Ekaterina Karpushenkova
Representative of Economic Development Agency
of the German State of North Rhine-Westphalia
Theme of speech:
Short presentation about Economic Development Agency of the German State of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
The document summarizes Latvia's macroeconomic development and key indicators in 2009. It notes that gross domestic product growth was down and all main branches of the economy faced notable decreases in value added, especially manufacturing, construction, retail trade, and tourism. Several indicators are listed such as the economic activity index, retail trade turnover, consumer price index, unemployment rate, balance of payments, external trade, industrial output, and housing prices. The output gap widened due to low capacity utilization during this period.
2014 12-03 frugicom-collect and share-open data for businessRamon1974
Ramon de Louw from the Ministry of Economic Affairs in the Netherlands discussed open data for business at the 1st EU Fresh Info Forum. He outlined the legal framework for open data in Europe and examples of open data initiatives. De Louw asked about uptake of open data and presented on various Dutch open data programs. He concluded by challenging participants to share more of their data, increase interoperability between datasets, and improve governance of open data programs.
With growth of around 7.7 percent, the European cleaning market achieved total sales of around € 120 billion in 2018.
The five largest markets in Europe, including Germany as number 1, accounted for around 70 percent of sales in 2018.
In 2017, around 284,000 companies across Europe were active in the industry with nearly 4.1 million employees.
Among the European countries there are great differences in industry structures and the degree of cleaning evolution and innovation.
The document discusses the European office furniture industry. It states that in 2016, Europe accounted for 19% of global office furniture production, valued at approximately €8.4 billion. Germany and Sweden saw production growth above the European average, while the UK dropped significantly. The new EU member countries in Central and Eastern Europe grew faster than the European average, with Poland being the third largest exporter in Europe.
The document discusses trends in the creative industry in Europe. It notes that the creative industry contributes 4.2% of Europe's GDP and is the third largest employer. Visual arts, advertising, and TV are the largest sectors. The creative industry is resilient and growing, especially in major cities that have become creative hubs. Digital technology is a major trend disrupting and enabling new opportunities in the creative industry, like customization and personalization of products. Print service providers can tap into the growth of the creative industry through providing customized printed materials and packaging.
Despite a sluggish overall economic situation, bad weather in eastern and central France and protests by farmers, MIDEST, the world’s leading industrial subcontracting show, which ran for the 43rd time from 19th to 22nd November at the Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre, was a real success. On opening it matched the previous year’s show in terms of the number of exhibitors (1,702 companies from 38 countries) and exhibition space but it then went on to attract 42,101 professionals from all sectors of industry, which was an increase of 7% on 2012. Not only were the numbers up but the visitors were highly qualified and came with plans for actual business projects.
The numerous events and initiatives reached out to a broad public, including, as they did, the show’s focus on energy, the choice of its first non-European country of the year, South Africa, the special Algerian day, the promotion of mechanical engineering trades to young girls by the FIM (mechanical engineering federation) and the b2fair– Business to Fairs® business meetings.
The document summarizes Latvia's macroeconomic development and key indicators in 2009. It notes that gross domestic product growth was down and all main branches of the economy faced notable decreases in value added, especially manufacturing, construction, retail trade, and tourism. Several indicators are listed such as the economic activity index, retail trade turnover, consumer price index, unemployment rate, balance of payments, external trade, industrial output, and housing prices. The output gap widened due to low capacity utilization during this period.
2014 12-03 frugicom-collect and share-open data for businessRamon1974
Ramon de Louw from the Ministry of Economic Affairs in the Netherlands discussed open data for business at the 1st EU Fresh Info Forum. He outlined the legal framework for open data in Europe and examples of open data initiatives. De Louw asked about uptake of open data and presented on various Dutch open data programs. He concluded by challenging participants to share more of their data, increase interoperability between datasets, and improve governance of open data programs.
With growth of around 7.7 percent, the European cleaning market achieved total sales of around € 120 billion in 2018.
The five largest markets in Europe, including Germany as number 1, accounted for around 70 percent of sales in 2018.
