Telenavis is responsible for developing the GIS tool for dynamic symbiotic maps and reverse logistics optimization in the THESEUS project. The tool will enable stakeholders in Attica to visualize symbiotic loops and reverse logistics dynamically. By integrating data and optimizing operations, the tool will act as a critical component of the Hubs for Circularity (H4C) platform, aiding in resource efficiency, sustainability and regional collaboration. Telenavis will also participate in coordinating digital plans for pilot sites, mapping data requirements and ensuring data integration from various sources to support model training and deployment. Additionally, the company will be involved in dissemination, exploitation and pilot activities.
Konstantinos Haniotis was born in Piraeus in 1959. He is holding an MSc from London School of Economics. He started his career as investment banker in 1985 and remained in the Investment Banking field until 1995. His ambition to become a part of new emerging markets, inspired him to establish Telenavis in 2000. For over 24 years, Telenavis is offering innovative software and services, that apply Location Intelligence with the real needs of both enterprises and citizens. He is currently President and CEO of Telenavis, President of ILME, Vice President of the European Logistics Association and ITS Hellas.
Mr. Pallis holds a BEng in Computer Engineering from Queen Mary & Westfield College (University of London), an MSc in Telecommunications from UCL, and an MBA in European Management from ESCEM (AACSB accredited). Since 2001, he has held key roles in IT, consulting, and mobile applications, including R&D Manager, Innovation Manager and COO. As Telenavis CTO, he brings expertise in project management, business continuity, and successfully launching Mobile, IoT and GIS services.
Mr. Evangelou holds a degree in Economics from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and has extensive experience as a business consultant specializing in the coordination and management of research and investment projects. He has participated in numerous Horizon, Erasmus, NSRF and state-funded initiatives, overseeing financial and technical aspects and preparing economic and feasibility reports. He has worked with both private and public sector organizations. Since 2023, he has been part of Telenavis, managing and designing the company’s research and innovation projects.