Source : Hapag-Lloyd AG
About
ResC4EU is a collaboration project and initiative funded by the European Union with 3 million Euros. It aims to support EU businesses, particularly Small and Medium sized enterprises (SMEs), in becoming more resilient and sustainable and be able to quickly adapt to supply chain disruptions such as experienced during COVID-19 crisis, geopolitical tensions or disasters (e.g. Suez Channel closure, floodings, strikes) by adopting advanced technologies. ResC4EU will provide an open space for collaboration facilitated by Industry clusters, develop and provide models and tools that can assist SMEs in detecting and anticipating disruptions in their supply chains, and offering SMEs tailored support and training programmes as part of the ResC4EU Net-Zero Industry Academies. Further, manufacturing SMEs in need of implementing advanced technologies will be bring together with tech-savvy SMEs providing innovative solutions.Network
Tools & Services
Lighthouse Pilots
Demonstrators
Our Support for SMEs
4
14
8
1
(source : European Commission)
PKTK - Polish cluster of Composite Technologies
The Polish Cluster of Composite Technologies (PKTK) was established in October 2017 in Kraków and constitutes a platform for cooperation of entities operating in the field of composite technologies, including universities and scientific, research or development units as well as entrepreneurs, inventors, business environment units and other interested persons or institutions. Currently the cluster has over 120 members and has the status of a National Key Cluster. The main objective of the Polish Composite Technology Cluster is the development of international cooperation including the promotion of Polish and foreign technologies, companies and institutions involved in the manufacture, research and design of composite components, as well as the popularization of technological know-how on equipment and components used in the production of composites.
AIDIMME
AIDIMME is the Metal-Processing, Wood, Furniture and Packaging Technology Institute. A technology centre that fosters the competitiveness of companies through research and innovation activities. Key competences include circular economy, industry 4.0, advanced application of materials, modified surfaces, additive manufacturing, product development and optimization, water and waste treatment, toxicity of materials, packaging systems, chemical technologies, biobased materials and a wide range of testing laboratories. As a cluster, AIDIMME as some 600 affiliated companies from sectors like metal consumer goods, machinery, manufacturing, transport, packaging and logistics, furniture and wood processing.
atim - Advanced Technology in Manufacturing
The atim (Advanced Technology in Manufacturing) cluster for manufacturing companies in Ireland. With over 70 members since it launched in July 2021, the cluster focuses on supporting members accelerate their sustainable growth and digital transition. Members can access in-depth knowledge, services and supports to increase productivity, efficiency and prepare for markets of tomorrow through a range of cluster services. The atim cluster draws upon decades of expertise in manufacturing and innovation anchored in the Irish Midlands Region. It drives innovation of sector by fostering skill development, creating collaborative R&D projects and supporting with growth opportunities internationally.
The project supports SMEs from 14 industrial sectors across Europe
Latvian IT Cluster
Latvian IT Cluster is an IT company community with a strong focus on internationalisation, cross- sectoral collaboration, and digitalisation, managing different local and international projects in a close partnership with companies, clusters, universities, and public organisations. As the European Digital Innovation Hub, we serve as a go-to partner in digitalisation projects, spreading the digital competences and skills of the EDIH ecosystem and playing a major role in increasing the competitiveness of the Latvian companies on a global scale. Our core focus is on digital transformation in agrifood, production and healthcare industries, artificial intelligence and advanced digital skills.
Composites United e.V (Coordinator)
Composites United e. V. (CU), one of the world’s largest networks for fiber-based multi-material lightweight design, emerged by the two associations Carbon Composites e. V. and CFK Valley e.V. About 350 members have joined to form this high-performance industry and research association to jointly develop lightweight design solutions for the futureample text.
Maritimes Cluster Norther Germany e.V.
The Maritime Cluster Northern Germany (MCN) is a cluster that promotes and consolidates collaboration within the maritime industry in Northern Germany. It brings partners together across federal state boundaries, promote cooperation and innovation across various industries, assist in the search for innovation partners, advise on incentives and grants, and arrange contacts in the maritime sector. With over 350 members from business, academia and politics, the MCN provides an influential maritime network. We have a nationwide presence with offices in Bremen, Hamburg, Lower Saxony, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Schleswig-Holstein.