In 2017, around 284,000 companies across Europe were active in the industry with nearly 4.1 million employees.
Among the European countries there are great differences in industry structures and the degree of cleaning evolution and innovation.
The document discusses the European office furniture industry. It states that in 2016, Europe accounted for 19% of global office furniture production, valued at approximately €8.4 billion. Germany and Sweden saw production growth above the European average, while the UK dropped significantly. The new EU member countries in Central and Eastern Europe grew faster than the European average, with Poland being the third largest exporter in Europe.
The document discusses trends in the creative industry in Europe. It notes that the creative industry contributes 4.2% of Europe's GDP and is the third largest employer. Visual arts, advertising, and TV are the largest sectors. The creative industry is resilient and growing, especially in major cities that have become creative hubs. Digital technology is a major trend disrupting and enabling new opportunities in the creative industry, like customization and personalization of products. Print service providers can tap into the growth of the creative industry through providing customized printed materials and packaging.
Despite a sluggish overall economic situation, bad weather in eastern and central France and protests by farmers, MIDEST, the world’s leading industrial subcontracting show, which ran for the 43rd time from 19th to 22nd November at the Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre, was a real success. On opening it matched the previous year’s show in terms of the number of exhibitors (1,702 companies from 38 countries) and exhibition space but it then went on to attract 42,101 professionals from all sectors of industry, which was an increase of 7% on 2012. Not only were the numbers up but the visitors were highly qualified and came with plans for actual business projects.
The numerous events and initiatives reached out to a broad public, including, as they did, the show’s focus on energy, the choice of its first non-European country of the year, South Africa, the special Algerian day, the promotion of mechanical engineering trades to young girls by the FIM (mechanical engineering federation) and the b2fair– Business to Fairs® business meetings.
From leading international trade fair to consumer show – expocheck provides you with a professional insight into the global expo industry. The premium-quality m+a expo reports compiled by our editors are distinguished by their considerable data depth and high quality standards. Find the right expo or tradeshow for you from more than 160 industry fields, 4,000 venues and 22,000 fair dates.
CeBIT 2016 is scheduled during 14-18 March at Hannover Exhibition Ground, Germany. Every year, CeBIT comes up with the fruitful results for both exhibitors & visitors.
The European Factories of the Future Research Association (EFFRA) is an industry-led association representing private partners in a public-private partnership with the European Commission called Factories of the Future. EFFRA has over 160 members across Europe working to establish research priorities and coordinate over 200 projects funded by the Factories of the Future partnership under Horizon 2020, focusing on developing technologies like cyber-physical systems, zero-defect manufacturing, and human-robot collaboration to transform European manufacturing. EFFRA is developing a strategic roadmap called Factories of the Future 2020 to guide these research priorities and ensure they allow European industry to address challenges from trends like the fourth industrial revolution.
Expo Canitec 2011, General PresentationExpo Canitec
The document summarizes an annual telecommunications exhibition called EXPO CANITEC that takes place in Puebla, Mexico. It discusses that the event brings together visitors from over 20 countries to see advances in telecommunications technology and participate in conferences. Puebla is highlighted as an important city for the automotive and telecommunications industries in Mexico. Past events have seen increasing numbers of exhibitors and visitors as well as participation from Mexico's president and discussions with congressional representatives about supporting industry growth.
Telefónica presented its thirteenth annual "Information Society in Spain" report in Girona, Catalonia on April 18, 2013. The report provides an overview of technological milestones and adoption trends in Spain for 2012. It was presented to regional government officials and business leaders. The event was attended by the Catalan Minister of Enterprise and Employment, the mayor of Girona, and executives from Telefónica and other technology companies. The report found that over half of Internet users in Catalonia regularly use social networks, and that the telecommunications sector has maintained investment in infrastructure despite economic challenges.
The document discusses the Digital Hub Initiative of Bitkom and BMWI to support digital transformation in Germany. It introduces the Digital Hub Logistics in Dortmund as an ecosystem that provides various formats, co-working spaces, testbeds and partnerships to help startups and SMEs digitally transform, from developing ideas to market entrance. The Hub offers a "Start-In Factory" portfolio including hackathons, workshops, labs and coaching to help new digital products progress from basic technology to series production and market growth.
