ASK Group of Companies Automated Control Systems

ASK Group of Companies Russian is a developer software of complex solutions in the field satellite of mobile monitoring based on navigation technologies/. GLONASSGPS

ASK Group offers the following services:

• Development and implementation of software solutions
• Support
• Integration with Customer Accounting Systems
• 24-hour technical support
• Hosting services
• Partner program.

ASK GC developments:

• ASK-Navigation software platform
• Passenger Information Service Go2Bus
• WokkaLokka service.

2020: ASK joined Gaskar Group

ASK (Automated Control Systems), a developer of IT systems for satellite transport monitoring, became part of the Gaskar Group in June. Thus, each of the companies intends to strengthen its position in the market and offer customers - construction, transport and industrial companies - an integrated approach to solving tasks specific to each industry.

ASK specializes in the design, implementation and maintenance of IT solutions in the field of transport monitoring based on GLONASS and GPS technologies. Among the company's main developments are products for analyzing and tracking mining machinery, passenger transport and utilities, as well as a smart platform with the ability to predictively analyze faults and assess the technical condition of vehicles.

Gaskar Group plans to expand its product line under its brand and expand beyond the construction market. "ASK's developments in the general large Gaskar Group solution will allow the group of companies to enter new markets for us, as well as combine transport monitoring capabilities with our Exon construction facilities management system," said Afanasyev Igor, CEO of Gaskar Group.

"ASK has been operating in the Siberian Federal District and the Far East since its inception. We understand that to further grow and reach the federal level, the company needs the support of a strong partner. Integration with Gaskar Group will allow ASK to strengthen its position in the region and gain the trust of major mining players, "said Evgeny Shalyuta, director of ASK.