In the quest of resilience through increasing its strategic capacity, the EU needs to take more actions to support the European scale-ups with a technology base. There are several challenges at EU level that prevent tech scale ups to fully develop their potential. In this context, the ATI project has worked on identifying the main-challenges of these companies, providing and overview of the existing policy strategies and measures at EU level, as well as examples of national and regional policies. This policy webinar will also help to identify additional gaps in knowledge and policy needs.

More information and registration here: https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/ATIPolicyScaling20042021

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In this context, the Advanced Technologies for Industry (ATI) project provides a systematic monitoring of technological trends and data on advanced technologies to properly support the implementation of policies and initiatives and finally promote a competitive European industry.

This event has two main objectives:

• to present some interesting tools monitoring advanced technologies’ trends and developments such us the Data dashboard and Technology Watch reports on AI and IoT which can represent a valuable source of information when planning and implementing I4.0 policies at national level;

• to discuss how to better monitor technology uptake across EU sectors giving voice to Industry 4.0 platforms and to share and exchange experiences in order to benefit from ATI in a practical way, for example through the definition of joint projects or the formulation of questions to policy makers.
  The event is addressed primarily to Industry 4.0 platforms, but all interested stakeholders are welcome to join.

For more information and registration: https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/ATIMakeitworkIndustry40

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The objective of these thematic workshops is to mobilise the community in anticipation of the upcoming Horizon Europe and Digital Europe programmes, and to consolidate priorities from the communities of stakeholders in a roadmap for Europe (the main objective for NGIoT), both relating to technologies and with respect to supporting the range of relevant policies, including the green deal.

The afternoon of 30 March 2021 will be dedicated to presentations and discussions in the domain of agrifood and rural smart communities. The workshop will bring together the visions on smart communities from several associations and projects: Living-in.EU, AURORAL and dRural and the more sectoral aspects DEMETER, ATLAS, IoF2020 and SmartAgriHubs.

The economy of rural smart communities in Europe is a key focus area for the European Commission, both short-term in securing equal access to connectivity and services and as part of the long-term vision for rural areas. As the pandemic has shown, the rural areas are surging in popularity for both short- and long-term relocation. At the same time, rural areas are linked to urban areas, through people, economy, territory – and food.

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For more information and registration: https://ati.ec.europa.eu/events/monitoring-advanced-technologies-european-countries-global-competitive-landscape

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