Altman Solon, the world’s largest strategy consulting firm focused exclusively on the telecommunications, media, and technology (TMT) sectors, has selected Mindbreeze to power its enterprise knowledge management and collaboration efforts. The firm has purchased Mindbreeze InSpire following a successful trial of the Mindbreeze Insight Workplace, which began in July 2025. Prior to the partnership, Altman Solon faced challenges in accessing and sharing knowledge across its global operations. While the firm had established a strong foundation using SharePoint for structured project data, its native search tools were limited in scope and failed to provide a unified view across multiple secure repositories. This fragmentation made it difficult for teams to quickly find critical information, such as project leads or market-specific data like fiber penetration rates in Mexico. As a result, consultants spent valuable time manually compiling data, slowing down project onboarding and collaboration. With Mindbreeze InSpire, Altman Solon has transformed how its teams interact with organizational knowledge. The platform integrates data from SharePoint and other web-based sources into a single, AI-powered interface. Project information, documents, and insights are now indexed and intelligently linked, enabling instant access to context-rich, accurate answers. AI-driven question-answering capabilities deliver source-cited responses in seconds, replacing time-consuming manual searches. The implementation was rapid and seamless. Within weeks of starting the pilot, Altman Solon moved to full deployment. Consultants now access firm-wide knowledge more efficiently, accelerating project ramp-up and improving client delivery. The solution has become a central tool for collaboration across the firm’s global offices in the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Alex Dumke, COO at Altman Solon, highlighted the impact: “Mindbreeze quickly proved valuable, helping us move from pilot to full implementation within weeks. Our teams now have easier access to project insights and intellectual property, which supports better collaboration and more informed decision-making.” Kimberly Padilla, Global Head of Knowledge Management, praised the agility and transparency of the partnership: “In just weeks, we progressed from data indexing to full user acceptance testing. Today, consultants can access and interact with firm knowledge in ways that make collaboration faster, smarter, and more intuitive.” Daniel Fallmann, CEO and Founder of Mindbreeze, said the swift adoption reflects the growing need for intelligent knowledge platforms: “Altman Solon’s rapid decision to purchase Mindbreeze underscores both the urgency of modern knowledge management and the power of our solution to meet those needs. From day one, their teams embraced the Insight Workplace, and within weeks it became clear this was the right fit.” Mindbreeze InSpire enables organizations to unlock the full value of their data by connecting siloed information, applying AI to deliver context-aware insights, and automating knowledge discovery. Trusted by industry leaders, the platform is designed for security, scalability, and seamless integration across enterprise systems. For more information, visit www.mindbreeze.com or follow Mindbreeze on LinkedIn and X @Mindbreeze.