Ramiz Tairi

Who they are

Ramiz Tairi is an Enterprise Data Management Specialist at Syniti (part of Capgemini) — founded Tairi, an Amsterdam-based IT services and product design consultancy, in 2022 while in his employed role.

Person

Ramiz joined Syniti in April 2021, bringing a background that cuts across consulting, enterprise software, and field operations. His career includes a stint at SAP in Barcelona — uncommon geography for someone from North Macedonia — and earlier roles at Solutions30 Group and DynCorp International. Possibly — his earlier career included a period as a truck driver, which if true makes his path into enterprise data consulting a genuinely non-linear one. He published a research study on optimizing order flow at EN Motoren Nijmegen BV, signalling an early interest in process design and operational efficiency. In 2022 he founded Tairi, a 1-10 person IT services and consulting shop in Amsterdam covering product design, software development, coaching, mentoring, staffing, and recruiting. The through-line is deep SAP-ecosystem fluency applied across multiple angles — vendor, consultancy, and now his own practice running in parallel. He posts occasionally on LinkedIn — master data management, SAP events, Gartner Magic Quadrant for MDM — practical and industry-specific rather than thought-leadership generic.

How they likely show up

  • Founded Tairi in 2022 while employed full-time at Syniti → high agency; runs a parallel track rather than waiting for a clean break.
  • Possibly — non-linear career path (truck driver → business consultant → enterprise data specialist) → likely pragmatic and self-directed, not credential-dependent.
  • Speaking engagements across SAP Sapphire (Orlando and Madrid), SAP Connect Day Belgium, and the UK & Ireland SAP User Group podcast → comfortable operating across geographies and in front of different SAP-community audiences.
  • Research study on order-flow optimization at EN Motoren Nijmegen BV → brings a structured, analytical lens to operational problems, not just product positioning.
  • LinkedIn content focused on MDM, Gartner Magic Quadrant, and SAP events → stays close to the practitioner community rather than broadcasting to a general tech audience.

Conversation tips

  • → Reference the SUGTalks podcast appearance — it signals he invests time in the SAP user community, not just vendor events; ask what surprised him in that conversation.
  • → Tairi is his own venture: ask how he scopes the work that comes through it versus what he does at Syniti — the boundary is likely an interesting one.
  • → He follows the Gartner MDM Magic Quadrant closely; come with a specific view on it rather than asking a generic 'what do you think of MDM?'
  • → He's represented Syniti at SAP Sapphire 2026 in both Orlando and Madrid — if you've been to either, use it as a specific anchor rather than a generic 'I heard it was a big event'.

Toolbox

Openers

  • Open on Tairi — he founded it in 2022 while at Syniti, offering product design, development, coaching, and recruiting out of Amsterdam. Ask what kind of work it's pulling in.
  • He spoke on the UK & Ireland SAP User Group SUGTalks podcast about making the most of data for SAP projects — a practitioner conversation, not a vendor pitch. Use it to open on what MDM looks like from the user-group side.
  • He published a research study on optimizing order flow at EN Motoren Nijmegen BV — an early, concrete signal of how he thinks about process problems. Reference it to show you've gone beyond his LinkedIn headline.

Discovery questions

  1. You're running Tairi alongside your role at Syniti — where do the two actually complement each other, and where do they pull in different directions?
  2. You've been tracking the Gartner MDM Magic Quadrant closely — what's the real gap between how Gartner frames the MDM market and what you see customers actually wrestling with?
  3. You've presented at SAP Sapphire in both Orlando and Madrid in 2026 — what's the conversation that keeps coming up with customers that the official agenda doesn't quite address?

Avoid

Don't open with generic 'digital transformation' framing — his content and speaking are grounded in specific SAP and MDM practitioner problems, and vague buzzwords will signal you haven't done the reading.

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