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London, 13th November 2009 – An Italian IT team in London launched a web platform which lets companies have a simple and safe system to stay connected with all the managers that will get ill in the next few weeks because of the new flu.
The web platform has been carried out by an Italian IT team working in London managed by Marco Macorigh, a businessman from Friuli Venezia Giulia, and thanks to Tradinvest it will let managers to connect with their workplace in an innovative way. “Every company is getting ready to deal with the illness absences and technology can help in keeping the decision-making centres active. We have a long experience in the web TV sector and this new product is our answer to the market needs: as soon as the web platform is ready we will close the first deals” Macorigh explains.
The connection system lets a direct audio-visual communication between “crisis units” and other people at the same time, so if necessary there can be online intruder-free meetings. This system can be used from any internet connection. The platform is made of an encrypt and restricted connection system (anti-intruder measure) and there is no need of downloading any software, even from hospitals or home broadbands.
This very simple system, sponsored by Tradinvest, was first made for online education courses in Canada and as a supportative project in Kenya.
Every company will be able to deal with the numerous illness absences thanks to a connection space which can be set up in a few hours and used for unlimited time. “We saw what happened in the USA and Canada a couple of months ago when a lot of companies had to slow down their business activities because of many managers ill at home at the same time. During the first days of a flu people obviously have rest but the prognosis suggests not to have any face-to-face contact even when the physical conditions get better in order to avoid the virus spreading. That’s when our product can be very functional and companies have already started to check the market” says Marco Macorigh, manager from Friuli Venezia Giulia.
It’s a very innovative product on the European market where there is no system that allows safe audio-visual and exchange documents connections between many people at the same time and using basic broadbands.
In the last few months the system has been tested for different uses like video conferences and online training, so Marco Macorigh sharply decided to re-adapt the service on people who need to be connected from home basis. This way the companies will not stop their productivity because of the many illness abcences expected in Europe for the next weeks due to the high spreading capacity of the virus.
There is also a similar web platform about to be launched designed to connect schools with their students. “Probably the students will not be happy to know that they now can attend their classes from home, using a system even simplier than the ones they use to connect with friends. There is a clear risk of a courses slowdown based on the absences data of some Italian regions, and of Canada and USA a few months ago. We are changing our system to offer the possibility of virtual classes: any computer and broadband is enough to get connected and the service id designed to work with the average Italian schools connections which are often not very fast.” comments Macorigh.
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Tradinvest
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Tradinvest Group
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Eurocarne 2009 is one of the most important international trade events and the most important and all-comprehensive Italian exhibition displaying the newest technologies for meat processing, preservation and distribution in the meat industry. It was promoted by Assofoodtec and Comaca.
Tradinvest TV was in Verona for the Exhibition. Watche the video on Tradinvest TV
The Marconi Galaxy: Technology, Cultural Models, Myth-making
Interview with dr. ELENA LAMBERTI, Bologna University
Communication, interaction, contents, all have undergone immense changes in the wireless-era. The international multidisciplinary conference “The Marconi Galaxy” analyzes the epoch-making changes triggered by Guglielmo Marconi’s experiments and experience. In this interview dr. Elena Lamberti from Bologna University illustrates the content of the conference and unveils new projects for future events related to the celebrations of the 100th Anniversary of the Nobel Prize to Guglielmo Marconi.
TBS Tradinvest Business School is the Tradinvest Group division, which offers permanent training services for companies and professionals.
TBS covers the following training areas:
- Interactive communication towards a single or a large audience
- Integrated communication and applied marketing;
- Personal enhancement;
- Company’s progression;
- NLP (Neuro-linguistic programming)
- Resources and alternative developments,
- The Stages of an objective
Live on the web-24h from the working position of Civil Protection
Live on http://www.tradinvest.tv/el a window to communicate with L’Aquila.
Tradinvest TV has made available its online platform to the Civil Protection. The operations center set up in l’Aquila for earthquake emergency is now in direct online 24 hours a day on http://www.tradinvest.tv/el
The intention is to bring together the world with people who are now experiencing the terrible situation in Abruzzo. In the operations center there is the organization of all the teams that are in the areas affected by the earthquake.
Tradinvest TV interviewed the Minister for Arts and Culture Sandro Bondi about the case of Aquileia in China.
