NijnnoVision’s roots trace back to September 1993, when a group of entrepreneurs convened to address emerging technological, societal, and business challenges. The liberalization of the Dutch telecommunications market, marked by KPN’s loss of monopoly and the advent of internet and mobile telephony, created a demand for expertise in implementing mobile networks, internet infrastructure, WLAN, marketing strategies, and guiding corporations through these technological advancements.
Operating from the Matrix 1 building on Kruislaan in Amsterdam, now part of the Amsterdam Science Park, NijnnoVision emerged as a dynamic hub for innovation and collaboration. Since its inception, the firm has provided solutions in social and technological innovation, change and turnaround management, sustainability initiatives, and business continuity management on an international scale.
Today, NijnnoVision is headquartered in the WTC-Almere, offering flexible, accessible facilities to accommodate the needs of professionals, clients, and partners, including international collaborations. Additional flexible office locations in cities such as Amsterdam, Brussels, London, Barcelona, and Basel are strategically established to minimize travel and enhance client service. ​
Driven by a moral ambition, NijnnoVision actively engages as a social enterprise to address contemporary societal challenges through innovative technologies. Collaborating with international and local policymakers, innovators, and both profit and non-profit initiatives, the firm has cultivated a pragmatic platform for the temporary deployment of knowledge and experience. Entrepreneurial, supportive, and advisory, NijnnoVision is adept at responding swiftly and effectively to economic and technological inquiries within its business domains, aligning with the desires and needs of its clients. ​
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