The document summarizes an agenda for a MaaS-Intelligent Vehicle and Traffic Kick-off workshop on May 26th. The agenda includes welcome remarks, presentations on business opportunities in intelligent traffic and connected cars in Korea and other countries, and workshops for companies to discuss needs and next steps. Team Finland and the MaaS-Intelligent Vehicle and Traffic Growth Program will be introduced.
Introduction to Norway subsea industry. Supply chain, components, procurement needs, subsea standardization, qualification requirement, contact information, summary and recommendations. Written by Simen Jonassen and Henrik Dannstrøm, Finity Nordic.
Mobile Virtual Networks opening in China – Business opportunities for Finnish...Business Finland
Mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) in China are seeing business opportunities arise as the mobile market opens to private companies. The Chinese government issued MVNO licenses to 19 companies in late 2013 and early 2014. These license holders have various backgrounds, including e-commerce, mobile devices, software and media. They are looking for solutions to differentiate their services and target customer segments. Finnish technology providers are seen as potential partners due to Finland's early experience with MVNOs and reputation for high quality solutions.
The document summarizes a workshop between Zambia and Finland aimed at promoting partnerships for green growth. It discusses the objectives of strengthening business linkages and exchanging opportunities. Three work groups focused on mining, private sector development, and infrastructure/construction. They identified challenges like lack of transparency, technical skills and financing for SMEs. Opportunities included partnerships, training, and sharing new technologies. The groups recommended creating common information platforms, strengthening SME clusters, and developing long-term partnerships between Finnish and Zambian companies.
The document summarizes a business forum between Zambia and Finland held in Solwezi, Zambia on June 1, 2015. The forum included opening remarks from officials, presentations on the mining sector and region from industry representatives, and working groups on infrastructure, mining, and private sector development. Finnish companies also introduced their products and services in presentations. The working groups met with visiting experts from mines and the local municipality to discuss challenges, opportunities, and next steps for business cooperation between Zambian and Finnish companies.
The document discusses the Europe 2020 strategy and the role of public procurement in innovation. The Europe 2020 strategy aims to address long-term challenges like competitiveness and scarce resources through initiatives focused on smart, sustainable and inclusive growth. Innovation is important for overcoming resource limitations, accessing new markets, and solving societal challenges. The Innovation Union initiative emphasizes using public procurement to lead the market toward innovative solutions. However, barriers like a lack of knowledge and risk aversion have hindered innovation procurement. The eafip initiative aims to support public procurers through a toolkit, free assistance, and workshops/conferences to help overcome these barriers and strategically use procurement to drive innovation.
The European Commission organized a one-day workshop in Barcelona, Spain on May 31st, 2016 for public procurers in the general and e-government sectors. The workshop was part of the European Assistance for Innovation Procurement initiative to promote innovation procurement across Europe. The agenda included presentations on innovation procurement best practices, funding opportunities through Horizon 2020, and interactive sessions providing guidance on conducting pre-commercial procurement and public procurement of innovative solutions. Attendees could learn about innovation procurement benefits and get practical advice in preparing their own procurements. The event aimed to encourage the use of procurement to modernize public services while creating economic opportunities.
EVITA Final conference, Marseille@11oct2011Ilias Hatzakis
The document summarizes the EVITA International Cooperation Program which aims to promote e-business adoption among SMEs. It discusses the program's rationale based on Europe 2020 goals and the financial crisis's effect on SMEs. The program involved developing an e-learning platform with e-business training for SMEs, study visits and workshops for policymakers, and guides on best policy measures for SME e-business support. The overall goal was to improve regional policies and instruments for SME competitiveness through interregional knowledge sharing.
Introduction to Norway subsea industry. Supply chain, components, procurement needs, subsea standardization, qualification requirement, contact information, summary and recommendations. Written by Simen Jonassen and Henrik Dannstrøm, Finity Nordic.
Mobile Virtual Networks opening in China – Business opportunities for Finnish...Business Finland
Mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) in China are seeing business opportunities arise as the mobile market opens to private companies. The Chinese government issued MVNO licenses to 19 companies in late 2013 and early 2014. These license holders have various backgrounds, including e-commerce, mobile devices, software and media. They are looking for solutions to differentiate their services and target customer segments. Finnish technology providers are seen as potential partners due to Finland's early experience with MVNOs and reputation for high quality solutions.
The document summarizes a workshop between Zambia and Finland aimed at promoting partnerships for green growth. It discusses the objectives of strengthening business linkages and exchanging opportunities. Three work groups focused on mining, private sector development, and infrastructure/construction. They identified challenges like lack of transparency, technical skills and financing for SMEs. Opportunities included partnerships, training, and sharing new technologies. The groups recommended creating common information platforms, strengthening SME clusters, and developing long-term partnerships between Finnish and Zambian companies.
The document summarizes a business forum between Zambia and Finland held in Solwezi, Zambia on June 1, 2015. The forum included opening remarks from officials, presentations on the mining sector and region from industry representatives, and working groups on infrastructure, mining, and private sector development. Finnish companies also introduced their products and services in presentations. The working groups met with visiting experts from mines and the local municipality to discuss challenges, opportunities, and next steps for business cooperation between Zambian and Finnish companies.
