Scm Group Joins SMAU's Open Innovation Club

Date: 5 August 2025
Source: Scm Group
Scm Group Joins SMAU's Open Innovation Club
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Scm Group

Date: 5 August 2025

Scm Group strengthens its commitment to open innovation by deepening its partnership with SMAU, a leading platform for connecting startups, companies, and innovation enablers.

The partnership between Scm Group and SMAU is getting stronger. SMAU is a leading business matching network that connects companies, startups, accelerators, and institutions, and it’s a key reference point for innovation both nationally and globally.

In line with the Group's roadmap, which emphasizes open innovation and startup scouting for developing new solutions and business models, the collaboration with the SMAU ecosystem is now an integral part of this strategy. Recognizing its full potential, Scm Group has become a member of the SMAU Open Innovation Club. On November 5-6, the Group will participate in the SMAU event at the Allianz MiCo in Milan, Italy's premier innovation and startup gathering.

This event will be the perfect opportunity for companies, investors, and enablers to forge new and fruitful partnerships. They'll meet startups and SMEs ready to offer high-tech solutions capable of directly addressing the challenges of change. It's a place to learn, be inspired, connect with people, and experience firsthand true Made in Italy innovation through unique experiences.

Having received Innovation Awards in 2020 and 2024 and experienced valuable networking and relationship-building opportunities in previous editions, Scm Group is preparing for this event with renewed energy, becoming an active part of this ecosystem. New projects are underway: stay tuned!

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