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To boost an ethical and sustainable digital transformation to improve competitiveness and resilience, and foster the use of space data specially for agri-food, mobility and health sectors
The EDIH OccitanIA consortium gathers 14 partners to accelerate and accompany SMEs digital transformation. Its overall strategic goal is to create a unique entry-point for companies, to support their digital shift to fully exploit the potential of data, in a decompartmentalized, secure and ethical way, and to offer them direct access to the most advanced expertise, services, skills and training resources and technologies in the field. Building on the regions position as a European leader in space and on this sectors capacity to provide high-value technological solutions useful for the digital transformation across other sectors, the project focuses on the data challenge, by developing services focusing mainly on:
Artificial Intelligence (AI), High-Performance Computing (HPC), Cybersecurity, and Spatial data and technologies
Supporting strong regional sectors with high potential regarding the use of spatial technologies: the agri-food sector, that encompasses water challenges, the mobility sector and Intelligent Transportation Systems, and the Health sector. OccitanIA proposes an added value approach for supporting companies in their digital transition, in the form of two different journeys according to their maturity level.
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