About Digisens

Digisens grew out of a passion for delivering systems that work properly, and developed into a full IT partner for small and medium-sized businesses. We are based at Kryptonstraat in Rijssen and manage the IT of around a hundred companies across Twente and Salland.

Thirty years, four names, the same address

We started in February 1994 as Van Voorden Computers. Later it became DS Automatisering, then DS ICT, and since 2023 Digisens. What did not change in all those years: the address, the phone number and a good share of the clients. Some of the companies we manage today were with us in the nineties.

That longevity is not nostalgia but a practical advantage. We know why an environment was set up the way it was, not just what is there now. During an outage that often saves hours.

Our mission

At Digisens your interest comes first. IT moves fast: what is new today is old tomorrow. We are your guide in that — not by replacing everything that can be replaced, but by determining what genuinely makes a difference for your business.

Our approach

We are deliberately a small organisation. That makes us flexible: we can switch quickly and respond to what a client actually needs. We continuously weigh your requirements against developments in the market, so you neither fall behind nor pay for hype.

Our team

The team consists of well-trained professionals who follow developments closely. Enthusiastic, committed engineers, reachable on one general number, +31 548 541219, which also takes WhatsApp. All our phones ring at once, so you always reach a specialist — including outside office hours when there is an outage.

What we deliberately do not do

We are not a developer of CRM or ERP software; others do that better. We do advise on it and are happy to act as your counterpart during negotiations with such a supplier. That way you keep one party guarding the overview, even when the work sits elsewhere.

Is something going wrong at your internet or telephony provider? Then we call them. You have us as your central point of contact, also for things we do not supply ourselves.