Scaberia AS
Scaberia AS is a Technology Development and Innovation Management company based in Oslo, Norway. Services provided covering the entire business life cycle from defining strategies and project economics, suitable finance and be part in the project execution in different roles. Being specialist in global Business & Marketing, providing Deep Tech and Ai competences to clients and partner, Scaberia covers the range from research projects towards commercialisation on all levels.
GreenTwin GmbH
GreenTwin GmbH is a deep tech startup established in January 2022, in Austria. Centered around a multi-sided B2B platform for supply chain management, the company’s core solution aligns with its strategic objective - to provide services that enhance the sustainability and resilience of supply chains, benefitting multiple stakeholders. Planned new platform services include the use of Copernicus Earth Observation data and support for the circular economy.
ISL - Institute of Shipping Economics and Logistics
By combining tradition and modern science, the Institute of Shipping Economics and Logistics (ISL) has positioned itself as one of Europe‘s leading institutions for research, consulting and know-how transfer in maritime logistics. In its seven competence areas, ISL offers customised innovative processes, analyses and solutions in the field of maritime logistics.
Fraunhofer IGCV
Fraunhofer IGCV, based in Augsburg, Germany, focuses on sustainable engineering, intelligent production, and multi-material solutions with the motto Green, Lean, Digital. In the Resc4EU project, Fraunhofer IGCV will develop an intelligent tool that, among other things, assesses the consequences of a change in the supply chain on the environmental impact of products. With the help of the tool, it should be possible to automatically and efficiently evaluate different alternatives.
Our Vision
Our vision is to create a future where EU businesses are resilient and sustainable, capable of effectively navigating supply chain disruptions and contributing to economic stability and growth in Europe.Our Mission
Our mission is to support SMEs in making their production processes and supply chains more resilient and sustainable through digital tools, further training and networking with tech-savy SMEs.
“RESILIENT SUPPLY CHAINS”
A “Resilient supply chain" is a supply chain system that can withstand and adapt to various disruptions, challenges, or changes. While ensuring continuity of operations and minise disruptions of the flow of goods or services.
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U
P
P
L
Y
Major benefits in making supply chains resilient ?
Risk Mitigation
Better withstand and mitigate various risks such as disruptions in transportation, natural disasters, geopolitical tensions, or other unforeseen events.Business Continuity
Maintain operations during disruptions, ensuring continuous supply to customers and preserving revenue streams.Cost Reduction
Minimise costs caused by disruptions or downtime, such as expediting shipments, sourcing from alternative suppliers, potential fines or penalties, etc.Competitive Advantage
Better positioned to outperform competitors by maintaining consistent operations and meeting customer needs even during challenging times and enhancing reputation.Increased Flexibility
Enable companies to quickly adapt to changes in market conditions, customer demands, or regulatory requirements, allowing for more agile operations.Customer Satisfaction
Reliable and uninterrupted supply fosters customer satisfaction, loyalty, and trust, leading to long-term relationships and repeat business.Sustainability
Incorporation of sustainability practices, such as reducing waste, optimising energy use, sourcing materials ethically, contributing to environmental and social responsibility.Project objectives – what we want to achieve
• Developing and offering tools that can be used by manufacturing SMEs for identification and mitigation of supply chain risk and disruptions. • Offering an open space for training of manufacturing SMEs and networking with tech-savvy SMEs. • Accelerating Advanced Technologies in manufacturing SMEs. • Demonstrating the benefits of supply chain resilience while also deriving improvements in sustainability (i.e. GHGs emission reduction, energy savings, resource savings). • Increasing public understanding on resilient supply chains and advanced technologies as solutions for making EU businesses more resilient and sustainable.
Project Consortium
ResC4EU
is
led
by
a
consortium
of
10
robust
partners
from
7
European
countries.
It
includes
six
of
Europe’s
foremost
industry
associations
and
clusters,
representing
over
1000
SMEs
across
14
European
industrial
sectors
and
spanning
5
European
countries.
Additionally,
the
consortium
features
two
SMEs
specialising
in
inter-cluster
and
innovation
management,
as
well
as
B2B
platform
development
Two
research
organisations
specialising
in
logistics,
supply
chain
risk
modelling,
and
product
life-cycle
assessment
complete the consortium. The ResC4EU project is coordinated by the German industry association Composites United e.V..
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About
ResC4EU
is
a
collaboration
project
and
initiative
funded
by
the
European
Union
with
3
million
Euros.
