GMV shares its knowledge with Castilla y León SMEs at INCIBE event to help them embrace digitalization

GMV, together with INCIBE, AETICAL, ICE, CSA, and AIR Institute, was present at the Artificial Intelligence and Security Operations Center technology breakfast held on 20 June in Valladolid. The purpose of the event was to share knowledge on artificial intelligence (AI) and security operations centers with SME managers, and thus highlight the value of these tools in helping them to transform their businesses.

At the event, Patricia Tejado, Digital Services Manager of GMV’s Secure e-Solutions, spoke about the technology group’s experience, stressing that “we have been using artificial intelligence as a lever to bring greater value to the solutions and services we provide.” She cited examples of some of the ground-breaking projects that GMV has developed in sectors such as agriculture and healthcare, including AgrarIA and Tartaglia, which, as she pointed out, “are benchmarks in SEDIA’s call for R&D Missions.” She also touched on the application of this technology in the security sector, “where it will soon begin to materialize as specific solutions for vertical security operations centers in the fields of space, transport, and industry” as part of projects carried out through INCIBE’s Innovative Public Procurement (CPI) program. These projects are scheduled to start up shortly and will deliver improved security services in strategic sectors where threats are increasing.

The training is part of the Centr@Tec program run by the Institute for Business Competitiveness of Castilla y León (ICE) and aims to help SMEs in the region to optimize costs and sharpen their competitiveness thanks to AI and a security operations center. INCIBE director Félix Antonio Barrios gave the opening speech at the event.