Use of digital tools to improve competitivenes and deliver greener products and services
Description of how a digital partners lab assist SMEs to increase the use of digital tools to optimize the production and deliver greener products and services, and how this influenced their business model and their cooperation with their customers.
| Welcome and introduction
Anne Grete Ellingsen |
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| Presentation of MIL and the services they offer
CEO MIL |
| Presentation of 2 business cases – how did we get started, how was the process and the results of the process
presentations by 2 SMEs |
| How did MIL assist the companies in their digitalization process?
CEO MIL |
| Q/A |
| Sum up and closure of seminar |
Organized in cooperation with Mechatronics Innovation Lab (MIL) with administrative support from the cluster GCE NODE, both partners with the DIH.
Organiser
Canary Islands Digital Innovation Hub
Santiago Cuadrado, 30, 38006, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Services
DIH Ocean:
- assist SMEs and midcaps with sustainable uptake of Artificial Intelligence (AI), High Performance Computing (HPC) and Cybersecurity, other key enabling digital technologies/competencies and advanced materials competence and labs for testing and innovation.
- Is a consortium providing state of the art digital test facilities, highly skilled partners on AI, promote the AI-on-demand platforms, cyber security and assists SMEs to make use of the advanced computing facility at LUMI HPC network.
- Is a network to assist in developing business/production processes, products and/or services by use of digital technologies.
- provide access to advanced digital technical expertise and lab facilities to allow companies to “test before invest”.
- Provide access to innovation services, financing advice and digital training and skills.
- Is a platform to access ocean data.
Additional information
The ocean is an important contributor to global future prosperity and growth.
In 2018 the EU Blue Economy directly employed 5 million people and generated € 750 billion in turnover.
Ocean based industries have the potential to double in size by 2030 compared to 2010 according to the OECD report «the Ocean Economy in 2030.