Crystalloids is a young and dynamic company located at Science Park Amsterdam. We are founded in the beginning of 2006 and currently have a Management Team with more than 40 years of experience in Crystallizing, Implementing and Optimizing Predictive Enterprises.

We are considered a Leading Partner for the Predictive Analytics product range of SPSS, the Advanced Analytics product range of SAP BusinessObjects and the Customer Intelligence product range of SAS.

Crystalloids assists organizations that are moving towards the Predictive Enterprise by crystallizing, implementing and optimizing their Customer Intelligence, Web Intelligence and Risk Intelligence solutions.

We believe that the foundation for a successful solution is based on the three dimensions being people, process and technology. That is why we always consider these three dimensions in our solutions.

In our short existence we have managed to build up a respectable portfolio of references served directly or through one of our Strategic Partners. Our customers are in verticals like Retail, Leisure, Media, Telco and Finance and Insurance and are located in the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, France, South-Africa, Denmark and Sweden.

We have two teams of Consultants:
- The Business Consultants led by Hans Boëtius
- The Data Mining and Integration Consultants led by Marc de Haas.

The Business Consultants have extensive knowledge about Customer Intelligence, Web Intelligence and Risk Intelligence.

The Data Mining and Integration Consultants have extensive knowledge about advanced analytical applications, data mining, data warehousing and enterprise application and information integration.

1      resembling or having properties of a crystal

2      a substance that can be crystallized

crys∙tal:

1      a solid in which the constituent atoms, molecules or ions are packed in a regularly  ordered,repeating pattern extending in all three spatial dimensions

crys∙tal∙lize:

1      form into crystals

2      take on a definite and clear shape

3      make free from confusion and ambiguity

4      make clear