UBC’s Department of Forestry has made use of the Questogo mobile application to train forestry students in the identification and evaluation of trees as part of their practical laboratory work.  Questogo was developed by the custom mobile application services team at 14 Oranges, and allows the department’s instructors to create scavenger hunts that challenge students to search, evaluate and answer questions on the trees and wildlife in their laboratory environment.  The app is open to the public, and can be combined with technologies such as Beacon’s to apply to a wide-range of environments, including museums, festivals and parks.

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The British Columbia Safety Authority employs the 14 Oranges’ Metro Grove mobile workforce management service to deliver a customized set of mobile forms to their field inspectors. The mobile application we delivered supports both offline and online data collection, with built-in data validation capabilities, improving the inspector’s on-site performance and reducing the need for return visits. With this deployment, BCSA has increased the number of inspections that their field inspectors can perform in a single day.

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City of Richmond has made use of 14 Oranges’ Metro Grove mobile-first field worker management service to enhance building inspector efficiency.  Metro Grove has allowed the City of Richmond to consolidate and replace their in-field access and data collection processes into a single application, decreasing department costs and increasing efficiency. In turn, contractors and trades can see inspection results almost instantly, which showcases the City of Richmond’s commitment to being one of the most business-friendly governments in the lower mainland.

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