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Minister of Digital Transformation, mag. Ksenija Klampfer visited Kocevje with the team today, where she met with representatives of companies and the municipality and became acquainted with the good practices of digital transformation at the local level.The Minister's visit to the Yaskawa company | Author: Ministry of Digital Transformation 1 / 2 The visit began at the Yaskawa Europe Robotics company, where the Minister was presented with advanced technologies and processes with which the company contributes to the development of Industry 4.0 in Slovenia. The emphasis was on automation and robotics and the role of the company as an important player in the European space. As an interesting fact - Yaskawa was the first to introduce the term mechatronics, which today represents a key area in modern industry. The Minister then met with the Mayor of the Municipality of Kocevje Gregor Kosir, Deputy Mayor Andrej Mladenovic and Adam Ibrahimovic, Acting Director of the Kocevje Business Incubator. The conversation focused on the digital transformation of the local environment. The Municipality of Kocevje is striving to become a smart city by developing smart infrastructure, digital services for citizens and incorporating sustainable approaches. Special attention was also paid to the digital literacy of citizens, which the municipality encourages through various training courses, including through tenders from our ministry. The municipality of Kocevje strives for sustainable development and digitalization, which will improve the quality of life of its citizens. With smart technologies, we want to manage the city more efficiently, improve services and protect the environment. We believe that digitalization can be our path to a better future, emphasized the mayor. The working visit concluded with a tour of Intersocks, a leading manufacturer of socks and sportswear. Director Marjan Kocila presented the innovative system of the fully automated Autostore warehouse, which enables optimized order processing, reduces the burden on employees and improves logistics efficiency. At the end of the visit, Minister Ksenija Klampfer emphasized that events such as today's visit confirm how important close cooperation between the state, local communities and the economy is in shaping our digital future. Digitalization is not an end in itself, but a key tool for improving the quality of life, increasing competitiveness and promoting sustainable development in society.
