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Copenhagen PLUS has been involved in the following projects:
1. Pervasive computing Cluster, 2009-2011: Copenhagen PLUS is a partner in the development of a cluster in the Capital Region of Denmark. The cluster has a focus on product and service development in advanced electronics. The project gathers a partnership of universities, enterprises, trade and industry development councils, research and technology organisations.
Partners: The Confederation of Danish Industry (DI), DELTA, Axcon ApS, Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Scion DTU.
Total budget: 4 mill. Euro.
2. Corporate Entrepreneurship (Spin off - Future source of business development), 2009-2011: Copenhagen PLUS has helped the partners to establish a project on developing a model for spin-off of new enterprises from already well established large enterprises.
Partners: Business Link Greater Copenhagen Area, Scion DTU, Symbion Science Park, C4 Knowledge Center, Technical University of Denmark (DTU).
Total budget: 2 mill. Euro.
3. Energy efficient refurbishment of municipal properties (ESCOmmuner), 2009-2011: Copenhagen PLUS has helped partners to establish a project on developing tools to stimulate the participation of small businesses, when municipalities refurbish schools, institutions etc
Partners: Middelfart Municipality (DK), Kalundborg Municipality (DK), Gribskov Municipality (DK).
Total budget: 1.8 mill. Euro.
4. Human Resource Management for SME's, 2009-2011: Copenhagen PLUS has helped partners to establish a unit within The College of Technology and Business in North Zealand (DK). The office facilitates strategic and coherent human resource management for SME's.
Partners: Colleges of Technology and Business in the Capital Region in Denmark (Erhvervsskolen Nordsjælland, Copenhagen North, Niels Brock), Humanica and the adult education centres: VUC Lyngby and VUC Nordsjælland).
Total budget: 2 mill. Euro.
1. Pervasive computing Cluster, 2009-2011: Copenhagen PLUS is a partner in the development of a cluster in the Capital Region of Denmark. The cluster has a focus on product and service development in advanced electronics. The project gathers a partnership of universities, enterprises, trade and industry development councils, research and technology organisations.
Partners: The Confederation of Danish Industry (DI), DELTA, Axcon ApS, Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Scion DTU.
Total budget: 4 mill. Euro.
2. Corporate Entrepreneurship (Spin off - Future source of business development), 2009-2011: Copenhagen PLUS has helped the partners to establish a project on developing a model for spin-off of new enterprises from already well established large enterprises.
Partners: Business Link Greater Copenhagen Area, Scion DTU, Symbion Science Park, C4 Knowledge Center, Technical University of Denmark (DTU).
Total budget: 2 mill. Euro.
3. Energy efficient refurbishment of municipal properties (ESCOmmuner), 2009-2011: Copenhagen PLUS has helped partners to establish a project on developing tools to stimulate the participation of small businesses, when municipalities refurbish schools, institutions etc
Partners: Middelfart Municipality (DK), Kalundborg Municipality (DK), Gribskov Municipality (DK).
Total budget: 1.8 mill. Euro.
4. Human Resource Management for SME's, 2009-2011: Copenhagen PLUS has helped partners to establish a unit within The College of Technology and Business in North Zealand (DK). The office facilitates strategic and coherent human resource management for SME's.
Partners: Colleges of Technology and Business in the Capital Region in Denmark (Erhvervsskolen Nordsjælland, Copenhagen North, Niels Brock), Humanica and the adult education centres: VUC Lyngby and VUC Nordsjælland).
Total budget: 2 mill. Euro.
5. Effective Reproducible Model of Innovation Systems (ERMIS), 2010-2012: Copenhagen PLUS has been participating in the development of a project that will enable regional authorities and other stakeholders to improve their policies, methods and capacities in the field of their provide service towards SME's in the knowledge economy. The project will identify best practice on how SME's accomplish innovation and growth (EU-funding: Interreg IVC).
Last updated: 13/01/2010
Last updated: 13/01/2010
Partners: Chamber of Commerce French Riviera (Nice) and around 20 partners from Portugal, Hungary, Greece, Italy and other European countries.
Total budget: 2 mill. Euro.
