DIGIFABS Consortium meets in Amsterdam
The second Transnational Partner Meeting (TPM) of the DIGIFABS project was hosted by the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (AUAS) on December 2nd and 3rd. Over twenty people gathered from the 14 project partners to present and review the latest research carried out in the project, report on work done to date and conduct workshop […]
Meet Our Partner New Edu
New Edu, n.o. (New Edu) is a dynamic research and training organisation based in Slovakia, dedicated to developing innovative learning programs and platforms for both educational and enterprise sectors. With a core focus on the agricultural and food industries, New Edu brings extensive experience in entrepreneurship and infrastructure development, particularly in crafting unique business models […]
How Digital Transformation Can Support SMEs Recovering From Severe Flooding
By Pilar Pérez Casañ, Consorci de la Ribera In a few hours on October 29th, the equivalent of a year’s worth of rain fell in some areas of Spain, causing large floods that devastated entire towns, leaving thousands of people trapped. In some places, more than 600 litres per square metre were recorded. The rainfall, […]
Maynooth University leads project Skills Gap Analysis
By Roshmita Kanungoe, Project Manager, Innovation Value Institute at Maynooth University. As part of the EU-funded DIGIFABS project, the Innovation Value Institute (IVI) at Maynooth University (MU) is leading the skill gap analysis under the investigation work package of the project. This analysis aims to identify higher education students’ current skill levels and educational needs across the EU for […]
Meet Our Partner: The European Centre of Emerging Competencies and Technologies (ECECT)
The European Centre of Emerging Competencies and Technologies (ECECT), a non-profit organization established in 2020 and based in Nicosia, Cyprus, is committed to driving innovation and fostering collaboration between academia and industry. With a focus on leveraging emerging technologies such as AI, IoT, and robotics. ECECT aims to deliver transformative education and training programs that […]
Meet our partner: SWTP
SWTP is a Polish organisation established in 2015 with the mission drive digital transformation in Poland’s engineering and technology sectors. With over 400 members—from experienced engineers to passionate tech enthusiasts—SWTP is a vibrant community working to build a digital-forward society. Operating out of its headquarters in Warsaw, SWTP connects members across Poland through a network […]
Meet Preneurz: Pioneering Digital Workplaces in DIGIFABS
Preneurz, a key partner in the DIGIFABS consortium, is at the forefront of digital innovation with their groundbreaking Digital Workplace initiative. This program is designed to bridge the gap between educational institutions and businesses, fostering entrepreneurship and driving digital transformation in the food and beverage industry. At the heart of Preneurz’s approach is their digital […]
Cultivating the Future of Food: How BIA Innovator Campus Shapes Digital Pioneers in F&B
In the rapidly evolving landscape of the food and beverage (F&B) industry, embracing digital innovation is key to achieving sustainability and growth. At the forefront of this transformation is the BIA Innovator Campus, a state-of-the-art hub dedicated to fostering innovation and supporting food businesses in the West of Ireland. Through its involvement in the DigiFABS […]
Meet our Partner: Wirtschaftsförderungs- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft Steinfurt mbH (WESt)
WESt is the business development company for the district of Steinfurt. The district of Steinfurt is located in the north-west of the federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia in Germany and has a population of 460,000. In the district of Steinfurt, companies find the best conditions for their economic success. A healthy mix of industries, excellently […]
DIGIFABS launches the first project bulletin
The DIGIFABS consortium is delighted to announce that the first project bulletin has been published. This is the first in a bi-annual digital series that will keep readers updated on project activity and progress. The first issue introduces the project, its objectives and the needs the project is addressing. There is also a report from […]
