Transition Technologies PSC, a Polish IT solutions integrator, has launched its third subsidiary this year. Following the establishment of offices in the UK and Dubai, the company has now entered the Turkish market with the formation of TT PSC Turkey AS. This strategic move marks a significant step in the global expansion of TT PSC, which sees great potential in Turkey’s fast-growing economy, currently on the brink of a major technological and industrial transformation. The new subsidiary will focus on boosting sales and acquiring new clients in the region.
New Office in Istanbul
TT PSC Turkey AS has set up its headquarters in Istanbul – one of the most rapidly developing technology markets in the region. The opening of this office is a well-thought-out strategic decision aimed at growing sales and building long-term relationships with new business partners. A key component of this initiative will be close collaboration with local sales specialists, whose knowledge of the market landscape will help tailor TT PSC’s offerings to local needs.
The subsidiary will primarily offer services related to the implementation and migration of PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) systems, IoT solutions, IT/OT system integration, and digital transformation consulting for industrial companies.
“Turkey is currently accelerating its industrial digitalization, driven by dynamic economic growth. We see a strong demand for innovation from both manufacturing firms and public institutions,” said Wojciech Wąsik, Managing Director of TT PSC Turkey AS.
“There is a growing need for PLM, IoT, AI, and integration solutions, especially in the manufacturing, energy, and defense sectors. Our ambition is to become a trusted partner in this transformation, supporting Turkish enterprises in their digital journey.”
In its initial phase, the company will focus on building a local network, securing its first clients, and promoting technology solutions that support industrial modernization.
Why Turkey?
Turkey is actively investing in advanced technologies and management systems such as PLM, which help optimize product lifecycles from conception to end-of-life. The country is also seeing increased demand for production automation, data management, cloud-based solutions, and cybersecurity – areas in which TT PSC has built robust capabilities through years of international IT project experience.
According to the “Sector Study on Digitalization of the Manufacturing Industry in Turkey”, adopting Industry 4.0 technologies such as IoT, AI, automation, and cloud computing could significantly boost the competitiveness of Turkish exports, particularly within the European Union. Additionally, Turkey’s $47 billion defense budget for 2025 highlights the growing need for high-tech solutions and the digitalization of defense production.
“For many Turkish companies, digital transformation is not just a technological challenge but a skills challenge as well,” noted Wąsik.
“Many lack internal capabilities to implement digital solutions and are looking for experienced international partners who can help them build scalable, integrated, and secure PLM, IoT, AI, and cloud systems. TT PSC fits this need perfectly with our proven project and implementation expertise.”
A Gateway to Regional Markets
With a population of over 85 million, Turkey is one of the largest markets in the region. Its strong industrial base (automotive, electronics, machinery, chemicals) and growing number of R&D centers and manufacturing facilities make it a natural logistics and production hub for companies from both the European Union and the Middle East.
TT PSC sees the Turkish expansion as an opportunity to enter new markets and deliver regional services, particularly in sectors where the company already has significant expertise.
The local team in Turkey will be built gradually, with operations coordinated in collaboration with TT PSC’s headquarters, other European branches, and key business partners. This new office marks TT PSC’s eighth international branch, following the establishment of subsidiaries in Germany, France, Denmark, the USA, Taiwan, the UAE, and the United Kingdom.
