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Intervento a “Manifattura Milano Camp 2018”, evento del Comune di Milano dedicato alla nuova manifattura 4.0 e all'artigianato digitale - www.manifattura.milano.it

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Manifattura Milano è il programma del Comune di Milano per la promozione della manifattura in città. L’obiettivo del programma è rendere Milano un ecosistema abilitante per la nascita, l’insediamento e la crescita di imprese operanti nel campo della manifattura digitale e del nuovo artigianato per creare nuova occupazione, rigenerare le periferie e promuovere la coesione sociale. Il programma Manifattura Milano è stato presentato allo Smart City Expo 2017 di Barcellona, a Le Giornate di Bertinoro 2017, alla conferenza internazionale Serv Des 2018 e al Fabcity Summit 2018 di Parigi.

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