Nealis reinforces its role as a key player in innovation at 4YFN 2026 alongside the Mobile World Congress 

Valencia, March 05, 2026. – Nealis continues to consolidate its presence in the international technology ecosystem with its participation in 4 Years From Now (4YFN), the leading event in innovation and startups that is part of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.  

This space has become an essential meeting point for corporations, entrepreneurial talent and strategic agents linked to digital transformation, an environment where the company has had the opportunity to share its vision and present relevant progress on key projects. 

Nealis's presence at different tables and sessions has been structured around three main axes: corporate innovation through Nealis Hub, the responsible and strategic adoption of artificial intelligence, and the role of advanced analytics in critical areas such as defense and security. 

Nealis Hub: a roadmap to boost corporate innovation 

The first day, held on March 2, opened the company's participation agenda with the intervention of the director of Nealis Innovation Hub, Guillermo Berlanga, who presented the strategy and action plan of the center, the corporate innovation space aimed at accelerating solutions that respond to the real challenges of cities and urban services. 

During his presentation, Berlanga stressed the need to promote an innovation approach that connects directly with the day-to-day operations of essential services and that allows anticipating future needs through advanced technologies, new management models, and collaboration with technology agents. 

In this session, Nealis shared the table with Acciona, Kyndral, Moeve, Grupo Baskonia-Alavés and TMB, sector leaders with whom issues such as scaling up innovative projects, integrating public-private collaboration models and the challenges faced by large corporations in creating sustainable innovation ecosystems were addressed. 

The strategic value of artificial intelligence in the transformation of services 

The following day, the agenda included a session dedicated to the adoption of artificial intelligence, an area in which Nealis is making decisive progress, as also reflected in the strategic innovation line presented on its corporate portal.  

At this meeting, Marcos Rozas, director of Nealis Tech, shared the stage with representatives from Mistral, Kyndril, and Moeve. His presentation focused on the potential of AI to transform the management of essential services, especially in areas where the advanced use of data allows for improved operational efficiency, anticipation of incidents, and facilitated decision-making. 

Rozas emphasized the importance of moving towards the responsible adoption of these technologies, ensuring that the solutions deliver real and measurable benefits to citizens. This vision aligns with the technology and innovation strategy that Nealis promotes in its operations, a strategy also reflected in the company's official communications.  

Advanced analysis and strategic vision in the field of defense 

The last of the interventions took place on March 5, within the framework of a session focused on the challenges facing the Defense sector from the perspective of innovation and strategic analysis. 

On this occasion, Maridés Perpiñá participated in a round table discussion with Prosegur, moderated by Cuatrecasas. Her presentation focused on the Observatory, a strategic analysis approach that plays an increasingly important role in environments where anticipation, data intelligence, and monitoring capabilities are becoming essential tools. This is especially true from a dual perspective, such as the one used at Nealis for projects with applications in both the defense and civilian sectors. 

Perpiñá highlighted how advanced analytics brings new capabilities to sectors that require high levels of precision, resilience and planning, and how this approach helps to strengthen decision-making in critical environments. 

A firm commitment to innovation that improves people's lives 

Nealis' participation in 4YFN 2026 reflects the group's commitment to innovation as a way to drive more efficient, sustainable services connected to the real needs of the territory, a vision consistent with its corporate identity and with the way of understanding progress that the company communicates constantly in its official channels.  

This meeting has allowed Nealis to reinforce its role as an active agent in technological transformation, open new opportunities for collaboration and continue to consolidate itself as a leading player in the intelligent management of services and infrastructures.