Copia Automation Partners with Danieli for Industrial DevOps Innovation

Sep 11, 2025
Copia Automation has announced a strategic partnership with Danieli Automation DIGI&MET to implement its Industrial DevOps platform across operations in Italy and the US.

Copia Automation has announced a strategic partnership with Danieli Automation DIGI&MET, a leader in plant-making for the metals industry, to implement its Industrial DevOps platform across Danieli's operations in Italy and the United States. This collaboration, announced in a press release, aims to streamline automation workflows, enhance team collaboration, and accelerate the development and deployment of industrial software.

Copia's platform will provide Danieli with the tools needed to optimize productivity and reduce downtime, supporting their commitment to innovation and efficiency. The partnership will leverage Copia's EU Cloud to ensure compliance with EU regulations while enhancing operational excellence in Danieli's facilities.

Adam Gluck, CEO of Copia Automation, expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, highlighting the shared dedication to innovation between the two companies. Stefano Martinis, CEO of Danieli Automation DIGI&MET, noted the cultural alignment and the potential for mutual growth and learning through this collaboration.

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