Navigating success since 1999

Expertise from the inside

In 1999, we brought our vast collective experience of improvement and management work from inside major international companies, together to achieve our vision. Our expertise enables us to fully understand your challenges and your needs; it also makes us experts in finding and realizing the huge hidden improvement potential inside your business.

A sustainable model – the future of business

Our solution is based on the idea of a sustainable model for handling knowledge and for extracting more value out of it. This is our core innovation and groundbreaking new way to look at and manage knowledge. Since no existing method or technology could capture and visualize such a complex and infinitely adaptable model, we developed our own. Our inorigo® tool is infinitely flexible, letting you add and change parameters and relationships, so the technology grows with you and grows in value as you use it. It enables your business to evolve freely and puts the power of the big picture and a common point of reference at your fingertips. Read more about inorigo^®.

The moment of truth

What really motivates us, is that moment when you see your business as you have never seen it before. Without simplification or standardization; but, with ultimate clarity in all its exquisite complexity. The most perfect reflection of reality that is possible today. And then to see you understand all of the competitive advantages that this ultimate clear view unlocks.

We are committed to sharing our innovation in order to enhance the understanding and mastery of the vast complexity and variability of the world around us and thus, enable faster, more strategic, more responsible, fact-based decisions. We believe that ultimate clarity and efficiency in managing knowledge is the key to huge savings through greater value creation, and strategic growth for the future of your business.

Mapping the big picture

Our namesake, Abraham Ortelius, was the first cartographer in history to create a modern atlas of the world, by convincing his fellow cartographers of the value in using one common standard of measurement in their mapping. His Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, published in 1570, was highly valued for its accuracy and its unified approach. It was used to further education and science and was throughout its publication history, the undisputed leader of European atlas-making.