INSPIRE Seventh Newsletter: Towards completion

Towards completion

During nearly two years of project’s existence, the consortium concentrated on creating an accessible way for industrial players to improve their business models. The task at stake was approached in three phases and involved many external actors and stakeholders from the industry. All the input gathered from collaborations, meetings, workshops and events had to be combined and translated into understandable and usable materials that could be replicated and implemented by industrial players all over Europe.

The INSPIRE project is approaching its end date. It has almost been two full years. in this time the consortium made a great progress at helping industries appropriate suitable innovative business models. The first available tool is the Business Model Innovation Game, which available at the INSPIRE website.

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Report on the implementation of business models in future scenarios

The report on the implementation of business models in future scenarios is now available for download! Read about the study performed by INSPIRE partners on behalf of the European Commission.

Available materials

INSPIRE project has been releasing its findings over the two years. Year two specifically, yielded cornerstone findings that we are happy to share with the global community. Check the latest reports and Business Model insights on our website. Find more materials here

INSPIRE @ EurOMA conference

At the end of June, one of the INSPIRE related papers was presented during the EurOMA Conference in Hungary. The paper “The impact of digital evolution on Mass Customization towards industry 4.0: a new transition for supply chains in manufacturing industries” was written by Enrico Fiorentin Alberto. We are happy to have shared the insights with the conference audience in Budapest.