The document outlines the development of Derry~Londonderry as Ireland's digital capital. It discusses how Derry City Council worked to develop the digital economy and creative industries through initiatives like Digital Derry. This included supporting startups, hosting events, and developing infrastructure. As a result, the digital sector is now the fastest growing in the region, employs hundreds, and has created over 120 startups. Derry has become a super connected city with high-speed internet and is attracting further investment through projects like science and technology parks.
Presented by Iain Hamilton, Highlands and Islands Enterprise (supporting practitioners across the creative industries), Scotland, United Kingdom, during the meeting held in virtual format entitled, "Culture & jobs: rescue, support, unleash" from 27-28 January 2021 as part of the CULTURE, CREATIVE SECTORS AND LOCAL DEVELOPMENT Policy webinar series. Providing evidence and guidance to cities and regions on ways to maximize the economic and social impact of culture and support the creative economy.
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Steria Benelux is a division of Steria, a global IT services company with over 20,000 employees. Steria provides services such as infrastructure management, application management, consulting, and application development. Steria has a presence across Europe as well as in India, Singapore, and Morocco. It works with clients in sectors such as banking, insurance, government, telecom, energy, and transport. Steria focuses on domains of excellence tailored to its clients' needs.
This document provides information about Total Telecom World, a new two-day conference and networking event organized by Total Telecom coinciding with their annual World Communication Awards. The conference will examine future business models, innovation, and strategies for the global communications industry. It will take place in November 2011 in London and is expected to attract over 600 senior telecom executives. The document outlines the event themes, speakers, sponsorship opportunities, and venue.
On behalf of Agoria, the Belgian federation for ICT, N BBDO put their heads together with Proximity BBDO and organized a three-wave synergy campaign towards students in their last year secondary school.
Jersey Digital Momentum - e 1s and 0s per sq km than you might think
A talk given in London to the chairs and representatives of 10 international groups, members of council & trustees.
LynxPro is an online platform that matches highly skilled tech professionals to selective contract jobs and projects in cutting-edge technologies. It offers free registration and focuses on niche technologies like big data, IoT, VR and AI rather than using traditional recruitment methods. As part of the large global Reply group, LynxPro aims to create a tech community through sponsoring events and supporting IT activities.
The document proposes a program called REEDiRSA to promote rural enterprise and economic development in Southern Africa. It outlines the program's goals of preventing talent loss from rural areas and transforming local economies. The program would create a network of regional and community infopreneurs to provide a range of information and technology services that support businesses, education, and community development. These services are intended to address challenges around access to information, skills, and markets in rural communities.
The document outlines a digital strategy for Derry, Northern Ireland. It aims to support the growth of the local digital and creative content sectors through four key objectives: 1) raising awareness of the sector, 2) supporting local business growth initiatives, 3) animating digital content networks, and 4) raising the sector's profile. It discusses conducting business surveys to identify needs, providing training and mentoring programs, and promoting regional collaboration and opportunities in the digital field.
Growing derrys digital economy (Marc McGerty)campone
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The document outlines Derry's 2013-2015 digital economy strategy. The strategy focuses on 5 key themes: stimulating and promoting the digital sector; developing new enterprises; attracting public and private investment; improving digital skills and employment; and growing Derry's digital infrastructure and brand. The goals are to start 50 new digital businesses, create 100 new jobs, generate an additional 贈4.7 million in revenue, and support over 400 businesses through events and programs by 2015. The strategy builds on previous investments and initiatives in Derry's digital development.
The document presents a strategy for developing the creative digital content sector in Derry~Londonderry, Northern Ireland. It aims to raise awareness of the sector, support growth of local digital businesses, develop digital business networks, and raise Derry's profile as a digital hub. The strategy will create leadership teams, appoint ambassadors, run business competitions and mentoring, and host networking events to promote the city's digital offerings.
Io t roadmapping 11-12 july 2012 - welcome pres by tsb v1 maurizio pilu grahamhitchen
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The Technology Strategy Board (TSB) is the UK's innovation agency that invests over 贈300 million per year in business innovation. The TSB has invested over 贈2 billion total with partners in over 3000 projects. The TSB has launched the #tsbiot programme, a 贈5 million investment, to help the UK gain an early advantage in Internet of Things adoption, applications, and services. The programme activities include building an IoT community, preparatory studies on challenges and opportunities, and planning for a 贈4 million IoT convergence demonstrator project in 2012. The TSB aims to inform research councils and organizations on key IoT research challenges from a UK perspective.
