Atabix (www.atabix.com), based in Amsterdam, focuses on the digitalization of critical processes for governments and large enterprises. The company employs around 30 specialists with deep expertise in digital transformation projects, particularly for public sector organizations.
With the capital injection from DELTA Equity Partners, Atabix plans to pursue acquisitions in the coming years. Through this strategy, the Atabix Group aims to grow into a leading player in the market for eGovernment solutions. There is a growing demand for products that can make critical processes and interactions with citizens more efficient, transparent, and secure. This demand is further driven by new legislation such as the Electronic Administrative Traffic Modernization Act (WMBV), the Open Government Act (WOO), and the implementation of the Digital System for the Environment and Planning Act (DSO). Such regulations require governments to invest even more heavily in digital transformation in the coming years. Many large service providers in digital transformation are struggling to keep up with modern digital standards, resulting in implementations that are often too slow, complex, and costly. With Atabix’s innovative products and services, innovation and digitalization become understandable, achievable, and affordable.
Together with DELTA Equity Partners, Atabix will use an active buy & build strategy to build a leading player specialized in digital transformation projects for public institutions. Atabix is already in discussions with several companies that have developed adjacent and leading software solutions for government organizations. These acquisitions will allow Atabix to expand its product and service portfolio and provide government institutions with the best end-to-end digital solutions—from transparent citizen interaction to the efficient handling of sensitive casework. Atabix expects to announce its first buy & build transaction soon.
Atabix was founded in 2007 by David Westerhof (CEO) and Paul Hage (CTO). Together with Thomas van den Oever (COO), they will remain on board as management and shareholders.