Randstad Digital Germany

Randstad Digital Germany AG is a German IT services and consulting provider headquartered in Munich. The company traces its origins to Pentacon GmbH, founded in 1995 in Penzberg near Munich under the leadership of Franz Wenzel. It moved to Munich in 1997 and was renamed Pentasys GmbH two years later. A further office opened in Frankfurt am Main in 2005, the year revenue first exceeded 10 million euros. In 2007 the legal form was changed to a stock corporation (Aktiengesellschaft). In 2014 the chairmen Franz Wenzel and Uwe Koch sold the company to the Paris-based Ausy Group. The following year it acquired Vision iT Media GmbH of Stuttgart, and in 2018 the Munich-based eSolve AG; both were active in the automotive industry. Revenue that year exceeded 100 million euros. In 2020 the company was renamed Ausy Technologies Germany AG. The Ausy Group, with more than 7,000 employees, had been acquired by Randstad in 2017. In August 2023 the company was rebranded as Randstad Digital. The firm positions itself as a partner for digital enablement, supporting clients on their digital transformation journeys with a solutions-oriented, customer-centric approach and local delivery responsibility. It offers access to additional skills and capacity through an expanded delivery model, allowing clients to scale quickly for complex transformation projects. It maintains strong partnerships with leading platform providers such as AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft, Salesforce and ServiceNow. Randstad Digital Germany has offices in six German locations: Munich (headquarters), Düsseldorf, Eschborn, Hamburg, Nuremberg and Stuttgart, plus a branch in Geneva, Switzerland. The company emphasizes certifications, continuous development of its organization and team, and sustainable success for clients and employees. Its leadership team consists of experienced industry experts, with Raphael Vaino serving as Managing Director for Randstad Digital Germany.

The company was founded in 1995 as Pentacon GmbH in Penzberg near Munich under the leadership of Franz Wenzel. In 1997 it relocated to Munich, and two years later it was renamed Pentasys GmbH. In 2005 a further office was opened in Frankfurt am Main; that year revenue exceeded 10 million euros for the first time. In 2007 the legal form was changed to a stock corporation (Aktiengesellschaft). In 2014 the chairmen Franz Wenzel and Uwe Koch sold the company to the Paris-based Ausy Group. In 2015 it acquired Vision iT Media GmbH of Stuttgart, and in 2018 the Munich-based eSolve AG; both were active in the automotive industry. Revenue in 2018 was over 100 million euros. In 2020 the company was renamed Ausy Technologies Germany AG. The Ausy Group, with more than 7,000 employees, had been acquired by Randstad in 2017. In August 2023 the company was rebranded as Randstad Digital. As of November 2024, the headquarters is in Munich, with additional offices in Düsseldorf, Eschborn, Hamburg, Nuremberg and Stuttgart, and a branch in Geneva, Switzerland.

• 2023

  Rebranded as Randstad Digital in August.

• 2020

  Renamed Ausy Technologies Germany AG.

• 2018

  Acquired eSolve AG of Munich; revenue exceeded 100 million euros.

• 2017

  Ausy Group acquired by Randstad.

• 2015

  Acquired Vision iT Media GmbH of Stuttgart.

• 2014

  Sold by Franz Wenzel and Uwe Koch to the Paris-based Ausy Group.

• 2007

  Changed legal form to Aktiengesellschaft (stock corporation).

• 2005

  Opened office in Frankfurt am Main; revenue exceeded 10 million euros for the first time.

• 1999

  Renamed Pentasys GmbH.

• 1997

  Moved to Munich.

• 1995

  Founded as Pentacon GmbH in Penzberg near Munich under Franz Wenzel.

Solutions-oriented and customer-centric IT consulting with local delivery responsibility, supporting digital transformation.

Product categories. IT consulting · Digital transformation services · Application development and management · Cloud services · Data and analytics · Customer experience solutions

1. 1Willkommen | Randstad Digitalrandstaddigital.de
2. 2Über Randstad Digital: Ihr Partner für Digital Enablementrandstaddigital.de
3. 3Randstad Digital Germany – Wikipediade.wikipedia.org
4. 4Wikidata Q111189219wikidata.org