Presentation form A2 Dominion Housing's Caroline Wolff from the Social Housing and Digital Inclusion: People not Technology event in London on April 14 2015.
This document provides a summary of funding opportunities, financing options, and support resources for UK digital businesses in October 2014. It lists several open funding calls for areas like connected cities, innovation vouchers, food data challenges, and design/digital healthcare. It also outlines public and private financing options as well as resources for starting, growing, or exporting a digital business, including accelerators, training programs, and relevant events in October.
Les Neumann, CEO of iCAN-Global, provides an overview of iCAN-Global. He explains how iCAN-Global evolved from its roots as a regional business incubator and technology accelerator into a for virtual for profit entity.
This document provides a summary of various digital business funding opportunities, support programs, events and resources in the UK for September 2014. It outlines open funding calls from Innovate UK for areas like connected cities, smart grants for startups, food open data, driverless cars, and automated cyber defense. It also lists other sources of funding, support for launching new digital businesses, training programs, and useful market research reports. Recipients are encouraged to sign up for monthly updates on new information for UK digital businesses.
The creative and digital sectors have grown
faster in the Sheffield City Region than
anywhere else in the UK. This is thanks
to competitive property and staff costs, a
supportive business environment, the research
and teaching of our two leading universities,
and a large pool of talent.
This briefing provides information on various public and private funding opportunities for UK creative industries businesses. It summarizes public funding calls from various organizations, including large-scale contracts from Innovate UK, grants from Creative England for short films, and Horizon 2020 grants from the EU. It also lists private financing firms that invest in creative startups and SMEs, as well as relevant industry events in October and useful reports on topics like the collaborative economy and the role of design in innovation.
Jon Kingsbury from Knowledge Transfer Network (KTN)wired_sussex
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This document provides a monthly digital business briefing with information on funding opportunities, support programs, events, training and market research for UK digital businesses. It summarizes several open funding calls for areas like connected cities, smart technologies, food data, driverless cars and automated cyber defense. It also lists resources for launching and growing a digital business, including accelerators, mentoring networks, export advice and connecting with investors. Key upcoming events and training are highlighted for September 2014.
The Library in the Digital Space: How the Covid-19 pandemic is digitising the...CILIP Ireland
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Presentation by Daniel McGrath from D炭n Laoghaire-Rathdown County Library Service at the CILIP Ireland and Library Association of Ireland Joint Conference 2021
Images in this presentation were taken before the Covid-19 pandemic.
Dundee has transformed itself into a dynamic modern city with an international reputation in arts, culture, and life sciences. It attracts a talented workforce of students and professionals due to its universities, cultural attractions, and affordable cost of living. The city is focused on growing key industries like life sciences, digital media, and renewables, and offers business assistance services to support companies.
This document summarizes Fife, Scotland's financial and business services sector. It notes that Fife has over 26,000 businesses in financial and business services, accounting for 15.8% of all Scottish businesses. It also highlights several major companies located in Fife, including Sky, Lloyds Banking Group, and Sainsbury's Bank. The document promotes Fife's connectivity, lower costs of doing business, and support for businesses through grants and training as reasons for companies to locate there.
The document provides information about the UK technology sector and why it is an attractive location for investment. It summarizes that the UK has many technology industry clusters located near universities, with major clusters in London, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Bristol, and Scotland. The UK offers a skilled workforce, transparent legal system, and government incentives for investment such as tax reductions. UKTI can provide support to foreign investors throughout the investment process.
Digital inclusion, housing technology & innovation (July 2015)Helen Milner
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With over 4m people who live in social housing also lacking the basic digital skills to live well in today's society, we really do need to work together to do something about it. Closing the digital divide will help people gain jobs, save money, and to feel more connected with family, friends and with their community. Tinder Foundation has over 5 years experience of working with the housing sector and this presentation pulls together key insight as well as examples of good practice.
This document provides a summary of various digital business funding opportunities and support resources in the UK. It outlines several current public funding calls for areas such as innovation vouchers, technology feasibility studies, medical technologies, and inclusive technologies. It also lists sources of private financing, crowdfunding options, and sources of non-financial support for digital startups and existing businesses. Key upcoming events and useful reports on topics like future cities and digital payment trends are also mentioned.