It
aims
to
support
EU
businesses,
particularly
Small
and
Medium
sized
enterprises
(SMEs),
in
becoming
more
resilient
and
sustainable
and
be
able
to
quickly
adapt
to
supply
chain
disruptions
such
as
experienced
during
COVID-19
crisis,
geopolitical
tensions
or
disasters
(e.g.
Suez
Channel
closure,
floodings,
strikes)
by
adopting advanced technologies.
ResC4EU
will
provide
an
open
space
for
collaboration
facilitated
by
Industry
clusters,
develop
and
provide
models
and
tools
that
can
assist
SMEs
in
detecting
and
anticipating
disruptions
in
their
supply
chains,
and
offering
SMEs
tailored
support
and
training
programmes
as
part
of
the
ResC4EU
Net-Zero
Industry
Academies.
Further,
manufacturing
SMEs
in
need
of
implementing
advanced
technologies
will
be
bring
together
with
tech-
savvy SMEs providing innovative solutions.
Network
Tools & Services
Lighthouse Pilots
Demonstrators
Our Support for SMEs
4
14
8
1
(source : European Commission)
AIDIMME
AIDIMME is the Metal-Processing, Wood, Furniture and Packaging Technology Institute. A technology centre that fosters the competitiveness of companies through research and innovation activities. Key competences include circular economy, industry 4.0, advanced application of materials, modified surfaces, additive manufacturing, product development and optimization, water and waste treatment, toxicity of materials, packaging systems, chemical technologies, biobased materials and a wide range of testing laboratories. As a cluster, AIDIMME as some 600 affiliated companies from sectors like metal consumer goods, machinery, manufacturing, transport, packaging and logistics, furniture and wood processing.
PKTK - Polish cluster of
Composite Technologies
The Polish Cluster of Composite Technologies (PKTK) was established in October 2017 in Kraków and constitutes a platform for cooperation of entities operating in the field of composite technologies, including universities and scientific, research or development units as well as entrepreneurs, inventors, business environment units and other interested persons or institutions. Currently the cluster has over 120 members and has the status of a National Key Cluster. The main objective of the Polish Composite Technology Cluster is the development of international cooperation including the promotion of Polish and foreign technologies, companies and institutions involved in the manufacture, research and design of composite components, as well as the popularization of technological know-how on equipment and components used in the production of composites.
atim - Advanced Technology in
Manufacturing
The atim (Advanced Technology in Manufacturing) cluster for manufacturing companies in Ireland. With over 70 members since it launched in July 2021, the cluster focuses on supporting members accelerate their sustainable growth and digital transition. Members can access in-depth knowledge, services and supports to increase productivity, efficiency and prepare for markets of tomorrow through a range of cluster services. The atim cluster draws upon decades of expertise in manufacturing and innovation anchored in the Irish Midlands Region. It drives innovation of sector by fostering skill development, creating collaborative R&D projects and supporting with growth opportunities internationally.
The project supports SMEs
from 14 industrial sectors
across Europe
Latvian IT Cluster
Latvian IT Cluster is an IT company community with a strong focus on internationalisation, cross-sectoral collaboration, and digitalisation, managing different local and international projects in a close partnership with companies, clusters, universities, and public organisations. As the European Digital Innovation Hub, we serve as a go-to partner in digitalisation projects, spreading the digital competences and skills of the EDIH ecosystem and playing a major role in increasing the competitiveness of the Latvian companies on a global scale. Our core focus is on digital transformation in agrifood, production and healthcare industries, artificial intelligence and advanced digital skills.
Composites United e.V
(Coordinator)
Composites United e. V. (CU), one of the world’s largest networks for fiber-based multi- material lightweight design, emerged by the two associations Carbon Composites e. V. and CFK Valley e.V. About 350 members have joined to form this high-performance industry and research association to jointly develop lightweight design solutions for the futureample text.
Maritimes Cluster Norther
Germany e.V.
The Maritime Cluster Northern Germany (MCN) is a cluster that promotes and consolidates collaboration within the maritime industry in Northern Germany. It brings partners together across federal state boundaries, promote cooperation and innovation across various industries, assist in the search for innovation partners, advise on incentives and grants, and arrange contacts in the maritime sector. With over 350 members from business, academia and politics, the MCN provides an influential maritime network. We have a nationwide presence with offices in Bremen, Hamburg, Lower Saxony, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Schleswig-Holstein.
