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We blend customer commitment with data excellence to pioneer trustworthy AI.
We build digital solutions that align stakeholder needs with technical feasibility and financial viability. In today’s digital landscape, this requires placing human experience at the core of every decision. At Glinz & Company, our integrated approach combines Digital Strategy Consulting with Data & AI Trust Advisory, enabling trustworthy innovation that builds lasting stakeholder confidence.
Our Strategic Advisory tackles today’s core business challenge: creating data-powered digital strategies that build competitive advantage while securing stakeholder trust. We envision a future where innovation and governance align seamlessly, making data & AI a strategic asset that drives business goals through clear, principled thinking.
Our Data & AI Trust Advisory provides strategic guidance and implementation frameworks that ensure AI systems are transparent, accountable, and ethically sound throughout their lifecycle. This function helps organizations navigate stakeholder expectations and complex regulatory requirements while establishing governance structures that build lasting confidence in data- & AI-powered solutions.
Investing in digital trust is not just a regulatory requirement – it is a business imperative. Companies that proactively build trust see tangible benefits, including:
Consumers are more likely to engage with brands that prioritize privacy, transparency, and ethical AI practices.
Trustworthy businesses stand out in crowded markets and attract more users.
Compliance with evolving data and AI regulations minimizes legal penalties and reputational damage.
Users are more willing to share data when they trust that it will be used responsibly.
Conversely, organisations that fail to prioritise trust risk encountering reputational crises, regulatory penalties, customer attrition, and a reduction in market share. Trust is no longer optional; it is the foundation of sustainable business success
The time to act on digital trust is now. Businesses, governments, and technology providers must work together to establish a new standard for digital ethics, privacy, and AI transparency. To that end, we urge:
Make trust a core business strategy, invest in ethical AI development, and prioritize consumer privacy as a competitive advantage.
Design AI systems that are explainable, fair, and user-centric, ensuring transparency in automated decision-making.
Regulators and policymakers should create and enforce balanced policies that protect consumer rights while fostering innovation and responsible AI adoption.
Demand greater transparency from organizations, engage in digital literacy initiatives, and push for ethical digital practices.
By working together, we can create a more trustworthy, ethical, and transparent digital ecosystem that benefits businesses, governments, and consumers alike. The future of digital trust is in our hands—let’s build it together.
Digital strategy no longer complements business strategy; it constitutes its fundamental framework. Success requires both breadth—considering the entire ecosystem from users to technologies—and depth through carefully selected focus areas that create competitive advantage. Our approach balances this comprehensive view with targeted capabilities, ensuring digital initiatives advance core business objectives while establishing the governance essential for trustworthy AI implementation.
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In simple words: A digital strategy is a blueprint, layout, design, or idea used to accomplish a specific goal with the benefits of digital technologies and tools. This blueprint needs to answer why you need to do what and how this needs to be done. Such a strategy is inherently flexible and open for adaptation and change when needed.
As Analytics & AI Translators, we bridge the divide between technical complexity and business value. Our human-centered approach and data-driven methodologies now extend to comprehensive AI implementation and governance, ensuring that advanced analytics and AI solutions are not merely technically sound but strategically aligned, ethically deployed, and fully operationalized across your organization.
The Analytics & AI Translator role interprets business challenges into analytics opportunities and translates technical insights into actionable business recommendations. It has become increasingly important today as organizations struggle to derive actual value from their AI investments. Despite substantial technology investments, many companies face an “implementation gap” where sophisticated analytics fail to deliver meaningful business impact.
Effective translators possess a unique combination of business acumen and technical literacy, enabling them to identify and prioritize viable use cases for analytics and AI application. They help organizations focus on a manageable number of high-impact initiatives. By guiding organizations through the entire analytics & AI lifecycle—from problem identification to solution implementation—we can help avoid common pitfalls such as overambitious projects or solutions that don’t integrate well with existing workflows. Our involvement increases adoption rates and ensures that insights translate into measurable business outcomes.
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Daniel Glinz founded the company back in 2014 and heads up its strategy practice.
He is a dedicated consulting professional with more than 20 years’ experience in digital transformation management. His area of distinction is a unique mix of skills and experience in business, design and technology.
With a broad academic background from leading management and design universities and extensive project experience with international consulting firms, Daniel combines groundbreaking conceptual work with the ability to shape and actually transform businesses. Daniel Glinz holds a master’s degree in Business Administration from the University of St. Gallen and a master of advanced studies degree in Mobile Application Design from the Zurich University of the Arts. He developed a keen eye for data at UC Berkeley.
Accompanied by highly skilled professionals Glinz & Company is able to offer a full set of capabilities.
The iceberg.team is a netwotk of data professionals hand picked to effectively build data-driven products and services.
Bigger opportunities are usually pursued in collaboration with major management consulting firms.
We can do wonderful things with data. But all these actions can have unwanted effects or can even be deemed illegal under new legislation such as GDPR without the user’s consent. Extracting insight from consumer data requires respectful and farsighted handling of personal data. In a world where privacy is withering away like ice in summer, understanding and building online trust are essential business capabilities.
Digital products and services obey the effects of the platform economy. Once first movers successfully passed the period of deception they are hard to catch up. This is why: Constantly improving algorithms lead to digital products and services. When done right, these data products add value to the customer. This perceived value added will convince customers to provide even more data. The use of data products itself leads in this perfectly closed loop to a ever increasing wealth of transactional and behavioral data.
Trust is the enabler to generate this feedback loop that adds value with every iteration.
The iceberg trust model draws on recent findings from socio- and neuroeconomic research. Researchers have come a long way in analyzing online trust. We combine these findings into a framework that not only allows understanding how online users actually trust but rather identifying where businesses can take influence.
Innovation in the digital and analytics landscape extends beyond established organizations. Emerging ventures often deliver the most innovative solutions and agile approaches. We actively partner with high-potential startups to incorporate cutting-edge thinking into our client solutions, ensuring access to the full spectrum of transformative capabilities while supporting the broader innovation ecosystem.
Daniel Glinz is an accredited private investor with the b2venture network and the Swiss ICT investor club (SICTIC) Together, we identify and realize direct investment opportunities in data-driven ventures. We invest at early stages (seed, pre-A and A-stages). Business plans are important but not essential; We invest in great products and teams. A minimum viable product is a must.
Digital trust is the currency of today and will be central to defining the winners of tomorrow.
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