FCC named one of El Español's 50 Innovation 2025 disruptors

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24/10/2025

FCC named one of El Español's 50 Innovation 2025 disruptors

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FCC has been named one of El Español's 50 Innovation 2025 disruptors, consolidating its position as a benchmark in innovation and digital transformation in the business world. These awards recognise the projects and professionals that are leading change and shaping the future of digitalisation in key sectors of the economy.

FCC has been recognised for its digital modernisation, which includes moving away from on-site support in favour of remote management in the cloud. In recent years, FCC has undergone a process of technological modernisation that has transformed the management of its operations in more than 25 countries. The company faced a complex challenge: managing and supporting more than 13,000 computers distributed across a wide range of environments, from corporate offices to industrial plants.

This advance is part of FCC's global strategy to integrate sustainability and technological innovation. The combination of on-site support and remote management has created a hybrid model that optimises resources and improves service quality, allowing technical teams to focus on tasks with greater added value.

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