For more than 50 years, KMD has worked with society's digitalization. We are very aware of the challenges faced by the public sector and are working to guarantee that:
- IT infrastructure is consistent and transparent
- We are using a modular approach, you may "develop as you go"
- Data, deliverables, and legislation are all protected by security measures
- For ministries and municipal governments, field-specific systems are being developed
- We are using data from several entities to supply an easily accessible foundation for decision-making at all levels
Welfare
Welfare Must be Supported by Digitalization
The combined local public authorities' digitalization strategy lays out the path for how digitization may help people: the entire public sector needs to improve at coordinating, exchanging, and reusing data across sectors. Centralization and collaboration in terms of organization must pave the path for improved service quality at lower prices.
We continue to take on responsibility for society's challenging digital duties at KMD.
Digital infrastructure
Navigate Digital Changes Safely
For the same amount of money, a highly digital landscape can deliver significant benefits such as data re-use, increased welfare, efficient IT tendering procedures, and more digitalization. However, to thrive, a solid foundation of digital infrastructure is needed, and this is where we, as one of Denmark’s top IT vendors, contribute under the following headings:
- Increased corporate transparency through a comprehensive overview and data-driven decision support across the company
- The foundation for enhanced collaboration inside the local government, across local governments, and across sectors, as well as effective self-service choices for citizens and businesses
Our Trademarks
We Share Your Agenda
Denmark has one of the world's best-run, most efficient, and digitalized public sectors. For more than 50 years, KMD has been a part of the journey, and we continue to invest heavily in the development of Danish welfare, from digital infrastructure to citizen-centric welfare.
Our trademarks include open systems, solid infrastructure, and a prominent level of security, all of which are based on our extensive knowledge of government operations.
Therefore, we welcome strategic, cross-sectional, shared management, and co-creation collaborations. We have already completed several challenging IT projects in the Danish public sector, and we have the experience and strength to see your projects through to completion.
