The Berlin software agency partners up with The Data Institute to broaden its portfolio. Both parties can now provide enterprises with a wider range of high quality services.

Berlin. Companies are no longer satisfied with standard, run-of-the-mill solutions when it comes to their own IT and accompanying software projects. They want - and rightly so - only the best. Turbine Kreuzberg and The Data Institute have been working together since the beginning of the year to develop a joint service offering to develop new areas of benefits for existing and new clients. The cooperation provides companies the best possible data consulting and management by The Data Institute as well as the commerce expertise and technology excellence of Turbine Kreuzberg. This holistic consulting offering in terms of technology, data and AI enables companies to drive their digital commerce projects forward.

“In our numerous projects over the last years, one thing has become clear time and again: good data management is the foundation for scaling modern commerce platforms. We are very much looking forward to working with The Data Institute on successful new joint approaches that generate value for our clients through the efficient combination of data and tech excellence,” says Alexander Janthur, owner and founder of Turbine Kreuzberg. “We see it everywhere: key element of all innovations that are currently being developed in the commerce sector and beyond, is AI. And a stringent data strategy with clear data structures is the basis for fully tapping the potential of it. We are now offering our customers even more services in this area.”

“What impressed us about Turbine Kreuzberg was their many years of experience in the implementation of commerce platforms, such as for HORNBACH, Sourceability or Riese & Müller. In our discussions, it quickly became clear how greatly data impacts their projects. This is, of course, right up our alley,” says Thomas Borlik, Managing Partner of The Data Institute. “Data can be either a brake or an accelerator for companies: poor data management slows down processes and complicates them, whereas consistent, high-quality data not only accelerates existing processes, it also reveals optimization potential and can open up new business models.”