The document discusses the Europe 2020 strategy and the role of public procurement in innovation. The Europe 2020 strategy aims to address long-term challenges like competitiveness and scarce resources through initiatives focused on smart, sustainable and inclusive growth. Innovation is important for overcoming resource limitations, accessing new markets, and solving societal challenges. The Innovation Union initiative emphasizes using public procurement to lead the market toward innovative solutions. However, barriers like a lack of knowledge and risk aversion have hindered innovation procurement. The eafip initiative aims to support public procurers through a toolkit, free assistance, and workshops/conferences to help overcome these barriers and strategically use procurement to drive innovation.
The European Commission organized a one-day workshop in Barcelona, Spain on May 31st, 2016 for public procurers in the general and e-government sectors. The workshop was part of the European Assistance for Innovation Procurement initiative to promote innovation procurement across Europe. The agenda included presentations on innovation procurement best practices, funding opportunities through Horizon 2020, and interactive sessions providing guidance on conducting pre-commercial procurement and public procurement of innovative solutions. Attendees could learn about innovation procurement benefits and get practical advice in preparing their own procurements. The event aimed to encourage the use of procurement to modernize public services while creating economic opportunities.
EVITA Final conference, Marseille@11oct2011Ilias Hatzakis
The document summarizes the EVITA International Cooperation Program which aims to promote e-business adoption among SMEs. It discusses the program's rationale based on Europe 2020 goals and the financial crisis's effect on SMEs. The program involved developing an e-learning platform with e-business training for SMEs, study visits and workshops for policymakers, and guides on best policy measures for SME e-business support. The overall goal was to improve regional policies and instruments for SME competitiveness through interregional knowledge sharing.
This document discusses innovation procurement and support from the European Commission. It defines innovation procurement as the procurement of R&D services to address public needs when solutions are not yet on the market (PCP) and the procurement of new solutions to act as a first customer (PPI). It notes that public procurement accounts for 2400 billion euros per year in Europe and that innovation procurement provides benefits for both public services and competitive European companies. Examples of ongoing EU-funded innovation procurements are provided along with lessons learned from these projects.
Labwise and Trawise are companies that provide professional digital television test services and tourism development in Vietnam, respectively. The document discusses Labwise and Trawise's experiences operating in Vietnam and highlights opportunities in Vietnam's tourism industry. Specifically, it notes that tourism accounts for 10% of Vietnam's GDP and is projected to have double digit growth. It also points out Vietnam's biodiversity, strategic location, and government support as advantages for tourism development. However, it also questions whether these factors present challenges or opportunities.
This document discusses eSPap's role in innovating public procurement processes in Portugal. The key points are:
1) eSPap aims to simplify, speed up and increase efficiency of public purchasing processes through framework agreements and an electronic procurement platform.
2) The platform supports all framework agreement procedures and allows over 1,800 public entities and 609 voluntary entities to conduct procurement.
3) eSPap has achieved increased transparency, security and process improvements in public procurement since 2009, with over 157,000 electronic tenders closed and 4.1 billion euros in contract awards through the system.
Ramon Maspons is the Chief Innovation Officer at AQuAS, an agency that aims to improve Catalonia's healthcare system. AQuAS leads projects using public procurement of innovation (PPI) and pre-commercial procurement (PCP) to foster innovation. One example is THALEA II, a PCP project developing software for remote intensive care support. The consortium includes hospitals from Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, and Finland. Lessons learned from THALEA I and other projects indicate that strong consortium leadership, clear specification of outcomes rather than requirements, and engagement with decision-makers and end-users are keys to success for innovative procurement projects.
Undersecretary for Communications in Mexico Monica Aspe Bernal presented on telecommunications reform in Mexico on June 23, 2015. The presentation covered:
1) An overview of telecommunications reform in Mexico, led by Undersecretary Aspe Bernal.
2) A discussion on opportunities for Finnish ICT companies in Mexico in the context of the 2014 telecommunications reform, including the growing telecom sector and new business opportunities.
3) A Team Finland growth program focused on identifying new markets and clients for digital service providers in reforming telecom markets like China and Mexico. The program aims to increase Finnish company understanding of opportunities in these markets.
DIGITAL INNOVATION HUBS: WHAT ARE THE ACHIEVEMENTS SO FAR AND WHAT REMAINS TO...I4MS_eu
1. The document summarizes several initiatives related to Digital Innovation Hubs (DIHs) in Europe. It describes a project to select 30 DIHs from 13 new EU member states to participate in a training and mentoring program to support the development of their business models and feasibility studies.
2. The document also provides an overview of the EuroCPS and I4MS projects, which supported industrial experiments through open calls. EuroCPS involved 14 partners across 9 countries and funded 34 experiments, while I4MS focused on mentoring for SMEs.
3. Details are given on the DIH catalogue created through a partnership project, which collected data on almost 500 DIHs across Europe and is accessible online
The Watify Project: Is there life after death: the new role for government is...samossummit
The document discusses the WATIFY initiative, an EU campaign to support technological transformation in SMEs and regions. It summarizes various EU programs that foster digital transformation, including CEF which supports interoperability of eID schemes. The role of postal sectors in identity management is also discussed. It concludes that cost effectiveness and fraud reduction are priorities for service providers using eIDAS infrastructure, and that separation of identity management functions shows promise to build an expanded eIDAS ecosystem through partnerships.
