Indra Group and the Government of Goiás (Brazil) strengthen their alliance in governed Artificial Intelligence and connectivity

 

In the framework of the Mobile World Congress (MWC), the exhibition area of Indra Group It has been the setting for a strategic meeting between the Spanish multinational and an institutional delegation from BrazilThe Secretary General of Gobierno del Estado de Goiás, Adriano da Rocha Lima, has visited the facilities to delve deeper into the technological capabilities that will allow the modernization of the Brazilian public administration through connectivity and the Governed Artificial Intelligence (AI).

 

During their tour of the company's immersive room, Adriano da Rocha Lima He learned firsthand how it worked IndraMind. This solution of Indra Group It is designed for the management of critical operations under a safe and responsible approach, allowing public administrations to integrate data and autonomous systems with maximum cyber resilience and operational autonomy.

 

Technology IndraMind It presents a disruptive potential for Latin Americaespecially in highly sensitive areas such as emergency management, border surveillance, public safety, and the protection of critical infrastructure, both physical and digital. According to company representatives, this system provides a cognitive superiority essential for addressing complex decisions in real time.

 

Statements and strategic vision

 

Anna Orti, director of Indra Group en Cataluña, has emphasized the importance of a comprehensive approach to state digitization: “The modernization of the Public Administration It requires a comprehensive approach that includes data management, AI governance, and connectivity to operate securely in real time. Solutions such as IndraMindThis approach translates into situational awareness and the ability to address complex decisions, coordinating and, when necessary, automating the response of the various agents involved to anticipate risks and protect essential services and infrastructure."

 

Established track record: Three decades of presence in Brazil

 

The relationship between Indra Group y Brazil It spans more than 30 years. Currently, the company has more than 6.500 professionals distributed in key locations such as São Paulo, Río de Janeiro, Florianópolis y João PessoaThis structure allows the multinational to lead large-scale digital transformation projects throughout the South American country.

 

On State of GoiásInitiatives such as the Transparency Portalwhich transforms complex budget data into clear information for social control, and the Energy Sector Information PortalThe latter consolidates strategic data from official sources such as the Agencia Nacional de Energía Eléctrica (ANEEL) and Agencia Nacional del Petróleo, Gas Natural y Biocombustibles (ANP).

 

Indicator / Project	Details and Organizations
Presence in Brazil	More than 30 years and 6.500 professionals
Main Offices	São Paulo, Río de Janeiro, Florianópolis, João Pessoa
Projects in Goiás	Transparency Portal and Energy Sector Portal
Collaborating Organizations	SGG, DETRAN, ANEEL, ANP
Technology Presented	IndraMind (Governed and sovereign AI)

 

Additionally, the technical collaboration includes training in Big Data for Secretaría General del Gobierno (SGG) and the Departamento Estadual de Tráfico (DETRAN)as well as the modernization of dashboards to optimize government decision-making at various levels of administration.

 

Key points and frequently asked questions about the Indra-Goiás alliance

What is IndraMind and how does it help the public sector?
It is a sovereign intelligence solution that securely integrates critical data and missions, enabling governments to automate responses and improve decision-making in essential services.

How important is Brazil to Indra Group?
Brazil is a strategic market where the company has been operating for more than 30 years with 6.500 employees, being a key partner in the country's digital transformation.

What projects stand out in the collaboration with the State of Goiás?
Notable examples include the Transparency Portal, the Energy Sector Information Portal, and the development of Big Data systems for organizations such as the DETRAN.