Partners
We have more than 20 years of expertise and help the biggest names in the business make better data-driven decisions using cutting-edge digital solutions.
We bring you specific and concrete strategies on how to improve your business results with technologies. We can spot opportunities, create briefs and deliver functional solutions.
Adastra is an international IT consulting company facilitating the transition to the digital era as a one-stop shop with deep experience in the following areas:
With headquarters in Prague and Toronto, Adastra provides solution since 2000 across the whole world through 21 branches and with 2000+ experts.
Trusted by leading companies across different industries like Citibank, HSBC, BNP Paribas, , Barclays, Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank, Société Générale, UniCredit, ING, Erste Group, Bank of Montreal, Scotia Bank, Lloyds Bank, Intesa SanPaolo, Raiffeisen Bank International, KBC, Fifth Third Bank, The World Bank, Mastercard, Allianz, MetLife, Vienna Insurance Group, Deutshe Post DHL, Volkswagen, Skoda Auto, Deutsche Telekom, T-Mobile, Vodafone, O2, Orange, Telenor, Astra Zeneca, RWE, Ahold, IKEA, Tesco or Asahi.
Adastra’s aim is to contribute to customers’ businesses through smart data solutions. Through the partnership, we will enable you to benefit from Teradata's state-of-the-art DWH technologies and our more than two decades of built-in know-how in data management and data warehousing for leading brands across industries and worldwide.
We have been working with Teradata technologies for over 15 years. We also develop our technological solutions such as the data replication tool Adoki, which enables companies to efficiently replicate data between systems i.e., to generate and scale data transfers. It centrally manages and monitors transfers to and from any data platform (on-premises or cloud) based on metadata.
Our common mission is to help you effectively manage and control the data that has the potential for improving your bottom line.
Adastra Migrates Critical Reports for New Vodafone Business Model