ForstControl sets strong accents and inspires with innovation

ForstControl further consolidated its position in the market with a high-profile appearance at the Lucerne Forestry Fair from August 24 to 27. The focus was on personal exchange, new partnerships and the presentation of ForstControl 3.0 - the next generation of our software solution for efficient forest management.

More than 500 trade fair visitors took the opportunity to take part in our competition with attractive prizes. The chainsaw in particular, the main prize, generated a lot of enthusiasm and participation. Our stand was not only a crowd puller thanks to giveaways such as sunglasses and ballpoint pens - beer, coffee and water also contributed to the open and inviting atmosphere.

One highlight was the personal encounter with the "forestry man with the app", who symbolizes the practical use of our digital solutions. Numerous discussions with representatives from forestry associations clearly showed that the demand for user-friendly, integrated tools for forest management is high - ForstControl provides the right answer.

The response to our demo licenses, which we were able to issue directly on site to interested specialists, was also pleasing. The strong presence of our partner FOMEA AG - especially with the popular Haglöf Kluppen - ideally complemented our presence.

The trade fair appearance shows: ForstControl is not only perceived as a technology provider, but increasingly as a partner for sustainable forestry.

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