This document discusses business opportunities in Germany. It notes that Germany has a large economy that performed well during the financial crisis, world-class infrastructure, leading reference markets, and high-tech industries. It is the largest consumer market in Europe and a gateway to the rest of the continent. Specific opportunities mentioned include health technologies, maritime technologies like offshore wind and clean shipping, and energy including renewable energy and storage. Innovation Norway representatives are available to help Norwegian companies explore these opportunities.
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The document discusses the establishment of the "Alliance Industry 4.0 in Baden-Württemberg" to connect sectors and technologies around industry 4.0 in the region. It was founded in March 2015 with over 50 organizations and institutes. The Alliance aims to transfer industry 4.0 technologies to small and medium enterprises to make them more competitive. It will conduct working groups, research projects, workshops and other initiatives to support companies and workforce training. The goal is for Baden-Württemberg to become a leading region for industry 4.0.
Energy Communication Conference 2014 - Making the case for gas, Øistein Johan...TEAM Nordmarka AS
This document discusses the growing role of natural gas in meeting future energy demand. It notes that while short-term demand outlook is uncertain, long-term projections show gas demand increasing significantly in Europe, Asia and North America by 2030. This will require around 260 billion cubic meters of new gas supplies to meet the growing supply gap in Europe. Norway is well positioned to help meet this demand due to its cost competitive gas reserves and infrastructure to access major markets. However, EU energy policy is increasingly politicized and driven by climate change objectives rather than market fundamentals.
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Skopje 2014 - Using Cool Apps to Expose Corrupt GovernmentPoint_conference
BIRN Macedonia has developed an interactive app for Android devices called “Skopje 2014 Uncovered” that allows users to know the cost of buildings and monuments that form part of the government sponsored revamp of the capital.Through photographing a specific structure, users can now get its exact cost.
Ukraine presents opportunities for investment and business due to its large consumer market, cheap and educated labor force, and attractive assets at low prices. Investors can enter manufacturing through privatization or by upgrading production facilities to produce high-value goods for export. Key sectors for investment include real estate, IT, agriculture, and energy, due to growth drivers in each sector. The document promotes investment in Ukraine and introduces the investment firm GORO Invest and its partners who have successfully invested and developed projects in Ukraine.
Strada magazine is a prestigious online publication in the transport industry that provides specialized news and information for professionals. It has over 13 years of experience and strong recognition in the international market. The publication targets managers, CEOs, and decision-makers in companies that provide services and products for the commercial vehicle, logistics, and transportation sectors. Strada magazine offers versatile digital and print formats and has won awards for its innovative content and design.
S3FOOD - Eureka funding for digitalisationCathMersh
This document provides information about EUREKA, a pan-European network that supports international, market-oriented research and development projects. It discusses EUREKA's funding instruments like Network calls, Clusters, Eurostars, and Globalstars calls that have supported over 7,100 projects with over 42 billion euros in public-private funding since 1985. The document also outlines the characteristics of EUREKA projects and compares the level of participation of different countries in EUREKA's various funding instruments.
All four Nordic capital airports are forecast to reach record passenger levels in 2013, with a total volume expected to exceed 83 million. Copenhagen airport will be the largest in both total and international passengers, while Stockholm-Arlanda is projected to see the greatest growth and exceed 20 million total passengers for the first time. Helsinki airport is expected to experience a large drop in domestic travel but strong growth in international flights, pushing it over 15 million total passengers. Overall, passenger numbers at the Nordic capital airports are forecast to increase 3.9% in 2013, with international travel up 5.2% and domestic slightly down.
The document summarizes the key outcomes and highlights of IFA 2016, the annual trade show for consumer electronics and home appliances. It notes that IFA 2016 saw record numbers with over 1,823 exhibitors (a 13% increase), 158,000 square meters of exhibition space (a 5% increase), expected orders of €4.5 billion, and 240,000 visitors. It highlights positive feedback from industry leaders and increased international attendance, underscoring IFA's role as the world's leading trade show for the industries.
