ETT S.p.A., Lead Partner of SHARE4MED, coordinates the project and leads the development of the Governance Dashboard to monitor actions for the protection of Mediterranean coastal areas.
ETT S.p.A. is the Lead Partner of SHARE4MED and is responsible for coordinating the project. It manages communication activities, supports project management and coordination between partners, and contributes to the development of the Governance Dashboard, which will enable effective monitoring of actions to protect coastal areas.
ETT, part of Gruppo Deda, is a digital and creative industry founded in 2000, headquartered in the coastal city of Genoa, Italy, and active in the main European cities. The company is recognized for its holistic approach to technological innovation, combining expertise in digital solutions, process optimization, data management, and communication. This approach positions ETT as a key partner in public-private collaborations, delivering integrated solutions across multiple sectors including tourism, cultural and landscape heritage, training, edutainment, corporate communication, retail, and spatial design.
Over the years, ETT has consolidated strong expertise in international projects focused on environmental and marine data, particularly in marine and ocean information systems. The company designs, develops and manages ICT projects, web portals, mobile applications, databases, web GIS solutions, and virtual and augmented data access and information systems that support the collection, processing, visualization, and dissemination of oceanographic information.
Thanks to its participation in a wide range of EU and international projects, ETT has built a vast network of research and industry partnerships, contributing to initiatives such as EMODnet Physics and CMEMS, and strengthening its role in ocean observation and marine data management.
ETT also holds ISO 9001:2015 certification for the planning, development and maintenance of software services, tools, databases, and web-based systems, as well as for training and formation activities.
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