The "Noovle Cloud Challenge", the international call promoted by Noovle, the cloud company of the Tim Group, and by Tim Wcap, kicks off. The challenge has the objective of involving the best national and international startups, scaleups and small and medium-sized enterprises to identify the most innovative entrepreneurial realities in the fields of e-Health, sustainability and virtualization technologies containers as a service, able to exploit all the potential of the Cloud and Artificial Intelligence to support the digital transformation of companies and public administrations.
Furthermore, the challenge makes use of Tim Wcap - Tim's Open Innovation program - which promotes business and collaboration opportunities with ready-to-market startups, small and medium-sized enterprises and scaleups, and the support of Mind the Bridge, international organization that provides innovation consultancy to companies and government entities.
The proposals will be evaluated by a jury made up of managers and experts and the award ceremony will take place in May during a dedicated event with the participation of Google Cloud. Furthermore, the selected companies will have the possibility to negotiate a collaboration agreement with Noovle.
Until March 31, they can be presented, through the Tim Wcap platform, innovative projects concerning the following areas:
- Digital healthcare: cutting-edge solutions, based on Big Data and Artificial Intelligence, for the diagnosis, monitoring and delivery of healthcare services, with the aim of optimizing the efficiency and management of services along the healthcare supply chain.
- Sustainability: advanced solutions, based on Big Data, cloud and Artificial Intelligence, able to support the achievement of sustainability objectives (for example: reduction of dependence on fossil fuels, containment of CO2 emissions, etc.).
- Virtualization Technologies: highly innovative cloud-based solutions able to support the operation, management and maintenance of a MATCH type architecture, based on Micro-services, API-first, cloud-native and headless.
