For two days, Florence will serve as Europe’s ICT capital. Indeed, approximately 3,000 information & communication technology stakeholders are expected at the ICT Proposer’s Day, scheduled to take place on October 9th and 10th.
From the university to business, from innovation to company. When it comes to these axes – fundamental to the creation of competitive companies and to attract investors – Tuscany is not unprepared. It presents a strong institutional front, constituted by the abundance of academic institutions and research institutes focused on applied research, as well a strong business aspect, with some niche exemplars that benefit from technologies as well as highly qualified “Made in Tuscany” personnel.
Una società che associa 23 aziende specializzate nei trasporti ferroviari e due centri di ricerca per poter mettere in comune il know-how sviluppato e per prendere parte congiuntamente ai bandi europei di ricerca&sviluppo come Shift2Rail.
Sixteen businesses already active in Tuscany’s geothermal sector are aiming to create a industry for low and medium enthalpy systems, those utilize the heat of underground fluids whose temperature is does not exceed 150 degrees
Asian investors set their sights on a historical brand of “made in Tuscany” fashion, and specifically of leather products, one of the region’s most characteristic production sectors
The alliance between business and university brings a “Made in Tuscany” innovation to mechanics applied to printing
Tuscany places broadband among the primary infrastructures to further strengthen in upcoming years, to serve not only citizens, but primarily businesses, given the importance of high-speed connections for all types of enterprises
Four points of strength for Florence’s economy that are not always known, and four reasons to invest in the Tuscan capital well known for its artistic heritage
Tuscany’s two principal airports are headed towards an integration and aim to comprehensively exceed 11 million passengers per year
A mega-contract fro 450 million to build the new university hospital hub for Pisa, and an investment of 120 million to purchase and valorize the real estate complex that hosts the old hospital.