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      Gernot Gutjahr is a partner at KPMG and heads the Technology Strategy & Operations solution for KPMG Consulting in Germany. 

      At the interface between corporate strategy, organisation and technology, Gernot Gutjahr advises organisations on how to translate technological investments into measurable, long-term competitive advantages. His strategic approach is based on advising organisations on how to structurally manage technological complexity, safeguard investments and design operating models in such a way as to ensure stability and innovative strength across market cycles.

      His key areas of consultancy include the strategic transformation of operating models: realigning and modernising IT and corporate organisations whilst simultaneously decoupling systems and reducing complexity.; the value-driven deployment of AI, cloud and managed services: embedding new technologies into sustainable, scalable operational and governance structures; the design of digital partnerships & ecosystems: the design and orchestration of strategic alliances that go beyond purely transactional supplier relationships and generate measurable business value; and the design of sourcing and outsourcing strategies: Developing robust sourcing architectures to ensure long-term cost discipline and strengthen operational resilience.

      1. Education & Qualification

        Studied at the Albert-Ludwigs-University in Freiburg, the University of East-Anglia and Cranfield University

        Graduate mathematician

      1. Area Of Expertise

        Cloud

        Digital-driven transformation

        Family businesses and SMEs

        IT integration

        IT sourcing

        IT transformation

        International markets

        National markets

        Technology

        Technological change

        Growth markets

      2. Education & Qualification

        Studied at the Albert-Ludwigs-University in Freiburg, the University of East-Anglia and Cranfield University

        Graduate mathematician

      Publications