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Innovation Relay Centre NewsletterMarch 2000

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  Consolidation and Ambition
    Exploiting its unique expertise, the Innovation Relay Centre network is poised to play a pivotal role in the European Union's enterprise and regional development policies, says Yannis Tsilibaris of the Innovation Directorate's Networks and Services Unit.
 
  Sounding Out New Markets
    The IRC network is ensuring that Europe's small and medium-sized enterprises can play their part in the exploitation of non-destructive testing (NDT) as an indispensable tool across a very wide range of industrial sectors.
 
  Ready, Aim, Export
    The Export Explorer Mission, a visit by ten United Kingdom companies in the fire, fire safety and security sector, took place in Brussels on 24-26 March 1999. Just over one year on, what impact has the mission had?
 
  Technology Transfer in Eastern Europe
    The Görlitz Technology Transfer day, a three-country brokerage event on new materials, is providing a much needed boost to the dynamism of the region's industrial SME community.
 
  From Camembert to Guinness
    Earlier this year, IRC Ireland continued its programme of visits to Europe for Irish small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Focusing on the food and drink industries, the visits aim to expose Irish companies to more advanced process technologies.
 
  Water into Wine
    IRC North Rhine-Westphalia has developed a special interest in working with small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the water sector. Sound knowledge of this specific area is enhancing its ability to catalyse transnational transfers of technology.
 
  IPR Know-How
    In February, technology transfer professionals from 32 different Innovation Relay Centres gathered in Cambridge, United Kingdom, for the first IRC workshop on intellectual property rights (IPR).
 
  Dismantling the Invisible Barrier
    IRC staff have recently had the chance to sharpen their cross-border business skills in a series of intercultural seminars. Business practices vary widely across the European Union, and the key to successful transnational technology partnership is to understand these regional differences.
 


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