Tekniker recovers the in-person format for the Day of Collaborating Organisation
Tekniker recovers the in-person format in February for the Day of Collaborating Organisation
Tekniker has brought back in-person events such as the Day of Collaborating Organisation after the hiatus produced by the pandemic to reinforce the organisation’s collaboration with companies that form part of this programme.
The current context, heavily influenced by market globalisation and significant competition, has made it necessary to focus on differential and stable strategies for which technology plays a fundamental role.
Consequently, companies are looking for allies and collaborative firms to underpin their strategies in terms of technological development. Tekniker established the so-called Collaborating Organisation category to develop closer technological ties with companies.
Tekniker has already spent several years defining its R&D strategies and has been engaged as an expert agent to contribute knowledge that will allow organisations to achieve high levels of technological performance in a global environment that is becoming increasingly competitive.
The technology centre currently has 28 companies included in this programme, namely, Aernnova, AVS, Biolan, Doimak, Egile, EIPC, Erreka, Fagor Automation, Siemens Gamesa, GH, Giroa Veolia, Goialde, Goizper, Grupo NBI, Ibermática, iLine Microsystems, Jaureguizar, Juaristi, Kutxabank, Lazpiur, Maher Holding, Maier, Masermic, Ojmar, ONA, Pasaban, Ulma Handling Systems and Zayer.
Collaborating Organisation’s Day
Every February, Tekniker holds the “Collaborating Organisations’ Day” at is facilities. This year, the event will take place on February 25, in-person.
It is an event that dates back several years and allows attendees to discuss the centre’s current and future situation, issues related to technological innovation and how to foster a stable collaboration over time.
Seminar programme
The session opened with details regarding the closure of 2021 and was followed by information related to the 2022 management plan and prospects associated with the specialisation plan until 2024.
The seminar was followed by a farewell lunch served at the technology centre’s facilities.