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Complementary expertise is used not only in realisation of telecom and IT projects, but also in interdisciplinary undertakings. Typically, it is complementary to the core expertise but indispensable to realise supporting tasks. It requires high-level professionalism as well as relevant methodologies (e.g. Living Labs). Complementary expertise can be used in the following tasks:
- programming, implementation, integration or testing results of research projects
- organization of consortia (especially with partners from new EU Member States)
- project management
- analysis and market research
- international dissemination
- realisation of pilot implementations
Examples of projects:
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5th and 6th Framework Programmes
- SIMS - Supporting Innovation of SMEs in the Mobile Services and Application Supply Business
- A-BARD - Analysing Broadband Access for Rural Development
- EPRI-Start - Stimulate the participation of SMEs from NMS in IST activities
- COMIST
- AMI@work - COMmunities stimulating participation of NMS and ACC
organisations in eWork and eBusiness related IST activities
- MOSAIC - Mobile Worker Support Environments
- HAGRID
- High Added Value Soft Actions Facilitating Participation of NMS &
ACC and INCO Organisations in FP7-IST through the Innovative Use of the
Concept of “Grid Computing”
- EMERGE - Dissemination and Technology Transfer of Emerging IST Results to European Union Associated Countries
- FLEXWORK - Demonstrating and promoting the adoption of new ways of FLEXible WORKing among outlying regions and SMEs
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- SISINE - Development of innovative training practices for the teaching of Negotiation – Leonardo da Vinci programme
- MDEC
- Multimedia Distance English Courses for Users in Legal, Banking and
Financial Sectors with Elements of EU regulations – Leonardo da
Vinci programme
- Unmanned air vehicle (UAV) simulation test bed - European Defence Agency
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