Fifty years of quiet innovation

03/12/2025 – The story of InfoCamere, recently highlighted by Forbes, tells of an Italy that doesn't merely survive bureaucracy—it redesigns it. Everything began in 1974 with the intuition of Mario Volpato, who decided to connect Italy’s Chambers of Commerce for the first time, transforming mountains of paper into an integrated digital system. From that vision came the online Business Register, digital signatures, certified email, and—more recently—tools like the impresa.italia app, now part of everyday life for millions of companies.

More than 6 million businesses operate within this ecosystem, supported by over a thousand professionals located in Padova, Rome, Milan, and Bari. Bari, in particular, symbolizes “thoughtful growth”: chosen in 1999 for its talent pool, universities, and vibrant environment, it has become one of the country’s most advanced technological hubs, connecting North and South through public innovation.

InfoCamere remains an invisible yet essential infrastructure: proof that when technology and people work together, creating a company in a single day stops being a miracle and becomes the norm.

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