In line with the enormous technological development we’ve seen in recent decades, the telecommunications sector has also evolved and shares numerous similarities with data processing centers. And your risk management faces new risks. Javier Unanua, an engineer with...
In recent decades, risk management in factories has undergone significant evolution. This time, we focus on the timber industry. The transformation of Risk Management in the wood sector has enabled the integration of risk perspectives across all areas of management,...
Ammonia, traditionally used in agriculture and industry, currently has very important potential as naval fuel. In this article we analyze the challenges facing technological adaptation and its role in decarbonizing the maritime sector. We are grateful to José Ramón...
Lockdowns and movement restrictions experienced during the pandemic marked a turning point in the digital transformation of economies, forcing companies and institutions to adapt to an unprecedented technological scenario. Remote working, virtual meetings and online...
Remote observation technologies are basic tools used to collect accurate information in real time. The combination of different technological elements facilitates the efficient coordination of rescues and the provision of assistance, as well as making it possible to...
Environmental transformation and its consequent impact on ecosystems is inextricably linked to human activity. But is our future socio-economic development dependent on further committing to biodiversity conservation and the protection of natural resources? We talk to...
In a moment of profound transformation for the naval and energy industry, Navantia has strengthened its risk management model with the appointment of Valentín Trijueque as the Global Head of Insurance and Alternative Risk Transfer. His arrival marks a decisive boost...
The so-called e-fuels, currently in development, could represent a significant reduction in CO2 emissions. However, large amounts of this gas are required for their production, in addition to water. The journey towards more sustainable energy sources is long and has...
Quito, a city of altitude, ravines, and history, extends 2,850 meters above sea level, in the heart of the Andes mountain range. Surrounded by volcanoes and hills, the Ecuadorian capital is a UNESCO World Heritage site, a melting pot of heritage, aspirations, and also...