The document discusses the commercialization process for new technologies, outlining the innovation value chain, stakeholders involved, and steps from concept development through market entry. It describes the role of incubation in supporting product development, evaluating target markets, assessing venture opportunities, and managing intellectual property. The commercialization gap is where most ideas fail, and incubation aims to help ideas become viable businesses by providing resources and expertise to move innovations toward market.
The document discusses a panel on trade and market access that focused on challenges and opportunities for implementing Economic Partnership Agreements between the Caribbean region and the European Union. It outlines objectives of the EPA including strengthening regional integration and improving market access. Additionally, it notes challenges to EPA implementation such as limited understanding of market requirements and lack of business support services to help firms adapt to new regulations.
The European Commission is proposing to establish a network of Digital Innovation Hubs across Europe to help companies, especially SMEs and mid-caps, gain access to digital technologies and expertise. The Hubs will be based in different regions and complement existing competence centers. They will provide services like technology demonstrations, training, funding assistance, and collaboration opportunities to local companies. The Commission will support networking between Hubs, while regions and member states will help establish and reinforce Hubs based on local industry needs and strengths. The goal is to make advanced digital capabilities available throughout Europe to help all sectors benefit from digital innovation.
This major study, carried out by a consortium led by Prognos AG and its research partners, Joanneum Research and Professor Cincera (Université Libre de Bruxelles), focused on impact of EUREKA grant-based support to companies in the period 2001-2015.
Member countries mobilized an estimated € 11.2billion in project costs for Network and Cluster projects in this period. The methodology involved analyzing the performance of 3 096 participating companies, compared to a control group of 54 814, and employed counterfactual econometric methods (using a difference-indifferences design) alongside surveys and interviews.
More information: http://www.eurekanetwork.org/content/impact-assessment-main-findings-and-recommendations
SPANISH STRATEGY TOWARDS DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION AND ITS NETWORK OF DIGITAL IN...I4MS_eu
The document outlines Spain's strategy for digital transformation and its network of digital innovation hubs. It discusses challenges facing Spanish industry and establishes objectives to strengthen digital solutions. A key part of the strategy is the "Industria Conectada 4.0" program, which includes lines of action like awareness, training, collaborative platforms, and supporting technology companies and industry's digital transformation. It also details Spain's network of 46 digital innovation hubs located across regions and the role of the Director General in identifying, promoting and financing hubs, as well as coordinating services between them through a working group.
Vodacom has developed an open innovation ecosystem to collaborate with external partners and stakeholders. This includes Vodacom Ventures, which invests in startups, and the Vodacom Emerging Market Collaborative Innovation initiative to link Vodacom assets with external partners. Vodacom also has an Experience Centre and Test Lab to prototype new technologies with partners. Open innovation is important for addressing the unique needs of emerging markets and enabling new digital services through collaboration.
DIGITISING EUROPEAN INDUSTRY: THE ROLE OF DIGITAL INNOVATION HUBSI4MS_eu
The document discusses the role of Digital Innovation Hubs (DIHs) in digitizing European industry. It outlines plans to establish a pan-European network of DIHs to broadly disseminate digital innovations, strengthen competitiveness through partnerships and platforms, and ensure regulations adapt to industry digitization. The network will prepare Europeans for the digital age through training and new work environments. DIHs will provide one-stop-shop services and expertise to help companies digitally transform through experiments, skills development, and access to advanced technologies and financing. The EU plans to invest €100 million annually to support over 100 existing and planned DIHs across Europe and strengthen their coordination.
This presentation explains the different actions of the ICT priority, as part of Horizont 2020 programme. These actions that will be launched in 2014-2015 in support of entrepreunership in ICT; support for definition & implementation of Inducement Prizes and support for precommercial procurement.
71 competitiveness clusters dedicated to partnership innovation structure France's national ecosystem. Key initiatives include the creation of 34 Carnot Institutes for applied research and the 14 SATTs that group technology transfer capacities regionally. One goal is to better support SME growth through clusters and strengthen the commercialization of innovative projects.
This document discusses requirements and guidelines for Horizon 2020 projects involving pre-commercial procurement (PCP) and public procurement of innovative solutions (PPI). It outlines the minimum participation requirements, including having at least 3 independent participants from 3 different EU countries or associated countries. It describes the roles of beneficiaries, buyers groups, lead procurers, and subcontractors. It provides details on the eligible activities and funding rates for PCP and PPI actions. Finally, it gives an overview of upcoming Horizon 2020 calls in 2016-2017 that will support PCP and PPI projects in various domains like health, ICT, climate, and security.
This document summarizes a workshop on applying for funding under the Horizon 2020 program. It discusses the goals of strengthening participation in energy research, development, and innovation. Key services provided by the NICP Energy network are described, including improving knowledge of funding opportunities and supporting proposal development. An overview of the Horizon 2020 application process is given. Several example funded projects involving Northern Ireland partners are summarized, covering areas like renewable energy, energy storage, and waste recycling. [/SUMMARY]
CERR is a company created by Confindustria Emilia-Romagna to assist companies in the region with research, innovation, and technology transfer. It supports firms through all stages of innovation by developing customized programs. CERR promotes collaboration and open innovation, acting as a link between companies, researchers, and institutions in the region's technological districts. The company offers integrated services to help businesses innovate, including support for projects, coaching, networking, and accessing national and European funding.
