In the year of his fiftieth birthday, Intecs organized a Genoa the first in a series of networking meetings aimed at stimulating synergy and cooperation between technological SMEs, startups and academic entities, with the aim of sharing knowledge, ideas and business opportunities. The event was hosted by SIIT, the Ligurian technological district.
At the meeting, opened by the president of Siit, Remo Perticaand from Massimo MicangeliPresident of Intecs, also the Liguria Region with Francesco Casohead of the strategic development sector of the productive fabric and the Ligurian economy, and the municipality of Genoa, with the councilor for mobility and the environment, Matteo Campora.
“The SIIT is an entity that pushes collaboration between large, small and medium-sized enterprises in a supply chain logic which is also desired at the European Commission level and allows good technological transfer on the basis of research projects financed at European level
national and regional, thus allowing collaboration and growth of local businesses”, he explained Francesco Caso.
“The presence of our company in Genoa had a slightly different history and motivations compared to the usual ones when a new office or headquarters is opened in Italy or abroad – explained the President of Itecs Massimiliano Micangeli – because we believe that within SIIT there are numerous entities smaller in size than ours, which bring skills that we lack and with which we can create synergy, to participate in large European and national tenders and allow us to deal with more clients and issues vast areas that perhaps we cannot tackle alone.”
Intecs it is one of the excellences Italians in the panorama engineering and technologywhich has been able to anticipate many of the current trends: from the digital twin for railway system simulations to machine learning.
“We were born as a software development company and then evolved as a system integrator. Today we deal with innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain and quantum”, explained Itecs CTP Simone Gianfranceschi, adding “in the years of research projects have allowed us to develop the technology and then evolve on products that we have developed for our customers, including level crossing control systems based on radar technologies, an anti-drone system and an anti-sniper system based on artificial intelligence”.
The councilor Matteo Campora took the opportunity to reiterate the propensity of the council and the presence of funds necessary to invest in cutting-edge technologies aimed at optimizing city infrastructure. Among the other personalities present Valeria Alloisiorepresenting the order of architects of the province of Genoa.
The debate, which ranged from aerospace and defense systems to transport engineering, AI and IoT systems, saw the active participation of over twenty high-tech companies of the Ligurian territory, including Iroi, OnAir, Rulex, Talos, Fos, Infocom, Exis, Stam, Swhard, Bo partnersjust to name a few.
A fruitful meeting opportunity which allowed for an in-depth analysis of the respective industrial realities in order to promote a comparison aimed at the implementation of future synergies.
