Inetum consolidates its position among the top 5 most highly valued IT service providers

• The leading technology solutions consultancy stands out for its high level of customer satisfaction, according to a study conducted by research firm Whitelane Research and consultancy Eraneos.

• Inetum maintains its recognition as an “Exceptional Performer” in Spain, consolidating its position as one of the country's most highly rated technology providers. 

Inetum, a European leader in digital services, continues to rank among the top five IT service providers in Spain, according to the latest edition of the IT Sourcing Study conducted by Whitelane Research in collaboration with Eraneos. The consulting company has been recognized as an “Exceptional Performer” in Spain, consolidating its position as one of the country's most highly rated technology providers.

This year’s results confirm Inetum’s consolidated position in the market, standing out for its growth in client satisfaction and its exceptional performance. The company is also one of the few providers that has consistently remained in the ranking, in a context marked by rapid growth and transformation in the technology sector.

“This recognition reflects the trust our clients place in us, as well as the talent and dedication of our entire team. Their daily efforts enable us to deliver real value to organizations and support them in their digital transformation journeys. Being among the top 5 is not only a source of pride, but also a strong driver to continue growing alongside our clients,” said Ion Ander Bordonaba, Managing Director of Inetum in Spain.

“Inetum’s performance in this study highlights its consistent ability to meet and even exceed customer expectations, combining a fabulous rating with its growth trajectory. Remaining among the top five most highly rated suppliers in Spain year after year is a clear reflection of its long-term commitment to quality and customer satisfaction,” explains Alex van den Bergh, Head of Research Europe at Whitelane. 

More than 300 CIOs from leading IT-investing companies participated in this study, evaluating 34 IT service providers and 11 cloud platform providers.