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From Problems to Solutions in Textiles: Openwork at the Ametlab Digital Supply Chain Event

The Ametlab event , dedicated to exploring new approaches in the Italian textile and fashion sector to make businesses increasingly competitive, was held on Friday, November 30th in Martina Franca.
The workshop, promoted by Daniele Del Genio (President of Federmoda Puglia), was attended by over 20 entrepreneurs who were able to explore the solutions offered by Openwork (a cloud-based platform for managing the supply chain); MakersValley (a marketplace for connecting Italian manufacturers with brands and boutiques worldwide); and TBM (a consulting and sales network development firm).

The meeting, which focused on business issues and corporate culture, allowed participants to share the fruits of the work of four partners ( Rossorame , a well-known brand that dresses celebrities, Calceviva, a fashion design consultancy, Ametlab, a production laboratory, and Openwork , a provider of a Business Process Management platform delivered as a cloud service). By combining their know-how in their respective sectors, they have generated an innovative solution also dedicated to the fashion industry.

The solution, created to make the production chain DIGITAL , allows customers, companies and suppliers to be involved in a single collaborative process , making production processes more efficient, managing the activities and times of each party involved and monitoring the progress of the processes.


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