Company
Since its foundation in 2013, based on experience from research and development agencies Swedish Ministry of Defence, GEISTT has positioned itself as a specialized, independent, and trusted “customer friend”. GEISTT is a Sweden registered limited liability company with a global reputation, and conducts business with agencies, industry, R&D funding bodies, and academia in Sweden, Europe, Asia, and USA. Many clients, though not all, are organizations that operate, or provide systems that operate, under conditions such as:
- Complex and operational environments
- Specialised, high-performing individuals, teams, and organisations
- ”Fielded” systems with advanced, integrated technology and information dense contexts
- Dynamic workload under high-stake conditions
Clients and partners are often found in sectors such as defence, security, space, aviation & aerospace, health care, automotive, maritime shipping, energy, research and academia.
Team
| Mr. Jonathan Borgvall | R&D Specialist & Executive Chairman | About Jonathan | LinkedIn Profile |
| Dr. Martin Castor | Managing Director & Chief Scientist | About Martin | LinkedIn Profile |
| Mr. Ragnar Hammarqvist | Lead System Developer | About Ragnar | LinkedIn Profile |
| Mr. Martin Insulander | System Developer & Simulation Specialist | About Martin | LinkedIn Profile |
| Mr. Erik Strid | System Developer & UX Specialist | About Erik | LinkedIn Profile |
| Mr. Dieter Tschanz | Senior System Developer | About Dieter | LinkedIn Profile |
| Mr. Karl Widborg Kortelainen | System Developer | About Karl | LinkedIn Profile |
Partner Organizations
Inhumate offer a software ecosystem – Inhumate Suite – encompassing a network infrastructure and a range of software tools for simulation-based applications and testing.
Utilizing Inhumate Suite network infrastructure and software tools as a common platform, the partners offer a comprehensive range of expertise, services, and technologies for simulation-based applications and testing. The capabilities span user-centric as well as soft- and hardware-oriented initiatives, with a life-cycle perspective addressing current and future needs of resource-effective, rapid, and continuous analysis, innovation, test, evaluation, deployment, and training for complex operational systems.