Are you attending the EUSBSR Annual Forum in Tallinn this year?
Intoto CEO, Frode Aagedal, will be there and would love to connect with municipalities, infrastructure operators, utilities, researchers, policymakers, investors, and organizations working to strengthen resilience across the Baltic Sea Region.
As this year’s forum focuses on resilience in the face of geopolitical, climate, and demographic challenges, it feels like an important moment to discuss how better environmental intelligence and operational awareness can support more resilient communities and infrastructure across the region.
If you’re working with challenges like:
- Flood risk and climate adaptation
- River, coastal, or urban water monitoring
- Critical infrastructure resilience
- Limited real-time visibility into environmental conditions
- Cross-border collaboration and preparedness
- The need for better forecasting and decision support
…then it would be great to connect.
At Intoto, we help organizations combine environmental data, sensor networks, operational data, and predictive analytics into one platform.
The goal is simple: give decision-makers better insight into what’s happening in real time so they can respond earlier, plan better, and reduce operational and societal risk.
Why it matters?
- Better visibility into changing environmental conditions
- Earlier detection of risks and operational disruptions
- Improved planning through predictive insights and forecasting
- Stronger preparedness and resilience across regions and infrastructure
- More informed decisions during high-impact weather and climate events
- Better long-term outcomes for communities, infrastructure, and investments
The Baltic Sea Region faces shared challenges that require practical collaboration, data-sharing, and smarter tools for resilience.
If you’re attending the EUSBSR Annual Forum and are interested in how data-driven environmental intelligence can support resilience and climate adaptation, let’s talk.
Get in touch with Intoto CEO Frode Aagedal to arrange a meeting during the forum.
Looking forward to meeting people in Tallinn.
