SISQUAL® WFM Collaborates with Devoteam to Equip Norwegian Police with Advanced Workforce Management Solutions

SISQUAL® WFM to Supply Workforce Management Solution to Norwegian Police



SISQUAL® WFM, a leader in Workforce Management technology, has been awarded a significant contract to implement a comprehensive Workforce Management (WFM) solution for the Norwegian Police. This initiative aims to streamline operational efficiency across police departments throughout Norway.

In partnership with local firm Devoteam, SISQUAL® WFM intends to revolutionize how the Norwegian Police manage staffing by facilitating precise shift scheduling, effective capacity planning, and delivering comprehensive insights into workforce capabilities. The solution will enable real-time management of police operations and provide data-driven insights, essential for enhancing service delivery in law enforcement.

Frederico Magalhães, the Founder and CEO of SISQUAL® WFM, expressed strong appreciation for the opportunity, highlighting the trust placed in the company during a rigorous procurement process. He emphasized that the engagement underscores the reliability and quality of SISQUAL® WFM's technology, which has been essential for various mission-critical organizations. Magalhães remarked, "We are proud to support the Norwegian Police in their mission, ensuring their workforce is effectively managed and optimized."

A well-planned work schedule is crucial for law enforcement agencies, as they operate under demanding circumstances that require a tactical approach to human resource management. SISQUAL® WFM’s solution is designed with features catering to the complexities inherent in 24/7 shift environments and stringent labor regulations, addressing high-security needs unique to police work.

Devoteam, renowned for its expertise in digital transformation, will play a vital role in supporting SISQUAL® WFM during the implementation process. As articulated by Jonas Höfde, CEO of Devoteam Norway, their focus will be on ensuring a smooth rollout that aligns closely with the Norwegian Police’s quality standards. He stated, "Our collaborative efforts are directed at minimizing deployment risks and facilitating an efficient integration of this advanced WFM solution that enables smarter resource management for the police."

The contract for this unprecedented endeavor was officially signed on June 22. The rollout is slated to commence in the coming autumn, with both parties enthusiastic about the transformative capabilities this partnership will provide to the Norwegian Police.

About SISQUAL® WFM


Founded in 1992, SISQUAL® WFM specializes in Workforce Management technology that helps medium to large organizations optimize their workforce. Its platform is utilized by more than 1.5 million employees and 100,000 team leaders worldwide. The company’s mission is to ensure organizations place the right personnel in scheduled shifts to enhance operational efficiency, compliance, and productivity while promoting better work-life balance for employees.

About Devoteam


Devoteam stands as one of Norway's premier consultancy firms in the realm of digital transformation, supporting clients from the initial design phase through to execution. The company collaborates with top cloud technology providers—Microsoft, Google, AWS, Salesforce, and ServiceNow—across numerous international markets. With over 11,000 consultants in over 20 countries, Devoteam leverages its extensive network to deliver profound digital transformation solutions.

As both SISQUAL® WFM and Devoteam prepare for this critical implementation, their partnership signifies a pivotal advancement in how the Norwegian Police will manage their capabilities. This initiative not only emphasizes the importance of modern technology in law enforcement but also sets a benchmark for how public services can efficiently mobilize resources in response to the complexities of their operations.

For further information or comments, please contact:
  • - Frederico Magalhaes, CEO of SISQUAL® WFM
  • - Jonas Höfde, CEO of Devoteam Norway

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