Presentation on the State of Bavaria's economy, skills and innovation profile by Dr. Wolfgang Hübschle from Invest in Bavaria.
This presentation opened the 2014 Global Cities Initiative study tour of Munich, Germany, on November 18 2014.
From leading international trade fair to consumer show – expocheck provides you with a professional insight into the global expo industry. The premium-quality m+a expo reports compiled by our editors are distinguished by their considerable data depth and high quality standards. Find the right expo or tradeshow for you from more than 160 industry fields, 4,000 venues and 22,000 fair dates.
CeBIT 2016 is scheduled during 14-18 March at Hannover Exhibition Ground, Germany. Every year, CeBIT comes up with the fruitful results for both exhibitors & visitors.
The European Factories of the Future Research Association (EFFRA) is an industry-led association representing private partners in a public-private partnership with the European Commission called Factories of the Future. EFFRA has over 160 members across Europe working to establish research priorities and coordinate over 200 projects funded by the Factories of the Future partnership under Horizon 2020, focusing on developing technologies like cyber-physical systems, zero-defect manufacturing, and human-robot collaboration to transform European manufacturing. EFFRA is developing a strategic roadmap called Factories of the Future 2020 to guide these research priorities and ensure they allow European industry to address challenges from trends like the fourth industrial revolution.
Expo Canitec 2011, General PresentationExpo Canitec
The document summarizes an annual telecommunications exhibition called EXPO CANITEC that takes place in Puebla, Mexico. It discusses that the event brings together visitors from over 20 countries to see advances in telecommunications technology and participate in conferences. Puebla is highlighted as an important city for the automotive and telecommunications industries in Mexico. Past events have seen increasing numbers of exhibitors and visitors as well as participation from Mexico's president and discussions with congressional representatives about supporting industry growth.
Telefónica presented its thirteenth annual "Information Society in Spain" report in Girona, Catalonia on April 18, 2013. The report provides an overview of technological milestones and adoption trends in Spain for 2012. It was presented to regional government officials and business leaders. The event was attended by the Catalan Minister of Enterprise and Employment, the mayor of Girona, and executives from Telefónica and other technology companies. The report found that over half of Internet users in Catalonia regularly use social networks, and that the telecommunications sector has maintained investment in infrastructure despite economic challenges.
The document discusses the Digital Hub Initiative of Bitkom and BMWI to support digital transformation in Germany. It introduces the Digital Hub Logistics in Dortmund as an ecosystem that provides various formats, co-working spaces, testbeds and partnerships to help startups and SMEs digitally transform, from developing ideas to market entrance. The Hub offers a "Start-In Factory" portfolio including hackathons, workshops, labs and coaching to help new digital products progress from basic technology to series production and market growth.
This document discusses business opportunities in Germany. It notes that Germany has a large economy that performed well during the financial crisis, world-class infrastructure, leading reference markets, and high-tech industries. It is the largest consumer market in Europe and a gateway to the rest of the continent. Specific opportunities mentioned include health technologies, maritime technologies like offshore wind and clean shipping, and energy including renewable energy and storage. Innovation Norway representatives are available to help Norwegian companies explore these opportunities.
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The document discusses the establishment of the "Alliance Industry 4.0 in Baden-Württemberg" to connect sectors and technologies around industry 4.0 in the region. It was founded in March 2015 with over 50 organizations and institutes. The Alliance aims to transfer industry 4.0 technologies to small and medium enterprises to make them more competitive. It will conduct working groups, research projects, workshops and other initiatives to support companies and workforce training. The goal is for Baden-Württemberg to become a leading region for industry 4.0.
Energy Communication Conference 2014 - Making the case for gas, Øistein Johan...TEAM Nordmarka AS
This document discusses the growing role of natural gas in meeting future energy demand. It notes that while short-term demand outlook is uncertain, long-term projections show gas demand increasing significantly in Europe, Asia and North America by 2030. This will require around 260 billion cubic meters of new gas supplies to meet the growing supply gap in Europe. Norway is well positioned to help meet this demand due to its cost competitive gas reserves and infrastructure to access major markets. However, EU energy policy is increasingly politicized and driven by climate change objectives rather than market fundamentals.
