C4T Consortium Visits the University of Calabria to Explore Technology Transfer, Innovation Ecosystems, and Industry 4.0 Solutions As part of the 3rd Transnational Meeting of the C4T – Companies4Tomorrow project, project partners visited the University of Calabria, one of Southern Italy’s leading centres for research, innovation, and technology transfer. The visit provided consortium members with a unique opportunity to explore successful models of collaboration between academia, research institutions, and enterprises, while identifying future opportunities for cooperation within the framework of the C4T initiative. The visit focused on two key pillars of the innovation ecosystem developed by the University of Calabria: the activities of TechNest, the university’s innovation and entrepreneurship hub, and the advanced technological infrastructure and laboratories of CAL-TEK, one of the most significant Industry 4.0 and smart manufacturing facilities in the region. Strengthening Innovation through TechNest The consortium was welcomed by representatives of TechNest, the University of Calabria’s innovation and business creation hub, which supports entrepreneurship, technology transfer, startup creation, and the commercialization of research results. During the presentation, TechNest showcased its extensive activities in supporting innovative enterprises, facilitating university-industry collaboration, and creating favorable conditions for knowledge transfer and economic development. Particular emphasis was placed on the mechanisms through which research outcomes are transformed into market-ready products, services, and business ventures. The discussion generated significant interest among C4T partners, as many of the methodologies implemented by TechNest align closely with the objectives of the C4T project, particularly regarding: • support for SMEs undergoing digital transformation, • entrepreneurship and innovation capacity building, • development of innovation ecosystems, • creation of collaborative networks between academia and industry, • and promotion of technology-based business opportunities. Representatives from TechNest also provided valuable suggestions for the future development of the C4T Cross-Border Hub, emphasizing the importance of establishing permanent cooperation channels between universities, chambers of commerce, research centres, innovation hubs, and SMEs operating across Greece and Italy. The exchange of experiences highlighted several opportunities for future collaboration, including the development of joint innovation support services, startup acceleration activities, digital skills programmes, and technology transfer initiatives capable of enhancing the competitiveness of enterprises in the cross-border area. Exploring Industry 4.0 at CAL-TEK The second part of the visit was dedicated to an extensive tour and live demonstration at CAL-TEK, the advanced technological infrastructure of the University of Calabria focused on Industry 4.0 technologies, smart manufacturing, automation, and digital innovation. Participants had the opportunity to observe first-hand how emerging technologies are being applied in modern industrial environments through a series of demonstrations and laboratory visits. The CAL-TEK team presented innovative solutions and research activities related to: • Smart Manufacturing and Industry 4.0, • Digital Twins, • Internet of Things (IoT), • Artificial Intelligence applications, • Robotics and Automation, • Cyber-Physical Systems, • Predictive Maintenance, • Advanced Sensors and Data Analytics, • Human-Machine Interaction technologies. The demonstrations showcased how these technologies can support companies in increasing productivity, improving quality control, reducing operational costs, and accelerating their digital transformation journey. Particular interest was generated by the practical examples illustrating how SMEs can adopt advanced technologies without requiring large-scale investments, an aspect that directly connects with the objectives of the C4T project and the needs identified among enterprises participating in the project’s pilot activities. The visit also demonstrated the critical role that research infrastructures can play in helping businesses test innovative solutions before deployment, reducing risks and facilitating technology adoption. Building Future Synergies The visit to the University of Calabria confirmed the importance of strengthening cooperation between research institutions and businesses in order to accelerate digital transformation and innovation across the Mediterranean region. Several potential future actions emerged from the discussions: • Establishing a structured collaboration between the C4T Cross-Border Hub and TechNest to support innovation services for SMEs. • Organizing joint training programmes and capacity-building activities on Industry 4.0 technologies. • Developing technology transfer pathways connecting SMEs with research laboratories and innovation infrastructures. • Facilitating study visits and exchange programmes between Greek and Italian innovation ecosystems. • Exploring opportunities for joint pilot projects involving Digital Twins, Artificial Intelligence, and Smart Manufacturing applications. • Supporting startup creation and innovation-driven entrepreneurship through cross-border mentoring and incubation initiatives. • Leveraging CAL-TEK’s expertise and facilities as a reference model for future Living Lab activities within the C4T framework. The C4T consortium expressed its sincere appreciation to the management, researchers, and staff of the University of Calabria, TechNest, and CAL-TEK for their warm hospitality, insightful presentations, and commitment to fostering innovation and technological excellence. The visit represented a significant milestone for the project, providing valuable inspiration and practical examples that will support the implementation of the C4T vision: empowering SMEs through digital innovation, cross-border cooperation, and sustainable economic transformation. Through collaborations such as these, the C4T project continues to build bridges between research, innovation, and entrepreneurship, helping enterprises across Greece and Italy prepare for the challenges and opportunities of the Industry 4.0 era.

