Known for it's customer-oriented and safe software solutions, Brieftec Oy, whose Head Office is in Oulu, Finland, releases its Binder Solution to schools and learning environments.  Binder is a mobile and Internet solution for active learning, which allows academic information to be collected by a mobile phone using specialised software, then stored, sorted and shared though a website.

The benefit of Binder is this, it is educational, but at the same time fun to use!
Students are strongly motivated by two main aspects of Binder, freedom to record their own observations and the ability to use their mobile phone in and out of the classroom. Teachers on the other-hand, are motivated by Binder, for they can create a controlled environment whereby students use their mobile phones for purely educational purposes.  A win-win situation for students and teacher alike, thus a natural way to foster an  active learning environment.

The Brieftec Binder can be used with either the school's devices or the students personal device. Brieftec's customer, the city of Oulu's Project Manager, Pasi Mattila, states  “Binder was developed and successfully integrated into schools within the City of Oulu and will continue to be used vigilantly in the future” .

Brieftec Oy is a software company focused on contextually aware information management solutions.

The core competency of Brieftec Oy is the ability to incorporate  new technology with the requirements of the customer. “Novel technologies are not a virtue itself, rather the starting point of our activities they are used to the extent that is feasible and in the best interests of our customers. Brieftec Binder is a good example of a solution developed by teachers for teachers”  Marko Heikkinen CEO of Brieftec Oy points out.

Brieftec Oy is focusing hard on entrance into global markets. The process for capturing the  European market is already afoot and greater international expansion is underway. Brieftec Oy is counting on its new Global Marketing Director, Anastasia Haysom Varpenius, who was successfully secured to Brieftec from Australia.