On 26 and 27 March, part of the Safety21 team met for two intense days of Team Building in the name of sharing and growth. The theme of the meeting, “One Team, One Vision”, represented the common thread of an experience designed to strengthen the synergy between colleagues, through moments of discussion, inspiration and co-creation.
The team took part in a unique training experience: a session of Lego® Serious Play®, an innovative method designed to stimulate creative thinking and facilitate discussion within working groups. Led by Carlo Spellucci, Master trainer of Lego® Serious Play® and his team of expert trainers, , the participants were involved in an immersive activity where LEGO bricks became tools to express ideas, values and visions related to trust, mutual support and collaboration.
Through the construction of symbolic models, each member was able to represent his or her own perception of the company system, sharing personal and professional reflections in an atmosphere of active listening and participation. An experience that strengthened the sense of team and ignited new ideas to face daily challenges together.
In closing, the intervention of Diego Parassole, who with intelligence and irony offered concrete ideas to face change with awareness and a constructive spirit.
“Only with a shared vision and a cohesive team can we make a difference. This is what drives us: One Team, One Vision. Together we lead 🎯 “
The second edition of the road safety training project dedicated to secondary schools in the Metropolitan City of Milan, as part of the Milan Metropolitan Safety Project, started this morning at the IPS B. Cavalieri – D. Marignoni Mi Voglio Sicur3 Institute
The project, carried out in collaboration with Safety21 and the Metropolitan City of Milan and with the advice of the Lorenzo Guarnieri Onlus Association, aims to raise awareness among young people about more responsible driving and make them aware of the importance of adopting safe behaviour on the road for themselves and for others.
The meeting opened with greetings from the School Principal Prof. Giovanni A. Maliandi and saw the institutional interventions of the Councilor delegated to Infrastructure and Metrotramways of the Metropolitan City of Milan Daniela Caputo and the Director of the Infrastructure Area of the Metropolitan City of Milan Alessandra Tadini.
During the morning, the classes (fourth and fifth sections) carried out interactive activities, learning the fundamentals of safer, more sustainable and respectful mobility.
Among the topics covered during the morning were “The role of the road in our lives and the perception of risk” with the intervention of Stefano Guarnieri – Founder of the Lorenzo Guarnieri Association and “Practical elements of road safety” provided by the Commander of the Local Police of the Metropolitan City of Milan Pieralessandro Scotti. At the end of the meeting, language and communication were discussed, emphasizing the importance of a conscious and effective approach in transmitting messages.
About 2,000 students from the Metropolitan City of Milan will be involved in the “Mi voglio Sicurǝ” project by June, the course, which through interactive quizzes, reflections and testimonies, will allow participants to create awareness and shared responsibility by highlighting the importance and value of compliance with the rules of the Highway Code of the Highway Code of the dangers given by distractions, alcohol and drug intake on the road.
New this year: the PCTO, a Pathway for Transversal Skills and Orientation, for training, which will issue students with 30 hours of training credits, with a focus on key topics such as the links between vehicles and infrastructure, risk perception and preventive actions to reduce dangers on the roads.
Students who complete the entire training course will be able to obtain 15 additional training credits through a project work, a social communication campaign on road safety, in which students will take on the role of Ambassadors of a responsible and aware road culture. At the end of the teamwork, a jury of industry experts will select the three best projects. The winners will be awarded during an official event in the presence of the Institutions.
After the meeting at the IPS B. Cavalieri – D. Marignoni Institute, the “Mi voglio Sicurǝ” project will continue the training course also involving students in the third, fourth and fifth year of other secondary schools such as: the Marconi and Argentia Industrial Technical Institute in Gorgonzola, the Galilei High School in Legnano, the ISS Cattaneo and the ITS Pasolini in Milan.
Safety21 joins UNIREC (National Union of Credit Protection Companies), a trade association that represents companies in the sector in Italy.
UNIREC aggregates over 80% of the companies in the sector, offering continuous training tools for ethical, transparent and sustainable credit management.
