Icecat is excited to once again participate in Netcomm Forum 2025. Taking place on April 15-16 at Allianz MiCo in Milan, the forum remains a cornerstone of Italy’s digital commerce industry. Our team—Stefano Bongiorno, Maria Pagani, and Vittorio Marino —looks forward to showcasing our latest innovations and connecting with industry leaders at this event.
Netcomm Forum is the leading event for the Italian digital industry, playing a key role in driving e-commerce growth and digital transformation for nearly two decades. Organized by Netcomm, the Italian Digital Commerce Consortium, the event brings together top stakeholders to explore the latest trends, technologies, and innovations shaping the future of digital retail and online business.
Netcomm Forum 2025 will feature:
15,000+ international companies
200+ insight sessions led by industry experts
300+ sponsor companies showcasing cutting-edge solutions
Key topics will include omnichannel strategies, AI-driven personalization, blockchain in commerce, and the impact of social commerce on retail.
Visit Icecat’s booth D32 to explore our latest digital commerce solutions and discuss how we can support your business. Whether you’re looking to optimize product content, enhance e-commerce operations, or explore new partnership opportunities, our team is ready to connect.
To schedule a meeting, reach out to Stefano Bongiorno, Maria Pagani, or Vittorio Marino via LinkedIn. We look forward to seeing you in Milan!
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