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Skopje 2014 - Using Cool Apps to Expose Corrupt GovernmentPoint_conference
BIRN Macedonia has developed an interactive app for Android devices called “Skopje 2014 Uncovered” that allows users to know the cost of buildings and monuments that form part of the government sponsored revamp of the capital.Through photographing a specific structure, users can now get its exact cost.
Ukraine presents opportunities for investment and business due to its large consumer market, cheap and educated labor force, and attractive assets at low prices. Investors can enter manufacturing through privatization or by upgrading production facilities to produce high-value goods for export. Key sectors for investment include real estate, IT, agriculture, and energy, due to growth drivers in each sector. The document promotes investment in Ukraine and introduces the investment firm GORO Invest and its partners who have successfully invested and developed projects in Ukraine.
Strada magazine is a prestigious online publication in the transport industry that provides specialized news and information for professionals. It has over 13 years of experience and strong recognition in the international market. The publication targets managers, CEOs, and decision-makers in companies that provide services and products for the commercial vehicle, logistics, and transportation sectors. Strada magazine offers versatile digital and print formats and has won awards for its innovative content and design.
S3FOOD - Eureka funding for digitalisationCathMersh
This document provides information about EUREKA, a pan-European network that supports international, market-oriented research and development projects. It discusses EUREKA's funding instruments like Network calls, Clusters, Eurostars, and Globalstars calls that have supported over 7,100 projects with over 42 billion euros in public-private funding since 1985. The document also outlines the characteristics of EUREKA projects and compares the level of participation of different countries in EUREKA's various funding instruments.
All four Nordic capital airports are forecast to reach record passenger levels in 2013, with a total volume expected to exceed 83 million. Copenhagen airport will be the largest in both total and international passengers, while Stockholm-Arlanda is projected to see the greatest growth and exceed 20 million total passengers for the first time. Helsinki airport is expected to experience a large drop in domestic travel but strong growth in international flights, pushing it over 15 million total passengers. Overall, passenger numbers at the Nordic capital airports are forecast to increase 3.9% in 2013, with international travel up 5.2% and domestic slightly down.
The document summarizes the key outcomes and highlights of IFA 2016, the annual trade show for consumer electronics and home appliances. It notes that IFA 2016 saw record numbers with over 1,823 exhibitors (a 13% increase), 158,000 square meters of exhibition space (a 5% increase), expected orders of €4.5 billion, and 240,000 visitors. It highlights positive feedback from industry leaders and increased international attendance, underscoring IFA's role as the world's leading trade show for the industries.
Presentation on the State of Bavaria's economy, skills and innovation profile by Dr. Wolfgang Hübschle from Invest in Bavaria.
This presentation opened the 2014 Global Cities Initiative study tour of Munich, Germany, on November 18 2014.
The document provides information about the NOAH Conference, which is a leading industry event in Europe that connects senior executives from internet companies to investors and strategic partners. It discusses the conference's objectives of discussing disruptive internet trends across key industries and facilitating business deals. Details provided include past attendee numbers of over 2,000 people, high-profile speakers from companies like Google and Rocket Internet, and that the conference has helped originate over $50 billion in company financings.
The document provides an overview of the technology, media, and telecommunications (TMT) sector market in Berlin, Germany. It finds that Berlin has become a major startup capital and global tech hub, attracting thousands of tech professionals annually with its universities, research centers, and affordable cost of living. The TMT sector has significantly outpaced other industries in Germany and concentrated in certain Berlin neighborhoods and office clusters. The largest TMT companies, like Zalando, Rocket Internet, and Amazon, have driven up demand and rents in the Berlin office market, particularly for new developments in non-central business district areas. Experts predict Berlin will continue growing as a global tech hub as more companies mature and speculative development increases to meet strong
The document provides an interim report on Jungheinrich as of September 30, 2014. It summarizes key highlights in Q3 and the first three quarters of 2014, including a 12% increase in unit production and 10% growth in net sales for Q3. It also reports an 11% increase in incoming truck orders for the first three quarters and confirms Jungheinrich's outlook for 2014. Major construction projects are proceeding on schedule.
