Tera joins the board of directors of AMETIC
The Tera Cluster will have a voice and vote in the most important sectoral organisation in Spain. Roberto García, vice-president of the Cantabrian group, has been elected as a member of the Multisectorial Association of Information Technology Companies (AMETIC). A milestone that places, for the first time in 50 years, a spokesperson for a Cantabrian company on the board of directors of the Spanish ICT employers’ association.
Seven of the nine companies that have presented success stories at C-Meet belong to Tera
Evenbytes, the CTC Technology Centre, Lis Data Solutions, Deduce Data Solutions, Viacore IT, SIALI and Ambar Telecomunicaciones, all of them companies associated with the Tera Cluster, have been the protagonists of seven of the nine ‘Meetwins’ that have been presented at C-Meet 2024, real cases of technological solutions that have managed to increase the operational efficiency of companies outside the ICT sector. The event, organised by CEOE-CEPYME Cantabria with the aim of highlighting digital transformation to boost business competitiveness, has brought together more than 500 professionals and 300 companies from different sectors of activity, from technology to steel, the textile industry or transport and logistics companies.
The massive and secure use of data in the healthcare sector contributes to improving care and accelerating research
The course, which will be inaugurated on Monday, August 30, by the Minister of Health of the Government of Cantabria, César Pascual, and the rector of the UIMP, Carlos Andradas, is organized in two days. The first will feature three presentations on the digital health strategy of the National Health System (SNS), PERTE Salud Vanguardia and personalized precision medicine, in addition to two round tables dedicated to the usefulness and usability of clinical information in the system. healthcare and the rights and effective incorporation of patients in their clinical process. In this last table, it is worth highlighting the participation of Carlos Escobar, member of the expert committee of the DTX Consortium, an alliance with which Tera has recently signed a collaboration agreement to advance the regulation of digital therapies and facilitate their access to the product market. sanitary.
Pablo Gómez: “We must all collaborate so that digital transformation is a vector of progress and not a generator of inequalities”
The conference ‘Digital Transformation from a humanistic vision’, organized by the Tera Cluster, has reflected on the impact of digitalization on certain aspects of society. The debate was held this Monday at the Magdalena Palace on the occasion of the association’s fifth anniversary.
Tera promotes a day to reflect on the impact of digital transformation on the most vulnerable groups
Reflecting on the impact that digital transformation is having on certain aspects of society, as well as reinforcing the commitment of technology companies in Cantabria when it comes to facilitating digitalization processes for the most vulnerable groups, are the two fundamental premises that underpin the ‘Digital Transformation from a humanistic vision’ conference. More than a hundred people have already confirmed their attendance at an event, which will take place next Monday, May 27, starting at 9:00 a.m. at the Palacio de la Magdalena.
Cantabria’s technology companies will strengthen their collaboration to attract more private projects
The Tera Cluster will intensify its work with technology companies in the region to take advantage of the business opportunities that are being generated in the private sector. Increase corporate knowledge about the experience and capacity of associates, enhance the work of the sectoral commissions of Health, Industry and Education; as well as embracing the most effective ways to form consortia, they are presented as the main actions to be carried out to attend with certain guarantees the calls proposed by large national and international companies.
The Digital Agenda and the administrative simplification processes are revealed as the most direct business opportunities for the companies of the Tera Cluster
The development of the Digital Agenda and the administrative simplification processes are presented as the clearest and most direct opportunities for technology companies in Cantabria interested in working with the Government of Cantabria. Two major proposals associated with the digital transformation of the Administration and in which there will be various options so that ICT organizations in the region can expand their business portfolio.
Roberto García: “We will be delighted to collaborate with the Government of Cantabria in the landing and development of the Digital Agenda”
The Government of Cantabria has reactivated the Innovation Forum with the aim of collecting contributions from all agents in the technological system for the design of a Digital Agenda. “We are grateful that the executive has taken the gauntlet that the Tera Cluster has been demanding for a long time, a document that structures and regulates the development of the digital economy in the autonomous community,” says the vice president of Tera and member of the Innovation Forum, Roberto Garcia.
Tera companies are the best ally to take advantage of the 14 million euros that will arrive in Cantabria to promote digital health
The Government of Cantabria will have 14 million euros to undertake projects related to digital health. This financing, coming from different European calls, must be executed in the next two years. The high specialization of the ICT companies in the region, their flexibility when forming consortia and the possibility of offering all the services of the sector’s value chain make the members of the Tera Cluster the best possible allies so that the value addition of this type of initiatives remains in the business fabric of the region.
The Tera Cluster joins the DTx Consortium and strengthens its position in the digital transformation of the health sector
The Tera Cluster has signed a collaboration agreement with the DTx Consortium by which it becomes part of this strategic alliance of leading organizations from different sectors whose objective is to promote a regulatory and market access model for digital therapies (DTx) in Sp