Nextagenda

The Nextagenda company renders the services connected with all aspects of data management: offers consulting, the analysis of business, creation of architecture of data and design of solutions, development and deployment of services, support and training.

Nextagenda is a Microsoft partner in spheres of data processing, artificial intelligence and cloud solutions. Offices of the company are located in Copenhagen and Aarhus, Denmark.

History

2019: Konica Minolta became the owner of Nextagenda

On October 28, 2019 it became known that Konica Minolta announced acquisition of the Danish company Nextagenda, the supplier of services for a business intelligence and customer relationship management. The transaction became one more step to the strategy of Konica Minolta on gain of a portfolio of solutions on the basis of data processing.

Purchase of Nextagenda corresponds to a vector of development of Konica Minolta: the company increases competences of quality of the IT service provider offering a full range of solutions in the field of data processing. Thanks to the agreement of Konica Minolta will expand a product portfolio and services and will be able to strengthen positions in the market of Northern Europe.

The Nextagenda company was created five years ago – its founders were convinced that data will become a key resource of the future. Offices of the company are located in Copenhagen and Aarhus, Denmark.

Nextagenda has serious experience in the field of a business intelligence, profound data analysis, data warehousing, machine learning, Internet of Things and customer relationship management systems.

We managed to attract professionals and experts in key areas which can make a big contribution to development of solutions of Konica Minolta, comments Meds Ryordam, the co-owner of Nextagenda company

We are glad that the company will save the rate even under control of other owners,

Now we can complement our IT solutions with the services connected with data processing. It will allow not only to expand the general product line and services, but also to take the leading positions in the market – taking into account that countries of Northern Europe take the leading positions in the field of digital transformation, comments Lars Vyorzner, the CEO of division of Konica Minolta in Northern Europe