Basarsoft Information Technologies

COMPANY PROFILE

Contact Information & Offices:

Ankara HQ: Ehlibeyt Mah.

Ceyhun Atif Kansu Cd No:114

Bayraktar Center A Blok Kat 12

Cankaya, Ankara, TURKEY

Istanbul: Barbaros

Mah. Kayacan Sok.

No:15

Atasehir/Istanbul,

TURKEY

Technopolis: METU

Teknokent, Gumus

(Silver) Blocks, Z:4,

METU/Ankara, TURKEY

:+(90)-312-4737080, :+(90)-216-3247080

:+(90)-312-4739180 :+(90)-216-4112809

www.basarsoft.com

Brief Company Information:

Basarsoft’s primary working area is building Geographical Information System

(GIS) solutions, mainly with MapInfo technology, and was founded in 1997.

Basarsoft is now the MapInfo distributor in Turkey and a solution center for the middle-

east partners and has a well-established partner channel in Turkey also to deliver solutions

in MapInfo and related geographic technology.

Basarsoft delivers many industry-specific solutions to government agencies and private

companies. Basarsoft’s main activities are navigable map production, infrastructure

information systems, field data collection, turnkey customized GIS solutions, GIS Software

sales, training courses for product users, and integrated mapping applications.

Basarsoft has 3 offices: The headquarters in the capital city of Ankara, focusing mainly on

government solutions; the Istanbul branch, focusing on private sector clients; and the

Technopolis office, focusing on research and development. Basarsoft has delivered many

solutions in Turkey and the Middle East.

In 2014, Basarsoft has risen to the level of regional distributor for Pitney Bowes Business

Intelligence Software, covering the region from the Balkans and North Africa to Central

Asia and the Middle East.

Enterprise Utility Network GIS Solutions:

Basarsoft has developed nationwide projects for Telecom Wireline, Electricity, Natural Gas,

Water Distribution companies.

Custom Tailored GIS Solutions:

Basarsoft has developed the first GIS system for The Turkish Post Office, and the Ministries

of Health, Transportation, Education and Energy.

Navigation Maps & Solutions:

Basarsoft has been active in the Navigation sector since 2003. Basarsoft has continually

developed navigable maps and local navigation software for industrial use with server

connected functionality. Today, Basarsoft has the most extensive and up-to-date map

coverage for Turkey, covering whole urban, rural and centers of tourism. The local software

called Yolbil, has begun to be used by police departments in Turkey, utility and retail

companies with server side communication capabilities. Also the first fully integrated

Navigation system for Blind persons build with Yolbil SDK.

KEY STAFF:

Basarsoft has more than 350 staff. Some of the key staff members are as follows.

