Inetum is a European leader in digital services. For businesses, public sector organizations, and society as a whole, the group’s 26,000 consultants and specialists work every day to create tangible digital impact: solutions that contribute to performance, innovation, and the common good.
With a presence in 19 countries, working closely with local communities, and alongside its major software developer partners, Inetum supports organizations in their digital transformation challenges with proximity, flexibility, and responsibility. Its expertise is organized around three Global Business Lines: Inetum Consulting, Inetum Technologies and Inetum Solutions.Driven by its purpose, Inetum champions a vision of technology that is useful and well-managed, capable of unlocking the full potential of organizations and society: “Let’s make tech right.”
In Switzerland, Inetum has been supporting clients for over 24 years through its offices in Geneva and Zurich, helping organizations across the public and private sectors accelerate their digital transformation.
CLOUD & STORAGE DATA / ANALYTICS / AI / PRIVACY DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
Solving the AI Adoption Paradox: Lessons from Inetum’s COBORG FrameworkSolving the AI Adoption Paradox: Lessons from Inetum’s COBORG Framework Everyone wants to “do something with AI,” but few organizations are seeing results. Despite an estimated $30–40 billion invested globally in generative AI, a recent MIT study found 95% of projects fail to deliver value. It also found 74% of companies struggle to scale AI beyond pilots, while 30% abandon proofs of concept altogether. MIT called it the “GenAI Divide,” Forbes reports. Too often, initiatives meant to elevate business performance remain stalled experiments because of a lack…
CLOUD & STORAGE DATA / ANALYTICS / AI / PRIVACY DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
The New ERP Backbone: Databricks, Inetum, and the Shift to AI-Native ERP ArchitecturesThe New ERP Backbone: Databricks, Inetum, and the Shift to AI-Native ERP Architectures ERP systems are entering an AI-augmented era. Across finance, supply chain, manufacturing, and customer operations, ERP leaders are under pressure to embed AI into forecasting, planning, and day-to-day execution. The ambition is clear. The underlying architecture often is not. Many ERP environments still rely on fragmented data warehouses, siloed governance models, and batch-driven reporting that were never designed to support real-time, AI-driven operations. ERP Data Foundations Are Not AI-Ready Traditional…
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Why Inetum Sees Control — Not Infrastructure — as the Real Sovereignty ChallengeWhy Inetum Sees Control — Not Infrastructure — as the Real Sovereignty Challenge Enterprises modernizing ERP operate under sharper expectations around jurisdiction, accountability, and verifiable outcomes. Processes that once relied on human intervention now unfold through models, automated triggers, and continuous data exchange. Responsibility now extends beyond people to the systems that produce results. Attention rises quickly to the executive level. Leaders want clarity on who holds authority across providers, how risk is managed, and whether oversight can withstand regulatory…