We collaborate with organizations that, like us, believe in the power of networks and in digital transformation as a key driver of local development.
Together, we promote initiatives, projects, and shared innovation paths across Switzerland.
A key player in promoting technological innovation in the Canton of Ticino, ATED fosters the spread of digital culture through events, training courses, and networking among professionals and local businesses.
It promotes professional ethics, the responsible use of new technologies, and dialogue among industry players, institutions, and educational bodies.
With over 2,000 events and more than 20,000 participants, ATED actively collaborates with USI, SUPSI, and SSIG to support continuous education.
Its goals include representing its members in institutional settings, creating local synergies, and promoting innovation as a driver of economic and social development in the region.
digitalswitzerland brings together over 170 organizations from business, government, academia, and civil society, with the goal of making Switzerland a leading hub for digital transformation.
It promotes concrete projects, facilitates cross-sector collaboration, and fosters public-private dialogue.
With an active network across all language regions and more than 25 ongoing initiatives, digitalswitzerland is a key reference point for addressing digital challenges in an innovative and responsible way.
Swiss Ledger is an enterprise blockchain infrastructure designed to support fintech companies, enterprises, and public institutions in their digital transformation processes.
Built on a network of certified validators, it offers advanced tools for traceability, automation, and security of digital operations, while ensuring compliance and scalability.
The platform sets new standards in blockchain integration within business systems, responding to the real needs of organizations seeking reliable and transparent solutions.
Swiss Ledger is the result of collaboration among tech companies, institutions, and innovative players, all committed to the network’s long-term stability and development.
The Swiss Informatics Society (SI) represents and advocates for IT professionals in Switzerland, promoting their role and reputation in the context of digital transformation.
Through specialized working groups (such as SIRA and SISR), targeted projects, high-profile events like the Swiss IT Congress, publications such as the Digital Magazine, and active involvement in education and policy, SI supports the growth of the informatics profession.
It collaborates with national partners (like digitalswitzerland and SwissICT), European organizations (CEPIS), and global bodies (IFIP), while maintaining strong ties with sister associations in Germany (GI e.V.) and Austria (OCG).