No Name Profession Position Since

1 Mr. Alim Kucukpehlivan BSc. Computer E.,MBA CEO 1997

2 Mr. Tuncay Kucukpehlivan MSc, BSc. Elec.Eltro. E. Vice Manager 1997

3 Mr. Ahmet Dabanli BSc. Enviro E, MSc.GIS Vice Manager 1997

4 Mr. Abdullah Efe BSc, City Planning Istanbul Project Dept 1998

5 Mr. Baris Engin BSc. Elec & Comp Eng SW Solutions Advisor 2001

6 Mr. Mehmet Ciftci BSc. Computer Eng Chief Of SW Developers 2005

7 Mr. Alper Degirmenci BSc. Computer Eng Chief Of R&D 2006

8 Mr. Yalcin Ozturk BSc. Geography Chief Of Navigation Data 2005

9 Ms. Zeynep Aci BSc. Mining Eng Chief Of Projects 2007

10 Mr. Caglayan Ozdemir BSc. Geological Eng Chief Of Field Operations 2005

11 Mr. Yalcin Ozdemir BSc. in Enviro. Eng GIS Expert 2005

12 Mr. Engin Yegnidemir BSc. Computer Eng Senior GIS Programmer 2007

13 Ms. Necla Agirman BSc. Computer Eng Telco GIS Solutions 2007

14 Mr. Gazi Kaynak BSc. Geological Eng GIS Expert in Data 2007

15 Mr. Can Yagar BSc Management 3D GIS Expert 2006

16 Mr. Emrah Yilmaz BSc. Computer Eng R&D Projects Director 2009

17 Mr. Ilker Gurcan MSc. Computer Eng Java & Android Dev. 2009

18 Ms. Derya Bozdag Surveying Tech. Utility Sector Sales 2010

19 Mr. Selim Satici BSc. & MSc. Geo. Eng Project Supervisor 2014

20 Mr. Greg Hammonds BSc. Psychology Int. Projects Supervisor 2013

21 Ms. Ayse Yazgin BSc. Mining E.MSc.GIS Int. Projects Support 2014

Awards

Basarsoft has been listed in the Deloitte FAST50 Turkey (Fastest Growing ITC

Companies, 2009 to present), Deloitte FAST500 EMEA (2012), AllWorldNetwork

FAST500 (2013), and National ITC500 (2009 to present).

Basarsoft listed in the Biggest 500 ICT Companies in Turkey from 2010 to 2014

Basarsoft has ranked #10 in size nationally among software companies since 2012

Basarsof was chosen by AllWorld Network for the Arabia Fastest 500 EMEA in 2012.

Utility Solutions & References

1. Navigation

1.1. Garmin, Turkey/Germany

Basarsoft started delivering navigable maps to the Garmin

Distributor in Turkey in January 2007. Basarsoft works with a

Garmin software called MPC to convert the raw navigable maps

into Garmin routable maps. Baytekin is selling the Basarsoft

maps under a local brand called NavCITY along with basemaps

in every handheld Garmin GPS device being sold in Turkey.

Garmin Germany has started selling NavCITY on SD cards, as an

additional option to their NUVI customers in Germany. The maps

are also offered to other European countries where Garmin has

offices and the product will soon be available in other regions

also.

1.2. NavNGo (I-GO), Hungary

Basarsoft contacted the best and most-sold mobile navigation

software company, NavNgo, for a potential map-providing

partnership contract before the CeBIT Hannover event in March

2007. After reviewing and inspecting Basarsoft’s detailed

navigable maps, NavNGo decided to change from their previous

map provider in Turkey. Basarsoft has been delivering maps to

I-GO customers since April 2007. Currently more than 600,000

Navigation licenses are sold per year in Turkey alone.

1.3. Google Maps & Earth (maps.google.com)

The leading Internet company of all time has very well known

map services called Google Earth and Google Maps. Basarsoft

has been selected as the best available data supplier for Turkey,

after thorough evaluations by Google USA. Basarsoft maps are

to be used and will be maintained by us, as long as the Google-

Basarsoft contract is valid.

1.4. Medion, Turkey/Germany

Basarsoft started delivering navigable maps for Medion devices as

Turkey Distributor in January 2008. Devices have been sold in

Germany and in Turkey, and became used by 18,000 taxi drivers in

Istanbul to serve the people living in or visiting the city.

1.5. Navitel, Turkey/ Russia

Basarsoft started delivering navigable maps to Navitel in 2010,

and the company’s navigation devices are sold and used in Turkey

and in Russia.

1.6. Blind Navigation (GörenGöz), Turkey

Basarsoft has developed Seeing Eye, a personal navigation system for people with

visual impairment. Starting from Istanbul and Ankara, the system has been distributed

nationwide in 22 cities for 10,000 people. Seeing Eye provides spoken, turn by turn

navigation and special descriptions. Features include spoken prompts for traffic lights,

the nearest bus/metro/ferry stops, wrong direction warnings, Where Am I?, battery

level, GPS and system status info, and many others specially designed for use by people

with visual impairment.

2. Telecommunication

2.1. Turkish Telecom Country wide Integrated GIS Inventory System, since

1998

Basarsoft developed and actively maintains the largest nationwide

infrastructure GIS solution for Turk Telekom. The project was designed

to centrally store, update and analyze wire line, fiber optic and DSL

infrastructure for entire cities. The network design software is used to

install and update cables, and the monitoring software is used to analyze

the system. There is a central Oracle Database to store spatial data. The

system has 800+ active users (4500+ users overall), connected via 10

application servers.

A similar system has been developed for the Vodafone Cable Company

2.2. Turksat Cable TV, since 2012

Basarsoft has developed custom applications for Turksat

Cable TV & Wireline Internet Customer Infrastructure in 22

metropolitan areas in Turkey (50% of the national

population).

