Easi, the Belgian company specializing in software solutions and IT services, continues to demonstrate strong growth momentum with solid and improving results in the first half of 2025. Over the first six months of the year, the company experienced a 20% increase in revenue.
Easi focuses on people
The company’s total workforce reached a new milestone, growing from 498 employees in 2024 to 564 in 2025. This reflects Easi’s ability to attract and retain talent, driven in part by a model that has earned it the title of “Best Employer in Belgium” every year since 2015.
At the same time, the Belgian company continues to develop its participatory shareholding model: this year, 23 new employees joined the shareholder base, strengthening internal cohesion and alignment with long-term performance goals. Today, 161 employees have chosen to fully invest in Easi’s future by becoming shareholders.
A total of 4,186 hours of internal training have already been provided to Easi employees, following personalized learning paths tailored to their roles and seniority. In addition to this, employees also have access to numerous external training opportunities. This approach reflects the company’s commitment to professional excellence and personal development.
Strategic acquisitions
Acquisitions are a key part of Easi’s corporate strategy. Over the past five years, Easi has acquired nine companies, representing a total investment of approximately €23 million. “We see acquisitions as opportunities to strengthen our geographic presence, attract new clients, and develop expertise or activities in new IT sectors or regions. We’re not looking to enter markets that don’t align with our products, solutions, or services. However, if a market seems promising but we lack the necessary expertise, Easi is open to acquiring a company that does,” explains Jean-François Herremans, co-CEO of Easi.
The company has carried out several acquisitions in recent years, always following the same approach: a gradual integration focused on its core values. “Today, we’re able to integrate 80% of an acquired company within just 12 months. We have a well-defined method and process that allow us to be efficient. Still, despite our experience, acquiring and integrating a company remains a challenge,” adds Thomas Van Eeckhout, co-CEO of Easi.
The most recent acquisition was Quendra, a company active in the telecommunications sector, in February 2025.
Secure and rapidly expanding solutions
As geopolitical tensions rise globally, the security of operational technologies (OT) is increasingly targeted by cybercriminals. Production environments, public services, transportation—none are safe havens in today’s digital landscape. The growing number of attacks on industrial systems shows that the line between IT and OT is becoming increasingly blurred, with all the risks that entails.
This issue is central to Easi, which is recognized for its deep expertise in securing critical IT and OT environments.
“Our detection system, Bluehorn², generated over 10,000 potential security alerts in the first quarter of this year. After an initial qualification phase, around 2,500 alerts were deemed relevant enough to be investigated by our SOC (Security Operations Center) team. Following thorough investigations, 218 alerts turned out to be actual attacks. Thanks to the swift intervention of our team—and in collaboration with trusted technology partners such as Rapid7 and Darktrace—these threats were neutralized before impacting our clients’ environments,” explains Johan Jakus, Business Unit Manager at Easi.
Meanwhile, the Belgian company continues to expand its standard solutions, which currently include:
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Adfinity: over 49,000 users
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SmartSales: 2,600 users
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Rooftop: 720 users
That’s a total of more than 52,000 users who trust Easi’s solutions for their performance and security. The company has invested over €6 million in the development of its solutions since the beginning of this year.
Artificial intelligence as a driver of innovation
One of the recent focuses in Easi’s digital transformation is the integration of artificial intelligence into its operations.
“We spent a lot of time thinking about how to approach this. We explored several options, including acquiring another company or taking a stake in a specialized firm. That could have been a good way to strengthen our AI expertise. However, in the short term, it seemed too risky or ambitious. While we don’t rule out that possibility in the future, we chose to partner with two companies: Sagacify and B12. Together, we’re exploring the best way to integrate AI into our tools. This will be a gradual process. Currently, we’re testing AI on Adfinity³ and Bluehorn,” explains Jean-François Herremans.
“We believe in the massive impact AI will have on the market. That’s why we’re investing heavily in integrating it into our solutions, notably by significantly strengthening our product team. We’re also working with strategic partners like Microsoft, who are themselves integrating AI into their solutions. There’s a real opportunity to offer innovative AI-based solutions by leveraging third-party technologies. These initiatives will help us gain maturity in the AI field, an experience that will allow us to evolve our own solutions to the next level,” concludes Thomas Van Eeckhout.
About d’Easi
Easi is a Belgian company specializing in IT services and solutions since 1999. It stands out through the development of its own business software, designed to meet the needs of medium and large enterprises. Beyond providing IT services and solutions, Easi positions itself as a strategic partner with high added value, favoring long-term relationships with its clients. Its approach is based on proximity, trust, and operational excellence. Easi also places great importance on the well-being of its more than 560 employees, convinced that customer satisfaction starts with the fulfillment of its teams.
About Bluehorn²
BlueHorn is a solution that empowers companies to take control of their own security. Once deployed, it quickly provides the visibility needed to detect and contain threats, minimizing the negative impact of potential attacks. The platform offers near-instant visibility across the network and threat intelligence, enabling rapid detection and neutralization of anomalies and indicators of compromise (IoCs). BlueHorn is the cornerstone of Easi’s MiniSOC service. The MiniSOC is an operational center composed of experts who ensure the prevention, detection, analysis, and response to cybersecurity incidents. They continuously monitor (24/7) and enhance the security of client operations through advanced security analytics and automation.
About d’Adfinity³
Adfinity is an ERP solution developed by Easi, specializing in the financial and accounting management of businesses. It automates processes, enabling fast and accurate invoice processing, smooth management of general accounting, cash flow, multi-company operations, and approval workflows. Equipped with real-time reporting tools, Adfinity helps companies make strategic decisions based on reliable data, while reducing human error and optimizing productivity.