The company Repasdo has developed the Repass data management platform, which is designed to make it easier to manage information across value chains. The company began its work with digital product passports and traceability in the textile and retail industries, but has now turned its attention to wood materials and circular value chains. This will be the company’s primary focus area in the coming years.

 

Sara Mahdavi Rakstang, founder and CEO of Repasdo

– We view the Norwegian Wood Cluster as an important arena for collaboration and innovation. Here, we meet companies that share our ambition for a more circular and sustainable value chain and are willing to test new digital solutions,” says Sara Mahdavi Rakstang, founder and CEO.

Aims to develop solutions in collaboration with the industry

For Repass, close contact with the industry is crucial to success. Through its membership in the Norwegian Wood Cluster, the company aims to collaborate closely with businesses throughout the value chain to test and develop solutions that can contribute to increased circularity, better documentation, and, not least, new value creation.

“Digital product passports and improved data flow are becoming increasingly important for documenting the origin, quality, and carbon footprint of materials. We want to contribute our expertise and tools to make it easier for companies to meet the demands and seize the opportunities of the future,” says Rakstang.

 

Looking forward to collaborating within the cluster

With expertise in data management, traceability, and digital product passports, Repasdo brings new knowledge to the cluster. At the same time, the company gains access to a strong professional community and relevant partners in the wood and construction industries.

We welcome Repasdo as a member of the Norwegian Wood Cluster and look forward to continuing our collaboration.

Vil utvikle løsningene sammen med industrien

For Repass er nær kontakt med industrien avgjørende for å lykkes. Gjennom medlemskapet i Norwegian Wood Cluster ønsker de å samarbeide tett med bedrifter i hele verdikjeden for å teste og utvikle løsninger som kan bidra til økt sirkularitet, bedre dokumentasjon og ikke minst ny verdiskaping.

– Digitale produktpass og bedre dataflyt blir stadig viktigere for å dokumentere materialenes opprinnelse, kvalitet og klimaavtrykk. Vi ønsker å bidra med kompetanse og verktøy som gjør det enklere for bedriftene å møte fremtidens krav og muligheter, sier Rakstang.

Ser frem til samarbeid i klyngen

Med kompetanse innen datastyring, sporbarhet og digitale produktpass tilfører Repasdo ny kunnskap til klyngen. Samtidig får selskapet tilgang til et sterkt fagmiljø og relevante samarbeidspartnere i tre- og byggenæringen.

Vi ønsker Repasdo velkommen som medlem i Norwegian Wood Cluster og ser frem til samarbeidet videre.