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Key people at DIGITALL.
DIGITALL is a European and North American technology consulting firm that provides digital transformation, cybersecurity, and cloud solutions to help enterprises securely modernize their core business processes. The organization operates globally with a total workforce of over 1,400 employees distributed across 27 corporate offices located in 12 different countries. Operating primarily as a managed services provider, the firm generates its revenue by delivering tailored enterprise software projects. These services are deployed across diverse industrial sectors, including telecommunications, software, automotive, manufacturing, healthcare, and retail. To execute these complex modernization initiatives and data protection services, the company leverages strategic integration partnerships with major enterprise technology vendors, including Salesforce, MuleSoft, and Tableau. Following several years of prior collaboration, DIGITALL was officially established in early 2021 through the strategic merger of two predecessor technology companies, ec4u and BULPROS.
Key people at DIGITALL.
DIGITALL is a European technology company specializing in digital transformation services, formed by the 2021 merger of ec4u (founded 2000) and BULPROS (founded 2010), and backed by Silverfleet Capital. It provides end-to-end digital cloud solutions—including cybersecurity, cloud migration, managed services, AI-powered tools for customer experience, data analytics, and process automation—for business-critical processes in marketing, sales, service, and e-commerce across the customer lifecycle[1][2][4]. With over 1,400 employees in 25 offices across 11 countries in Europe and North America, DIGITALL serves enterprises by combining human and AI intelligence to digitalize, safeguard, and enhance business models and data, partnering with giants like Salesforce, Microsoft, IBM, SAP, Oracle, Cisco, and Snowflake[1][2][4]. Its growth leverages synergies in customer bases, services, and geography amid rising digitalization demands[1].
DIGITALL emerged in early 2021 from a strategic merger of ec4u expert consulting ag—a DACH-region leader in customer management consulting founded in 2000—and BULPROS, a digital solutions provider established in 2010, both backed by Silverfleet Capital[1][2]. The companies had collaborated since 2018 on digital cloud solutions, identifying aligned visions, complementary portfolios, industry knowledge, and technology expertise, which prompted their full integration to elevate digital transformation[2]. Leadership transitioned seamlessly: Ivaylo Slavov (former BULPROS head) initially served as CEO, with David Laux (ec4u co-founder and former CEO) as COO; by recent updates, David D. Laux has taken CEO responsibilities for global strategy and growth, supported by CFO David Pronk, who joined 11 years ago and rose through financial roles[1][5]. Silverfleet partners Dr. Christian Süss, Joachim Braun, and Chairman Hamid Akhavan joined the Advisory Board to guide expansion[1].
DIGITALL rides the accelerating digital transformation wave, fueled by rapid technological advancements impacting all industries, where enterprises demand secure cloud migrations, AI-enhanced customer experiences, and data protection amid e-commerce and remote operations booms[1][4]. Timing is ideal post-2021 merger, capitalizing on post-pandemic digitalization and AI adoption, with market forces like vendor ecosystems (Salesforce, Microsoft) and regulatory cybersecurity needs favoring its full-lifecycle approach[1][2][4]. It influences the ecosystem by enabling mid-to-large enterprises to harness data insights and AI (e.g., voice AI, OCR for efficiency), fostering innovation through Centres of Excellence and reducing manual work—positioning it as a key enabler in Europe's digital economy[2][4].
DIGITALL is primed for accelerated expansion through organic growth, further M&A, and deepened tech partnerships, targeting AI-powered input management, advanced cybersecurity, and cloud scalability to outpace competitors in enterprise digitalization[1][4]. Trends like AI proliferation, zero-trust security, and data sovereignty will shape its path, amplifying its 1,400-employee global footprint. Its influence may evolve from regional player to broader digital resilience leader, measuring success via customer outcomes in a tech-driven world—echoing its core mission to digitalize, safeguard, and enhance[1][2].
