Omegapoint in Gothenburg was hired to build an internet-based service together with the customer with the goal of visualizing customers' waste containers, container status, waste statistics, and the Environmental Benefit function.

Renova is an environmental company owned by ten municipalities in the Gothenburg region, and works with collecting, sorting, handling and recycling waste. Customers range from municipalities to property owners and industry to the construction industry. One of Renova's most important missions is to actively work for and develop all aspects of sustainability and Renova's role in the value chain.

The big challenge for Renova was to solve how all information about the waste process would be visualized and how customers would be able to access and use the information.

In the portal, customers can now see, among other things, environmental and recycling aspects of their waste, such as:.

• how long can an apartment be heated when their combustible waste becomes district heating

• how many new moving boxes can be made from their corrugated cardboard waste.

”"When we were hired by Renova, they had experience of how difficult it can be to get a good digital solution for their customers. Renova had high environmental goals and enormous amounts of data but had not found a way to digitize this for the benefit of customers and partners," says Peo Strand, Business Manager Omegapoint Gothenburg.

Omegapoint has extensive experience in user challenges, understanding design to create behavioral changes, and working in Agile processes. Omegapoint's experience and expertise have been crucial in helping Renova achieve its goal of becoming best in class in digitalization. The result of the project is that Renova's customer portal has been nominated for the "Sustainable Project of the Year" award by CIO magazine.

”"We are of course happy and proud to have had the privilege and trust to support Renova on this journey," concludes Peo Strand.

”"We have built a customer portal with the basic idea of helping our customers manage their sustainability work easier and smarter - from the number of containers and follow-ups to manage sustainability work as part of daily operations, to sustainability reports. We deliver beautiful information that should be easy to manage and not take long," says Mikael Borgman, CIO at Renova.

For more information about the nomination please visit: https://cio.event.idg.se

For further information please contact:

Thomas Ahlerup

Vice President Communications

Omegapoint Group AB

Government Street 56

111 56 Stockholm

E-mail: thomas.ahlerup@omegapoint.se

Mobile +46–768 966 300

Phone: +46–8 545 106 90

Please visit us atwww.omegapoint.se

About Omegapoint Group AB

Omegapoint Group AB is an expert consultant in information security and secure application development, as well as a leading provider of Cyber Security solutions. Omegapoint was founded in 2001 and is 60 percent owned by the staff and 40 percent by the venture capital company PRIVEQ.

Omegapoint is a leading supplier to Nordic companies and organizations in industries such as healthcare, pharmaceuticals, banking and finance, insurance, media, telecom and automotive. Omegapoint also works with strategic assignments within government organizations and for the defense sector.

We help our customers digitize their business operations and quickly develop secure and efficient systems, processes and businesses. Omegapoint is most useful where technology develops business operations and where system development and security meet.

Omegapoint had sales of SEK 351.4 million in 2017 and operating profit before goodwill amortization was SEK 31.9 million.

Omegapoint has offices in Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö and Umeå and employs approximately 300 people.

Please visit us at: www.omegapoint.se

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About Renova

Renova is the leading environmental group in Western Sweden in the waste and recycling industry. The group consists of two companies. Renova AB – which works with the municipalities' directly assigned assignments and Renova Mijö AB, which competes with other companies for assignments from companies, businesses and municipalities.

In 2017, approximately 1,480,000 tons of waste were processed, of which more than 90 percent went to material or energy recycling. The group has a turnover of approximately SEK 1.2 billion, has 780 employees and is owned by ten municipalities: Ale, Gothenburg, Härryda, Kungälv, Lerum, Mölndal, Partille, Tjörn, Stenungsund and Öckerö.

www.renova.se