Otto Ballintijn is one of the founding partners of Reduct. Over the past 20 years, Mr Ballintijn has managed the growth of Reduct from a start-up company to a global player with three key maintenance hubs in Antwerp (Belgium), Orlando (Florida, USA) and Shanghai (China).
Mr. Ballintijn has a background in international finance and strategic development and holds an MBA from the Rotterdam School of Management (Netherlands). Prior to Reduct, he worked for several international telecom operators.
Sessions in which Otto Ballintijn participates
الجمعة 30 أبريل, 2021
Gyro mapping is rapidly becoming a widely accepted technology for obtaining accurate XYZ data of subsurface utility infrastructure. Whether through national regulation or the utility network owners’ diligent network management policies, gyro mapping is becoming a standard new-build specification, in particular for trenchless installation methods. In addition, Utility network owners see a great benefit in having an objective and accurate as-built profile during the hand-over process with infra...
الثّلاثاء 22 مارس, 2022
Gyroscopic mapping of underground ducts and pipes has been around for a few decades now, and it continues to gain traction amongst the worlds' utilities as an accurate and unique technology. Nevertheless, the market perception until now is that Gyro-mapping, as it's also often referred to, is more expensive than traditional mapping and locating technologies. And although that perception is true, it is not due to the cost of the technology, but rather...
الخميس 24 مارس, 2022
GIS platforms are typically populated with XYZ coordinates with a point spacing of 1 meter or more. in fact, most traditional land surveying techniques, like GPS, often have a point spacing of 3 meters or more, and that is understandable given the procedure to obtain these points. But have you ever wondered what amount of detail is lost when increasing the point frequency? Well, in this seminar, Otto Ballintijn will demonstrate the impact point frequency has on pipe detail usin...
الثّلاثاء 16 مايو, 2023
Gyro mapping is rapidly becoming a widely accepted technology for obtaining accurate XYZ data of subsurface utility infrastructure. Whether through national regulation or the utility network owners’ diligent network management policies, gyro mapping is becoming a standard new-build specification, in particular for trenchless installation methods. In addition, Utility network owners see a great benefit in having an objective and accurate as-built profile duri...