3. Electricity Network Distribution Systems

3.1. KCETAS

KCTAS is the electricity distribution company for the city of

Kayseri and surrounding areas. In 1998 Basarsoft began, as a

subcontractor for KCTAS, to develop GIS software applications

for the use of maps and for the production of analyses and

reports. In 2001 KCTAS decided to try a commercially available

GIS software, but after 5 years of unsuccessful use KCTAS

decided to work again with Basarsoft. In 2007, KCTAS began

using Basarsoft’s MapInfo-based electrical utilities management

software Edabis, and became the first electricity distribution

company in Turkey to integrate its operational data in real time,

including all inventory and customer data. Using desktop and web

versions of Edabis, KCTAS is setting new trends for electricity

distribution companies nationwide, both in daily operations and

in strategic planning.

3.2. SEDAS

SEDAS is the electricity distribution company for the city of

Sakarya and the surrounding region. In 2008, a tender included

MapInfo software for managing customer address data, and as a

logical next step SEDAS decided to use Basarsoft’s MapInfo-

based electrical utilities management software, Edabis, for GIS

integration of their network. Siemens was chosen as the provider

of technology for supervisory control and data acquisition.

Basarsoft incorporated the monitoring component provided by

Siemens into an overall successful integration of the SEDAS

system. SEDAS is using Edabis desktop and web versions, and

has also recently purchased Edabis Field Force Management.

3.3. AYDEM

AYDEM distributes electricity in southwestern Turkey. In a tender

for customer address management, AYDEM successfully used

MapInfo software, and then decided to build on this by using

Basarsoft’s Edabis software throughout the organization.

Network inventory was successfully digitized, and this was

followed by integration with call center operations and field

force management. Integration of these with AYDEM’s

customer information system is now in progress. Basarsoft again

worked with Siemens, which handled the network monitoring

technology component of Basarsoft’s overall GIS integration of

AYDEM’s activities.

3.4. MEDAS

MEDAS delivers electricity in the city of Konya and other parts

of central Turkey. MEDAS has been using MapInfo software since

1998. After privatization, the new management chose to

continue working with MapInfo, and this led to their choice of

Edabis desktop and web applications, which MEDAS continues to

use actively. The adaptability of Basarsoft’s Edabis software was

shown at MEDAS by successful integration with IBM’s Maximo

software for asset management and maintenance.

3.5. AKEDAS

AKEDAS, distributor of electricity in southern Turkey, after a long

period of research and consultation, combined projects for GIS

and supervisory control and data acquisition into one tender.

Currently in this project, Basarsoft is acting as a subcontractor

for Siemens while a foundation of data is being collected.

Basarsoft’s Edabis software has been installed and is beginning

to be used. After the monitoring data are included in GIS

integration, the full capabilities of Edabis will become available,

and this will be supported by training sessions for AKEDAS staff

so they can use the software to its fullest extent.

3.6. CALIK YEDAS

YEDAS, an electricity distributor in northern Turkey, chose SAP

software for organizational use, and also wanted to integrate this

with GIS capability. Basarsoft successfully provided this

integration, with all address procedures being updated via GIS

and synchronized with SAP.

3.7. DEDAS

DEDAS, in southeastern Turkey, hired Basarsoft as a contractor

via a tender in 2014 for GIS software and field data collection.

In only two months, the new system was brought into active

use. In the following two months, integration was achieved for

analysis, automatic metering, and the farmers’ registration

system of the Ministry of Agriculture. Field data collection

continues.

3.8. ARAS EDAS

Aras, an electricity distributor in northeastern Turkey, also

through a tender in 2014 hired Basarsoft as a contractor for

GIS software and field data collection. Basarsoft established

GIS capability within the first two months of the project, and

field data collection is in progress.

3.9. GEDIZ ELEKTRIK

Gediz distributes electricity in western Turkey. Gediz decided

to use GIS software in cooperation with its sister company

Aydem, and began to use Basarsoft’s Edabis software in

September 2014.

3.10. NEDCO

In a tender made by the World Bank, Basarsoft pulled ahead of

its competitors, and with the support of a local firm, won the

contract. Training was provided for the Palestinian partners,

and Edabis desktop was brought into active use.

