DIGIS3 news: updates, initiatives, and technology opportunities

The passion for wine tourism has once again made wineries the center of attention. However, in a digital market where online reviews and social media comments influence as much as an in-person tasting, knowing in real time what is being said about your winery holds great strategic value.

Advanced electronic signatures and qualified cloud certificates have become a cornerstone of digital transformation. For SMEs and mid-caps, adopting these solutions means accelerating processes, reducing costs, and strengthening legal security without investing in proprietary hardware.

Quantum computing is no longer a distant promise but an emerging reality that can transform how we solve complex problems in sectors such as agriculture, energy, and logistics.

The EDIH Network recognises efforts in areas such as training and skills development or digital maturity assessment, highlighting DIGIS3’s progress in these and other fields.

Every year, sawmills, furniture factories, and agricultural companies in Castile and León generate thousands of tons of sawdust and other lignocellulosic byproducts.

LoRaWAN technology is transforming the way extensive livestock farming operates. The global market is expected to grow 41% annually until 2034 (analysis by Global Market Insights).

By 2025, generative AI is already an everyday technology: the global market for AI image generators is expected to grow from $257.2 million in 2022 to $917.4 million in 2030 (CAGR 17.4%) (analysis by Artsmart (artsmart.ai).

Having real-time information becomes a key advantage for optimizing processes, anticipating problems, and reducing costs.

On Tuesday 8 July, our member ICECYL hosted an event on Digital Momentum in Castilla y León, at its premises in Valladolid. The event, which focused on emerging digital challenges and the evolving digital ecosystem, also marked the conclusion of DIGIS3’s inaugural digital transformation training cycle.

Every euro counts, and before implementing any new technology (expanding a chestnut packaging line, installing a smart dryer, or modernizing a feed plant), SMEs need to know exactly what will happen if they change the layout, production rate, or energy parameters.