“A fundamental point of EDIHs is the local network. In particular, the EXPAND project relies on the strong competencies of the territory: competence centers, innovation hubs, trade associations, funding bodies, applied research centers, and public administration services.”
With these words, Paolo Brizzi, coordinator of EXPAND EDIH, spoke at the round table “Incentives and Tools to Support Technological Innovation: Demand Meets Supply,” held on Friday, February 16, at the House of Artificial Intelligence of A, the fair dedicated to innovation, technologies, reliability, and 4.0 skills.
The event represented a valuable opportunity for dialogue among institutions, entities, and actors in the innovation ecosystem, aimed at assessing the concrete tools available to enterprises to support digital and technological transformation paths.
Alongside Brizzi, the following participated:
Raffaele Spallone – Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy
Giovanni Amateis – Piedmont Region
Laura Morgagni – Piemonte Innova Foundation
Guido Ceresole – Mesap Innovation Cluster
Giacomo Mussino – EDIH HD-Motion
EXPAND EDIH participated in the A 2024 fair with stand C57-C59, where it welcomed the public and presented the new service catalog aimed at enterprises. A structured offer to support SMEs in identifying the most suitable digitalization path, thanks to customized solutions in the fields of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, and 4.0 training. Through the EXPAND project, the EDIH system once again demonstrates how collaboration between public and private entities is the key to supporting enterprises in adopting advanced technologies, strengthening the competitiveness of territories and the entire national system.