Last week, our UNIST team attended the concluding event of the ADMA Trans4MERS project in Brussels, a two-day assembly that celebrated the end of a transformative three-year journey. This accomplishment was achieved thanks to the teamwork of 32 committed partners from 27 EU nations.
The event showcased multiple engaging sessions conducted by partners, providing numerous networking chances and insights into support services accessible for manufacturing SMEs. One of the key moments was a session featuring motivating success stories from SMEs that took part in the program.
Even though the University of Split joined the initiative in its final year, it has already had a significant impact. Numerous Croatian manufacturing SMEs have joined the project and are actively seeking services tailored to their specific needs. These services are intended to enable change in one of seven critical areas, helping organizations identify objectives for progress and improvement.
With a budget of €5.6 million, this initiative has enabled SMEs to transform into #FactoriesOfTheFuture, directly addressing ecological, digital, and societal issues.
You can learn more about ADMA Trans4MERs project at ADMA TRANS4MERS.
