Wasko S.A. designs, implements, and integrats software, information systems, and advanced industrial automation. It offers gas and fire detection, intelligent monitoring, perimeter security, and traffic dispatch support systems; and industrial facility management, notifications and issues automation, photovoltaic farm management, gas-collector, energy storage, gas planning and procurement process support, automation of business task and process, reverse vending machines, business process management, electronic document management, and business process automation services. The company also provides tunnel simulators, tunnel operator trainer, intelligent transport system, and protection of crossroads and inner parking lots; railway automatic depot management systems locomotive and railway wagon fleet, and linear investment management; police work and uniformed support, and emergency medical; and traffic dispatch support system services. It offers WASKO BSS and WASKO OSS, a platform that supports telecommunication operators and service provider; NEDAPS TELCO, an orchestration of the telecommunications environment; NEDAPS SEC, a cybersecurity platform for IT environment protection; NEDAPS SEC – AI Assistant, an AI assistant for IT security; NEDAPS SEC – Automation Center, an automated cybersecurity management and control IT risk; OpenEye eADMIN that manages IT infrastructure; KOBAT-SAD, a telecommunications traffic analysis system; KOBAT-Kolektor, a data mediation and collection for settlements; and mtde, a mass storage emulator. The company also provides information, and integration of information systems; telecommunication networks, investment support, and radiocommunication infrastructure; OT security, IT cybersecurity, and IT audit; packback cloud, data center, and virtualization of environments; and outsourcing IT, print optimization, field service, service desk, and commercial advice. The company was founded in 1988 and is headquartered in Gliwice, Poland.
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