Bluugo recently started a partnership with Asfalttikallio Oy to provide a digital asset management and field service solution powered by the Tracking Cloud® platform.
Bluugo has signed an agreement with Asfalttikallio Oy to deliver a digital asset management and field service solution based on the Tracking Cloud® platform. The deployment will support Asfalttikallio’s nationwide operations in asphalting and earthworks, which include over 800 machines and multiple mobile asphalt plants operating across Finland.
Asfalttikallio has experienced significant growth over the past five years, with revenue increasing from €60M to over €200M. The expansion has increased operational complexity, especially in coordinating mobile assets across sites and adapting to seasonal workflows. As a company operating in a highly seasonal and logistics-intensive industry, maintaining visibility and readiness of critical equipment is essential for performance and continuity.
Following an initial pilot phase, the Tracking Cloud® platform was selected based on its ability to:
Both Bluugo and Asfalttikallio are Finnish-owned companies, and the local partnership enables close collaboration, and full alignment with Finnish data governance and compliance requirements.
The next phase of the partnership includes company-wide rollout and integration with existing operational systems. Further development areas have already been identified for future stages.
More information about Asfalttikallio is available on their website: www.asfalttikallio.fi
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