This monthly digital business briefing provides information for digital businesses seeking funding and support. It summarizes five open funding calls for grants and contracts, including "Smart" grants for startups, Tech City Launchpad grants for Internet of Things projects, and contracts for developing city infrastructure prototypes. Information is also provided on forthcoming funding calls, support for launching new digital businesses, advice and resources for existing businesses, upcoming events, and training opportunities. The briefing is brought by several organizations and aims to keep digital businesses informed of useful resources.
This document summarizes Dublin's efforts to become a smart, green, and innovative city. It notes that Dublin has a young, educated workforce and is a center for technology and financial services. It outlines Dublin's initiatives including Smart Dublin, which uses open data and pilots to solve urban challenges. Dublin aims to increase cycling and has challenges for startups. It is investing over 3 billion euros by 2020 to develop innovation districts and attract companies like Google. Overall, the document portrays Dublin as positioning itself as a global leader in smart city development through projects focused on transportation, sustainability, and new technologies.
The Local Government Digital Fund from O2: Do differentO2 Business UK
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We live in a world dominated by digital. It's all around us. And it's the way that we all want to interact with one another, and with public services.
That's why O2 have launched the Local Government Digital Fund, with up to 贈250k up for grabs for local authorities that put forward the best ideas for digital engagement.
Here are the slides from the launch events, and if you've got any questions then get in touch - you can tweet us @O2businessuk.
The document outlines a digital strategy for Derry, Northern Ireland. It aims to support the growth of the local digital and creative content sectors through four key objectives: 1) raising awareness of the sector, 2) supporting local business growth initiatives, 3) animating digital content networks, and 4) raising the sector's profile. It discusses conducting business surveys to identify needs, providing training and mentoring programs, and promoting regional collaboration and opportunities in the digital field.
Growing derrys digital economy (Marc McGerty)campone
油
The document outlines Derry's 2013-2015 digital economy strategy. The strategy focuses on 5 key themes: stimulating and promoting the digital sector; developing new enterprises; attracting public and private investment; improving digital skills and employment; and growing Derry's digital infrastructure and brand. The goals are to start 50 new digital businesses, create 100 new jobs, generate an additional 贈4.7 million in revenue, and support over 400 businesses through events and programs by 2015. The strategy builds on previous investments and initiatives in Derry's digital development.
The document presents a strategy for developing the creative digital content sector in Derry~Londonderry, Northern Ireland. It aims to raise awareness of the sector, support growth of local digital businesses, develop digital business networks, and raise Derry's profile as a digital hub. The strategy will create leadership teams, appoint ambassadors, run business competitions and mentoring, and host networking events to promote the city's digital offerings.
Io t roadmapping 11-12 july 2012 - welcome pres by tsb v1 maurizio pilu grahamhitchen
油
The Technology Strategy Board (TSB) is the UK's innovation agency that invests over 贈300 million per year in business innovation. The TSB has invested over 贈2 billion total with partners in over 3000 projects. The TSB has launched the #tsbiot programme, a 贈5 million investment, to help the UK gain an early advantage in Internet of Things adoption, applications, and services. The programme activities include building an IoT community, preparatory studies on challenges and opportunities, and planning for a 贈4 million IoT convergence demonstrator project in 2012. The TSB aims to inform research councils and organizations on key IoT research challenges from a UK perspective.
Presentation form A2 Dominion Housing's Caroline Wolff from the Social Housing and Digital Inclusion: People not Technology event in London on April 14 2015.
This document provides a summary of funding opportunities, financing options, and support resources for UK digital businesses in October 2014. It lists several open funding calls for areas like connected cities, innovation vouchers, food data challenges, and design/digital healthcare. It also outlines public and private financing options as well as resources for starting, growing, or exporting a digital business, including accelerators, training programs, and relevant events in October.
Les Neumann, CEO of iCAN-Global, provides an overview of iCAN-Global. He explains how iCAN-Global evolved from its roots as a regional business incubator and technology accelerator into a for virtual for profit entity.
This document provides a summary of various digital business funding opportunities, support programs, events and resources in the UK for September 2014. It outlines open funding calls from Innovate UK for areas like connected cities, smart grants for startups, food open data, driverless cars, and automated cyber defense. It also lists other sources of funding, support for launching new digital businesses, training programs, and useful market research reports. Recipients are encouraged to sign up for monthly updates on new information for UK digital businesses.
The creative and digital sectors have grown
faster in the Sheffield City Region than
anywhere else in the UK. This is thanks
to competitive property and staff costs, a
supportive business environment, the research
and teaching of our two leading universities,
and a large pool of talent.