4. Water Sector and Distribution Network Solutions

4.1. ASKİ: Capital Ankara Water&Sewer Authorty

ASKI, the water distribution authority for the capital Ankara, had more than 4000 digital

as-is maps of the city, at 1/1000 scale in Microstation DGN format in 1996. These CAD files

were converted to MapInfo format, Basarsoft integrated them and developed client based

and web based applications for ASKI. The resulting system was able to track, via Oracle

RDBMS, all the pipes for clean water, waste-water and storm water, and all related

materials, stored at and deployed from ASKI’s central database. ASKI now also uses

MapXtreme, the intranet/internet environment of MapInfo, to open the applications to all

departments within the municipality. Also integrated into the system were ASKI’s water

flow monitoring data from their SCADA equipment and software.

Ankara, as the capital of Turkey, has a population of 4.5 million in the city center, with 1.5

million water customers. With a new tender, 50% of the customers were geocoded and

located on the map to according to their actual locations via office work alone, the

remaining customers being geolocated by a combination of office work and field surveys.

The project, Construction and maintenance departments are using the same GIS

environment integrated with other systems such as MIS, Customer Billing IS, Maintnance

Systems, Dams&Facilities Info Systems. Every single piece of pipe/fitting installations are

recorded in the systems first , before any payments done.

4.2. DİSKİ : Diyarbakır Water & Sewer Authority

DISKI, the water distribution authority for the city of Diyarbakir Metropolitan City, had CAD

based maps for the water network and there were no sewer maps. The water network

maps were converted into GIS format, enabling the inventory database to be checked for

accuracy. Sewer network data were collected from the field as textual information and

coordinates, then in the office the database was automatically converted to GIS.

Basarsoft’s work for DISKI , under another contract from kfW credited project, has also

included studies on reducing water losses. A network monitoring system for supervisory

data acquisition and control was built, and this system was integrated digitally into the GIS

environment.

Sewer pipe and manhole cleaning planning systesm created with another module, to

minimize the operational costs and not to allow cleaned pipes/manholes re-contaminated

from the dirt/sediments due to upstream cleaning.

Hyraulic model integration and calibration studies carried for the existing network system.

4.3. DESKİ: Denizli Water & Sewer Authority

DESKI, provider of water and wastewater services in Denizli

province, was managing the large local network with CAD data

and paper maps. In 2013, with Basarsoft’s water network

management software SUDABIS, all network data were

transferred into a GIS environment. Physical network and

customer address data are updated and maintained through an

SQL Server database. As the next project, GIS integration of

customer data and customer relations management are

planned.

4.4. KASKİ: Kayseri Water & Sewer Authority

KASKI, provider of water and wastewater services to the city

of Kayseri, had purchased a software system to manage their

network data in shapefile format, but were unable to use it for

web-based updates or for sufficient queries, analyses and

reports. In 2014 KASKI switched to Basarsoft’s SUDABIS for

managing their network, using both desktop and web-based

applications. In this way, KASKI successfully converted its CAD

and .shp data into a form suitable for managing network

topology, and developed a powerful, easily usable decision

support system.

5. Natural Gas Distribution GIS System

Basarsoft has worked with Siemens to deliver a complete IT solution to one of the largest

Gas companies in Turkey, Izmirgaz. Basarsoft met the company’s full range of GIS needs,

and the software solution is now being used in other cities which have recently received

licenses for natural gas distribution. Natural gas companies in Ankara, Eskisehir, Yalova,

and Izmit (Kocaeli) are some of the other customers for Basarsoft’s MapInfo based

solutions.

5.1. İzmirgaz

Izmirgaz, the natural gas distributor for the provinces of Izmir

and Tire, was formed in 2005 through a partnership of Kolin

A.Ş. and Türkerler A.Ş. Izmirgaz has the unique distinction of

being the first natural gas provider in Turkey to organize its

physical network and customer address data via GIS at the

very beginning of company operations. As a leader in

innovation, Izmirgaz uses Barasoft’s DOABIS software, which

is based on MapInfo and MapXtreme and is designed

specifically for managing natural gas networks. Address and

network data, stored in Oracle, were integrated with the

customer management system by the firm ATOS.

5.2. Eskişehirgaz

ESGAZ became the natural gas distributor for Eskisehir

province in 2004 through privatization and the firm Kolin A.Ş.

ESGAZ has been using Basarsoft’s GIS products since 2006

and, working with the firm ATOS, has successfully integrated

its customer management operations with the desktop version

of Basarsoft’s DOABIS natural gas management software.