Joining this association confirms Safety21’s commitment to maintaining the highest industry standards, promoting best practices and ensuring constant updating on legislative and regulatory developments.
The project “Mi voglio sicurǝ” is being relaunched with new educational opportunities for high school students in the metropolitan city of Milan.
Contribute to the formation of responsible and aware young citizens: this is the objective of the project Mi Voglio Sicurǝ, realized in collaboration with Safety21 and with the advice of the Association Lorenzo Guarnieri ONLUS, Dedicated to all secondary schools in the territory.
The project is enriched by the Path for Transversal Skills and Guidance (PCTO), an e-learning training programme launched on 22 November, at the end of which it will release 30 hours of training credits. Students will explore key road safety issues such as the links between vehicles and infrastructure, risk perception and preventive action to reduce road hazards.
Starting this January 2025, the initiative will extend with classroom training sessions. The programme also includes project work which will enable students to earn an additional 15 hours of training credits by designing a social communication campaign to raise public awareness of road safety. The three best papers will be awarded by a jury of experts.
For us at Safety21 road safety is a priority, and it is important for us to support the Metropolitan City of Milan in this path, combining training and awareness. Spreading a road safety culture among the younger generation is crucial to educate all users, including pedestrians and cyclists, on compliance. Only through awareness of the risks associated with inappropriate driving behaviour can a genuine sense of citizenship towards road safety be developed.
“We are proud to contribute for the second year to a project that aims to educate young people on road safety through an innovative and engaging approach. It is essential to invest in the training of new generations to build a future where compliance with rules and prevention become shared values” said Gianluca Longo, CEO of Safety21 SpA
A future without casualties on the roads is possible. “Mi voglio sicurǝ” represents a concrete step towards this goal.
We participated for the second time as Main Partner at the 41st ANCI Assembly in Turin, held from 20 to 22 November, an essential appointment for the comparison between the public administrations, institutional partners and actors involved in service innovation for local communities.
Among our guests, also the mayor of Rome Roberto Gualtieri, the minister Matteo Salvini, the president of ANCI Gaetano Manfredi and the mayor of Florence Sara Funaro.
Our presence has underlined the constant commitment to support the Administrations with innovative technological solutions, designed to face the complex challenges of road safety.
During the event, Stefano Guarnieri, Vice President of the Lorenzo Guarnieri Association, represented Safety21 by speaking on a crucial topic: the importance of strengthening safety on Italian roads through concrete and targeted interventions. His testimony underlined the value of collaboration between institutions, technology partners and civil society to prevent accidents and save lives.
A unique opportunity to strengthen dialogue with local authorities and reaffirm our role as reliable and competent partner in making cities safer for all citizens.
We are happy to announce our collaboration with EDIH4DT.
The EDIH4DT hub was created within the “Digital Europe Programme”, which promotes the digital transformation of European societies and economies. This programme has created a network of European Digital Innovation Hubs (EDIHs). The task of EDIH4DT is to facilitate the digital transition of local public administrations and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) through the adoption of advanced digital technologies, such as artificial intelligence, high-performance computing and cybersecurity.
The goal? To promote and support a modern and innovative PA towards a digital transformation that puts citizens and businesses at the centre and is connected to the European Digital Innovation Hubs Network.
Safety21 has set up a dedicated team, composed of Paolo Tommasini, Country Manager Spain & Portugal, Marco Gallucci, ICT & Product Integration Manager, and Danilo Riccio, Chief Product Manager, to develop the participation strategy for the EDIH4DT initiative. This collaboration offers an exceptional opportunity to accelerate the adoption of advanced technologies in local public administrations and SMEs.
At Safety21, we fully support the objectives of EDIH4DT, with a particular focus on artificial intelligence. We are committed to integrating our AI expertise with that of other partners, creating synergies that will take our country’s digital innovation to new levels.
A winning collaboration for a digital future for Italy and Europe.
The new website and app of the ATB group, Azienda Trasporti Bergamo, was presented today to the press.
