Digital transformation in the industrial sector has its focus on data collection from sensors, although other opportunities for disruptive solutions open up. In this interview, RocaSalvatella\u2019s president and digital transformation expert, Genis Roca, also reviews the reality of innovation and its execution. For Roca, by 2050 washing clothes at home will be \u201cas rare as it is now to cook at home\u201d.<\/p>\n
Gen\u00eds Roca was the guest speaker at the Girbau LAB Innovators Club on October 23 in Girbau Group\u2019s headquarters in Vic.<\/p>\n
In the design of proactive services on a large scale, but nevertheless hyper-customized, based on real-time data.<\/p>\n
Mostly the industrial sector is focusing on the deployment of sensors that allow to obtain new sources of data, from which to further efficient the production and supply processes. That leads to the dominance of the focus on cost reduction and time optimization. There are also a lot of opportunities in designing new and more disruptive solutions.<\/p>\n
What is innovation to you?<\/p>\n
To solve a problem in another way that is more efficient.<\/p>\n
To be connected and related to other environments. And it\u2019s more than a value, it\u2019s indispensable.<\/p>\n
To be under pressure and willing to \u201ceverything.\u201d Innovation is the result of a need, and the more pressing that need, the more determined and serious efforts will be needed to solve it. Innovation must disturb, and enduring such annoyance is only possible if the situation requires it. So the most effective way to develop innovation is to find yourself in an emergency situation.<\/p>\n
There is a clear tendency for people to cook less and less. People eat more and more away from home, or the consume pre-cooked products. This trend will go further in household consumption and washing clothes at home will be as rare as it is now to cook at home.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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