OSMOSIS INTERNATIONAL Event on "Trends and R&D opportunities for the security technology supply chain"
15 June 2011 - 15 June 2011
Italy
The security market has been growing dramatically over the last decades. It has been expanding in terms of services, products and research activities offered.
Nowadays, the security market is a multi-facet domain that encompasses disparate areas, ranging from the security of Critical infrastructure to the security of large events. Large Enterprises (LEs) as well as Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs) seek and exploit opportunities that lay untaken on this growing market.
LEs, by their nature, cover a predominant role while SMEs have to face obstacles in entering the supply chain even though they are fully qualified to bring expertise and innovation in this market. This distance between LEs and SMEs is a hampering factor that hinders the potential benefits related to a joint collaboration between these enterprises.
Here, the OSMOSIS project, Overcoming Security Market Obstacles for SMEs Involvement in the technological Supply Chain come into play. After a year of its birth, this workshop aims first to show OSMOSIS project results, areas of activity and then to foster collaboration between European LEs and SMEs on Security Research Topics.
All the information to participate to this event is available on http://www.osmosisecurity.eu(opens in new window).
For any further information please contact:
Francesca Matarese: fmatarese@sesm.it
Francesca Capobianco: f.capobianco@consorzio-cini.it
Nowadays, the security market is a multi-facet domain that encompasses disparate areas, ranging from the security of Critical infrastructure to the security of large events. Large Enterprises (LEs) as well as Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs) seek and exploit opportunities that lay untaken on this growing market.
LEs, by their nature, cover a predominant role while SMEs have to face obstacles in entering the supply chain even though they are fully qualified to bring expertise and innovation in this market. This distance between LEs and SMEs is a hampering factor that hinders the potential benefits related to a joint collaboration between these enterprises.
Here, the OSMOSIS project, Overcoming Security Market Obstacles for SMEs Involvement in the technological Supply Chain come into play. After a year of its birth, this workshop aims first to show OSMOSIS project results, areas of activity and then to foster collaboration between European LEs and SMEs on Security Research Topics.
All the information to participate to this event is available on http://www.osmosisecurity.eu(opens in new window).
For any further information please contact:
Francesca Matarese: fmatarese@sesm.it
Francesca Capobianco: f.capobianco@consorzio-cini.it
Keywords
Technological Supply Chain