The Entrepreneur’s Voice
The metalworking world told by its key players: over 80 interviews with industry entrepreneurs.
Francesca Bozzi – BM Plus Srl
Research and development is currently of the utmost importance. These challenges must be seized and are great opportunities that even a small-to-medium-sized business can take advantage of.
Siro Brieda – Brieda Cabins Srl
I love Made in Italy because I believe that thankfully, it is unique to us, and us alone.
Bruno Ceruetto – Metallaser Srl
The internet, social media, robots and automations have monopolised the world. And this has naturally caused the productive world to change course, to keep up with these new trends.
Andrea Piccinin – RDZ Spa
The way we work has changed, the response times required by the market has changed and our customers and their attitudes have also changed; and as a result, we must change too.
Luca Forgiarini – Officine Forgiarini Snc
A company must continuously invest in new technologies, machinery, infrastructure and software. You can’t afford to fall behind
Gianni Pauletta – Lionsteel Sas
Innovation is not just about new technologies, it’s also about researching new patents. Without research on aesthetics, materials and operating mechanics, there would be no positive results.
Davide Boeri – Cromo Friuli Srl
Today’s young people can easily fill a role in mechanical engineering companies because the mechanics sector is seeking young people with fresh specialisations that they can bring to the company.
Elisa e Luca Favetta – Mould Solutions Srl
We are in the midst of a digitalisation process: it’s a tiring yet essential path needed to make a qualitative leap in terms of corporate culture and professionalism.
Redento Fabbro e Andrea Forgiarini – Pelfa Group Srl
All of us office workers have to work for production, not the other way around: if you live it, you know it and you have respect for the people who work there.