Synergy: Promoting Knowledge Transfer with Small to Medium Enterprises within a Framework of Social Inclusion & Community Outreach

Gary Burnett; Maurice Mulvenna; C Grant; TM Scott

Synergy: Promoting Knowledge Transfer with Small to Medium Enterprises within a Framework of Social Inclusion & Community Outreach

Gary Burnett, Maurice Mulvenna, C Grant, TM Scott

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Abstract

This paper outlines the potential of new information technologies to Smallto Medium Enterprises (SME), and describes the business and social fabric within which Northern Ireland’s SMEs operate. The Synergy project seeks to introduce new and innovative technologies such as multimedia and the Internet to people, community organisations and SMEs in the socially deprived areas of West and North Belfast. Synergy is funded by the European Union (EU) Peace & Reconciliation programme and by university and industrial funding. The project provides facilities to enable: social inclusion; knowledge & technology transfer; and business incubation & development.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Unknown Host Publication
Publisher	ICSME
Number of pages	20
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 19 Apr 1997
Event	10th International Conference on SMEs (ICSME) - Miami, Florida, USA Duration: 19 Apr 1997 → …

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Conference	10th International Conference on SMEs (ICSME)
Period	19/04/97 → …

Keywords

Knowledge Transfer
Small to Medium Enterprises
Social Inclusion
Community Outreach

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Synergy: Promoting Knowledge Transfer with Small to Medium Enterprises within a Framework of Social Inclusion & Community Outreach

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