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New impetus for innovation in SMEs with Smart Tech Vouchers II
With new EFRO support for Smart Tech Vouchers II, SMEs in the region will once again have the opportunity to innovate. Fourteen companies can use this to work on smart technology, aiming for thirteen concrete innovations.
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Reading culture questionnaire
How does your organisation learn? As part of the Learning Culture for Transitions project, we are investigating how SMEs approach learning culture and where support is still needed using a short online questionnaire.
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On-site TinyML workshop
Discover how Edge AI and TinyML can contribute to a smarter and more efficient manufacturing process. During a free on-site workshop, you will gain insight into concrete applications, practical experiences, and the opportunities for your organisation.
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Toleco cashes in the Techport Smart Tech voucher
Toleco is the first company to receive a Techport Smart Tech Pilot Voucher.
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Find the right technical candidate via the Service Point Technology
SPT Noord-Holland connects employers in the technical sector with the right candidates.
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The building blocks for the Transition Campus IJmond are visible
How do we create a place where education, government, entrepreneurs, and residents co-create the future of the region? During the exhibition of the Transitie Campus IJmond, initial insights were shared and gathered from the region.
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First outlines of the Transition Campus IJmond shaped
Two days. Dozens of thinkers, doers and decision-makers. One shared mission: shaping the Transitie Campus IJmond.
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New Collaboration: Energy for Change
Techport is a partner in the Energy for Change project. With support from the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science (OCW), we are focusing on strengthening skilled workers and making industrial maintenance smarter and more sustainable.
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Danish students discover the power of collaboration in the North Sea Canal Area
A group of students from the Danish region of Skjern recently made an inspiring visit to the Techport Innovation Centre. The exchange brought together two regions that have more in common than you might initially think.
