Industry

Transportation & Logistics

Spatial data and operational software for transport infrastructure, mobility and fleet workflows.

Industry challenge

Connect transport infrastructure, field reality and operational processes

Transport organisations need accurate information about long corridors and structures, but they also depend on operational systems that coordinate vehicles, people, maintenance and reporting. These are different problems, and MapSoft addresses them with different capability mixes rather than forcing every transport assignment into one type of solution.

For roads and railways, MapSoft’s experience is centred on engineering geospatial foundations: mapping, control networks, terrain and topographic products, construction support and land-related processes. In operational fleet management, the MapSoft–Mobile Solutions group has delivered workflow-driven enterprise software at nationwide organisational scale.

MapSoft

One industry context. Two engineering pillars.

Geospatial Data

Spatial evidence for the real environment

  • Airborne and mobile mapping of road and railway corridors, combined with terrestrial engineering survey where required.
  • Geodetic networks, topographic and terrain products, setting-out, monitoring and expropriation support for infrastructure projects.
  • Structured 3D and GIS/BIM-ready data for design, documentation and future infrastructure information workflows.
Software Engineering

Systems around users and operations

  • Enterprise and operational systems for vehicles, drivers, requests, travel orders, maintenance, fuel and reporting.
  • Role-based workflows and organisational structures that translate transport or fleet procedures into controlled digital processes.
  • Data integration and reporting where operational information needs to move between users, departments and existing systems.
Integrated perspective

Two complementary forms of transport-sector evidence

MapSoft’s transport portfolio demonstrates both physical-infrastructure and operational-system capability. Novi Sad–Ruma, Belgrade–Niš and the Belgrade Bypass prove corridor and engineering delivery. The EPS Fleet Management / MobTrack:24 reference demonstrates a different capability: digitising vehicle and travel-order processes across a complex nationwide organisation while preserving the contractual MapSoft–Mobile Solutions delivery boundary.

Typical outcomes

What the work should enable.

01

Current corridor data

Reliable geometry and terrain for design, construction and infrastructure decisions.

02

Controlled engineering reference

Networks and surveying workflows that keep multiple work packages spatially consistent.

03

Operational visibility

Digital fleet and process data structured around users, approvals, maintenance and reporting.

04

Connected information

Spatial and operational data prepared for integration rather than isolated project outputs.

Transportation & Logistics

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