This document provides an agenda and summary of a Mobility as a Service Growth Program information event taking place on November 10th, 2015. The event will include presentations on strategic analysis of vehicle manufacturer mobility services, internationalization trainings, MaaS program news and activities abroad, and business opportunities in the US. 45 companies are currently registered in the MaaS growth program, which aims to help Finnish companies find new export opportunities and attract foreign investment. The program provides workshops, trade show participation, marketing support and contact with potential customers to companies free of charge.
The document provides an agenda and information for an event on capitalizing knowledge through an industrial internet growth program in Finland. The agenda includes sessions on setting the scene for Team Finland growth programs, an overview of the Capitalize Your Knowledge growth program, perspectives from Tekes and a participating company, and discussions on business opportunities in Finland, Germany, and the US. The growth program aims to help 30-40 companies expand internationally over three years through activities like export camps, trade shows, and developing international business models and sales capabilities. The program metrics include targets for company participation, events abroad, media visibility, and growth in sales, jobs, and exports for participating companies.
The document provides an agenda and information for an event on capitalizing knowledge through an industrial internet growth program in Finland. The agenda includes sessions on setting the scene for Team Finland growth programs, an overview of the Capitalize Your Knowledge growth program, perspectives from Tekes and a participating company, and discussions on business opportunities in Finland, Germany, and the US. The growth program aims to help 30-40 companies expand internationally over three years through activities like export camps, trade shows, and developing international business models and sales capabilities. The program metrics include targets for company participation, events abroad, media visibility, and growth in sales, jobs, and exports for participating companies.
This document discusses innovation procurement and support from the European Commission. It defines innovation procurement as the procurement of R&D services to address public needs when solutions are not yet on the market (PCP) and the procurement of new solutions to act as a first customer (PPI). It notes that public procurement accounts for 2400 billion euros per year in Europe and that innovation procurement provides benefits for both public services and competitive European companies. Examples of ongoing EU-funded innovation procurements are provided along with lessons learned from these projects.
Labwise and Trawise are companies that provide professional digital television test services and tourism development in Vietnam, respectively. The document discusses Labwise and Trawise's experiences operating in Vietnam and highlights opportunities in Vietnam's tourism industry. Specifically, it notes that tourism accounts for 10% of Vietnam's GDP and is projected to have double digit growth. It also points out Vietnam's biodiversity, strategic location, and government support as advantages for tourism development. However, it also questions whether these factors present challenges or opportunities.
This document discusses eSPap's role in innovating public procurement processes in Portugal. The key points are:
1) eSPap aims to simplify, speed up and increase efficiency of public purchasing processes through framework agreements and an electronic procurement platform.
2) The platform supports all framework agreement procedures and allows over 1,800 public entities and 609 voluntary entities to conduct procurement.
3) eSPap has achieved increased transparency, security and process improvements in public procurement since 2009, with over 157,000 electronic tenders closed and 4.1 billion euros in contract awards through the system.
Ramon Maspons is the Chief Innovation Officer at AQuAS, an agency that aims to improve Catalonia's healthcare system. AQuAS leads projects using public procurement of innovation (PPI) and pre-commercial procurement (PCP) to foster innovation. One example is THALEA II, a PCP project developing software for remote intensive care support. The consortium includes hospitals from Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, and Finland. Lessons learned from THALEA I and other projects indicate that strong consortium leadership, clear specification of outcomes rather than requirements, and engagement with decision-makers and end-users are keys to success for innovative procurement projects.
Undersecretary for Communications in Mexico Monica Aspe Bernal presented on telecommunications reform in Mexico on June 23, 2015. The presentation covered:
1) An overview of telecommunications reform in Mexico, led by Undersecretary Aspe Bernal.
2) A discussion on opportunities for Finnish ICT companies in Mexico in the context of the 2014 telecommunications reform, including the growing telecom sector and new business opportunities.
3) A Team Finland growth program focused on identifying new markets and clients for digital service providers in reforming telecom markets like China and Mexico. The program aims to increase Finnish company understanding of opportunities in these markets.
DIGITAL INNOVATION HUBS: WHAT ARE THE ACHIEVEMENTS SO FAR AND WHAT REMAINS TO...I4MS_eu
1. The document summarizes several initiatives related to Digital Innovation Hubs (DIHs) in Europe. It describes a project to select 30 DIHs from 13 new EU member states to participate in a training and mentoring program to support the development of their business models and feasibility studies.
2. The document also provides an overview of the EuroCPS and I4MS projects, which supported industrial experiments through open calls. EuroCPS involved 14 partners across 9 countries and funded 34 experiments, while I4MS focused on mentoring for SMEs.
