Alliance for Public Innovation
Politecnico di Milano and the Italian Customs Agency sign a three-year agreement to promote research, training, and digital transformation in Public Administration.
The Politecnico di Milano and the Italian Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM) have signed a collaboration agreement lasting 36 months, with the option to renew for another three years. The goal is clear: to foster technological innovation, strengthen training programs, and develop research projects to modernize Public Administration.
Focus on Training and Research
At the heart of the agreement is the development of human capital. The collaboration includes the joint design of training programs for students and public employees, the adoption of new teaching methodologies, and the launch of research initiatives on topics of scientific and operational relevance.
The aim is clear: to modernise the Customs Agency, making it capable of integrating advanced technologies and anticipating economic and social changes.
Innovative Technologies and Digital Transformation
Another key area of the partnership is applied research and experimentation with innovative solutions. The Politecnico and ADM will work together on projects ranging from customs process automation to artificial intelligence, as well as participating in European funding programs.
This collaboration stands as a virtuous example of institutional synergy, capable of delivering tangible benefits not only for Public Administration but for the entire country system.
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