Scaberia AS
Scaberia AS is a Technology Development and Innovation Management company based in Oslo, Norway. Services provided covering the entire business life cycle from defining strategies and project economics, suitable finance and be part in the project execution in different roles. Being specialist in global Business & Marketing, providing Deep Tech and Ai competences to clients and partner, Scaberia covers the range from research projects towards commercialisation on all levels.
GreenTwin GmbH
GreenTwin GmbH is a deep tech startup established in January 2022, in Austria. Centered around a multi-sided B2B platform for supply chain management, the company’s core solution aligns with its strategic objective - to provide services that enhance the sustainability and resilience of supply chains, benefitting multiple stakeholders.Planned new platform services include the use of Copernicus Earth Observation data and support for the circular economy.
ISL - Institute of Shipping
Economics and Logistics
By combining tradition and modern science, the Institute of Shipping Economics and Logistics (ISL) has positioned itself as one of Europe‘s leading institutions for research, consulting and know-how transfer in maritime logistics. In its seven competence areas, ISL offers customised innovative processes, analyses and solutions in the field of maritime logistics.
Fraunhofer IGCV
Fraunhofer IGCV, based in Augsburg, Germany, focuses on sustainable engineering, intelligent production, and multi-material solutions with the motto Green, Lean, Digital. In the ResC4EU project, Fraunhofer IGCV will develop an intelligent tool that, among other things, assesses the consequences of a change in the supply chain on the environmental impact of products. With the help of the tool, it should be possible to automatically and efficiently evaluate different alternatives.
Our Vision
Our vision is to create a future where EU businesses are resilient and sustainable, capable of effectively navigating supply chain disruptions and contributing to economic stability and growth in Europe.Our Mission
Our mission is to support innovation in Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), with a focus on traditional manufacturing SMEs, supplier SMEs, supply chain SMEs across all 14 Industrial sectors in Europe and EU tech-savvy SMEs with innovative solutions from the field of advanced technologies.
“RESILIENT SUPPLY CHAINS”
A “Resilient supply chain" is a supply chain system that can withstand and adapt to various disruptions, challenges, or changes. while ensuring continuity of operations and minise disruptions of the flow of goods or services.
S
U
P
P
L
Y
Major benefits in making
supply chains resilient ?
Risk Mitigation
Better withstand and mitigate various risks such as disruptions in transportation, natural disasters, geopolitical tensions, or other unforeseen events.Business Continuity
Maintain operations during disruptions, ensuring continuous supply to customers and preserving revenue streams.Cost Reduction
Minimise costs caused by disruptions or downtime, such as expediting shipments, sourcing from alternative suppliers, potential fines or penalties, etc.Competitive Advantage
Better positioned to outperform competitors by maintaining consistent operations and meeting customer needs even during challenging times and enhancing reputation.Increased Flexibility
Enable companies to quickly adapt to changes in market conditions, customer demands, or regulatory requirements, allowing for more agile operations.Customer Satisfaction
Reliable and uninterrupted supply fosters customer satisfaction, loyalty, and trust, leading to long-term relationships and repeat business.Sustainability
Incorporation of sustainability practices, such as reducing waste, optimising energy use, sourcing materials ethically, contributing to environmental and social responsibilityProject objectives – what we
want to achieve
• Developing and offering tools that can be used by manufacturing SMEs for identification and mitigation of supply chain risk and disruptions. • Offering an open space for training of manufacturing SMEs and networking with tech-savvy SMEs. • Accelerating Advanced Technologies in manufacturing SMEs. • Demonstrating the benefits of supply chain resilience while also deriving improvements in sustainability (i.e. GHGs emission reduction, energy savings, resource savings). • Increasing public understanding on resilient supply chains and advanced technologies as solutions for making EU businesses more resilient and sustainable.
Project Consortium
ResC4EU
is
led
by
a
consortium
of
10
robust
partners
from
7
European
countries.
It
includes
six
of
Europe’s
foremost
industry
clusters,
representing
over
1000
SMEs
across
14
European
industrial
sectors
and
spanning
5
European
countries.
Additionally,
the
consortium
features
two
SMEs
specialising
in
inter-cluster
and
innovation
management,
as
well
as
B2B
platform
development
Two
research
organisations
specialising
in
logistics,
supply
chain
risk
modelling,
and
product
life-
cycle
assessment
complete
the
consortium.
The
ResC4EU
project
is
coordinated
by
the
German
Leading-edge
Cluster
Composites
United e.V.
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