Carlo Salvi has announced its transition into Industry 5.0, marking a pivotal evolution that integrates human ingenuity with advanced technologies to redefine the future of industrial production. Thanks to the introduction of the new 5.0 Transition Tax Credit in Italy, Carlo Salvi has been empowered to advance its journey towards more sustainable, efficient and customised production.
Carlo Salvi views Industry 5.0 as a natural extension of its mission, centred on the interaction between humans and machines and sustainable innovation. The new directive provides resources to enhance support for innovative technologies, delivering tangible benefits to clients, such as increased productivity and faster response times.
“This transformation presents an unprecedented opportunity for Carlo Salvi and our clients – giving us the ability to optimise processes, address new challenges in the global market, and reduce environmental impact,” explains John Razza, sales area manager for the Italian market at Carlo Salvi SpA.
Carlo Salvi points out that thanks to the 5.0 Transition Tax Credit, companies can receive up to 45% incentives on investments aimed at energy efficiency and digitalisation, with a maximum cap of €50 million per enterprise. Carlo Salvi has therefore seized this opportunity to modernise its machinery, improve energy consumption management, as well as enhance the sustainability of its production processes. These investments not only lower operational costs but also contribute to eco-friendly production and a significant reduction in emissions.
Another critical aspect of Industry 5.0 is skills development. Employee training is a strategic asset to meet the challenges of the transition and ensure the company remains highly competitive. That is why Carlo Salvi is investing in both workforce training and technological development, to make its machines user-friendly for clients and to assist them in making technical and operational choices.
“The focus on Industry 5.0 has brought a sharper orientation toward technological innovation and data management, with the goal of accelerating digital transformation and optimising production,” states Carlo Salvi SpA. “This approach enables us to gradually integrate new technologies, minimising production interruptions and maximising benefits for customers. Industry 5.0 thus represents a promise of
long-term competitiveness for Carlo Salvi.”
The company adds: “Over the next 5 to 10 years, industrial production will evolve toward unprecedented customer centricity, offering customised products, greater automation and shorter delivery times. This new industrial paradigm will provide Carlo Salvi not only with efficiency but also with a strategic edge to tackle the demands of an increasingly challenging market. This moment signifies an acceleration toward a productive future that places humans, technology and the environment at its core.”
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