Innovation Manager & Physical Internet evangelist
Innovation Manager and PhD Fellow in Big Data and Artificial Intelligence, researcher in Physical Internet and Digital Transformation, I focus on their impact on SMEs and promote innovation and advanced training through the proper use of artificial intelligence.
PhD Fellow in Big Data & Artificial Intelligence Physical Internet Innovation Manager MiMit Impact Manager Digital Transformation Evangelist
Dissemination and sharing activities of research on the Physical Internet
I regularly participate in the debate and scientific production on the Physical Internet (PI), presenting contributions at national and international conferences and events that explore the multiple application dimensions of the PI paradigm in real-world contexts.
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What I Do
Innovation Manager
I oversee innovative business processes, connecting people, technologies, and strategies to generate sustainable competitive value.
PhD in Big Data & Artificial Intelligence
I explore how to bring the Physical Internet paradigm to life, applying it in real-world logistics projects to create tangible impact.
Physical Internet
I study the Physical Internet to contribute my expertise to global logistics, enhancing the efficiency, sustainability, and connectivity of networks.
Digital Transformation Evangelist
I champion the digital transformation of SMEs, integrating emerging technologies to optimize business processes and reshape business models.
Impact of Digital Transformation on Small and Medium Enterprises
I support SMEs in adopting digital technologies, helping them improve efficiency, competitiveness, and sustainability in the global market.
Advanced Learning
I share digital skills and foster mindful use of artificial intelligence, promoting learning that is ethical, inclusive, and empowering for everyone.
Transforming logistics to be sustainable and efficient.
Imagine cities without empty trucks and warehouses that are always optimized. With the Physical Internet, transport and storage become intelligent, collaborative, and sustainable—driving global efficiency while reducing waste and emissions.
The Physical Internet inspires new skills: students and professionals learn to manage intelligent, sustainable, and connected logistics networks, turning education into a laboratory for global innovation.
In my latest article published on Affidaty, I explore the concept of Physical Internet applied to the supply chain—an emerging model that is gaining increasing attention in the logistics and industrial sectors for its transformative potential. In a context characterized by operational complexity, demand volatility, and environmental urgencies, the Physical Internet presents itself as a structural solution: a global logistics system based on interoperability, standardization, and resource sharing.
The model is inspired by Internet data transmission protocols but applies them to the physical movement of goods, introducing intelligent modular containers, interconnected hubs, and open operational protocols. This approach enables distributed and optimized management of logistics flows, delivering concrete benefits in terms of efficiency, sustainability, and resilience.
The article also examines the role of enabling technologies—particularly blockchain—in strengthening transparency, data security, and automation of operations across the entire supply chain. The goal is to provide a clear and up-to-date overview of how the Physical Internet can systemically address current supply chain challenges, overcoming the limitations of today’s still-fragmented models.
If you work in the logistics, industrial, or technology sector, this article offers strategic insights into the future of interconnected logistics and the opportunities it presents.
