The city of Reykjavík collaborates with SOFTIQ's experts on public and government projects.

One such project in the field of education involves the development of an application for parents who want to enroll their children in school. This application aims to replace the traditional paper-based enrollment process with an efficient electronic system.

In the Welfare domain, an application has been developed to support people with disabilities. They can now conveniently schedule consultations with officials via the application.

These initiatives demonstrate the City of Reykjavík's commitment to improve the efficiency and accessibility of public services.

A new IT department has been set up with the City of Reykjavik's new digitalisation process.

The aim of the project is to provide user-centred services and reduce the amount of paper used when submitting applications.

The system has been designed to be fully integrated and combined with other systems. It aims to make it easier for citizens to access services by allowing them to submit applications, book consultations and then be assigned to the most appropriate advisor. The main objective is to optimize the registration of requests and applications and to make the flow of information about the services offered more efficient.

The SCRUM methodology was used for the projects for the city of Reykjavík.

The client provided most of the design, requirements and other briefing materials. A process was developed in extensive joint workshops and brainstorming sessions and all functions were then implemented smoothly.

• Better access to services and information for citizens
• Better working conditions for employees and consultants at Reykjavik City Hall
• Reduced paper consumption
• A system that can be integrated with many other systems in one place
• Improved efficiency and speed when submitting applications