Blockchain is a term that has only recently become known. In the last few years, this concept has gone viral and has come to stay. It is already established in a number of fields.
In the banking sector, for example, Blockchain makes it possible to transfer data and capital in a completely secure manner thanks to sophisticated encryption and encoding. Its purpose is to ensure transactions of any type, such as sending money through bizum, can be made securely, directly and transparently.
On 10 May, DIGIS3 took part in an informative seminar on Technological Patronage in industrial environments in the nexus building of the Caja de Burgos Foundation.
The Digital Innvotion Hub Industry 4.0,DIHBU and Kaudal have organised this conference where they explained the technology patronage tool, as a private financing system for development and innovation projects.
On 11 April, DIGIS3 participated in the webinar on grants for LEAN and Cybersecurity projects in Castilla y León. The objective of this webinar was to promote the participation of the Castilla y León industry in the regional grants offered for Lean Manufacturing and Industrial Cybersecurity projects.
KOMTES Group joins the Digital Innovation Hub Industry 4.0 (DIHBU). DIHBU has been part of the European network of Digital Innovation Hubs (DIH-NET) since 2018. It is currently one of the members of the regional consortium DIGIS3.
On 11 April, from 5p.m. to 6 p.m., an informative webinar will be held on grants for LEAN projects and for Industrial Cybersecurity projects, offered by the Junta de Castilla y León to industrial SMEs.
Russia is receiving a large number of cyber-attacks. As reported by the state news agency TASS and picked up by Reuters, Putin's government-held websites are experiencing a wave of cyber-attacks that the country had never seen before. If previously their (cyber-attack) power at peak times reached 500 gigabytes, now it is at 1 terabyte, said the country's Ministry of Digital Affairs. That is two to three times more than the most serious incidents of this type that had ever been reported before.
Cloud services have been growing inexorably since the arrival of the Internet in our lives. Given today’s competitive market, only the businesses that are willing to adapt to this technological change will be able to remain at the top of their game. The future of cloud farming is becoming more certain as the versatility and functionality of cloud solutions increase. Moreover, the pandemic caused by COVID 19 has accelerated the implementation of this and other disruptive technologies.
DIGIS3 took part in the 2nd EU-US webinar on digital competences and strategy development for SMEs on 8 March.
The 2nd EU-US webinar focused on the importance of digital tools to help SMEs in both territories to innovate, grow and do business.
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