For ten years in IT consulting, I've seen one thing far too often: clients are sold partial solutions. One recommends a network, the next cloud, a third software, and nobody checks whether it all fits together in the end.

With MLA GmbH (Meta Level Advisory), I want to approach things differently. The name says it all: I look one level higher, at the big picture, independent of manufacturers, with only one client — you .

I like to think in systems. In my free time, I build entire worlds and production facilities in strategy and building games, tinkering until every cog fits together perfectly. Every decision has consequences, sometimes not until ten hours later, simply because you overlooked or forgot something earlier.

That's exactly how I approach your IT: technology, people, processes, and business model aren't separate components, but rather a system. My mission is to guide you through digital transformation and encourage you to critically examine existing practices. Because the most obvious path is rarely the best.

I also pass on this way of thinking as a lecturer at FOM University of Applied Sciences — because I enjoy explaining things and because teaching keeps you sharp: If you want to make something truly understandable, you first have to have thought it through completely. So when we work together, you don't get a consultant who just throws around buzzwords, but a partner who keeps the whole picture in mind — until you reach your next stage in business development.