The Maggioli Group brings innovation to Ecomondo to arrive at the’value city

The advantages and potential of using softare

RIMINI – From smart CITy, thanks to a series of innovative projects and services that project local authorities towards new horizons. The Maggioli Group brings from Tuesday 7 November to Friday 10 at Ecomondo, the exhibition of the green economy of Italian Ehi, as well as the desire to work together in an evolutionary perspective with public and private partners.

At your stand, with the claim "From Smart City to Value Cit CitWe govern data and information to ensure valuable services” to dictate the paradigm shift so that ICT technological solutions represent “a means, not an end", the advantages and potential of use of softareWhile Thursday's conference “Green Horizon:towards a sustainable future.Research and development projects of the Maggioli Group” it focuses on a number of alternative proposals for local authorities".“The transition from smart cit a to value cit vuol means changing the model from purely regulatory quality certification of administrative procedures within the Public administration, to something that is also able to measure the outcome of these processes” " he explains to Dire Andrea Montefiori, head of Maggioli R & D. And therefore, he says, “the possibility of creating new services and value, and therefore benefits for citizens”.

The idea, Montefiori continues, is “building an ecosystem, a large platform of services able to integrate into a logic of macrocommunity everything that happens within a territory and give the possibility to measure, manage and control, and finally to go towards the classic three and management control:cheapness, effectiveness and efficiency”.

The Maggioli Group, the pro manager Alberto Casanova, within the framework of European projects aims to “have an impact that is of a social, economic, environmental, technological and also scientific nature.In recent years a lot has been invested to boost innovation and create real value".In particular, the Research and Development team collaborates daily with both public and private organizations such as research centers, universities, small and large companies and “in recent years we have been working a lot on the subject of artificial intelligence”.

The conference organized in Ecomondo on Thursday 9 November is thus an opportunity to present the latest projects developed by the group.Among these, Casanova illustrates them, Enerman who aims to create a framework for energy sustainability management based on the collection and analysis of data coming directly from the factory's production lines.“The goal of the project is to develop a technology that allows you to have a detailed and data-based view of the use of energy in the factory, consumption and energy efficiency”, so as to give "a push towards sustainability” and offer “the opportunity to optimize industrial processes and energy efficiency.One of the distinctive factors and added value of the project is the context in which it was tested, because Enerman has been validated in several European countries with eight use cases in three different sectors:automotive, metallurgy and food”.

Other sustainability projects of which the Maggioli Group is a partner and which are present at Ecomondo include Genera, Tec4maases, Plooto and Factlog.Then, Montefiori said, “innovation cannot be done by improvising and we as R&D of the Maggioli Group apply ourselves to European projects because they serve us for multiple objectives. On the one hand, they are high-tech projects that bring new technological skills to the company and “ensure that we are always on the frontier of innovation from a technical point of view”.Then there, he concludes, “the theme of projects that concern the ability to learn knowledge about new application domains and new themes“.