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The countdown is almost over!⌛️ Tomorrow morning during #IDP2024 held at the Talent Garden Milano, DiPriMa’s Founder and CEO, Germano Colombo, will be showcasing how our tools revolutionize Contract and Price Management, so that your company can optimize contract processes and increase efficiency in #DigitalProcurement🚀 Reach out to us to learn how our solutions can help you in your daily work tasks and enable growth within your company!📈 DiPriMa.io The Procurement Italia #DigitalPriceManagement #Procurement

G-Tech Episode 5: Security 🔐 Is Cloud secure or not? Let's listen to Luca Scarano discussing with Ivano Mantegazza about it in less than 11 minutes. Are you thinking that this is not applicable to you? We all have personal data in the Cloud so better to be aware of it 👨💻 Please note, LinkedIn video doesn't have all the features, always use the following link to access it ⬇ Episode 5️⃣ (including English subtitles): https://lnkd.in/dt2SjFK7 Do you like binge-watching? 🍿 Full series here: https://lnkd.in/dHgd_NJQ Otherwise, stay tuned as we will publish an episode per week 📻

Fibre optics are pivotal in facilitating Industry 5.0 and fostering sustainable development. ⤵️⤵️⤵️ To fully appreciate the sustainability benefits of fibre optic cables, it is essential to understand the underlying technology. Fibre optic cables are composed of thin strands of glass or plastic, known as optical fibres, which transmit data using light pulses. These light signals traverse the fibres without degradation, enabling high-speed and reliable data transmission. This fundamental distinction from traditional copper cables presents several advantages for sustainability and environmental impact. The advantages of fibre optics include: (1) Environmentally Friendly Materials: Constructed from silicon dioxide, a naturally abundant material, fibre optics reduce the need for mining and the associated depletion of resources. (2) Minimal Carbon Footprint: Fibre optics yield significantly lower carbon emissions during data transmission by employing light signals instead of electrical currents. (3) Reduced Electromagnetic Interference: Fibre optic cables are immune to electromagnetic interference, enhancing communication infrastructure sustainability. (4) Long-Term Benefits: They require less maintenance, offer energy cost savings, and provide increased bandwidth capacity, making them both cost-effective and environmentally friendly. (5) Adherence to Industry Standards: Fibre optic technology complies with established industry standards and European regulations, ensuring sustainable practices. (6) Public Education and Awareness: To maximise fibre optic technology's benefits for society, it is necessary to promote its effective and ethical use. Most importantly, fibre optics facilitate collecting and analysing large amounts of data, enabling data-driven decision-making for optimised resource utilisation and reduced waste. Furthermore, fibre optics are essential for developing smart cities and hub industries, characterised by efficient transportation, energy management, and waste reduction systems. Consequently, there is a significant human-centric approach to the sustainable use of fibre optics. (i) Improved Quality of Life: Fibre optics enhance access to healthcare, education, and entertainment services, thereby improving the quality of life for individuals and communities. (ii) Enhanced Collaboration: Fibre optics enable global collaboration and knowledge sharing, which fosters innovation and practical problem-solving. (iii) Accessibility and Inclusion: Fibre optics play a crucial role in bridging the digital divide, ensuring that all individuals have access to the benefits of the digital age, irrespective of their location or socioeconomic status. We can strive towards a sustainable future by considering fibre optics' entire lifecycle and implementing environmentally conscious practices. #ESG #sustainabledevelopment #fibraottica #fiberoptics #AscoliPiceno #Marche #Italy

Conciliation is a vital component of a well-regulated telecom market. By promoting fair market practices, protecting consumer interests, and fostering a collaborative environment, conciliation plays a critical role in ensuring the long-term success and sustainability of the industry. As we navigate the ever-changing landscape of telecommunications, it's essential to recognize the importance of conciliation and continue to support and develop this valuable tool! At Corecom Sardegna that’s what we do

Read more about the vehicle terminals of our VMT9000 series and their usage in factories and warehouses in the Automazione News. Enjoy reading!⬇️ #ADSTECIndustrialIT #automation #industry #terminals