C4T Consortium Visits Callipo Group to Explore Industry 4.0 Opportunities for SMEs in Southern Italy As part of the Transnational Meeting of the C4T – Companies4Tomorrow project, project partners carried out an important study visit to Callipo Group in Maierato, Calabria, Italy, aiming to strengthen knowledge exchange and gain practical insights into digital transformation and Industry 4.0 implementation within the agri-food and manufacturing sector. The visit took place during the second day of the consortium meeting and formed part of the project’s activities focused on smart manufacturing, innovation ecosystems, and technology transfer for SMEs operating in the Mediterranean region. The C4T consortium had the opportunity to visit the facilities of one of Italy’s most recognized tuna production and export companies, internationally known for its high-quality products and strong export orientation. During the visit, participants were introduced to the company’s production processes, logistics operations, quality control systems, and supply chain management practices, gaining first-hand experience of how advanced technologies and digital tools are increasingly integrated into industrial environments. Special attention was given to the role of automation, digital monitoring systems, traceability mechanisms, and e-commerce logistics in supporting competitiveness and operational efficiency in the food production sector. The visit provided valuable examples of how Industry 4.0 approaches can enhance productivity, sustainability, and international market positioning for SMEs and industrial enterprises. The consortium highlighted that Calabria, although neighbouring the eligible area of the Interreg Greece–Italy Programme, represents a highly relevant ecosystem for observing industrial innovation practices and identifying opportunities for cross-border cooperation and knowledge transfer. The experience offered an important perspective on the challenges and opportunities faced by enterprises in Southern Italy in adapting to digital transformation processes. A key objective of the visit was to better understand the technological needs of enterprises operating in the wider Mediterranean area and to identify potential Industry 4.0 actions capable of supporting SMEs through digital capacity building, workforce upskilling, smart manufacturing methodologies, and innovation-driven business models. The study visit also enabled project partners to discuss how the tools, methodologies, and services developed within the C4T project can contribute to supporting enterprises in their digital transition. Particular emphasis was placed on the role of Living Labs, innovation hubs, and collaborative ecosystems connecting universities, research centres, chambers of commerce, and businesses. The C4T consortium expressed its sincere appreciation to the management and staff of Callipo Group for their warm hospitality, openness, and valuable insights shared during the visit. The experience significantly contributed to the project’s mission of promoting sustainable and smart digital transformation strategies for SMEs across Greece and Italy. The C4T project continues to strengthen cross-border cooperation by fostering innovation, enhancing digital capacities, and supporting the transition of SMEs toward Industry 4.0 and sustainable economic growth in the Mediterranean region. #Interreg #GreeceItaly #C4TProject #Companies4Tomorrow #DigitalTransformation #SMEs #Innovation #CrossBorderCooperation #Industry40 #Mediterranean #EUProjects

