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Reshaping the Danube Region imaginary: A focus on digital transformation and HPC

Victor Cepoi

Victor Cepoi

Faculty of Information StudiesMesto, Slovenia
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21 juil. 2021
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Publié en ligne: 21 juil. 2021
Pages: 58 - 78
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/rsc-2019-0009
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First call for Danube Transnational ProgrammeSource: Interreg Danube Region Programme
First call for Danube Transnational ProgrammeSource: Interreg Danube Region Programme

Digital transformation of Industry Guidelines at Danube region level

Digital transformation of Industry Guidelines at Danube region level
EUSDRPA7: To develop the knowledge society through research, education and information technologies PA8: Competitiveness PA9: To invest in people and skills
EUSDR Action PlanTo develop and implement strategies to improve the provision and uptake of Information and Communication Technologies in the Danube Region • To improve the coverage and penetration of broadband in rural areas
• To support certain parts of society in particular need for targeted ICT policies, such as groups with a low uptake, those excluded from access or others with particular training needs
To draw up internet strategies
• To increase the availability of internet access
• To protect the freedom of expression on the web
• To protect critical infrastructures.
To use e-content and e-services to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of public and private services
• To increase the availability of technical infrastructure such as broadband and technical equipment
• To use better the EU Funds for ICT
• To create synergies between the building of energy, transport and telecom networks, in order to reduce the cost of broadband installation
To stimulate the emergence of innovative ideas for products and services and their wide validation in the field of the Information Society, using the concept of Living Labs
• To establish Living Labs through which businesses, universities and public administration jointly develop new products by involving customers/users from very early stages, including design
• To support openness to new research and market developments in a public and people-oriented approach
• To support the development of initiatives to stimulate the creation of new markets, the diffusion of new technologies, enhancement of intellectual property protection and standards and impact assessments of new legislative or regulatory proposals on innovation
To foster cooperation and exchange of knowledge between SMEs, academia and the public sector in areas of competence in the Danube Region
• To promote actions supporting the internationalisation of SMEs and facilitating interdisciplinary cooperation
To improve framework conditions for SMEs in areas where competitive infrastructure is missing
• To construct joined or networked industrial and technological parks, as well as transportation, logistics and exhibition centres
• To support investments in competitive infrastructure for SME, especially in rural and border regions
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