5.3. Bursagaz

Bursagaz, natural gas provider in the Bursa region, traces its

roots back to 1989, when Botaş began investing in natural gas

infrastructure there. In 2004 these efforts passed to Çalık

Group, and in 2007 Bursagaz became the prize acquisition of

one of Europe’s infrastructure giants, EWE AG. In 2011

Bursagaz began to work with Basarsoft, and has become the

first company in its field to integrate all operations with GIS,

including customer relations management, SCADA data, field

force management and navigation, and its use of SAP software.

5.4. Kayserigaz

Kayserigaz, the sole provider of natural gas services in the

province of Kayseri since 2004, attracted the attention of EWE

AG and was acquired by that company in In 2007. In 2008

Kayserigaz began to use Basarsoft’s MapInfo-based natural gas

management software DOABIS, in desktop and web versions.

This led the way for Kayserigaz to become another of the

successful natural gas firms to integrate SAP with customer

data and GIS with customer relations management.

5.5. İzmitgaz

Izmitgaz, provider of natural gas services in the industrial

region of Izmit and Kocaeli, was founded in 2004 and joined

with GDF Suez in 2009. Since 2006 Izmitgaz has been using

GIS in its operations, and has achieved GIS integration with

customer management and asset management.

5.6. Çedaş

Cedas, founded in 2004, provides natural gas services to

approximapely 1 million customers across 5 disgtribution

regions and 9 provinces. As a leader in the field, Cedas began

working with Basarsoft in 2014, and has so far achieved GIS

integration with customer data.

6. Telco/GSM

6.1. Vodafone, Turkey

Basarsoft has delivered nationwide coverage of Turkey with

detailed maps for Vodafone’s newly established LBS platform.

Working with Vodafone IT (previously known as Oksijen),

Basarsoft also delivered the mapping engine of the LBS platform

developed by Vodafone IT. The system delivers the location of

the mobile unit and the desired point with a shortest/fastest path

and driving information with text and maps. The system was

launched in June 2007, with 18 major cities’ navigable attributes

and the remainder as a base map, covering all of Turkey.

Currently the whole range of navigation data & POI is supplied

to the Vodafone.

6.2. Turkcell, Turkcell Kıbrıs, Life Belarus Turkey

Turkcell, with more than 38 million subscribers, is the leading

GSM provider in Turkey and neighboring countries. Turkcell has

the biggest coverage in Turkey. Turkcell has been using MapInfo

solutions for years and also has bought street data from

Basarsoft.

6.3. Avea, Turkey

Avea, GSM operator in Turkey, has the most subscribers in civil

service. Avea uses MapInfo technologies.

7. Government

7.1. General Directorate Of National Property

In line with its vision, the main function of the General Directorate of National Property is

to efficiently manage over one-fourth of the total land area in Turkey, allocating national

parcels for public services, and selling or renting some parcels to get revenue.

Başarsoft’s specially designed National Property GIS System (MEOP GIS) enables the

Directorate to manage and monitor each and every parcel in every region of the country

in a seamless database; to compare the unit prices of neighboring parcels; to evaluate the

status of immovable assets; and to create value in the country’s economy.

7.2. Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs

Basarsoft has developed a Map Based Analysis Software for Flooding & Erosion Control

- Several processes are carried out such as data crafting and data transformation.

After that, on the field, data accuracy is checked and input of software structure is

checked.

- With the using of data set which is produced by Ministry ; 30m x 30m grids were

created on the application and water resources and their flow direction were entered

to the system. Additionally, in case of the possible precipitation, region of potential

flood were calculated and presented with the help of software

- The following layers were used for the application;

Digital Elevation Model, Topographic Slope, Slope Orientation, Drainage - Drainage

Density - Drainage Frequency, Coefficient of Surface Flow, Land Use Status (Remote

Sensing, Stand, Corina), Hydraulic soil properties (structure, depth, permeability, etc.),

Topographic Humidity Index, Rivers Erosion Strength Index, Sediment Transport

Capacity Index, Geological structure, Erosion status, Meteorological data (rainfall,

Radar, evaporation, temperature, snow, etc.).

7.3. Ministry of Forestry and Agriculture

Basarsoft has developed a Map Based Monitoring and Reporting System for the former

Ministry of Forestry and Agriculture in 2004. This system handles yearly statistics on

production of agricultural goods and surface areas of farmlands and forests. Also the

system is used to track the yearly additions of new forest areas and changed areas. Forest

types and densities can also be entered or analyzed via the system.