This briefing provides information on various public and private funding opportunities for UK creative industries businesses. It summarizes public funding calls from various organizations, including large-scale contracts from Innovate UK, grants from Creative England for short films, and Horizon 2020 grants from the EU. It also lists private financing firms that invest in creative startups and SMEs, as well as relevant industry events in October and useful reports on topics like the collaborative economy and the role of design in innovation.
Jon Kingsbury from Knowledge Transfer Network (KTN)wired_sussex
油
This document provides a monthly digital business briefing with information on funding opportunities, support programs, events, training and market research for UK digital businesses. It summarizes several open funding calls for areas like connected cities, smart technologies, food data, driverless cars and automated cyber defense. It also lists resources for launching and growing a digital business, including accelerators, mentoring networks, export advice and connecting with investors. Key upcoming events and training are highlighted for September 2014.
The Library in the Digital Space: How the Covid-19 pandemic is digitising the...CILIP Ireland
油
Presentation by Daniel McGrath from D炭n Laoghaire-Rathdown County Library Service at the CILIP Ireland and Library Association of Ireland Joint Conference 2021
Images in this presentation were taken before the Covid-19 pandemic.
Dundee has transformed itself into a dynamic modern city with an international reputation in arts, culture, and life sciences. It attracts a talented workforce of students and professionals due to its universities, cultural attractions, and affordable cost of living. The city is focused on growing key industries like life sciences, digital media, and renewables, and offers business assistance services to support companies.
This document summarizes Fife, Scotland's financial and business services sector. It notes that Fife has over 26,000 businesses in financial and business services, accounting for 15.8% of all Scottish businesses. It also highlights several major companies located in Fife, including Sky, Lloyds Banking Group, and Sainsbury's Bank. The document promotes Fife's connectivity, lower costs of doing business, and support for businesses through grants and training as reasons for companies to locate there.
The document provides information about the UK technology sector and why it is an attractive location for investment. It summarizes that the UK has many technology industry clusters located near universities, with major clusters in London, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Bristol, and Scotland. The UK offers a skilled workforce, transparent legal system, and government incentives for investment such as tax reductions. UKTI can provide support to foreign investors throughout the investment process.
Digital inclusion, housing technology & innovation (July 2015)Helen Milner
油
With over 4m people who live in social housing also lacking the basic digital skills to live well in today's society, we really do need to work together to do something about it. Closing the digital divide will help people gain jobs, save money, and to feel more connected with family, friends and with their community. Tinder Foundation has over 5 years experience of working with the housing sector and this presentation pulls together key insight as well as examples of good practice.
This document provides a summary of various digital business funding opportunities and support resources in the UK. It outlines several current public funding calls for areas such as innovation vouchers, technology feasibility studies, medical technologies, and inclusive technologies. It also lists sources of private financing, crowdfunding options, and sources of non-financial support for digital startups and existing businesses. Key upcoming events and useful reports on topics like future cities and digital payment trends are also mentioned.
This monthly digital business briefing provides information for digital businesses seeking funding and support. It summarizes five open funding calls for grants and contracts, including "Smart" grants for startups, Tech City Launchpad grants for Internet of Things projects, and contracts for developing city infrastructure prototypes. Information is also provided on forthcoming funding calls, support for launching new digital businesses, advice and resources for existing businesses, upcoming events, and training opportunities. The briefing is brought by several organizations and aims to keep digital businesses informed of useful resources.
This document summarizes Dublin's efforts to become a smart, green, and innovative city. It notes that Dublin has a young, educated workforce and is a center for technology and financial services. It outlines Dublin's initiatives including Smart Dublin, which uses open data and pilots to solve urban challenges. Dublin aims to increase cycling and has challenges for startups. It is investing over 3 billion euros by 2020 to develop innovation districts and attract companies like Google. Overall, the document portrays Dublin as positioning itself as a global leader in smart city development through projects focused on transportation, sustainability, and new technologies.
The Local Government Digital Fund from O2: Do differentO2 Business UK
油
We live in a world dominated by digital. It's all around us. And it's the way that we all want to interact with one another, and with public services.
That's why O2 have launched the Local Government Digital Fund, with up to 贈250k up for grabs for local authorities that put forward the best ideas for digital engagement.
Here are the slides from the launch events, and if you've got any questions then get in touch - you can tweet us @O2businessuk.