C4T Project Strengthens Cross-Border Cooperation for SMEs Digital Transformation During High-Level Meeting in Calabria The partners of the C4T – Companies4Tomorrow project gathered in Lamezia Terme on 14–15 May 2026 for the project’s Transnational Meeting, hosted by Unioncamere Calabria. The event brought together institutional representatives, universities, chambers of commerce, business associations, research centres, SMEs, and regional stakeholders from Greece and Italy to advance collaboration on sustainable and smart digital transformation initiatives for enterprises across the Mediterranean area. The first day of the meeting opened with a public session focused on strengthening cross-border synergies and enlarging the cooperation ecosystem supporting SMEs and Industry 4.0 innovation. Under the title “Digitalizing the Mediterranean: challenges and opportunities”, the event provided an important platform for dialogue among policy makers, academia, business support organisations, and innovation stakeholders. The public session addressed the capitalization of project results and the development of practical instruments capable of supporting the sustainable, smart, and economic digital transformation of SMEs through cooperation between enterprises, universities, and research centres. Representatives from the Interreg Greece–Italy Programme Joint Secretariat participated in the discussions, highlighting the strategic importance of territorial cooperation in the next European programming period. Opening remarks delivered by: • Dr. Pietro Alfredo Falbo, President of Unioncamere Calabria, • Dr. Antonio Montuoro, Councillor for International Cooperation for the Calabria Region. The technical sessions featured distinguished speakers from Greece and Italy, presenting strategic perspectives on digital innovation, territorial cooperation, and SME transformation: • Prof. Spiros Sirmakessis, Lead Partner from the University of Peloponnese, presented the vision of “Companies4Tomorrow builds Companies 4.0”. • Dr. Gianfranco Gadaleta, Joint Secretariat Coordinator, discussed the future of territorial cooperation during the 2028–2033 programming period. • Dr. Nicola Mayerà from the Calabria Region addressed regional innovation and investment perspectives. • Mr. Takis Papadopoulos, Deputy Regional Governor for Entrepreneurship, Research and Innovation of the Region of Western Greece, presented the DIGI-WEST initiative as an example of regional digital transformation strategy. Following the public event and networking activities, the meeting continued with the second session entitled “Stakeholder Meeting: Enlarging Cooperation Networks”, dedicated to strengthening collaboration between enterprises, universities, chambers of commerce, and research institutions operating in Italy and Greece. The stakeholder meeting identified concrete opportunities for expanding digital cooperation frameworks and developing future initiatives capable of supporting innovation ecosystems, workforce development, and technology transfer in the Mediterranean area. Discussions focused on improving the interaction between research institutions and business needs, enhancing digital capacities among SMEs, and generating new cross-border project opportunities. Participants in the stakeholder session included: • Unioncamere Calabria, • business associations, • the University of Calabria, • the University Magna Graecia of Catanzaro, • the Mediterranea University of Reggio Calabria, • research centres, Among the keynote speakers: • Ms. Maristella Mantuano, Communication Officer of the Joint Secretariat, discussed communication strategies, storytelling techniques, and youth engagement opportunities. • Ms. Elena Giannopoulou, Project Officer of the C4T project, contributed with insights on project implementation and cooperation opportunities. Through initiatives such as the C4T project, Greece and Italy continue to strengthen their cooperation in fostering digital innovation capacities, supporting SMEs, and building sustainable cross-border ecosystems capable of addressing future technological and economic challenges. #Interreg #GreeceItaly #C4TProject #Companies4Tomorrow #DigitalTransformation #SMEs #Innovation #CrossBorderCooperation #Industry40 #Mediterranean #EUProjects

AI is transforming SMEs in Greece and Italy Artificial Intelligence is no longer a technology of the future — it is already reshaping how small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) operate across sectors. From automating processes and improving customer experience to enabling data-driven decision-making, AI offers new opportunities for businesses to become more efficient, innovative, and competitive. However, many SMEs in Greece and Italy still face key challenges: -Limited digital and AI-related skills -Difficulty in understanding how to apply AI in real business contexts -Lack of access to training and practical tools The Companies4Tomorrow (C4T) project addresses these challenges by supporting SMEs and Business Support Organizations through: ✔ Training on AI and Industry 4.0 technologies ✔ Tools to identify digital and skills gaps ✔ Development of digital platforms and learning resources ✔ Strengthening innovation ecosystems in Greece and Italy -Because adopting AI is not just about technology — it’s about empowering people with the skills to use it effectively. Together, we are building smarter, more resilient SMEs for the future. Learn more: https://c4t-interreg.eu/ #C4T #Companies4Tomorrow #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #SMEs #DigitalTransformation #Innovation #Interreg

C4T 4th Online Project Meeting Successfully Completed! On 1 April 2026, the partners of the Companies4Tomorrow (C4T) project came together for the 4th Online Project Meeting, continuing their collaboration towards strengthening digital innovation capacity for SMEs in Greece and Italy. During the meeting, partners discussed key topics including: ✔ Financial management and project progress ✔ Dissemination and communication activities (WP2) ✔ Data collection and policy mapping for SMEs’ digital transformation (WP3) ✔ Development of digital platforms and pilot actions (WP4) ✔ Planning of the next transnational meeting in Calabria A key highlight was the presentation of progress on data collection methodologies, skills gap analysis, and digital tools, supporting the project’s mission to enhance SMEs’ readiness for sustainable and smart digital transformation. The meeting also emphasized the importance of: -Strengthening collaboration among partners -Increasing project visibility and dissemination efforts -Advancing the development of innovative platforms and training tools We move forward together towards empowering SMEs with the skills and tools needed for the digital era! #C4T #Companies4Tomorrow #Interreg #DigitalInnovation #SMEs #Industry40 #Collaboration #EUProjects

