Business understanding.
Built into useful technology.
DIVU brings data, analytics and technology together to improve everyday decisions and recurring work. We combine practical business experience with implementation—and use AI where it adds value.
Useful work. Clear responsibility.
- Start with the decision, the people making it and the outcome they need.
- Make data dependable: shared definitions, traceable sources and visible quality checks.
- Choose technology and AI for a specific purpose, with outputs people can check.
- Name the owner, agree the operating responsibilities and make exceptions visible.
- Build for continuity: ongoing DIVU service or a documented handover to your team.
Founded in 2021. Graz and Calgary.
DIVU works across Europe and North America, connecting business questions with data and technology. Our experience spans reporting, KPI design, data integration, analytics and operational decision support.
Martin Absenger
Martin Absenger founded DIVU after working on data, reporting and business problems in industrial companies. He connects commercial and operational questions with the design of practical solutions and leads new client conversations personally.
A named owner for the work.
Each engagement has an agreed scope and a named contact. We explain who builds, operates and approves each part of the solution. For ongoing services, we agree the deliverables, cadence, checks and improvement allowance before operation starts.
Access and ownership, agreed upfront.
We agree where data is processed, which systems and providers are involved, and who may access them before connecting a source. The setup follows the needs and permissions of the engagement.
Documentation and a practical handover path are part of the design. You should understand how the service works, how exceptions are handled and what happens when your needs change.
More capacity for the work that matters.
AI can help us build and maintain solutions, extract information or prepare explanations. We choose it where the result can be checked. Reliable calculations, reconciliations and clear business rules remain essential.