In response to the discovery of Aquileia in Chinese near Hefei in central China, the Minister was interviewed by Daniela in the context of the ancient and original Aquileia.
According to Minister Bondi: “Imitatation in China and rebuild of whole historic Italian cities is the demonstration of the resonance that these cities have.” He also added “Of course, there’s a difference between the authentic and the imitation because the original can convey true emotions”.
The positive aspect of this interest in China in respect of Italian history is the basis for the creation of a bridge in order to share and learn from the history and culture of both countries, for instance through exchanges between students.
Tradinvest TV went to the headquarter of Anima, the Federation of the Italian Associations of Mechanical and Engineering Industries in order to interview miss Emilia Arosio, president of Assofoodtec.
ANIMA is the industrial organisation which represents all major companies of the mechanical and engineering industry within the Italian Confederation of the Industry - Confindustria, a field that gives work to 200.000 employees and reaches a turnover of 43 Billion Euro and 56% rate of export/turnover.
As Ms Emilia Arosio explains us in the video ASSOFOODTEC joined this industrial organisation.
ASSOFOODTEC is the more qualified partner for worldwide operators in the field of machinery and plants for food production, processing and preservation, where Italy is indeed at the first place among worldwide exporters, not only for technical innovation, quality of products and services, but also for the ability in giving customers qualified solutions.
Main objective of ASSOFOODTEC, among several ones, is attaining an increasing visibility and representation toward markets and institutions, both national and international.
ASSOFOODTEC pays also special attention to monitoring technological development by participating through its own representatives, in the activity of the most important bodies charged with the drawing up of European and world technical standards.
Beyond technical activity ASSOFOODTEC carries out promotional activity on international markets of major interest through initiatives (participation the most important world exhibitions, the arrangement of missions of both Italian operators abroad and foreign operators in Italy, the spreading of information etc.)
Spain despite the recent periods, is still an attractive nation for the foreign investments. Tradinvest TV went to Madrid to learn more about this country and actually, through a series of meetings and interviews, we noticed countertrend signs.
In small and medium-sized businesses, and specially between young people, there is a great desire for redemption, so today Tradinvest TV, announced the relaunch of those market’s niche and companies that operate in the territorial promotion.
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Today the business has different needs, the strong competition pushes on market’s internationalization. The agreement between Veneto Banca and Palladio Sviluppo promotes this process supporting the Italian entrepreneurs in all kind of investment’s opportunities: starting from the conception of the project up to the seeking partners to implement this initiative.
During this important event also will speak about Indian and Polish markets, whose sectors of infrastructure, energy and mechanics are really interesting business.
The event will take place on the 27th of March, for more information visit www.progressoesviluppo.it
During the past few years the reference point of the Italians who decide to move into the tumultuous and rapidly changing Shanghai is the website www.vivishanghai.com, even if it is business trip or a prospect of moving to China this portal provides several useful information. It was born as an idea of sharing experiences and advice to the italian community and now it offers many other services for Italians linked to the extraordinary Shanghai.
On www.vivishanghai.com you can find links to some of the videos that Tradinvest TV has made during his mission to China.
Tradinvest met the Director of the Italian Trade Commission, Dr. Maurizio Forte, to examine the economic situation between China and Italy and to draw guidelines for small and medium Italian enterprises interested to work in China.
In addition, Tradinvest Tv wanted get in touch with the expat Italian to get in touch with the vitality of the Italian community in its social dimension with examples such as the Shanghai Group of Women and Fogolar Furlan.
The trade mission was an opportunity to meet some really interesting such as the agency Mandarina Servizi e Comunicazione, Vivishanghai, and the restaurant Da Marco.
On Tradinvest TV Channel these and many other videos.
Buonitalia spa is the steering committee of Italian agri-food promotion on the International markets. It was created in response to the need of simplifying and organizing the Italian promotion system of high-quality agri-food products, in order to avoid role overlapping in promotion activities, and to present our most out standing products to worldwide markets by means of marketing and communication.