Why Big Data skills matter more than ever for SMEs In today’s digital economy, data is everywhere. Yet many Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) still struggle to collect, analyze, and use data effectively to support their decisions. This gap in Big Data and data analytics skills limits their ability to: 🔹 Understand customer behavior 🔹 Optimize operations 🔹 Identify new business opportunities 🔹 Stay competitive in rapidly evolving markets This is where the Companies4Tomorrow (C4T) project comes in. C4T supports SMEs and Business Support Organizations by providing: ✔ Training on Big Data analysis and Industry 4.0 technologies ✔ Practical tools to identify digital skills gaps ✔ An adaptive online learning platform tailored to real business needs Because digital transformation is not just about technology — it’s about having the right skills to turn data into value. Empowering SMEs with data-driven capabilities means building stronger, smarter, and more competitive businesses. Learn more about the project: https://c4t-interreg.eu/ #Companies4Tomorrow #C4T #BigData #DataAnalytics #DigitalSkills #SMEs #Industry40 #Interreg

Building the companies of tomorrow Digital transformation is not just about technology — it is about people, skills, and innovation. Through the Companies4Tomorrow (C4T) project, partners from Greece and Italy are working together to support SMEs in developing the digital competencies needed for the future of industry. From training programmes and learning platforms to practical tools for identifying digital skill gaps, the project helps businesses move toward a more innovative and technology-driven future. Because the companies of tomorrow need the skills of today. 🔗 Learn more: https://c4t-interreg.eu/ #Companies4Tomorrow #DigitalInnovation #SMEs #Interreg #FutureSkills

Learning the technologies shaping Industry 4.0 The Companies4Tomorrow project provides an adaptive online learning platform offering training on key digital technologies that drive modern industries. Participants can explore topics such as: 🔹 Internet of Things (IoT) 🔹 Cybersecurity 🔹 Data analytics and visualization 🔹 Machine learning and big data 🔹 Blockchain and Generative AI These training resources aim to help SMEs and support organizations better understand and adopt digital technologies that increase competitiveness and innovation. 👉 Learn more about the initiative: https://c4t-interreg.eu/ #C4T #Industry40 #DigitalTransformation #Interreg #SMEs

Shaping the Companies of Tomorrow We are excited to announce the launch of the digital tools “frontend” of the C4T – Companies for Tomorrow initiative! 🌍💻 https://c4t-interreg.eu/index.php This new digital environment is designed to empower companies with innovative tools, practical resources, and smart solutions that support their transition towards the future. Through the C4T platform, businesses can now: ✔ Access digital tools tailored to modern business needs ✔ Explore innovation-driven solutions ✔ Strengthen competitiveness and resilience ✔ Support sustainable and digital transformation The “frontend” marks an important milestone in building a user-friendly, accessible gateway for companies ready to evolve and adapt in a rapidly changing economic landscape. We are proud to contribute to an ecosystem where technology, strategy, and collaboration come together to support growth and innovation. Stay tuned — this is just the beginning. #C4T #Interreg #DigitalTransformation #Innovation #SMEs #CompaniesForTomorrow #SmartBusiness #EUProjects

🇮🇹🤝🇬🇷 Are you a SME? Scale up your business in Europe! 🇪🇺 Join the call launched by Unioncamere Calabria, partner of the C4T Companies for Tomorrow project 🚀 Why apply? 🔹 Priority access to Living Labs for cross-border co-innovation. 🔹 Free mapping & EU validation of digital/green skills. 🔹 A simultaneous network active in Italy and Greece to boost your exports. ⌚️Deadline 13 march 2026 Don't just watch the future, lead it! 🔗 Apply here urly.it/31dark Πανεπιστήμιο Πελοποννήσου - University of the Peloponnese Een Unioncamere Calabria #C4T #cohesionpolicy #interreg #cooperation #TwinTransition #Innovation #Sustainability #Calabria

3rd Online Project Meeting Partners of the Companies for Tomorrow (C4T) Interreg Greece–Italy project successfully held their 3rd Online Meeting, discussing project progress and the next steps towards supporting digital innovation and skills development for SMEs in the Greece–Italy area. During the meeting, partners reviewed the progress of the project and focused on key activities including: -Communication & dissemination activities – including the project website, promotional materials, and social media engagement -Policy mapping and data collection on sustainable and smart digital transformation of SMEs -Benchmarking of international best practices and innovative technological solutions -Development of digital platforms, including the Adaptive LMS Platform, the SMEs Skills Taxonomy Platform, and the Skills Passport and Skills Gap tools -Preparation of Living Labs and the C4T Cross-Border Hub, supporting cooperation between Greek and Italian stakeholders Partners also discussed upcoming activities, including exchange visits, cross-border collaboration actions, and the next project meeting in Calabria in May 2026. The Companies for Tomorrow project continues to strengthen knowledge capacity in ICT and digital innovation, helping SMEs adapt to the challenges of the digital transition. #Interreg #CompaniesForTomorrow #C4T #DigitalInnovation #SMEs #GreeceItaly

