For innovative SMEs developing solutions for Education, Energy & Water, Healthcare, Public Administration, Manufacturing and Transports sectors
“The Decoding Open Market Consultation” conference will be an engaging and informative online event tailored specifically for procurement professionals, private and public organisations looking to gain a comprehensive understanding of what an Open Market Consultation entails.
Registrations are open for the second webinar organised by the Innovation Procurement Task Force partners. It will take place online, on 28 June 2023, from 12:00 to 13:00 CEST, bringing you “Insights from public procurers’ exchange of best practices“.
The Innovation Procurement Task Force is excited to announce their upcoming info session on April 20th at 14:00 CEST. This webinar is a fantastic opportunity for cities, businesses, and organisations interested in innovation procurement to learn about the latest developments
The “Procurement of Innovation in 2023: challenges and opportunities” online conference is the perfect opportunity for procurement professionals, private and public organisations, and anyone interested in the procurement of innovation to learn from experts and engage in discussions on the
Are you part of a big public or private organisation? Would you like to learn how to identify and describe unmet innovation needs, to boost demand-driven, effective and sustainable adoption of innovative solutions?
The upcoming InnoBuyer webinar on “How to
Join the InnoBuyer Online Webinar and discover how you can benefit from the InnoBuyer Open Call for Challengers.
The InnoBuyer Call for Challenger aims to select 15 public and private entities with unmet innovation needs, from any sector, to join the
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under the Grant Agreement 101071212.
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