deployment of Montenegro's national Open Data Portal, including legacy-data migration, role-based administration, multilingual access, data visualization, DCAT interoperability, user documentation, training and transition to support.

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Government & Public Administration

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