Solution overview

This tool supports companies in evaluating their existing digital tools and services, helping to identify where standardization and harmonization are needed. By aligning digital solutions with specific business processes, the tool ensures greater interoperability, efficiency, and scalability, while reducing fragmentation and duplication. The methodological foundation lies in a novel multi-criteria decision model that integrates both qualitative and quantitative data on the use of existing digital tools and services. This data is cross-matched with specific business processes to accurately identify company needs and expectations.

Key features

Fully customisable to specific company needs, fully customisable to different digital tools/services, open for integration of existing information publicly available.

Integration and adaptability in manufacturing environments

There is no need for direct integration of the tool. However, existing data on usage of digital tools/service should be used as a key source for mining and generation of required information. Therefore, real time integration of generated data is not required. Solution is fully customisable to the needs and specific manufacturing requirements. There is no need for compatibility in terms of technologies and equipment, while full compatibility with different data collections is ensured.

Implementation support and training for manufacturers

Full support during the process of customisation top specific needs and manufacturing requirements, as well as specificities of analysed digital tools/services. Training programs are available and it is suggested to be implemented as the very first step in the process of our product usage.

Sustainability, compliance and certifications in the EU

N/A

Example of successful implementation of solution in manufacturing company.

Use case description: Implementation of innovative tools that help manage tourism flows, control costs more efficiently, provide more services to users to optimize the performance of small- and medium sized ports, as well as marinas. The following 7 technologies/services are procured and implemented in respective ports: • berth occupation sensors, technology installed in: Port of Cristo (Mallorca Island) – Spain, Port of Heraklion – Greece • plastic trap device, technology installed in: Port of Cristo (Mallorca Island) - Spain • port automation with cameras, technology installed in: Port of Cristo (Mallorca Island) – Spain, Port of Sant Carles de la Rapita - Spain • automated boat recognition system, technology installed in: Port of Cristo (Mallorca Island) – Spain, Port of Sant Carles de la Rapita – Spain • remote water and electricity supply, technology installed in: Port of Andratx (Mallorca Island) – Spain, Port of Blanes (Girona) – Spain, Port of Heraklion - Greece • photovoltaic pavement, technology installed in: Port of Andratx (Mallorca Island) – Spain, Port of Sant Carles de la Rapita – Spain • IoT port management system, technology installed in: Port of Heraklion – Greece, Port of Sète - France Design and implementation of the use case was fully supported by Interreg Mediterranean project PSAMIDES, in which IMTM was a leader of this activity.

Case studies or testimonials showcasing the impact of the solution on real-world operations.

White paper "Enhancing collaborative forms in the Mediterranean Marinas and Small and Medium Ports towards sustainability, open innovation and competitiveness", published on June 2022: chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://euroregio.eu/wp-content/uploads/D5.3.1-PSAMIDES_White-Paper_EN_reduit.pdf

Link to the solution video or pdf technical documentation.

https://euroregio.eu/en/european-projects/psamides

Expected return on investment (ROI)

Cost overview: implementation and ongoing expenses