EUROPEAN DIGITAL SOVEREIGNTY

European retail technology. Your operations, your control.

VFusion Retail connects point of sale, stock, warehouse operations and Adam AI in one business environment. We help retailers bring their operational technology closer to their own organisation, with local operation and deployment choices that reduce dependence on a single external platform.

Designed around your control
  1. 01Your stores and data
  2. 02VFusion Retail & Adam
  3. 03Infrastructure you choose

Business continuity

Keep the shop floor connected to stock and back-office processes, with local operation forming part of the deployment design.

Control over business data

Discuss integrations, exports and migration requirements before implementation, so stock and transaction data remain usable beyond one application.

AI within your workflow

Adam supports business processes alongside the systems and people responsible for them. Infrastructure, access and approval boundaries belong in the design.

European initiatives. Practical design choices.

These initiatives set the direction. The delivery choices below show where our work connects to it.

Industry-led European initiative

EuroStack

EuroStack promotes European technology supply and investment across the stack. Our group brings hardware, software and services together around the same practical direction: build European capability and give customers more control over their technology.

Applicable since September 2025

EU Data Act

Cloud switching and interoperability are central to the Data Act. For services within scope, switching charges are due to end on 12 January 2027. An exit still needs technical preparation: data formats, interfaces, responsibilities and a tested migration plan.

Commission proposal · June 2026

Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA)

The proposal connects European cloud and AI capacity with sovereignty criteria. We translate that direction into choices about infrastructure, operators, access and supplier dependencies.

European strategy · June 2026

EU Open Source Strategy

Europe is putting open-source alternatives, procurement and long-term maintenance on the agenda. Our approach is to select suitable open technology, integrate it with existing systems and make support and ownership explicit. Open source is a choice per component, not a claim about every product.

From ambition to an agreed design

In a project, we agree the hosting location, operator and support access, technology dependencies, backup and recovery responsibilities, and the route to another supplier. The resulting design and contract define what is delivered.

Discuss your requirements

European capability, across the technology stack

Our European hardware, software and services group connects storage, business applications, AI and managed IT. In-housing and European localisation start with choosing which systems, data and operational knowledge you want to control.