Case studies

Degroof Petercam is a Belgian investment house and private bank with deep roots in wealth management. Since 2024, it operates as part of Indosuez Wealth Management, the global wealth arm of Crédit Agricole Group. That integration created an immediate compliance pressure: the group needed a unified, scalable data quality framework across multiple entities... and fast.

Mega is an internationally active energy-sector company with a complex supplier network spanning both the EU and non-EEA countries. Alongside external vendors, Mega relies on intra-group relationships with holding and sister organisations, each carrying its own data transfer risk profile.

LM Oost-Vlaanderen is a Belgian social security mutuality serving members across the province of East Flanders. As a social security organisation, it operates under strict sector-specific regulations and handles some of the most sensitive personal data categories that exist: health records, financial entitlements, and member identity.

Our client is a public railway infrastructure manager, responsible for building, maintaining, and operating the country's rail network. As a public-sector organisation handling a broad range of personal data across multiple domains and subdomains, maintaining a compliant and well-governed Register of Processing Activities (RoPA) is both a legal obligation and an operational challenge.

A leading global automotive manufacturer, with its European hub based in Belgium, coordinates the distribution of vehicles across Europe and works closely with the manufacturer in Japan, which is behind both the vehicles and the connected technology inside the vehicles.

A Belgian bank and insurance company operating in a highly regulated environment where reliable, well-governed risk data underpins both regulatory compliance and sound decision-making. DTA has supported the institution since 2021, progressively strengthening its data quality and governance capabilities.

As the use of Data Products and self-service BI continued to grow, this global industrial and consumer goods company wanted to strengthen how data access is requested and managed, while keeping governance, data protection, and compliance requirements embedded in the process.

Our client is a Belgian bank and insurer serving millions of retail and business clients. As a systemically important financial institution, it operates under overlapping regulatory frameworks and the EU AI Act added a new layer of obligation that couldn't be absorbed through existing compliance routines.