22-07-2022

“The time has come for a decisive change of pace, which is inevitable and necessary,” globally through digital technologies.

Never before has the issue of decarbonization been so central as it is at this moment in history, pushed forward by climate change and the delicate balance of the global political-economic-energy theater. A key role in this area is played by the transportation sector, which has entered the so-called “seventh revolution,” “the revolution that through technology and artificial intelligence will bring about a profound paradigm shift in the ways of moving people and things, with significant repercussions on the whole of humanity," explains Smeraldo Fiorentini, general manager of AlmavivA’s Transportation and Logistics Division, to Economy Magazine.

The skills acquired through decades of leadership in ICT applied to national transportation has made AlmavivA an increasingly global player and its Italian made technologies are highly valued and competitive abroad.

AlmavivA solutions are active in Finland, Saudi Arabia, as well as Qatar, UAE, Egypt, Bahrain, and Oman. But also in Britain, Switzerland and the United States.

What are the biggest challenges in the future? “Self driving, better management of urban areas and citizen mobility, safety of roads and infrastructure."

A digital revolution that brings positive consequences for citizens, the environment, and people’s health and safety.