Tera considers digital health as the great opportunity for technology companies in Cantabria in the short term

The Tera Cluster celebrates its fifth birthday, consolidated as one of the main references in the technology sector in Cantabria. 64 companies and entities committed to the digital development of the Community are already part of this association which, in just five years, has become the largest industrial cluster in the region. A support that, together with the relevance acquired by digital transformation and digitization in the new economic model, places Tera as the main catalyst of business opportunities for the ICT sector in Cantabria.
The Tera Cluster constitutes the digital commissions of Education and Industry

The generation of business for its associates and the evolution of Cantabria towards a community capable of taking advantage of all the benefits associated with digital transformation are two of the strategic axes that support the activity of the Tera Cluster. The recent constitution of the specialized commissions on Education and Industry aims to facilitate the achievement of both objectives.
Head Office of Industry and the Tera Cluster will work together on the digital development of Cantabria

Cantabria’s Head of Industry, Employment, Innovation and Commerce and the Tera Cluster have established the foundations on which to build coordinated work that facilitates the digital evolution of Cantabria. This was agreed in the working meeting held this morning between the industry advisor, Eduardo Arasti, and the spokespersons for the sectoral group, in which both parties highlighted the climate of collaboration, understanding and harmony of objectives.
The [Tera]pias project consolidates the relationship between ICT companies in Cantabria and the health sector

El Clúster Tera continúa avanzando para aprovechar todas las oportunidades de negocio que existen en la región en torno a la explotación tecnológica del ámbito sanitario
The Tera Cluster and IDIVAL create a working group to promote new digital health solutions and applications

The constitution of this team is the first action of the collaboration agreement recently signed by both organizations The cooperative work between Tera and IDIVAL will favor the advancement of health innovation through responsible use of data The Digital Health Commission of the Tera Cluster and the Marqués de Valdecilla Research Institute (IDIVAL) have set […]
“The protection of systems and data is essential for the progress of our Community”

Pablo Gómez, presidente del Clúster Tera, reivindica el papel del Clúster en el desarrollo de una política de ciberseguridad que facilite el desarrollo económico y social de Cantabria.
La jornada profesional “Ciberseguridad al descubierto” analiza los principales retos de este ámbito para el tejido empresarial de la región.
The Tera Cluster and Cantabria’s Head Office of Education will enhance their collaboration to advance the modernization and digitalization of the educational field

The Tera Cluster and the Ministry of Education, Vocational Training and Universities will intensify their collaboration to promote a digital strategy that allows progress in the modernization of the educational field
The Tera Cluster exceeds 60 associates and consolidates itself as a catalyst for business opportunities in the ICT sector in Cantabria

The Tera Cluster consolidates its position as a catalyst agent for the main business opportunities linked to the ICT sector in the region. Its extensive knowledge of both the capabilities of technology companies and the main needs of the different Administrations have made this group one of the main engines for the generation of new projects in Cantabria.
The Tera Cluster and Cantabria’s Health Office approach positions to expedite the agreement between IDIVAL and the Digital Health Commission

The technological exploitation of the data of a unique project such as COHORTE Cantabria is one of the first objectives of the Digital Health Commission of the Tera Cluster. A purpose that has found an ally in the Health Department of the Government of Cantabria. César Pascual has announced that he will study the way […]
The Tera Cluster and the Regional Office of Culture lay the foundations to promote digital projects in the cultural and tourism sector

The Tera Cluster of Cantabria has held an interesting working meeting with the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Sports of the Government of Cantabria. Roberto García and Juan Carlos Ramos, vice president and manager of the Cluster, have transmitted to the counselor of the branch, Eva Guillermina Fernández, and the general director of Culture, Juan Antonio González Fuente, various initiatives to promote the digitalization of different projects associated with the cultural sector and to the tourist.