The Netherlands is one of the world’s most well-connected countries — 98 percent of households have a broadband connection. It’s home to the inventors of some of the world’s most important technologies: Wi-Fi, Python coding and Bluetooth. And in its capital city, the Amsterdam Internet Exchange is one of the world’s leading digital data distributors. These are the tech companies building upon Amsterdam’s solid digital foundation.
Tech Companies in Amsterdam
- Workiva
- Datadog
- Celonis
- HiBob
- Wasabi Technologies
Tech Companies in Amsterdam to Know
Workiva is an audit-ready cloud platform that simplifies operational, regulatory and financial reporting. It aims to ensure consistency, connect data with teams and streamline processes. The company’s platform is made to integrate into its client companies’ existing networks and to simplify both non-financial and financial reporting.
Datadog is a global SaaS business that allows infrastructure monitoring, cloud migration and digital transformation. Organizations of all sizes can use Datadog to analyze and monitor their infrastructure in real time. The company says it was built by engineers for engineers to solve complexity for cloud issues.
Celonis‘ Process Intelligence Platform gives businesses a living digital twin of their operations. It enables this service through artificial intelligence and process mining. Celonis says it hopes to empower its client companies to create value and reduce waste. The company has over 20 offices around the world.
HiBob offers an HR platform for mid-size businesses. It enables their managers and HR teams to handle a range of necessary tasks. Its solutions include time off requests, employee surveys, payroll and anonymous safety reporting. Employees can see their teams’ work anniversaries, birthdays and insights, as well as pronouns and recordings on how to pronounce their names.
Wasabi Technologies‘s cloud storage solutions provide businesses worldwide with a variety of solutions for storage and organization. Its Wasabi Surveillance Cloud enables businesses to securely extend the storage capacity of their video surveillance systems. The company says its tech offers faster downloads and uploads as compared to competitors and saves its customers money.