Starting today, 12 June, the ATB Group’s new information platforms will be available. The project involved the re-engineering and modernisation of digital services, leading to the creation of an integrated platform for the management of digital content and info-mobility devices.
Safety21 confirms itself as a strategic partner of ATB, having successfully contributed to the plan for the improvement and digitalization of services for the issuance, management and monitoring of regulated parking and circulation badges for authorized vehicles in Bergamo’s Limited Traffic Zones. Thanks to the use of innovative technologies, a fully integrated solution has been created between ATB’s new mobility portal and Safety21’s SIRIO platform. This platform, which has been managed for years by Safety21, is available to all entities that want a digital and integrated management of circulation and parking permits for authorized vehicles.
The system, which is completely digitized, allows citizens to obtain the required document quickly and easily, reducing the management of paperwork at the counter and travel by users to obtain permits.
Safety21 S.p.A., participated by the private equity fund BU (Bregal Unternehmerkapital) Funds (“BU”), announces that it has finalized the acquisition of 100% of the capital of Velocar S.r.l., an Italian company that has been designing software and IoT for road safety for over twenty years.
Velocar develops highly innovative products and services for road safety and has a large installed base of detection devices and an operational and intervention capability widely spread throughout the country.
Safety21 acquires another player in the market and extends its proprietary offer based on the Titan software platform that allows it to provide the Public Administration with innovative services for the digitization of the processes of ascertaining violations and for services to citizens, through the use of the most advanced technologies and focusing on an increasing use of Artificial Intelligence applications and data analysis in the road safety management.
Today, April 22, 2024 in Rome, at the national headquarters of the Association of Italian Municipalities, the municipality of Roma Capitale received the “ANCI 2023 Urban Safety” Award for the innovative and meritorious activity carried out as part of the digital transition project in the road accident detection sector, which has made it possible to standardize processes aimed at improving services to users and speed up operations detection techniques on the road.
The digital breakthrough was made possible thanks to the use of incidenti.online, our collaborative investigative platform that allows you to capture and conclude claims findings directly at the scene of the accident in digital format. This digitally native system has improved the speed of operations and has also reduced the number of units needed in the field, optimizing resources.
The recognition obtained underlines the importance for the Public Administration to adopt advanced technologies such as incidenti.online. These solutions not only simplify processes and improve data interoperability at various levels, but also contribute substantially to urban safety, highlighting how technology can be a valuable ally in emergency management and accident prevention.
In Rome, in the historic setting of the Chapter House of the Cloister of Santa Maria sopra Minerva, in the Senate, the third edition of the “Legality and Profit – RSM Award 2024”, organized by the Economy group, was held on April 10. An event that recognizes companies’ values of integrity, regulatory compliance, and loyalty as pillars of their entrepreneurial success.
To date, about 12,000 Italian companies have obtained the legality rating. In this event, 100 companies that distinguished themselves for having achieved the highest legality rating at the same time as a considerable profit were awarded.
Safety21 has been rewarded by demonstrating not only that it excels in terms of profit, but that it does so in full compliance with the law, distinguishing itself for its loyalty, transparency and ethics.
But the event went beyond just the award ceremony. It provided a stage for a high-profile debate, with authoritative voices such as the Quaestor of the Senate Antonio De Poli who opened the ceremony, followed by the Undersecretary of State to the Presidency of the Council of Ministers Alessandro Morelli, the President of the National Anti-Corruption Authority (ANAC) Giuseppe Busia, who underlined and reiterated how integrity and transparency are not only ethical values, but also success factors in the business world. At the end of the award ceremony, the Deputy Minister of Justice Francesco Paolo Sisto brought his greetings and contribution to the initiative and an encouragement to continue on the virtuous path undertaken by the award-winning companies.
For Safety21, this prestigious award represents not only a further confirmation of the relentless commitment to integrity, transparency and compliance with regulations, but also a tangible recognition of the dedication to building an ethical, sustainable and profitable business model. For us, it is an encouragement to continue on this path, with the commitment to always be transparent, ethical and law-abiding, with the aim of contributing positively to the society and economy in which we operate.
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