We already had a view to enjoy in Kralingen. Now the Maas is right on our doorstep. The water, passing ships and Rotterdam skyline bring the city into our working day.
The neighbourhood feels like a good fit, too. In the nineteenth century, the Scheepvaartkwartier developed into a place where city life, trade and shipping came together. The historic buildings around the Veerhaven still tell that story. For a team working on digital challenges in sectors including maritime and logistics, it is an inspiring place to keep building.
As agentic ways of working with AI become increasingly central to how we work, human collaboration matters more to us than ever. Sitting down together, looking at a challenge from different perspectives and asking questions until we understand what happens in practice. That means staying close to each other, our clients and the people we build for. Our new space gives us room to make those connections and deepen our understanding together.
There is plenty to explore between projects. A walk along the Maas, a stroll through Het Park or lunch somewhere in the neighbourhood: we are looking forward to making ourselves at home.
Most of all, we look forward to sharing our new space. Clients, partners, familiar faces and new neighbours: you are very welcome to stop by, catch up and take in the view.
And there is another good reason to visit: the coffee is even better than at our old office.
Fancy dropping by? Let us know — we will put the coffee on.