Vectia has identified four business models that face similar growth and customer management challenges and have comparable cost and asset structures: Installed Base, Input to Process, Services, and Consumer Goods & Retail. Vectia has also organised its competence according to these segments.

Installed Base

Companies with the “Installed Base” business logic are producing and selling investment goods and services as their basic offering (e.g. IT, electronics, telecom infrastructure, machinery & equipment or construction businesses).

Input to Process

Companies providing products and solutions that are utilised in the customers’ process as input (e.g. pulp & paper, energy, chemical).

Continuous relationships

B2B & B2C companies with continuous customer relationships – e.g. financial services, logistics, media, telecommunication, utility.

Consumer Brands and Retail

Companies producing and selling products for the consumer market through a channel and/or retail outlet, e.g. groceries and non-food retail, as well as manufacturing of branded consumer products.