Initiative 3 Sample Clauses

Initiative 3. 2: Introduce an Industry 4.0 Awareness Programme Title of the Initiative Introduce an Industry 4.0 Awareness Programme Initiative’s Coding Initiative 3.2 Pillar Pillar 3: Collaborations & synergies Area of focus • Enhance the collaboration between large, digitally advanced enterprises and Greek SMEs and mid-caps to enhance the latter’s digital awareness Link with strategic goals • Increase the Greek Industry’s overall digital maturity • Digitally upskill and reskill the human workforce in the Greek industry Description of the initiative Rationale behind the need for the initiative The introduction of an Industry 4.0 awareness programme is of paramount importance for the Greek Industrial enterprises and particularly the Greek SMEs and midcaps, the majority of which appear to demonstrate limited knowledge on what Industry 4.0 consists of and how this is expected to radically change the Industrial paradigm. In addition, the awareness programme could also benefit the Greek Industry and more specifically the manufacturing sector, raise its profile and brand recognition and attract more young people to enter the industry. Finally, the programme shall coordinate all Industry 4.0 awareness initiatives that currently are sporadic, can be overlapping and lack a targeted vision and direction. Details of the initiative Introduce an Industry 4.0 awareness programme, ran by the Ministry of Development & Investments in collaboration with Industry Federations and the Chamber of Commerce, dedicated for Greek SMEs & midcaps that will aim at providing information and raising awareness on topics related to the Greek economy’s Industry 4.0 rotation and will support Greek SMEs & midcaps on their digital transformation. The programme shall indicatively include the following actions: - Organization of dedicated presentations and workshops on the benefits of Industry 4.0; these presentations/ workshops shall be tailored to different industrial sectors and/or to the different size of the companies participating - Presentation of Industry 4.0 best practices and use cases of SMEs/ organizations that have implemented I4.0 technologies to digitally transform - Organization of networking and matchmaking Industry 4.0 events, where organizations of the Greek Industry (with an emphasis on SMEs, midcaps) can communicate and exchange ideas/ solutions with top-level executives and decision-makers from leading large companies and build strategic partnerships for long-term business growth - Des...
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Initiative 3. 1: Introduce the "Idea Agora" Pitch Programme Title of the Initiative Introduce the "Idea Agora" Pitch Programme Initiative’s Coding Initiative 3.1 Pillar Pillar 3: Collaborations & synergies Area of focus • Enhance the collaboration between large, digitally advanced enterprises and Greek SMEs and mid-caps to enhance the latter’s digital awareness
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Initiative 3. 4: Develop a dedicated Industry 4.0 platform for Greece Title of the Initiative Develop a dedicated Industry 4.0 platform for Greece Initiative’s Coding Initiative 3.4 Pillar Pillar 3: Collaborations & synergies Area of focus • Set up industrial platforms on specific areas of economic activity to enable the creation of ecosystems and achieve the scaleup of the Greek SMEs and mid-caps
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