BAKU, Azerbaijan, February 20. Slovak Betamont, a company with over 20 years of experience in developing and integrating intelligent transport systems, is well-positioned to understand and optimize solutions for Tajikistan's specific needs, a source at the company told Trend.
"Our company's advantage stems from our extensive experience in deploying our technologies across various countries, as well as our longstanding cooperation in Tajikistan," the source noted.
The source highlighted that the most significant challenge in its projects is ensuring the successful integration of multiple institutions and ministries. This involves ensuring that these entities actively utilize modern monitoring equipment and leverage the data provided by the systems.
The company noted that achieving synergy in data utilization and implementation is often the most challenging aspect. However, through effective cooperation between ministries, transport organizations, and the scientific community, additional benefits of modern technology can emerge.
"We are keen to share our experiences gained from other countries and contribute to improving project implementations by demonstrating how to effectively utilize acquired data across various institutions, such as ministries, tax authorities, national highway companies, universities, research institutes, and design offices. This collaborative approach can lead to cost reductions and optimize the transport network," the source explained.
The source also highlighted the company's pioneering role in developing and successfully integrating dynamic weighing systems in road transport.
It was noted that in Central Asia, Betamont has seen a rising interest in using modern technologies to make transportation safer, increase the lifespan of roads and bridges, organize public transport better, and plan new transportation projects. These technologies can also cut down on pollution and noise in certain areas.
“Tajikistan responded positively to our solutions, and we thus found an intersection between the planned development steps of the country's transport infrastructure and the use of our solutions,” the source said.