The Netherlands has been named the Partner Country for this year’s Hannover Messe, the world’s premier industrial trade fair. The Netherlands’ status as Partner Country gives Dutch companies an excellent opportunity jointly to showcase their knowledge and expertise.
In this ‘Germany’ study, ING aims to highlight the importance of Germany for the Dutch technology industry, and also the importance of industry for the Dutch economy as a whole. We believe that the Dutch technology industry can double in size by 2030, provided that opportunities are capitalised on. Some of these opportunities present themselves in Germany.
Related article at ING.com: http://www.ing.com/Newsroom/All-news/NW/Hannover-Messe-2014-German-4th-industrial-revolution-offers-great-potential-for-Dutch-industry.htm
Press release online_radio_germany_goldmedia_2010_enGoldmedia Group
The number of online radio stations in Germany has grown substantially in recent years, increasing by 40% compared to 2009, with about 2,700 currently existing. Four-fifths broadcast exclusively online, while one-fifth are live streams from FM radio stations. Online radio listening has increased, now accounting for 11 million Germans, and differs from FM radio in that it is mostly listened to in the evenings. Mobile listening to online radio is also on the rise, with 44% of online radio stations now available on mobile phones.
The document summarizes the interim report of Jungheinrich as of June 30, 2014. Some key points:
- Incoming orders and sales increased by 11-16% compared to the same period last year across business fields.
- Production increased by 12% and net sales by 7% in the second quarter.
- EBIT was slightly higher for the first half of 2014 despite costs from participation in trade shows.
- The forecast for 2014 remains unchanged with expected incoming orders of €2.4-2.5 billion and net sales and EBIT also in the billions.
The document is a newsletter about business and investment opportunities in Bavaria, Germany. It discusses several topics: 1) Digitalization is transforming industries and economies in Bavaria, where 40% of Germany's IT companies are located; 2) Two tech companies, OpenX Technologies and AdServerPub, are establishing offices in Munich; 3) Japanese textiles company Toyobo is opening its first European factory in Lower Franconia, attracted by local skills and support; 4) Dr. Wolfgang Hübschle has been appointed the new Executive Director of Invest in Bavaria.
Business Platforms - Presentation by Peter Schmid, CEO of Wer Liefert Was at the NOAH 2014 Conference in London, Old Billingsgate on the 13th of November 2014.
Reasons behind the strength of German economy - myGermanyalex-potter
Germany is the industrial powerhouse and one of the largest exporter in Europe. It is the country whose economy alone has stopped the European countries to fall in recession. For more deatils please visit https://mygermany.com/.
Ingo hartlief corpus_sireo_2013-09-06 germany21 special editionIngo Hartlief FRICS
The document provides an overview of regional office markets in Germany beyond the top 7 cities. It discusses the office markets of Bonn, Dortmund, Hanover, Leipzig, and Nuremberg, summarizing key details on market conditions, recent transactions, and economic forecasts for each city. Ingo Hartlief, COO of CORPUS SIREO Holding GmbH & Co. KG, introduces the report and provides background on the Germany 21 regional office index, which forms the basis of the analysis.
Berlin - Workshop Amsterdam - 3 October 2014ECIAonline
Berlin has experienced strong growth in its creative and technology industries since the fall of the Berlin Wall. The city is now home to over 34,000 companies and 255,000 jobs in sectors like IT, media, design, and biotechnology. The Senate Department for Economics aims to further support innovation and growth through its Projekt Zukunft cluster initiative. Projekt Zukunft connects industry stakeholders, provides funding and resources, and develops strategies to optimize conditions for the technology and creative sectors. Examples of support programs include coaching for startups, funding for international trade fairs, and competitions to foster new applications. Projekt Zukunft works to strengthen cross-sector collaboration and address challenges like integrating the diverse
TCI 2014 Cluster Academy Workshop: Learning from a “cluster region”TCI Network
This document provides information about cluster initiatives in Upper Austria, Austria. It discusses:
- Upper Austria's strong industry sectors like steel, automotive, machinery, plastics, food, and software.
