The T.A.B project is focused on addressing the challenges faced by smaller regions in becoming competitive and attractive in today’s global market. The project will promote and stimulate a close collaboration between partners to lift competence, knowledge transfer, and new business collaboration that will help accelerate digital innovation in our regions. The challenge is also to help SMEs, as the South Baltic areas economy is reliant on expansion and innovation of small- and medium-sized enterprises.
T.A.B aims to explore the role of “Cross-border Innovation Hubs” by testing and exploring how and which benefits would take to set up such hubs and digital networking platforms in the 5 countries represented. The hubs will give advice for funding and help to create strategical partnership in order to give our regional innovation stakeholders better tools and knowledge to help companies to move from domestic to cross-border business models using new and modern processes for innovation.
The T.A.B project will establish networks in the South Baltic region between knowledge-intensive services and research-intensive actors to build new knowledge and share best practices around innovation and different innovation models.