Buonitalia is an agency controlled for its 80% by the Ministry of Agricultural, Food and Forestry Policies, and for the other 20% by the Italian Trade Commission and by the Italian Union of the Chambers of Commerce. Therefore, it represents the Italian Ministry of Agricultural, Food and Forestry Policies on foreign markets. Its main tasks are to coordinate all activities launched by the Consortiums for the protection of Italian products and to endorse the subjects involved in the promotion of the Italian agri-food system. So, our main task consists in being such a steering committee and in orientating all the activities carried out by different subjects on the International stage. We are determined to avoid role overlappings as well as mistakes such as those committed in past times. Actually, such role reversal definetly puzzles the subjects which should benefit from the promotion process, as well as foreign traders and consumers, who sometimes happen to take part in different yet almost simultaneous events, all claiming to be sponsored by Italy yet confilcting with one another. This has caused many unclear situations.
It is likely that the audience ends up feeling disoriented, because too many subjects are overlapping each other and claiming to be “The”authority. This leale ground for sly and dishonest people to slip in and get their place in the sun by taking advantage of the situation. As I said before, Buonitalia IS indeed the steering committee of all the subjects mentioned before. They are required by law to accept coordination by Buonitalia. This is Buonitalia’s role, and the activities I’m describing are decided by Minister Zaia.
The Canadian market is very interesting for the Italian agri-food products. I’d like to point out that it is the only market which has grown by the 10% in 2008. Italian high-quality products are in high demand in Canada. What happened was the involuntary effect of “Italian sounding”, a phenomenon related to the presence of a very big Italian community in Canada. Somebody actually benefited from this phenomenon but not necessarily on purpose. Anyway, nowadays taste is much more sophisticated, so there are many ways to teach foreign consumers to tell real-Italian-taste products from fake products with merely an Italian name. Surely, over the years it happened that Canadian authorities prevented Italian main brand products from entering the Canadian market –I’m talking about Parma ham, San Daniele and others. However, at the moment, market quotas have risen enough to allow new possibilities of agreement and to discuss new conditions. There is currently a renewed interest in this field from both sides, namely the Italian subjects and the Canadian market actors. So it is very likely that this situation is going to be reviewed with new terms and new conditions. Last December, Buonitalia presented the “Food Roots” project, a special project launched in Canada for the safeguard and promotion of Protected Designation Origin Products. We thereby addressed a message to the Canadian market, that is, we only certify real high-quality Italian products. We are dealing with the most important distribution chains and we are focusing on the best communication methods and considering also a cooperation with TV programmes and celebrities. Our goal is to reach the consumers through media such as television, in order to get in touch with the so-called “foodies”, food lovers who watch TV shows presented by famous local chefs, who will be our testimonials in our efforts to make people aware of the importance of quality and of Protected Origin Designation of Italian products. Our goal is to have special “gondola” exhibitors -as they are called by Minister Zaia- in the main department stores and supermarkets, where we would expose all the Italian fine quality products certified by Buonitalia. These are challenging objectives, and are not likely to be reached in the short run, but I believe we are on the right track for reaching them.
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Con l’espressione inglese Made in Italy, si indica il processo di rivalutazione della produzione artigianale e industriale italiana che ha spesso portato i prodotti italiani ad eccellere nella competizione commerciale internazionale. All’estero, infatti, i prodotti italiani hanno nel tempo guadagnato una fama tale da costituire una categoria a sé in ciascuna delle merceologie rispettivamente interessate.
Il made in Italy definito dal Direttore di Tradinvest Gorup in una visione globale sul valore dei prodotti provenienti dalla cultura e dalla tradizione italiana. Il made in Italy basta a se stesso o va abbinato alla promozione del territorio? Quali sono le necessità del cliente finale e quali le regole dei mercati internazionali.
Il made in Italy è sicuramente la forza del nostro paese e trova le sue radici nel territorio e nella storia della produzione artigianale.
Considerando i dati Istat sulle esportazioni dall’Italia alla fine del 2008 vi e’ stata una crescita del 3% del made in Italy sui mercati internazionali che dimostra come la nostra industria, nonostante la crisi economica, sia sempre piu’ presente in tutto il mondo. Cio’ nonostante le potenzialita’ dei nostri prodotti sui mercati emergenti sono ancora molte sebbene le strategie di promozione in questi contesti risultano complesse senza un’adeguata preparazione ed assistenza.