3. Details are given on the DIH catalogue created through a partnership project, which collected data on almost 500 DIHs across Europe and is accessible online
The Watify Project: Is there life after death: the new role for government is...samossummit
The document discusses the WATIFY initiative, an EU campaign to support technological transformation in SMEs and regions. It summarizes various EU programs that foster digital transformation, including CEF which supports interoperability of eID schemes. The role of postal sectors in identity management is also discussed. It concludes that cost effectiveness and fraud reduction are priorities for service providers using eIDAS infrastructure, and that separation of identity management functions shows promise to build an expanded eIDAS ecosystem through partnerships.
The document discusses the commercialization process for new technologies, outlining the innovation value chain, stakeholders involved, and steps from concept development through market entry. It describes the role of incubation in supporting product development, evaluating target markets, assessing venture opportunities, and managing intellectual property. The commercialization gap is where most ideas fail, and incubation aims to help ideas become viable businesses by providing resources and expertise to move innovations toward market.
The document discusses a panel on trade and market access that focused on challenges and opportunities for implementing Economic Partnership Agreements between the Caribbean region and the European Union. It outlines objectives of the EPA including strengthening regional integration and improving market access. Additionally, it notes challenges to EPA implementation such as limited understanding of market requirements and lack of business support services to help firms adapt to new regulations.
The European Commission is proposing to establish a network of Digital Innovation Hubs across Europe to help companies, especially SMEs and mid-caps, gain access to digital technologies and expertise. The Hubs will be based in different regions and complement existing competence centers. They will provide services like technology demonstrations, training, funding assistance, and collaboration opportunities to local companies. The Commission will support networking between Hubs, while regions and member states will help establish and reinforce Hubs based on local industry needs and strengths. The goal is to make advanced digital capabilities available throughout Europe to help all sectors benefit from digital innovation.
This major study, carried out by a consortium led by Prognos AG and its research partners, Joanneum Research and Professor Cincera (Université Libre de Bruxelles), focused on impact of EUREKA grant-based support to companies in the period 2001-2015.
Member countries mobilized an estimated € 11.2billion in project costs for Network and Cluster projects in this period. The methodology involved analyzing the performance of 3 096 participating companies, compared to a control group of 54 814, and employed counterfactual econometric methods (using a difference-indifferences design) alongside surveys and interviews.
More information: http://www.eurekanetwork.org/content/impact-assessment-main-findings-and-recommendations
SPANISH STRATEGY TOWARDS DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION AND ITS NETWORK OF DIGITAL IN...I4MS_eu
The document outlines Spain's strategy for digital transformation and its network of digital innovation hubs. It discusses challenges facing Spanish industry and establishes objectives to strengthen digital solutions. A key part of the strategy is the "Industria Conectada 4.0" program, which includes lines of action like awareness, training, collaborative platforms, and supporting technology companies and industry's digital transformation. It also details Spain's network of 46 digital innovation hubs located across regions and the role of the Director General in identifying, promoting and financing hubs, as well as coordinating services between them through a working group.
Vodacom has developed an open innovation ecosystem to collaborate with external partners and stakeholders. This includes Vodacom Ventures, which invests in startups, and the Vodacom Emerging Market Collaborative Innovation initiative to link Vodacom assets with external partners. Vodacom also has an Experience Centre and Test Lab to prototype new technologies with partners. Open innovation is important for addressing the unique needs of emerging markets and enabling new digital services through collaboration.
DIGITISING EUROPEAN INDUSTRY: THE ROLE OF DIGITAL INNOVATION HUBSI4MS_eu
The document discusses the role of Digital Innovation Hubs (DIHs) in digitizing European industry. It outlines plans to establish a pan-European network of DIHs to broadly disseminate digital innovations, strengthen competitiveness through partnerships and platforms, and ensure regulations adapt to industry digitization. The network will prepare Europeans for the digital age through training and new work environments. DIHs will provide one-stop-shop services and expertise to help companies digitally transform through experiments, skills development, and access to advanced technologies and financing. The EU plans to invest €100 million annually to support over 100 existing and planned DIHs across Europe and strengthen their coordination.
This presentation explains the different actions of the ICT priority, as part of Horizont 2020 programme. These actions that will be launched in 2014-2015 in support of entrepreunership in ICT; support for definition & implementation of Inducement Prizes and support for precommercial procurement.
71 competitiveness clusters dedicated to partnership innovation structure France's national ecosystem. Key initiatives include the creation of 34 Carnot Institutes for applied research and the 14 SATTs that group technology transfer capacities regionally. One goal is to better support SME growth through clusters and strengthen the commercialization of innovative projects.
This document discusses requirements and guidelines for Horizon 2020 projects involving pre-commercial procurement (PCP) and public procurement of innovative solutions (PPI). It outlines the minimum participation requirements, including having at least 3 independent participants from 3 different EU countries or associated countries. It describes the roles of beneficiaries, buyers groups, lead procurers, and subcontractors. It provides details on the eligible activities and funding rates for PCP and PPI actions. Finally, it gives an overview of upcoming Horizon 2020 calls in 2016-2017 that will support PCP and PPI projects in various domains like health, ICT, climate, and security.