The Benefits of 3D Printing for SMEs: Innovation, Flexibility and Growth In recent years, 3D printing (additive manufacturing) has evolved from a niche technology into a powerful tool for innovation and production. Today, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can take advantage of 3D printing to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and develop innovative products faster than ever before. Unlike traditional manufacturing, which often requires expensive molds, large production volumes, and long development cycles, 3D printing allows businesses to create physical objects directly from digital designs. This technology is transforming how SMEs design, produce, and deliver products to customers. Cost Reduction and Affordable Production One of the biggest advantages of 3D printing for SMEs is cost efficiency. Traditional manufacturing methods often require costly molds and tooling before production can even begin. With 3D printing, products can be manufactured directly from digital files without the need for expensive equipment. This makes 3D printing especially suitable for small businesses that produce limited quantities or customized products. The cost per item remains relatively stable even for small production runs, allowing SMEs to compete with larger companies. Additionally, businesses can produce items on demand, reducing storage costs and avoiding overproduction. Faster Product Development Speed is another key advantage. 3D printing allows SMEs to produce rapid prototypes, enabling quick testing and improvement of product designs. Instead of waiting weeks or months for traditional manufacturing processes, businesses can test ideas in days or even hours. This helps reduce risks and accelerates innovation. Faster development also means companies can bring products to market sooner and respond quickly to customer needs and trends. Flexibility and Customization Modern customers increasingly demand personalized products, and 3D printing makes customization easier than ever. SMEs can create unique products tailored to specific customer requirements without increasing production costs significantly. This capability allows small businesses to differentiate themselves from competitors and create added value for customers. With 3D printing, companies can easily modify designs, test alternatives, and produce customized solutions without redesigning entire production processes. Small-Batch Manufacturing 3D printing is ideal for small-scale production and short production runs. Traditional manufacturing methods become economical only when producing large volumes. For SMEs, this is often impractical. 3D printing enables efficient production even in small quantities, making it ideal for startups and innovative companies. This flexibility allows businesses to experiment with new ideas and products without large investments. Lower Barriers to Market Entry 3D printing significantly lowers the barriers for entrepreneurs and small companies to enter the manufacturing sector. Instead of investing in factories or expensive equipment, businesses can start production with a relatively small investment. This creates opportunities for startups and innovators to transform ideas into real products quickly and affordably. As a result, 3D printing helps create a more competitive and innovative business environment. Local Manufacturing and Supply Chain Independence Another important benefit of 3D printing is the ability to manufacture products locally. SMEs can produce goods closer to their customers, reducing shipping costs and delivery times. Local production also reduces dependence on global supply chains and improves resilience during disruptions. This advantage became particularly important during recent global supply chain crises. Sustainability and Environmental Benefits 3D printing is also a more sustainable manufacturing approach. Traditional manufacturing often produces significant material waste. In contrast, 3D printing uses only the material required to build each object. Reducing waste and transportation requirements helps companies decrease their environmental footprint. For SMEs looking to adopt greener practices, 3D printing can be an important step toward sustainability. Competitive Advantage for SMEs Companies that adopt 3D printing gain a significant competitive advantage. They can innovate faster, produce customized products, reduce costs, and respond quickly to market demands. 3D printing enables SMEs to compete with larger companies by offering flexibility and innovation rather than mass production. The Future of 3D Printing for SMEs The role of 3D printing in business continues to grow. As technology becomes more accessible and affordable, more SMEs are adopting additive manufacturing. 3D printing is no longer just a prototyping tool — it is becoming a complete production solution for many industries. For SMEs, this technology represents an opportunity to innovate, grow, and remain competitive in an increasingly digital and global economy. Conclusion 3D printing is transforming the way small and medium-sized enterprises operate. By reducing costs, improving flexibility, enabling customization, and supporting innovation, additive manufacturing offers SMEs powerful opportunities for growth. Businesses that embrace 3D printing today are positioning themselves at the forefront of the next industrial revolution.

