It’s an excellent opportunity to deepen and broaden the connections of the institutions involved, and contribute
towards building a robust platform which can bring about successful and innovative collaboration between our two countries
before its conclusion in late 2014. To nurture these fledgling businesses, their principals are offered crucial infrastructural support by the project. This includes guidance on how to prepare contracts, and the provision of web services to facilitate exchanges of knowledge remotely (hosted at www.
datis.pro). Helpfully, data gained from the initial PRPs has been disseminated amongst other target groups in the project area to share the vital lessons learned. Development
of an International
Innovation Service Center (IISC), was required to fulfil this important objective, which is not only intended to meet
Project partners share ideas at the DATIS seminar at Aalto University
used in high-speed- and opto-electronics), and it is in this area in which much of the work done at DATIS has taken place.
Encouraging collaboration The €744,620 scheme provides methodological and informational support, alongside consultation services, for various stakeholders. These include tutors and
students from higher
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institutions, organisations dedicated to research, innovative start-up firms and entrepreneurs. After these participants initiate research in the form of piloting joint research projects (PRPs), DATIS tracks and evaluates the novel technologies they have developed. PRPs deemed viable are planned to form
the basis for start-up firms, of which the project aims to germinate at least three
the
project’s short term goals, but also cement its long-term impact. The IISC delivers two fundamental types
of service, via real and virtual platforms. The former consists of staff able to perform individual consultations, research information and help forge connections. The latter, online component hosts intranet and extranet services. These provide remote learning, research and development, remote consulting and business networking tools. Through harnessing DATIS PRO, the project partners hope that users can initiate effective and productive dialogues,
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