- How Clusterland Upper Austria was established in 1992 to support cluster development and currently supports 8 industry clusters and networks involving over 1,800 companies.
- The organization's activities include providing information and connections between companies, supporting qualification efforts, initiating cooperation projects, helping with marketing and internationalization.
- Clusterland aims to be a self-sustaining organization and its clusters are on average 80% self-funded through membership fees and event participation.
The document provides an interim report on a conference call as of June 30, 2014. It summarizes key highlights and financial results for the first half and second quarter of 2014. Some of the key points included that the size of the European material handling equipment market increased by 13%, incoming orders rose by 11-16% across business fields, production was up 12-22% year-over-year, net sales increased by 7-9%, and EBIT was slightly higher despite costs from an industry trade show. The report also confirmed the forecast for continued growth in 2014.
mHealth Israel_German Venture Capital Landscape_Klaus Stockemann, Board Membe...Levi Shapiro
Background information about the German Venture Capital industry, including Private Equity. Presentation by Klaus Stockemann, PhD, Managing Partner of Peppermint Ventures in Berlin, for mHealth Israel. Klaus is a Board Member of Bundesverband Deutscher Kapitalbeteiligungsgesellschaften – the German Private Equity and Venture Capital Association (BVK). The BVK has 186 full members (private equity firms)
and 100 associate members (lawyers, banks, advisors, investors) across Germany.
The document discusses Industry 4.0 and its impacts on production management. Industry 4.0 refers to the increasing digitization and connectivity of manufacturing through technologies like the Internet of Things. This fourth industrial revolution will allow for greater integration of humans, machines, and data across manufacturing supply chains. The document outlines several trends driving Industry 4.0 like advanced sensors, cloud computing, and big data analytics. German industry is well positioned to benefit from Industry 4.0 due to existing strengths in manufacturing, though continued investment and cooperation will be needed to capture opportunities from new digital business models.
BDI - The Federation of German Industries (English Presentation)BDI
The Federation of German Industries (BDI) is an association of associations. As stipulated in the BDI’s statutes, membership is confined to “industrial sector associations and working groups acting as umbrella organizations to represent entire industrial groups within the territory of the Federal Republic of Germany”.
Black Sea Summit conference 2016
От БПЛА к сенсорам. спутникам и системам поддержки принятия решений
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Производство. Перезагрузка или о первой фабрике 3D-печати в Украине
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1) Ciklum Biowave Lab develops hardware reference architectures for prototyping IoT and biomedical solutions. This includes a hardware reference platform for measuring and recording various sensor data.
2) One project developed an implantable system to restore blinking in patients with facial nerve paralysis using algorithms to detect blinking and a video analysis system.
3) Another project created a functional prototype for a portable vital signs monitor to measure ECG and blood oxygen levels for a children's cardiology center.
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Что такое стартап-город и как его построить. На примере развития Амстердама
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Вещи, которые могут читать ваши эмоции или революция в киноиндустрии
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Social Goals — Commercial Tools. Doing business in Ukraine
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This document discusses challenges with online media monetization as ads decline and paywalls struggle. It explores various monetization strategies such as native ads, content distribution, fighting ad blocking, leaky paywalls, unified paywalls across publishers, micropayments per article, and monthly subscription models. The document concludes that while no single approach is a "silver bullet," micropayments may help by allowing easy, flexible payments without obligations for readers or publishers.
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Как получить публикацию в технических медиа. Пиар для стартапов
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Государственный стартап ВДНГ: как убыточное государственное предприятие превратить в центр инноваций
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Sustainable transport and what's happening with the cars today
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Креативный кластер в Одессе: мифы и реальность.
Проект реконструкции деволановского спуска.
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1. Elephants and Ventures is the first hardware startup accelerator in Northern and Eastern Europe focused on robotics, electronics, and gadgets. It provides 25,000 euro in investment and a 3-month accelerator program to startups.
2. The accelerator program offers access to over 100 high-profile mentors and excellent prototyping facilities to help startups get products to market faster and reduce investment risks.
