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Haselhorst Associates and H&Z are growing even closer. In August 2026, Haselhorst Associates GmbH was legally merged into H&Z Unternehmensberatung GmbH.​ The merger does not affect ongoing projects and clients. The people behind our projects and our long-standing client relationships, as well as our expertise, remain unchanged.​ ​


However, we are expanding the expertise available to you with our new business unit H&Z Performance & Restructuring.

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Urban Transformation moves to H&Z Cities & Utilities

Following the legal merger with H&Z, the Urban Transformation team of Haselhorst Associates has been integrated into the H&Z Industry Cities & Utilities.



Haselhorst Smart City Ranking 2026 emphasizes development over placement

For the first time since the Haselhorst Smart City Ranking was launched in 2018, the ranking positions of individual cities will not be actively communicated this year. “In our view, the focus on listing the placement of cities leads to a misunderstanding of the core concept of a smart city,”…



Haselhorst Associates and H&Z have formed a joint business unit: H&Z Performance & Restructuring

Corporate performance is under immense market pressure, which is also driving noticeable changes in management consulting. There is growing demand for partners who take end-to-end responsibility for performance – from in-depth analysis through robust strategies to successful implementation.



Success story with Mönchengladbach – our blog post for Smart City Dialog

Together with the city of Mönchengladbach, we have developed a systematic approach to measuring the impact of smart city initiatives and identified ways in which these measures can be sustainably embedded. The results can be found on the Smart City Dialog website.



New white paper: The fibre-optic market in Germany in transition

For more than a decade, the roll-out of fibre-optic networks in Germany was regarded as a prime example of a capital-intensive growth story. The narrative was clear: ‘Homes passed’ first, monetisation later. Those who build quickly and secure territory will win. Since 2024, this logic has visibly…