This document summarizes a workshop on applying for funding under the Horizon 2020 program. It discusses the goals of strengthening participation in energy research, development, and innovation. Key services provided by the NICP Energy network are described, including improving knowledge of funding opportunities and supporting proposal development. An overview of the Horizon 2020 application process is given. Several example funded projects involving Northern Ireland partners are summarized, covering areas like renewable energy, energy storage, and waste recycling. [/SUMMARY]
CERR is a company created by Confindustria Emilia-Romagna to assist companies in the region with research, innovation, and technology transfer. It supports firms through all stages of innovation by developing customized programs. CERR promotes collaboration and open innovation, acting as a link between companies, researchers, and institutions in the region's technological districts. The company offers integrated services to help businesses innovate, including support for projects, coaching, networking, and accessing national and European funding.
This document provides an agenda and summary of a Mobility as a Service Growth Program information event taking place on November 10th, 2015. The event will include presentations on strategic analysis of vehicle manufacturer mobility services, internationalization trainings, MaaS program news and activities abroad, and business opportunities in the US. 45 companies are currently registered in the MaaS growth program, which aims to help Finnish companies find new export opportunities and attract foreign investment. The program provides workshops, trade show participation, marketing support and contact with potential customers to companies free of charge.
The document provides an agenda and information for an event on capitalizing knowledge through an industrial internet growth program in Finland. The agenda includes sessions on setting the scene for Team Finland growth programs, an overview of the Capitalize Your Knowledge growth program, perspectives from Tekes and a participating company, and discussions on business opportunities in Finland, Germany, and the US. The growth program aims to help 30-40 companies expand internationally over three years through activities like export camps, trade shows, and developing international business models and sales capabilities. The program metrics include targets for company participation, events abroad, media visibility, and growth in sales, jobs, and exports for participating companies.
The document provides an agenda and information for an event on capitalizing knowledge through an industrial internet growth program in Finland. The agenda includes sessions on setting the scene for Team Finland growth programs, an overview of the Capitalize Your Knowledge growth program, perspectives from Tekes and a participating company, and discussions on business opportunities in Finland, Germany, and the US. The growth program aims to help 30-40 companies expand internationally over three years through activities like export camps, trade shows, and developing international business models and sales capabilities. The program metrics include targets for company participation, events abroad, media visibility, and growth in sales, jobs, and exports for participating companies.
The Finnish Advanced Manufacturing Network (FAMN), designed at the initiative of Technology Industries of Finland’s member companies, is starting work, and companies are invited to join it. The network is oriented towards and led by companies, and it will be managed by DIMECC Oy, a collaboration platform provider for industry.
The document summarizes an energy workshop held on February 28th, 2017. It included the following topics:
1. Growth program updates to boost exports
2. Benefits of combining bioeconomy and cleantech programs for companies
3. How to get business worldwide, focusing on opportunities in the Americas, Asia/Middle East, and Europe
4. Success stories from 2016 through the growth program
5. New business opportunities from digitization and R&D programs
6. Roundtable workshops on specific regions
7. Next steps
The document provides details on market-specific opportunities and Finnish company activities in regions like the Americas, Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. It also outlines the
This document summarizes a seminar on green building business opportunities presented by Tomi Rauste of Finpro. It discusses Team Finland, a coordinated state-funded network to promote business internationalization, investments, and country branding. Team Finland has over 73 local teams worldwide and provides access to various state organization services within Finland. It also describes the Team Finland Growth Program, which provides 51.3 million euros in government funding from 2014-2017 to help Finnish companies capitalize on international market opportunities and attract foreign direct investment through advising, networking, addressing barriers, and raising awareness of Finnish expertise abroad.
1) The EVITA project aims to promote e-business adoption among SMEs in Europe based on best practices.
2) The project analyzed IT training strategies for SMEs in 10 countries and identified 14 best practices from 7 countries.
3) The project developed an e-learning platform and training materials on e-business for SMEs available in multiple languages.
This document is Agung Chilmy Firdana's portfolio which outlines his work experience and qualifications. It includes:
- Over 7 years of experience in marketing, business development, and project management roles in industries such as telecommunications, internet service providers, and non-profits.
- Previous roles include Marketing Manager at IBF Net Group, Head of Marketing Partnership at Dompet Dhuafa charity, and business planning roles at Fiberstar internet service provider and XL Axiata telecom.
- Skills include marketing strategy, partnership development, data analysis, project management, and public speaking.
Rita Araújo has over 7 years of experience in logistics and fleet management at EDP Valor, where she currently serves as a project manager. She has managed projects involving over 300 vehicles, 13 suppliers, and 8 internal clients totaling more than 4.7 million euros. Araújo holds a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Instituto Superior Técnico and an Executive Master's degree in Management from Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics. She is proficient in Portuguese, English, and basic Spanish.
APIdays Helsinki 2019 - Finland, the Promised Land of Platform Business with ...apidays
1. Finland has potential to become a leader in the platform economy due to its focus on digitalization and APIs. The largest companies globally are increasingly digital platform-based businesses.
2. Platform economies optimize service production and value creation by utilizing shared data and APIs. Businesses should leverage existing third-party services through APIs to build new value-adding services in a modular "tetris of platforms" approach.
3. Business Finland provides various grants for SMEs developing platform business models, including 50% grants for platform/API business models and a new call for industrial research on platform business models. Recent examples of funded platform projects involve universities and companies building new ecosystem platforms.
