"Using open source technology, it builds complete data platforms for customers. The core of the team has been working in open source for more than 25 years, from the first ADSL modems to modern cloud-native solutions. We spoke with Kurt Jonckheer, CEO, and Dirk Van de Poel, CPO, about how that experience creates value today. Klarrio works almost exclusively with open source technology, but not by simply picking tools off the shelf."
"Klarrio is not a standard system integrator, but an architect and builder of the very foundation itself. As a data-driven organization, you usually end up at Klarrio when you encounter complexity and skyrocketing costs. Through platform engineering, they build the underlying data layer, focusing on integrations, platform architecture, data flows, security, governance, and scalability. The customer continues to perform work related to analytics, dashboards, and data science. Klarrio ensures the data infrastructure on which these applications run is robust, future-proof, and controllable."
"Building such a platform requires significant effort. Of course, with open source, there are quite a few components that are extremely good and will get you a long way. However, they must be coordinated and made compliant with the customer's security requirements. "If you deploy open source directly, so to speak, it doesn't meet the requirements dictated by the CISO or local legislation," Jonckheer explains. "It has to be made compliant and checked for security.""
Klarrio is a Belgian platform engineering company that builds complete data platforms using open-source technology and deep open-source experience spanning over 25 years. The company focuses on creating the foundational infrastructure—integrations, platform architecture, data flows, security, governance, and scalability—so customers can concentrate on analytics, dashboards, and data science. Klarrio custom-coordinates open-source components to meet CISOs' and local legislation security and compliance requirements. Klarrio typically engages when organizations face complexity and rising costs. The company acts as an architect and builder of the underlying data layer rather than a standard system integrator. Customers usually have existing systems and platforms, including CRM and ERP solutions.
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