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Economic engineering is the science of designing real-world enterprises, institutions with processes and mechanisms that align incentives and behavior with the underlying goals, focusing on the whole life cycle of the assets rather than the life cycle of the projects, by analyzing their overall sustainability in line with a broad approach to maximize profit and manage costs, while hedging risks with modern financial strategies.

Considering the Time Value of Money is of paramount importance for any industrial or commercial endeavor. Uncertainty, inflation or deflation as well as depreciation  have their own dynamics and impact on the Cash Flow. Therefore Cash Flow shall be carefully managed and Economic Engineering will help to have a structured approach in managing it. 

Economic Engineering is meant to transform the managerial knowledge and the fields which interconnect with management into resources for organizational and managerial development to better develop the growth and sustainability of any enterprise. Its scope covers  investment & income, growth & stagnation, technologies & marketing, reputation & behavior employment & skills, to find the shining spots & the pitfalls of an organized endeavor.

ICT, or Information and Communications Technologies Engineering, is the scientific discipline utilized to define, design, implement and support the infrastructure, the equipment, the systems and the applications that enable: modern computing, data collection, storage & sharing, distance communication, commercial & financial transaction, interaction with the digital world . ICT Engineering fills the voids among computer science, telecommunication and electronics, by providing the interoperability layers required to exploit their power and features.

Mechanical Engineering is the scientific discipline applied to make a product from a concept or an idea and bring it to the marketplace, by developing the functional, construction and energy-related aspects of any products, processes and systems in industry and in the advanced tertiary sector. Mechanical engineering is probably the broadest and most diverse of of the engineering disciplines with one unique skill, among several others: the ability to analyze and design objects and systems with motion.

Mechanical engineering play a central role in such industries as automotive (from the car chassis to its every subsystem—engine, transmission, sensors); aerospace (airplanes, aircraft engines, control systems for airplanes and spacecraft); biotechnology (implants, prosthetic devices, fluidic systems for pharmaceutical industries); computers and electronics (disk drives, printers, cooling systems, semiconductor tools); electro-mechanical systems,  (sensors, actuators, power generation); energy conversion & storage (gas turbines, wind turbines, solar energy, fuel cells, batteries); environmental control (HVAC, air-conditioning, refrigeration, compressors); automation (robots, data and image acquisition, recognition, process monitoring & control); manufacturing (prototyping, machining & machine tools, welding, pressing, bending, molding  & fabrication). Dealing with materials, solid and fluid mechanics & dynamics, thermodynamics, heat transfer,  modeling & simulating, design & manufacturing, control & testing, of any mechanical systems. 

Environment Engineering is the scientific discipline meant to design products, infrastructures and solutions to improve and extend the human development while balancing environmental health and the society’s need for better living conditions. Under many aspects, we can consider the Environment Engineering as the set of engineering knowledge used to implement the so called “CleanTech” or “GreenTech” technologies.

CleanTech is generally defined as knowledge-based products or services that improve operational performance, productivity or efficiency while reducing costs, inputs, energy consumption, waste or pollution.

CleanTech and our Environment Engineering spans many industry verticals such as: Energy Generation, Energy Storage, Energy Infrastructure, Energy Efficiency, Transportation & E-Mobility, Water & Wastewater, Air & Pollution, Recycling & Waste, Precision Agriculture, Industrial Manufacturing & New Materials.

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