Multimodal transport coordinationprimary
2 projects
SELIS focused on shared logistics information spaces and ORCHESTRA on synchronising road, rail, water and air transport.
Organization
GRUPPO ISC SRL SOCIETA' BENEFIT
Italian systems company specialising in multimodal transport coordination, logistics platforms, and industrial IoT for resilient transport networks.
Innovation consultancytransportITNo active H2020 projectsThin data (2/5)
H2020 projects
3
As coordinator
0
Total EC funding
€618K
Unique partners
64
What they do
Their core work
ISC is a Rome-based private company working at the intersection of logistics, IoT, and transport systems. They contribute to EU research on intelligent logistics platforms, industrial IoT architectures, and multimodal transport coordination. Their work spans from shared logistics information spaces to resilience engineering for transport networks, suggesting they provide systems integration and consulting expertise for complex transport and digital infrastructure challenges.
Core expertise
What they specialise in
Industrial IoT architecturesecondary
1 project
CHARIOT addressed cognitive heterogeneous architecture for industrial IoT, their largest funded project at EUR 398,750.
Resilience engineering for transport networksemerging
1 project
ORCHESTRA (2021-2024) explicitly targets resilience engineering and automated transport including connected autonomous vehicles.
Logistics information systemssecondary
1 project
SELIS (2016-2019) aimed to build a shared European logistics intelligent information space.
Evolution & trajectory
How they've shifted over time
Early focus
Logistics and industrial IoT
Recent focus
Resilient multimodal transport systems
ISC's early H2020 involvement (2016-2019) centred on logistics data sharing and industrial IoT — broad digital infrastructure topics without a sharp transport focus. From 2021 onward, their work shifted decisively toward transport-specific challenges: resilience engineering, multimodal coordination, and connected autonomous vehicles. This suggests a company that started as a generalist IT/systems player and is now specialising in smart transport systems.
ISC is moving toward transport resilience and autonomous vehicle integration, making them a relevant partner for future mobility and smart infrastructure projects.
Collaboration profile
How they like to work
Role: specialist_contributorReach: European15 countries collaborated
ISC operates exclusively as a participant — they have never coordinated an H2020 project. With 64 unique partners across 15 countries from just 3 projects, they join large research consortia and contribute specialised capabilities rather than leading. This profile suggests a reliable technical contributor comfortable embedding in large, international teams.
Despite only 3 projects, ISC has built a broad network of 64 partners across 15 countries, indicating participation in large consortia with strong European reach. Their network spans well beyond Italy, though no single geographic cluster dominates.
Why partner with them
What sets them apart
ISC bridges the gap between digital infrastructure (IoT, data platforms) and physical transport systems — a combination not every transport-sector partner offers. Their "Società Benefit" legal status signals a social-purpose mission, which may be attractive to consortia emphasising responsible innovation. For a company of this size, their breadth of consortium experience (64 partners, 15 countries) demonstrates strong integration capacity.
Notable projects
Highlights from their portfolio
- CHARIOTLargest funding (EUR 398,750) and their only non-transport project, showing IoT capabilities that bridge into industrial applications.
- ORCHESTRAMost recent project (2021-2024) covering all four transport modes — road, rail, water, and air — with explicit focus on resilience and autonomous vehicles.
Cross-sector capabilities
Digital and ICT systemsIndustrial IoTLogistics and supply chainSmart city infrastructure
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