„Reactively adapted to our day-to-day business"
Synergy Through Trust: Three Years of Partnership-Driven Digitalization at ABF
ABF Synergie is one of the clients we particularly enjoy working with. For over three years, we have been supporting the ABF Synergie GmbH team in their digital transformation — with a clear strategy, pragmatic execution, and a genuine understanding of their day-to-day operations.
Relevant Projects, Tangible Results
Over the past months, we reached several milestones together with ABF:
- M365 Guidelines (September 2024) Establishing clear rules for the secure and efficient use of the Microsoft 365 environment.
- Digital Check (October 2024) Status assessment with actionable recommendations — concise, focused, effective.
- LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® Workshop (January 2025) Structured creativity: company values and digitalization strategies were visualized and made tangible using LEGO® bricks.
- Cyber Security Check with NIS2 & ISMS Focus (February 2025) A compact introduction to regulatory requirements and concrete action steps.
- ISMS Foundation & Training (April 2025) Building internal know-how for the sustainable protection of company assets.
Strategy Meets Flexibility
What was particularly valued in the collaboration was our agile, hands-on approach. As Tim Gruber aptly puts it:
“The greatest asset in working with PASSION4IT is that we can act reactively, adapted to our day-to-day business.”
This is crucial in mid-sized companies: projects must not only be designed on paper but also be viable in daily operations.
Consulting with Method
Beyond the operational execution of individual projects, strategic impulses were always part of the collaboration. Key areas included:
- IT strategy consulting
- Digital Quick Check
- Implementation of an ISMS tool
Together, we laid the foundation for a future-proof, secure, and digitally supported corporate structure.
Want a closer look?
In our YouTube video, Tim Gruber shares his firsthand account of working with PASSION4IT — how we approached things, what matters in practice, and what other companies can learn from it.