“Getting to know more about ‘Those Who Solve Your X’”
“Those Who Solve Your X” aims to make TECNALIA’s talent shine
A while ago, we started to unveil the people who solve the unknowns and develop the technological solutions that TECNALIA offers companies.
People who anticipate and identify business opportunities and, through applied research, turn them into solutions.
We want you to continue to meet the people behind our developments, because it is talent that drives innovation and makes its business possible.
Organisations already know our technological capabilities, how we can help and collaborate with them and know that innovation is in our DNA.
However, our talent is what really shines. The aim of this campaign is to tell you all about the people behind the development of TECNALIA’s technological solutions and ensure that we bring benefits to companies and value to society.
In order to generate impact through applied research, we need to have a brilliant team of researchers, who work with honesty, transparency and consistency, earning our customers’ trust. Our values define us and are part of who we are: we put customers at the centre and work with excellence, innovation, commitment and collaboration. And it shows.
For “Those who solve your X” anticipation is an attitude.
At TECNALIA, we know that anticipation is essential to companies. This is how we will be able to identify business opportunities in the technological development environment, create the necessary technological solutions and take this value to organisations.
Anticipating is not getting there earlier, it is having the speed to get there better. It is living in the future, not adapting to it. It is a way of acting that always takes us further. It is leading without looking backwards or sideways. It is much more than innovation.
We would like to remind you of the fields of action in which “Those who solve your X” develop technological solutions
Our team of experts works in various fields of action such as smart manufacturing, digital transformation, energy transition, sustainable mobility, health and food, urban ecosystem and circular economy.
For each of them there are many unknowns to be answered. Unknowns such as the challenges of cybersecurity and artificial intelligence, the fusion between physical and digital in manufacturing, the impact of technology on people’s health, climate challenge and the commitment to creating a better society, amongst other things.
Collaboration is what will take us further, faster: to generate a double economic and social impact.
In every challenge we face, we have talented researchers who are tasked with solving unknown problems that require unique solutions.
Problems that affect organisations regardless of their size and that they do not have to solve on their own.
