Whizkey, a global software design and consulting firm, is considering expansion plans in Switzerland.
The company is exploring potential office openings in Zürich and Geneva as part of its plan to strengthen its footprint in Europe, with the Zürich office potentially serving as Whizkey’s European hub, while Geneva would support regional development.
Switzerland’s reputation as a financial and technological hub makes it a strategic location for Whizkey’s next phase of growth.
Aligned with Switzerland’s sustainability goals, Whizkey plans to incorporate environmentally friendly practices into its operations if the expansion proceeds.
Founded over a decade ago by Abdulaziz Alamiri and Harsh Hirani, Whizkey has partnered with clients worldwide, reaching over 3.3 million people and generating more than US$400 million in client revenue.
Specialising in AI, Robotic Process Automation (RPA), and Blockchain, Whizkey creates tailored software solutions across industries.
Whizkey operates globally, with key partnerships in the UAE, Africa, North America, and Europe, and is now expanding into the United States.
Leading Whizkey’s client-focused approach is Rishmeen Ronak Chashmawala, who manages the entire client journey from solution development to execution, ensuring the delivery of technology solutions that meet diverse client needs.
Abdulaziz Alamiri, Chief Operations Officer, WhizKey said,
“We’ve always believed in aligning our business goals with markets that share our values, and Switzerland feels like a natural fit for our next step.
We’re excited about the opportunities to innovate in such a forward-thinking environment and bring our most creative solutions to life.”
In addition to these expansion plans, Whizkey is developing Cogniver, a product designed to enhance the ERP landscape by using AI and automation to help businesses improve efficiency and streamline operations.
Whizkey’s exploration of new locations reflects its broader global strategy, as it continues to focus on advanced technology solutions in fintech and other sectors.
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