Produktion2030 Developing intrument for Knowledge and Technology Transfer

Project time: 2015 – 2016

Budget: 2 310 134 kr

Funding: SIP Produktion2030

Purpose and goal

The purpose and goal is to develop Produktion2030 ‘s instrument: ´Knowledge and technology transfer to small and medium-sized enterprises´.
The project will run December 2015 – August , 2016.
The work is implemented together with project partner Swerea IVF and supplier to the website Kunskapsförmedlingen.se .

Results and expected effects

The project is proceeding according to plan and will be completed in August , 2016.
New Kunskapsförmedlingen.se contains new and updated information including researchers , projects and PhD-courses.
Swerea IVF has planned and will implement six technology workshops throughout Sweden during the autumn in 2016.

Approach and implementation

Project implementation :
The program manager for Produktion2030 responsible for the project and planning.
The work is implemented with well-established suppliers.
Development of Kunskapsförmedlingen is done together  with Lulea University and Professor Anna Öhrwall Rönnbäck.
Swerea IVF is a Project partner, responsible for strengthening the instrument ´Knowledge and technology transfer to SME:s´. This includes an increase of packaging of project results and to conduct workshops for small and medium -sized companies throughout Sweden, together with regional actors, i.e. IUC

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