Analysys Mason advises manufacturers, infrastructure providers, automation specialists and their investors on where these changes can create opportunity. We assess markets, pressure-test technology and growth strategies, run commercial and technical due diligence, and turn digital manufacturing ambition into executable plans and delivered outcomes.
Simon is a Managing Partner in Analysys Mason’s Munich team, specialising in due diligence and financial advisory services. He joined the company when Analysys Mason acquired Telescope Advisory Partners, the boutique consulting firm co-founded...
Oli is the Managing Partner overseeing Analysys Mason’s global Transformation Practice. Based in our London office, his main expertise and focus is in helping clients shape and deliver their most complex business and technology...
Al is an Engagement Director at Analysys Mason, working on operating models and transformation across the built environment and digital infrastructure. With experience spanning construction, infrastructure, real estate, energy, telecoms and...
Oliver is a Partner in our Frankfurt office. He has more than 25 years of experience in strategy and management consulting for private-equity and corporate customers, focusing on business development and growth projects as well as strategic due...
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Enterprises are realising the benefits of IoT but still face a number of challenges. They base their selection of IoT connectivity providers on the...
Advances in artificial intelligence and machine learning mean that communications service providers can use customer experience indexes instead of...