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NRW.INVEST
1. 1 Industry 4.0 – Upgrading North Rhine-Westphalia as an industrial location, data: as of 11/19/2014
Industry 4.0 – Opportunities in North Rhine-
Westphalia (Germany)
Black Sea Summit, Odessa 19.09.2015
2. 2 Industry 4.0 – Upgrading North Rhine-Westphalia as an industrial location, data: as of 11/19/2014
NRW – the economic powerhouse of Europe
No. 61
NRW 2014
Area 34,110 km²
Population 17.6 million
GDP 624.7 bn €
Gainfully employed 9.1 m
Private consumption* 346.2 bn €
Exports 180.6 bn €
Imports 206.7 bn €
FDI** 196.6 bn €
*2013, **end of 2013
More than 156 million consumers
within a 500-kilometer radius
3. 3 Industry 4.0 – Upgrading North Rhine-Westphalia as an industrial location, data: as of 11/19/2014
NRW – Germany’s most densely populated
state
Sources: GTAI, IT.NRW, Stat. Bundesamt, July 2015
No. 5
Area
(in km2)
Popula-
tion
(in
millions)
Popula-
tion
density
(per km2)
Germany 357,340 80.8 226
NRW 34,110 17.6 515
EU-28
4,383,13
6
510.6 116
USA
9,826,67
5
318.5 32
Japan 377,915 126.7 335
Düsseldorf
Saarbrücken
Mainz
Wiesbaden
Stuttgart Munich
Dresden
Erfurt
Magdeburg
Berlin
Potsdam
Hanover
Bremen
Hamburg
Kiel
Schwerin
4. 4 Industry 4.0 – Upgrading North Rhine-Westphalia as an industrial location, data: as of 11/19/2014
1062 1057
966
669 655 625 602
562
516
430 428 412 407 401
GDP in international comparison
Source: World Bank 07/2015, figures in EUR billion 2014, *2013
No. 3
….. …..
5. 5 Industry 4.0 – Upgrading North Rhine-Westphalia as an industrial location, data: as of 11/19/2014
A global player’s place
No. 184
16 of the 50 top-selling companies in Germany are
based in NRW
6. 6 Industry 4.0 – Upgrading North Rhine-Westphalia as an industrial location, data: as of 11/19/2014
Leading location for industrial producers and
suppliers
Sales in 2013 (in EUR bn)
Source: IT.NRW; Sales figures apply to companies with 20 or more employees
Nr. 30 a
47,9
46,9
39,9
38,9
31,2
30,0
26,0
14,8
11,2
Mechanical engineering
Chemicals
Metal production and…
Food, drinks
Automotive
Metal goods
Electrical engineering,…
Rubber, plastic
Cokery and oil processing
7. 7 Industry 4.0 – Upgrading North Rhine-Westphalia as an industrial location, data: as of 11/19/2014
NRW’s key industries: Challenges and future
markets
Key
industries
Source: IKT.NRW 2013
8. 8 Industry 4.0 – Upgrading North Rhine-Westphalia as an industrial location, data: as of 11/19/2014
• 23,700 companies
• 203,000 employees
• Sales: 96.1 bn euros
• Leading trade fairs
Information and communications technology
in NRW
No. 585
9. 9 Industry 4.0 – Upgrading North Rhine-Westphalia as an industrial location, data: as of 11/19/2014
The industrial policy of the NRW state
government
10. 10 Industry 4.0 – Upgrading North Rhine-Westphalia as an industrial location, data: as of 11/19/2014
NRW.INVEST: foreign branch offices – locally
in important markets
St. Petersburg
Moscow
11. 11 Industry 4.0 – Upgrading North Rhine-Westphalia as an industrial location, data: as of 11/19/2014
Your contact partner
NRW.INVEST GmbH
Economic Development Agency
of the German State of
North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW)
Völklinger Str. 4
40219 Düsseldorf, Germany
Phone: +49 211 13000-0
Fax: +49 211 13000-154
E-Mail: nrw@nrwinvest.com
www.nrwinvest.com