Interesting article that confirms that FiberCos focusing on business clients (B2B) can reach higher ARPUs, very limited churn and the possibility to upsell Value Added Services. This is exactly the focus of our portfolio company Fibraweb S.p.A. that is active in Italy through their proprietary ultra-wide broadband internet network serving small-to-large Italian businesses

- In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, we’re seeing a range of TechCo models emerge, each with its own unique approach to innovation. - Service TechCos are enhancing customer experiences by leveraging network resources to deliver advanced services directly. - Meanwhile, Network TechCos are revolutionizing the industry with cloud-based networks and API platforms, facilitating the integration of Network-as-a-Service models into digital solutions. - Dominant players are merging these strengths to lead with groundbreaking offerings. - For telcos transitioning into TechCos, the path involves strategic investment in both technical and commercial realms—embracing cloud architectures, API-driven network orchestration, AI to boost customer service, and a focus on customer-centric product innovation. - This transformation is underscored by the industry’s embrace of 5G, NaaS, and cross-geography LLM alliances, marking a shift towards more open, efficient, and customer-oriented operations. -Success in this dynamic environment hinges on strategically identifying opportunities and generating value in new, digitally-native way Cor.Com Mila Fiordalisi KPMG Italy MWC GSMA

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We had the pleasure of being invited to speak at the Digital Hospitality Forum in Rome this week, and it was an incredible experience. Special thanks to Giancarlo De Leonardo for organizing the event. The forum brought together some of the brightest minds and entrepreneurs in the hospitality and tech industries, all focused on a critical question: how is AI reshaping the hospitality landscape? During our speech, we explored the exciting potential of emerging technologies in the sector, and how hotels can navigate the fear of job displacement due to automation in revenue management. Here is our vision of the biggest disruptions we expect to see in hotels in the next 5-10 years: Hyper-personalization is the future: Imagine hotels crafting unique experiences for each guest, not just segments. AI can analyse vast amounts of guest data to identify individual preferences and real-time needs, allowing hotels to tailor offerings and services for significant conversion boosts. However, operational flexibility and staff trained to deliver personalized service alongside technology are crucial for success. Data privacy and technology investments will also hurdles to address. But when done right, hyper-personalization, coupled with the irreplaceable human touch, has the potential to create guest experiences so memorable they will drive loyalty and propel business growth. The rise of AI-powered booking channels: As Voice assistants like Siri and Alexa, along with AI-powered chatbots like ChatGPT and Gemini become more sophisticated, guests may become increasingly comfortable trusting them to handle the booking process entirely. This means hotels will need to find innovative ways to grab the attention of these AI "booking agents." High-quality photos and descriptions that highlight cultural tours, exceptional dining options, or unforgettable spa treatments will be key. The focus needs to shift from functionality to the experiential value a hotel offers. Subscription-based Revenue Management as a Service (RMaaS) takes centre stage: With AI taking over the tedious data processing tasks, human revenue managers can finally focus on strategic thinking and crafting winning revenue plans. This shift opens the door for RMaaS as it offers access to expert guidance on a flexible, subscription basis, giving hotels access to a wider talent pool with specialized knowledge that might not be readily available locally. The future revenue manager skillset: Revenue managers will need to act as translators between AI's data analysis and actionable strategies, while also staying fluent in the latest revenue management technology. Adaptability and a broad knowledge base will be essential to navigate the changing hospitality landscape, requiring strong communication skills to explain complex strategies and creativity to solve problems and explore new revenue opportunities. The future of hospitality is bright for those who embrace AI and human collaboration.

We’ve teamed up with Deda Tech to bring you an exclusive multimedia guide that breaks down DORA and highlights how Continuous Control Monitoring can help organisations tackle these emerging challenges. Dive into the guide to learn more and catch insights from Martin Greenfield's conversation with Marco Maria Lorusso. #DORA #DigitalOperationalResilienceAct #OperationalResilience #DigitalResilience