Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) is a global support network that aims to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in innovation, development and internationalisation. The EEN, the largest of its kind in the world, offers personalised advisory services from experts from member organisations such as chambers of commerce, universities, innovation agencies and regional development organisations. The network operates in over 60 countries, bringing together 3000 experts from over 600 organisations to support companies in adapting to sustainable and digital business models and in finding new markets and international partnerships. Launched by the European Commission in 2008, the network is funded by the Single Market Programme and implemented by the European Commission’s European Innovation Council and the SME Executive Agency (EISMEA). Through the EEN, entrepreneurs can benefit from a wide range of advisory services, including support in digitisation, innovation, technology audits, technology transfer, innovation financing and sustainable development. As an EEN center at DELAB UW, we specialize in consulting in the field of digital transformation, innovation and internationalization. Companies using EEN services have access to an extensive database of business opportunities in Europe, which helps them establish international partnerships, develop new products and expand into foreign markets.

The project aims to increase the capacity of vocational education and training providers (IVET and CVET) in the Accommodation and Food Service (A&F) sector to support current and future workers in developing the digital skills needed to cope with ongoing technological transformation.

European Digital Innovation Centres (EDIH) support companies and public institutions in effectively implementing modern technologies, helping them to meet the challenges of digitalization. As part of the Digital Europe program, EDIH focuses on small and medium-sized enterprises, offering access to expert knowledge and a wide range of services, such as testing new technologies, training, and technical and financial advice. A key role is played by the assessment of digital maturity, which identifies areas requiring improvement and indicates development paths. DELab UW, as a project partner, supports the development of EDIH by providing expertise and analyses, helping companies in digital transformation and increasing competitiveness. The EDIH network, consisting of 228 hubs across Europe, enables the exchange of knowledge and experience between regions. Companies using EDIH services gain access to advanced technologies, such as AI or HPC, and the opportunity to develop international partnerships. The project combines funding from the European Commission and Member States, offering comprehensive support at every stage of digitalization. Thanks to EDIH, Polish companies can successfully build their position in the digital economy.

Reducing the AI ​​skills gap in European micro, small and medium-sized retail companies. Using AI is intended to help them run their businesses more ecologically and become more competitive on the global market. Ultimately, the action is intended to support the goal of 75% of European companies implementing AI technologies by 2030.

The aim of the project is to conduct a detailed analysis of the accessibility and visibility of diverse cultural content from Europe in the digital environment. The study focuses on the impact of content prioritization practices, algorithmic recommendations and curatorial strategies on cultural and linguistic diversity online. It pays special attention to the music and books sectors to understand how these mechanisms affect their reception and accessibility. The final outcome of the project will be to identify potential actions, both at the European Union and national level, that could protect and promote cultural and linguistic diversity online. This project is an important step towards the sustainable development of the digital cultural market in Europe.