Intelligent Machines Finland INDEMP –network project in BSR(Baltic Sea Reag...Timo Rainio
The document discusses Finland's Centre of Expertise Programme and the INDEMP project. The Centre of Expertise Programme aims to utilize top-level knowledge and expertise through 13 expertise clusters and 21 regional centres. The Intelligent Machines cluster specifically aims to make Finland a leader in intelligent work machines by 2013. INDEMP is an Intelligent Digital Engineering and Manufacturing Platform that seeks to increase digital working, enhance virtual tools, improve customer data understanding, and utilize tacit knowledge through shared sub-projects.
Pita ICT Market Penetration Study Summary 09010013Laith Kassis
This document provides a summary of a strategic presentation on the Palestinian ICT market penetration study conducted by Avasant. Key findings include:
- The Palestinian ICT industry is dominated by small providers offering software development and mobile services. Growth is estimated at under 10% over 3 years.
- Software development, mobile apps, and ERP are promising segments for exports. Skill availability is the biggest supply side challenge.
- Top local market segments are NGOs, telecom, government, and donors. The GCC is identified as a key export market due to size, growth and political compatibility.
- A strategy is outlined to improve the supply side, increase local market access, and target export markets like the US,
Aalto Global Impact organized together with the New Global an event called Co-creating Business Ecosystems in Emerging Markets on 17th of June. The event was hosted by Fortum.
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Export finland maas-intelligent vehicle and traffic kick-off
1. :
MaaS-Intelligent Vehicle and Traffic Kick-off on May 26th at 8.30 – 13.00
Finpro Auditorium, Porkkalankatu 1, Helsinki
AGENDA
Registration, coffee and networking 8:30
Welcome and agenda of the day 8:55
Team Finland
- Team Finland, Finpro and Growth Programs
(Hanna Marttinen-Deakins)
- MaaS – Intelligent Vehicle and Traffic Growth Program
(Mikko Koskue and Jouni Salonen)
Global business opportunities
- Opportunities in Intelligent Traffic and Connected Car in Korea
(Yoon-mee Kim)
- Connected Car opportunities in Italy
(Marjaana Karjalainen)
- Business cases from Germany and France
(Hanna Marttinen-Deakins)
SLUSH Hackathon for MaaS
(Petri Vilén)
Short Break 10:30
Workshops 10:45
- Companies' Needs and Wants –work in groups
Conclusions and Next Steps 11:45
- Comments, Conversation and Conclusions
Networking Lunch 12:30
5. Team Finland network includes
• Prime Minister’s Office
• Ministry of Employment and the Economy
• Ministry for Foreign Affairs
• Ministry for Transport and Communication
• Ministry of Education and Culture
• Finpro
• Tekes, The Finnish Funding Agency for Innovation
• Finnvera
• Finnfund, Finnish Fund for Industrial Cooperation
29.5.2015
• ELY Centres
• Finnpartnership
• Finnish Industry Investment
• VTT Technical Research Centre of
Finland
• Centres for economic development,
transport and the environment
• National culture and science institutes
• Finnish-Russian Chamber of
Commerce
• Finnish-Swedish Chamber of
Commerce
5
7. 29/05/20157
We will help you plan your business internationalization or
get help with practical issues
Are we ready to
go international ?
The internationalisation test can identify in basic level
company´s strengths and needs for development
https://oma.yrityssuomi.fi/en/kansainvalistymistesti
The business infrastructure analysis is to form
an overview of your company´s needs for development
https://oma.yrityssuomi.fi/yrityksen-kehittamiskartoitus
What to do
next ?
http://services.team.finland.fi
Team Finland
Service Plan
Pre-internationalization evaluation
Sparring business ideas
10. Focus activities of Growth Programs
Strengthening Marketing and Sales competencies
Co-operation and Networking
Identifying opportunities; clients, partners, markets
Impact through Marketing and Communication
10
13. Focus activities of Growth Program
•Training and strategy workshops in Finland/in target markets
•Coaching companies to conduct meetings with potential clients
and partners
•Based on end customer needs, looking for potential synergies
in offering and when necessary building up business consortia.
Strengthening Marketing
and Sales competencies
•Entering the target countries together
•Conducting activities together in Finland
•Utilizing innovative approaches such as Hackathons, Venture
Forums.
Co-operation and
Networking
•Identifying new potential markets and clients
•Increasing understanding of new markets, challenges that
potential clients have and their needs.
Identifying opportunities
•Conference presentations, Road Shows, Fact Finding tours,
Delegation trips, Media visits.
•Affecting decision makers at markets/ bringing them to Finland
and raising the awareness of Finnish offerings at target markets
with various marketing activities.
