What ProsperAMnet is about?
ProsperAMnet stands for 'Progressing Service Performance and Export Results of Advanced Manufacturers Networks'
Many smart specialisation strategies of central European regions recognise the need of strengthening advanced manufacturers. Especially small- and medium-sized companies face substantial competitive pressure. One way out is to offer additional services, which, however, requires big structural changes, especially for service exporters. Therefore, the ProsperAMnet project will offer know-how and create a transnational network to collect experiences from the local level. The project jointly develops innovative tools and approaches to support advanced manufacturers and will build their capacities. Additionally, partners will develop strategic action plans and recommendations for the future.
OutpuT O.T1.1
In order to support Advanced Manufacturers to become successful in their service business, a tool called ‘Service Performance Monitor’ is translated into the involved CE languages. This online tool identifies the internal leverages for improving the introduction, management and selling of services. Further, it provides recommendations for action and benchmarks. www.prosperamnet.eu
OUTPUT EXPLAIN VIDEO
This video describes how the Service Export Radar and the underlying Artificial Intelligence works. The Radar is a free-to-use online tool designed to support Advanced Manufacturers in their service export activities.
Join the radar: www.prosperamnet.eu
With this reports, especially policy makers are addressed in order to support them in improving regional AMs’ internal service capabilities and regional competitiveness in the field of Advanced Manufacturing Systems. Strategic Action Plans are developed for each involved CE-country, and shows the main challenges regarding industrial service excellence in the respective country, and gives insights how to overcome these challenges.
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ProsperAMnet has 10 partners from 7 countries.
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Technical University of Liberec, Faculty of Economics
(Czech Republic)
VDMA – Association of German Mechanical and Plant Engineering (Germany)
Regione Autonoma Friuli Venezia Giulia (Italy)
Faculty of Information Studies in Novo mesto (Slovenia)
Ministry of National Development, Digital Economy and Innovation (Hungary)
Austrian Chamber of Commerce, Foreign Trade, International Technology Cooperation (Austria)
European region Danube-Vltava (ERDV) (Germany)
Slovak marketing association (Slovak Republic)
South Bohemian Agency for Support to Innovative Enterprising (Czech Republic)
Municipality of Székesfehérvár (Hungary)