Editorial Profile
The journey that led to AI-native orchestration.
Igor Asciutto
Builder of intelligent systems.
For over thirty years.
For more than three decades I've worked across tourism, hospitality, aviation, European innovation and artificial intelligence.
The industries changed.
The problem didn't.
Again and again I found people forced to navigate fragmented systems that should already work together.
Everything I've built has been an attempt to remove that unnecessary complexity.
For thirty years I kept seeing the same thing.
Different industries.
Different products.
The same hidden problem.
People don't struggle because information is missing.
They struggle because fragmented systems were never designed to work together.
That observation became the foundation of everything I build today.
This is not a timeline. It is the evolution of a way of thinking.
Industry
Tourism & Hospitality
What I was building
Products that simplified discovery, booking, and the travel experience.
What I learned
People don't look for services. They look for a continuous experience.
Connection to today
Orchestration begins when the entire journey is designed as a single system.
Industry
Aviation & Mobility
What I was building
Systems to connect airports, airlines, territories, and flows.
What I learned
When every player works in isolation, complexity grows faster than value.
Connection to today
A good system coordinates ecosystems, not individual functions.
Industry
European Innovation Programs
What I was building
Collaborative projects between institutions, businesses, and research.
What I learned
Innovation depends on the ability to align different actors toward a common goal.
Connection to today
Local Ita applies the same principle to people's lives.
Industry
Artificial Intelligence
What I was building
Intelligent workflows and decision systems.
What I learned
AI creates value when it coordinates systems, not when it replaces people.
Connection to today
Local Ita is the first concrete application of this vision.
Ideas become interesting only when they survive reality.
Products changed.
Sectors changed.
Technology changed.
The problem I was trying to solve remained the same.
These are some concrete proof of how that vision was built in the field, long before Local Ita was born.
What happened
Building the first system for automated management of complex itineraries, coordinating hotels, transport, guides, restaurants and suppliers in a single operational flow.
What it demonstrates
Many years before AI, the problem was already the same: transforming dozens of independent services into a single coordinated experience.
What happened
Development of networks between airlines, airports, governments, destinations and international partners, opening new routes and managing complex ecosystems.
What it demonstrates
Orchestration is not about a product, but the ability to make different organizations work together as if they were a single system.
What happened
After decades of experience coordinating complex systems, that same logic is transformed into a software platform: Local Ita.
What it demonstrates
Local Ita was not born from a sudden idea. It is the natural evolution of over thirty years of experience orchestrating services, infrastructures and ecosystems.
30+ years
Building systems
4M+
International customers served
EUR 3M+
European innovation projects delivered
250+
People coordinated
5
Industries transformed
Interviews, talks and public appearances span different industries and different moments of my career.
Local Ita is not a new direction.
It is the natural consequence of thirty years spent studying fragmented human journeys.
Property is only the starting point.
The broader vision is AI-native orchestration for life's biggest transitions.
Technology should remove complexity. Never create it.
If solving one problem requires ten different platforms, the real problem is orchestration.
The best software doesn't replace people. It coordinates systems.
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Read essayI'm exploring how AI-native orchestration can redefine complex human journeys far beyond real estate.
I believe the next generation of software won't replace industries.
It will replace fragmentation.
“I don't believe AI's greatest opportunity is replacing people.
I believe it's replacing fragmentation.”
The best products don't add complexity.
They quietly remove it.
Igor Asciutto
Builder of intelligent systems