7.4. Ministry of National Education, Turkey

A Microsoft-financed project has started at the beginning of 2004 and finished at the end

of 2006. Basarsoft developed a Map Based Decision Support System by using .NET

technology, on web and desktop platforms. Basarsoft also delivered city level data on street

networks and schools in detail for all of the provincial centers in Turkey (81 provinces).

The system is designed to work with Microsoft OLAP cubes on MS SQL Server databases

that represent 40,000 schools, 400,000 teachers and 10 million+ students. The system

tracks existing and past education infrastructure and enables accurate projections of the

future, so that appropriate investments can be made in personnel and facilities. The entire

system is working on a pure .NET platform. SENTIM, a major integrator, is developing the

web portals for the systems. A similar system was developed for the Ministry of Health in

2007 as an information portal for General Practitioner physicians.

7.5. Ministry of Health, Turkey

Basarsoft has developed a Map Based Decision Support System for desktop and web

platforms. Basarsoft also digitized and/or geocoded all hospitals and local health units, and

integrated these with personnel and inventory databases to report statistics at the province

and city level.

This system is integrated with the Oracle BI reporting system, to map-enable all reports

built in Oracle Business Intelligence. Example procedures include averages and top 10

analyses, and these can be projected on the map to reveal geographic patterns in water

quality, infections, birth and mortality rates, etc.

Water quality in water distribution systems, at swimming areas and at water bottling

facilities is also monitored by GPS-enabled measurements.

7.6. Turkish Post Office (PTT)

PTT has opened a tender for managing postal delivery via handheld GPS-enabled terminals.

This requires the creation of a basemap for postal delivery routes including the building

numbers on the streetmaps. Sentim, one of the largest system integrators, has been

awarded this project and Basarsoft, being a subcontractor for them, collected and

integrated all the door numbers for 81 provincial centers up to June 2008. This

level of data will be available only to Basarsoft’s customers.

8. Security

8.1. Traffic Information System, TURKEY

The Turkish Police Organization awarded an 8 Million USD contract to Siemens Business

Services (SBS) to redevelop the IT structure of the Traffic Center. Başarsoft delivered the

GIS infrastructure, maps, software and development to SBS in this project. 230 police units

on all major national roads connected with GPRS infrastructure to the Center, tracked and

managed in GIS. Statistical reports on traffic accidents, roadway blind spots, and many

other parameters were delivered to managers and public users for different purposes via

MapInfo tools. The project’s second phase was completed in 2007 with an addition of 1200

more tablet PCs in the field and updating of the system.

9. Completed International Projects

9.1. Al-Madinah Municipality GIS Project, Saudi Arabia

The Municipality of Al-Madinah awarded a contract to re-

engineer all of their text-based applications and move them

into a GIS based operational and management system.

Ageotech sub-contracted this work to Basarsoft. The series of

contracts started in January 2001 and the final one was fulfilled

in April 2006. The system is up and running currently. More

than 40 applications are running in the system, ranging from

data collection to residency permits.

9.2. Al-Madinah Water Department GIS Project, Saudi Arabia

While successfully managing the Al-Madinah Municipality

project, Basarsoft was awarded continuing support and

enhancement projects for the Al-Madinah Water Department

during the same period (2001-2006). Water and wastewater

networks were digitized in a GIS Environment and several

integrations were made with the customer service, project

development and maintenance departments.

Applications developed for automated Benchmarking reports

based on United Nations criteiras, such as serviceable area

percentage, failure in network percentage, etc.

Water & Wastewater Hydrulic integrations with GIS were

established.

MIS applications are map-enabled with integrating GIS

system to MIS.

9.3. Albania Telecom GIS Project, Albania

Basarsoft in 2013 developed and continues to maintain GIS-

based infrastructure solutions for AlbTelecom, the main

provider of telephone and internet services in Albania. The

project was designed to centrally store, update and analyze

wire line, fiber optic and DSL infrastructure for entire cities. The

network design program is used to create and update cables,

and the Monitoring program is used to analyze system

operations. Spatial data are stored in a central Oracle Database

and 20+ clients are connected to a central application server.

9.4. Ramallah Electricity Project, Palestine

Basarsoft in 2013 developed GIS-based infrastructure solutions

for the Palestine Electricity Inventory project. The project was

designed to register all inventory in the field with GPS, along

with customer data including postal addresses and electricity

connections from transformers to residences.