The University of Wolverhampton’s e-Innovations Centre (e-IC) has been singled out for praise for its crucial role in boosting the region’s economy. The work of the centre was highlighted as a success in a report this week, following a National Audit Office performance assessment of its funding body Advantage West Midlands (AWM).
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e-Innovation Centre Licensee Launches Software
A new Telford company has launched its new lean manufacturing software for the workplace.
New look for e-Innovation Centre website
The e-Innovation Centre has recently updated and re-launched its website www.e-innovationcentre.co.uk
Innovative Company sets up in Shropshire
Pebble Learning is one of the first companies that has taken advantage of office accommodation in the modern e-Innovation Centre at the University of Wolverhampton’s Telford Campus and is a great example of the benefits of a small business working in close collaboration with the University.
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University Of Wolverhampton Shares Best Practice
Two senior officials from the Romanian County of Calarasi spent time this week with key staff from the University of Wolverhampton to understand more about turning strategic objectives into project ideas to assist with the economic, physical and social regeneration of the area, using the support of the European Structural Funds.
Mugurel Paunescu, Advisor to the President of the Calarasi County Council and Sorin Vasilescu, Executive Director in Calarasi County Council, will be in the region for a month in a visit hosted by the Borough of Telford & Wrekin
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