Digital transformation of the Danube region – DIGITRANS partners gathered at the University of Vienna, Faculty of Computer Science, to participate in the 5th partner meeting held on 5th and 6th February 2019. The project consortium comprises 15 partners from 7 different Danube regions.

March 6, 2019 zamolxys

Our host, Faculty of Computer Science of University of Vienna is one of the project partners.

First day of the meeting tackled blended learning trainings, which are conducted in three different phases – face-to-face trainings, online consultations and individual consultations. Their purpose is to build capacities of small and medium sized enterprises to deal with digital transformation process more easily. Partners were presented with trainings status quo, shared experience from completed trainings and discussed tasks to be done until the end of the project.

The second day started with the presentation of the communication activities status quo. Partners were given the overview of what still needs to be done in relation to project promotion and visibility.

Project partners were introduced to Scene2model approach by participating in the workshop organized by the host. Partners were divided into groups and every group had to solve the assigned case study and visualize it by modelling the problem and the solution using SAP scenes. Physical models were then transformed to digital ones using special technology. At last, each of the groups presented their models to others.

DIGITRANS – 3RD PARTNERS MEETING IN VARAŽDIN, PRESENTATION OF A DIGITRANS METHOD FOR SME’S AND ESTABLISHMENT OF A WORKING GROUP “DIGITAL DANUBE” – 30.04.2018 INVITAȚIE, Workshop de Sustenabilitate DIGITRANS- Transformarea Digitală a Organizațiilor, Camera de Comert si Industrie Tirgu-Mures, 13 martie 2019, 9:30-13:00.

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Digital transformation of the Danube region – DIGITRANS partners gathered at the University of Vienna, Faculty of Computer Science, to participate in the 5th partner meeting held on 5th and 6th February 2019. The project consortium comprises 15 partners from 7 different Danube regions.

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