OECD (2021). The Digital Transformation of SMEs. Paris: OECD Publishing. Explores how digital tools support SME growth, resilience, and integration into global value chains. https://www.oecd.org/content/dam/oecd/en/publications/reports/2021/02/the-digital-transformation-of-smes_ec3163f5/bdb9256a-en.pdf

We’re excited to unveil Companies4Tomorrow (C4T) — a forward-looking digital platform designed to boost knowledge, skills and innovation capacity in ICT for businesses across Greece and Italy. Powered by tailored capacity-building tools, cutting-edge training, and industry-relevant resources, the C4T platform supports the digital transformation of SMEs and business support organisations. It offers: A comprehensive capacity building programme including a Competence Pack, Practical Toolbox and supportive actions for advancing Industry 4.0 readiness An Adaptive LMS with open online courses on topics such as: Internet of Things Cybersecurity Cloud Computing Data Analytics & Visualisation Machine Learning & Big Data 3D Printing Blockchain Generative AI And more — all co-designed to help organisations innovate and be competitive in the global digital era. Explore the platform and begin your digital transformation journey here: demo.living-lab.gr/c4t

Just a week ago, C4T had the 2nd meeting. Great atmosphere in Matera-Italy. We would like to thank all participants of this great and wonderful experience, combined with excellent results. #cohesionpolicy #interreg #cooperation

Driving Digital Transformation for SMEs in the Greece–Italy Cross-Border Region The partners of the C4T – Companies4Tomorrow Project, co-funded by the Interreg V-A Greece–Italy Programme, gathered in Matera, Italy, for the 2nd Partners Meeting — a key milestone in our shared mission to strengthen digital innovation capacity and support SMEs across both countries. About C4T Interreg Greece-Italy C4T is a collaborative initiative designed to accelerate the digital transformation of SMEs in Greece and Italy. Our aim is to: Bridge the digitalization gap between regions Empower companies with Industry 4.0 technologies and AI-based learning Establish cross-border Living Labs and Innovation Hubs Promote digital upskilling and workforce resilience Highlights from the Matera Meeting During the meeting, partners reviewed progress and shared insights on the implementation of core project activities: -Joint Strategy and Transnational Plans (WP3): Ongoing policy mapping and comparative analysis to identify key policies, best practices, and innovation gaps across both regions. -Cross-Border Framework & Living Labs (WP3 & WP5): Launch of the C4T-Hub, a hybrid (virtual and physical) node for knowledge exchange and Living Lab coordination, connecting 5 pilot sites — 3 in Italy (Puglia, Calabria, Basilicata) and 2 in Greece (Western Greece, Ionian Islands). -Digital Innovation Tools: Development of three AI-powered platforms: 1️⃣ Skills Taxonomy Platform 2️⃣ Adaptive Learning Management System (LMS) 3️⃣ Collaboration Hub for SMEs -Cross-Border Exchange Visits: Preparations for exchange missions in Basilicata to promote mutual learning, best practice transfer, and collaboration between Greek and Italian innovation ecosystems. -Communication & Visibility (WP2) The consortium is finalizing its Communication Plan to increase visibility, engagement, and trust in cross-border cooperation. New promotional materials, the project logo, and social media channels are now live, with dedicated content rotation among partners to ensure consistent outreach. The next partners’ meeting will be held in Calabria in April 2026, where the team will present the first operational results of the Living Labs and Digital Platforms. Together, we are building a resilient, innovation-driven ecosystem where SMEs can thrive in the era of digital transformation. #cohesionpolicy #interreg #cooperation

Partners met for the social dinner during the 2nd meeting in Matera Italy

Collaboration without borders! The C4T Hub will soon become the central node connecting Greek and Italian innovators, SMEs, and policymakers. Through this virtual and physical platform, members will gain: 💻 Access to AI-based training tools 📚 Knowledge exchange opportunities 🔗 Networking and innovation support Stay tuned as we launch the #C4THub — your gateway to cross-border digital transformation! #C4TProject #InnovationHub #SMEdevelopment #Interreg #DigitalTransformation

From ideas to real-world impact! #C4T is setting up five Living Labs — 3 in Italy (Puglia, Calabria, Basilicata) and 2 in Greece (Western Greece, Ionian Islands) — to help SMEs test, learn, and grow through innovation. Each Living Lab will become a hub for: ⚙️ Experimentation with emerging technologies 🧠 Training and digital upskilling 🤝 Cross-border collaboration Real people, real businesses, real transformation! #LivingLab #DigitalInnovation #SMEs #GreeceItaly #C4TProject