The Entrepreneur’s Voice
The metalworking world told by its key players: over 80 interviews with industry entrepreneurs.
Luigino e Marika Maschietto – Maschietto Elettromeccanica Srl
Industry 4.0, with all it entails, is a great opportunity and a challenge. It pushes and motivates us to rethink roles and tasks from an organizational perspective.
Federico Coassin – Vipaco Srl
An important investment, which for me comes before machinery and certifications, is human capital. People are the company’s greatest asset.
Marta e Francesca Ros – Ros Srl
We’re collaborating with universities, designers, and internal resources to share mechanical know-how and develop design-oriented products.
Daniele Gaspardo – Modulmec Ingranaggi Srl
I believe that exchanging ideas with other entrepreneurs is essential. Collaborating with similar companies allows us to deliver more complex products and a 360° service to the end customer.
Gianfranco Ruffati ed Elisa Quattrin – Meccanica Hi-Tech Srl
Operators today work with increasingly complex computers, so they need different skills from the past, particularly in IT and management.
Lia Correzzola – LeanProducts Srl
One message I’d like to convey is that if you enjoy technical subjects, there’s plenty of room and need for a female approach in contexts that may seem male-dominated.
Ivan Siega e Stefano Pasqualato – Essepi Snc
For us, human relationships are crucial in the company. We value collaboration and aim to achieve shared goals together
Barbara Sgambaro – Realcable Srl
Today’s generations of entrepreneurs benefit from technology, but markets, in turn, have become much faster-paced. One essential skill today is the ability to adapt quickly.
Andrea Candotti – Centauro Srl
Mechanical engineering has changed with the integration of digital technology, and we’ve realized the added value it can bring. Today, it’s an opportunity that has become a necessity