Impact and Marketing
13
19. :
MaaS-Intelligent Vehicle and Traffic Kick-off on May 26th at 8.30 – 13.00
Finpro Auditorium, Porkkalankatu 1, Helsinki
AGENDA
Registration, coffee and networking 8:30
Welcome and agenda of the day 8:55
Team Finland
- Team Finland, Finpro and Growth Programs
(Hanna Marttinen-Deakins)
- MaaS – Intelligent Vehicle and Traffic Growth Program
(Mikko Koskue and Jouni Salonen)
Global business opportunities
- Opportunities in Intelligent Traffic and Connected Car in Korea
(Yoon-mee Kim)
- Connected Car opportunities in Italy
(Marjaana Karjalainen)
- Business cases from Germany and France
(Hanna Marttinen-Deakins)
SLUSH Hackathon for MaaS
(Petri Vilén)
Short Break 10:30
Workshops 10:45
- Companies' Needs and Wants –work in groups
Conclusions and Next Steps 11:45
- Comments, Conversation and Conclusions
Networking Lunch 12:30
20. MaaS Kick-Off Workshop, May 26, 2015
Opportunities in Connected
Car & Intelligent Traffic
in Korea
Yoon-mee Kim, Senior Advisor,
Finpro Korea / ym.kim@finpro.fi
35. :
MaaS-Intelligent Vehicle and Traffic Kick-off on May 26th at 8.30 – 13.00
Finpro Auditorium, Porkkalankatu 1, Helsinki
AGENDA
Registration, coffee and networking 8:30
Welcome and agenda of the day 8:55
Team Finland
- Team Finland, Finpro and Growth Programs
(Hanna Marttinen-Deakins)
- MaaS – Intelligent Vehicle and Traffic Growth Program
(Mikko Koskue and Jouni Salonen)
Global business opportunities
- Opportunities in Intelligent Traffic and Connected Car in Korea
(Yoon-mee Kim)
- Connected Car opportunities in Italy
(Marjaana Karjalainen)
- Business cases from Germany and France
(Hanna Marttinen-Deakins)
SLUSH Hackathon for MaaS
(Petri Vilén)
Short Break 10:30
Workshops 10:45
- Companies' Needs and Wants –work in groups
Conclusions and Next Steps 11:45
- Comments, Conversation and Conclusions
Networking Lunch 12:30
37. CONNECTED CAR ECOSYSTEM IN ITALY
TELEMATIC
PLATFORMS,
TELEMATIC
SYSTEMS
TIERS 1
SUPPLIERS
OEMS
CONNECTIVITY
PROVIDERS
INSIDE THE CAR
AROUND THE CAR
WITH THE
ENVIROMENTS
WITH THE ROAD
CONNECTIVITY…
INFORMATION
ENTERTAINMENT
LOCATION
COMMUNICATION
SOCIAL MEDIA
INSURANCE
OEMS
APPLICATION
PROVIDERS
IT PROVIDERS
AND INTEGRATORS
40. FURTHER CONSIDERATIONS
•The solutions need to be scalable –
services that work only in one
country are not interesting
•Plain vanilla mobile applications are
NOT interesting
•The solutions that Fiat is hunting for
now will be implemented in the cars
that will be produced in 2017 – 2018
OPPORTUNITIES AT FIAT-CHRYSLER IN ITALY
Innovative services (e.g.
audio books, parking
solutions)
Smart navigation (cloud
connectivity)
End-to End telematics
service providers
Premium audio
optimization
Face recognizion, AR
Fiat is evaluating
new solutions
that ”can change
the world”
especially in
innovative
services
Opportunities exist also for any innovative
services and solutions
43. :
MaaS-Intelligent Vehicle and Traffic Kick-off on May 26th at 8.30 – 13.00
Finpro Auditorium, Porkkalankatu 1, Helsinki
AGENDA
Registration, coffee and networking 8:30
Welcome and agenda of the day 8:55
Team Finland
- Team Finland, Finpro and Growth Programs
(Hanna Marttinen-Deakins)
- MaaS – Intelligent Vehicle and Traffic Growth Program
(Mikko Koskue and Jouni Salonen)
Global business opportunities
- Opportunities in Intelligent Traffic and Connected Car in Korea
(Yoon-mee Kim)
- Connected Car opportunities in Italy
(Marjaana Karjalainen)
- Business cases from Germany and France
(Hanna Marttinen-Deakins)
SLUSH Hackathon for MaaS
(Petri Vilén)
Short Break 10:30
Workshops 10:45
- Companies' Needs and Wants –work in groups
Conclusions and Next Steps 11:45
- Comments, Conversation and Conclusions
Networking Lunch 12:30
49. 49
France: Ecomobility Ventures
Are interested in meeting with innovative Finnish start-ups and growth companies in the
area of sustainable mobility and intelligent vehicles and traffic
52. :
MaaS-Intelligent Vehicle and Traffic Kick-off on May 26th at 8.30 – 13.00
Finpro Auditorium, Porkkalankatu 1, Helsinki
AGENDA
Registration, coffee and networking 8:30
Welcome and agenda of the day 8:55
Team Finland
- Team Finland, Finpro and Growth Programs
(Hanna Marttinen-Deakins)
- MaaS – Intelligent Vehicle and Traffic Growth Program
(Mikko Koskue and Jouni Salonen)
Global business opportunities
- Opportunities in Intelligent Traffic and Connected Car in Korea
(Yoon-mee Kim)
- Connected Car opportunities in Italy
(Marjaana Karjalainen)
- Business cases from Germany and France
(Hanna Marttinen-Deakins)
SLUSH Hackathon for MaaS
(Petri Vilén)
Short Break 10:30
Workshops 10:45
- Companies' Needs and Wants –work in groups
Conclusions and Next Steps 11:45
- Comments, Conversation and Conclusions
Networking Lunch 12:30