Horizon Europe · Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA)
Skills for innovative SMEs
Call summary
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Expected Outcome: Establishment of an SME support scheme through the Enterprise Europe Network, which delivers transnational skills-matching, recruitment support, and innovation management services to innovative SMEs across Europe. This support scheme has the following expected outcomes: Innovative SMEs have reduced labour and skill shortages through a transnational mobility scheme, which allows them to recruit and train highly skilled researchers from abroad; SMEs have improved innovation capacity to support research and innovation (R&I) projects and increased participation of highly skilled staff employed in R&I through recruitment and training; Researchers gain new knowledge and skills in industrial innovation and business management, through employment and training in innovative companies. Scope: To facilitate the innovation to investment journey and boost competitiveness, the EU nee… more
Academics who may be relevant
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%63ŞÜKRÜ GÜVEN
Research topics: Job Satisfaction and Organizational Behavior · Digital Marketing and Social Media · Ethics in Business and Education
Overlapping papers: THE USE AND EFFECTS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE FIELD OF ECONOMY (2025) · A Study on Software-supported Solutions and Government Support in Healthcare (2025)
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%62RİFAT İRAZ
Shared topics: Problem Solving Skills Development
Overlapping papers: Küçük ve Orta Ölçekli İşletmelerin Yenilik Faaliyetlerine Bakış Açısı: Konya Otomotiv Sektörü (2023) · The effects of employee empowerment applications on organizational creativity and innovativeness in enterpriseses: The case of OIZ (2014)
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%54GÜRHAN UYSAL
Research topics: Human Resource and Talent Management · Innovation and Knowledge Management · Global Financial Crisis and Policies
Overlapping papers: EU Lisbon Strategy OECD Bologna Decleration and Small Business Acts Three Enactments in Europe for SMEs (2011)
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