2. About Derry~LondonderryAbout Derry~Londonderry
The Regional City of the North West of Northern Ireland, Derry is
located on the border with the Republic of Ireland
Derry City is 72 miles from Belfast and 140 miles from Dublin
The City of Derry Airport is just a 1 hour flight from major UK cities
including London, Birmingham, Liverpool, and Glasgow
Regional population is over 400,000
Irelands youngest population with 40% under 25
Cultural, creative and historic Walled City and the inaugural UK City
of Culture in 2013
3. Digital Derry from the BeginningDigital Derry from the Beginning
Derry City was renowned worldwide for its culturally rich, creative
and talented people
Schools in the city were amongst the best in the UK and Ireland
Unemployment and underemployment was very high
The region suffered from significant under investment by the public
sector
Deep divisions still existed within the City
The One Plan was developed which included a theme dedicated to
Growing the Digital Economy
Significant amount of workspace unoccupied or derelict
4. Digital Derry StrategyDigital Derry Strategy
Derry City Council worked with all stakeholders and the private
sector to develop a digital economy and creative industry strategy
A strategy was developed to:
To animate and raise awareness of the digital content sector
Support the start up and growth of local digital and creative businesses
Promote the city as a Digital Hub
A Digital Action Team and Digital Champion were appointed
The brand Digital Derry was created
Work commenced on a Digital Derry Action Plan
Funding for Digital Derry was only circa 贈65,000 per annum in total
5. Digital Derry 1 ActivitiesDigital Derry 1 Activities
Through the Digital Action Team and Digital Champion we:
Undertook sector animation with schools, colleges and universities to
encourage start ups
Hosted events and networking opportunities for entrepreneurs
Offered business support and incubation space to start ups
Organised Seed Competitions and Angel / VC Investor Pitches
Helped digital entrepreneurs access mainstream funding and support
Attended events all over the work to develop our digital network
Supported other organisations to secure funding for the digital economy
and creative industries
6. Parallel Digital Derry ActivitiesParallel Digital Derry Activities
Work completed on Project Kelvin Telehouse
BT upgraded the telecoms infrastructure throughout the city to
be one of the fastest in Europe
Sites secured for Hi Tech Business and Science Parks
Invest NI continued to secure FDI clients for the city
Ernact, Noribic, University of Ulster, North West Regional
College and others secured funding to further develop the
digital economy and creative industries
7. Where are we at today?Where are we at today?
Derry's digital economy:
Is the fastest growing sector in the North West of Ireland
Brings 贈35 million into the local economy
Employs hundreds of people
Hosts many of our most innovative entrepreneurs
Boasts a thriving and fast-growing digital content community
Created and supported up to 120 digital and creative start-ups
8. Where are we at today?Where are we at today?
A Super Connected City
Derry is right at the heart of the telecoms network between the
North America and Europe
100% availability of fibre optic broadband connectivity to 34,500
homes & businesses
Connectivity with N. America is fast, reliable, secure and efficient
Capacity: 40Gbs high-speed transatlantic data link
Speed: 67 millisecond connection to Manhattan, New York
Security: 99.999% (c 5 minutes downtime per annum)
9. Where are we at today?Where are we at today?
A City Ready for Investment
贈80m of investment to date with another 贈77 million committed
250,000 sq ft great value high-spec office space to choose from
An additional 700,000 sq ft under development inc North West
Regional Science Park and Creative Industries Incubation Hub
Industry focused universities with world-class research facilities
Business operating costs that are 55% lower than London and 36%
lower than Dublin
Great support for business - excellent funding and fiscal incentives
10. Development of Digital Derry 2Development of Digital Derry 2
Continues sector animation, stimulation and championing
Focus on entrepreneurship & enterprise - target of 50 start ups pa
Also on skills, careers, funding and investment, and showcasing
Funding secured for key sector initiatives including digital and
multimedia, cultural, smart,
MoU with Londons Tech City and 400th
Anniversary Linkages
Annual international digital cultural conference and festival
Seed Comp II and Business Investor Sourcing
11. Development of Digital Derry 2Development of Digital Derry 2
Several capital projects underway, including:
North West Regional Science Park
Fort George Technology Park
Ebrington Creative Industries Hub
Enterprise NW Business Park
Incubation Space and Support at Magazine Studios and Noribic
Super Connected City bid submitted for Super Fast, Ultra Fast Zones
(80-100mbs) and City wide wireless broadband