Esteban Pelayo WATIFY 15th February 2017 EURADA Brokerage Event

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Esteban Pelayo WATIFY 15th February 2017 EURADA Brokerage Event Please feel free to adapt this presentation as you see fit for your target audience. Slides 5-10, focus on the most relevant for your audience PDFs with the full success stories are available for you (e-mail to niklas.juhl@gopacom.eu) Don’t feel compelled to using all the information provided in the notes, use as relevant to your audience. Esteban Pelayo WATIFY 15th February 2017 EURADA Brokerage Event Scotland House - Brussels

Digital & Key Enabling Technologies matter to the European Economy 75% of the economic value created by the internet arises from traditional companies KETs represent 1 trillion EUR or 19% of the total EU-28 production Link: There is massive potential in digital technologies and KETs in specific. KETs are a group of six technologies: microelectronics, nanoelectronics, nanotechnology, industrial biotechnology, advanced materials, photonics, and advanced manufacturing technologies KETs are a priority of EU industrial policy as they fuel economic growth and job creation They enable a wide ranges of advanced products, such as: Low-carbon energy solutions More energy and resource-efficient manufacturing New medical products Further information: http://ec.europa.eu/growth/industry/key-enabling-technologies_en

Digital & Key Enabling Technologies matter to the European Economy SMEs grow two-three times faster embracing digital technologies 10.000 EU SMEs base their businesses on the development & commercialisation of KETs Link: There is massive potential in digital technologies and KETs in specific. KETs are a group of six technologies: microelectronics, nanoelectronics, nanotechnology, industrial biotechnology, advanced materials, photonics, and advanced manufacturing technologies KETs are a priority of EU industrial policy as they fuel economic growth and job creation They enable a wide ranges of advanced products, such as: Low-carbon energy solutions More energy and resource-efficient manufacturing New medical products Further information: http://ec.europa.eu/growth/industry/key-enabling-technologies_en

A forward-looking vision Boosting European SMEs’ technological transformation Supporting Europe’s regions to translate their smart specialisation strategies in the areas of digitisation and KETs into concrete projects. Watify is an awareness-raising campaign funded by the European Commission to support the EU efforts to stimulate the modernisation of Europe’s industry by: Link: To stimulate the uptake of KETs and Digital technologies in general, the European Commission launched the WATIFY campaign. The biggest opportunity for Europe lies in the technological transformation of existing industries and enterprises.   The challenge is to ensure that all industrial sectors and enterprises, large and small, make the best use of these technologies and manage their transition towards higher value products, services and processes. Europe needs to move quickly and European businesses are not moving fast enough to capture the transformative value of new technologies and embrace the fourth industrial revolution. WATIFY aims to boost technological transformation through digitisation and the uptake of advanced technologies.

Who? Local and regional policy makers SMEs Competence centres Regional development agencies (RDAs) Large companies Link: To stimulate the uptake of KETs and Digital technologies in general, the European Commission launched the WATIFY campaign. The biggest opportunity for Europe lies in the technological transformation of existing industries and enterprises.   The challenge is to ensure that all industrial sectors and enterprises, large and small, make the best use of these technologies and manage their transition towards higher value products, services and processes. Europe needs to move quickly and European businesses are not moving fast enough to capture the transformative value of new technologies and embrace the fourth industrial revolution. WATIFY aims to boost technological transformation through digitisation and the uptake of advanced technologies.

How? boost and facilitate technological transfer to SMEs and regions and cities through a network of competence centres. connect SMEs and stakeholders by facilitating the sharing of best practices, lessons learnt, ideas for advancement and by encouraging collaboration on projects. inspire SMEs and local stakeholders to transform and work together on digitisation and KETS projects. Link: WATIFY aims to facilitate the uptake of digital technologies through 3 steps: All these advanced technologies are becoming more and more interlinked. The boundaries are blurring and action to promote the uptake of one type of technology cannot be separated from another. The key message is that technologies are an opportunity for SMEs to improve their business. Background: The different colours and taglines of the three icons are linked to the three main actions of the Watify campaign which are: awareness events (aimed at boosting and facilitating technological transfer to SMEs and regions and cities through a network of competence centres) matchmaking events (aimed at connecting SMEs and stakeholders by facilitating the sharing of best practices and by encouraging collaboration on projects). Success stories ( aimed at inspiring SMEs and local stakeholders to transform and replicate successful technological transformation projects)

Watify is 240 AWARENESS EVENTS 40 MATCHMAKING EVENTS in regions and cities all across Europe 40 MATCHMAKING EVENTS for smart cooperation and investment 100 SUCCESS STORIES of technological transformation To recap  As you can see, WATIFY is part of a wider, strategic industrial modernisation and economic development approach. To be successful, we must communicate this strategic approach not by imposing the way forward from Brussels or national capitals but by engaging with regions and industry to make it happen on the ground, in the enterprises. So, WATIFY is about sharing information and experience, learning from peers and designing new joint ventures; it is about community building. It is our ambition that WATIFY shall help ensure that all industrial sectors and enterprises, large and small, make the best use of digital and advanced technologies such as KETs and successfully manage their transition towards higher value products, services and processes. But to achieve this, we need you to join in: Let us know if you have an event where WATIFY could be featured or maybe you want to co-organise a WATIFY information event? Are you involved in regional twinning initiatives or cross-sectoral cooperation projects and think a matchmaking event could help take your collaboration further? Do you know of a company that has undergone technological transformation and think that others could learn from their experience? Do let us know, become involved in WATIFY.

Let’s get social! Follow WATIFY on: facebook.com/watify Please encourage your participants to follow our social media pages and engage with the WATFIY campaign. twitter.com/watify Visit watify.eu Contact: info@watify.eu linkedin.com/Watify