André de Woot, auteur sur Solutions Magazine

IT and Insurance: the Ethias Group, a leading employer

Jan 15, 2026 | HR | 0 |

With dual “Top Employer” certification—the sixth consecutive year for NRB and the fifth for Ethias—the Ethias Group has confirmed its position as a leading employer in Belgium, with scores well above the sector average.

Horus, platform logic

Dec 30, 2025 | Data intelligence | 0 |

Revenue of €12.5 million, growth of around 110% compared to the previous year. Liège-based Horus Software is on a roll. Its platform logic sets it apart in the market.

Edge and fiber for greater resilience

Dec 30, 2025 | Data Center | 0 |

Sofico, Eurofiber, and Win are joining forces in Wallonia to promote resilience. Each brings its own expertise to the table. The proposal can be targeted or comprehensive, in the form of a solution that includes training.

Legal control drives sovereignty, more than geography!

Dec 18, 2025 | Data Center | 0 |

Storing data in Europe is no longer enough to protect it from the US. A report by the University of Cologne confirms what many institutions fear: sovereignty is no longer determined by geography, but by legal control.

Start it @KBC, 100 million!

Dec 10, 2025 | Data intelligence | 0 |

KBC is investing EUR 100 million through Start it @KBC to strengthen the Belgian start-up ecosystem. This investment is accompanied by the launch of Start it Fund, which focuses on providing start-up financing for leading start-ups from the Start it program.

“Courage rather than omnibuses!”

Dec 5, 2025 | Data intelligence | 0 |

Above all, don’t give in. Following Connect 2025, Thierry Breton analyzes the Digital Omnibus, the European Commission’s controversial legislative proposal. Along with others, former European Commissioner Thierry Breton calls for firm resistance to attempts to “unravel” major European digital laws. In a post, he stated: “In the face of pressure—particularly from outside the EU—we must not give in.” A week earlier, at Connect 2025, the event co-organized by Win and Computerland, Thierry Breton reiterated the vital importance of our digital sovereignty.