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University seeks industry partners for knowledge collaboration
Edinburgh Napier University School of Computing are looking for industry partners interested in collaborating to drive innovation through Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP).
KTPs can help your organisation to:
- Embed expertise and generate new knowledge
- Foster a culture of innovation
- Drive competitive advantage through accelerated innovation and IP creation
- Gain access to world-class knowledge resources and academics
- Increase revenue through new markets and product development
Matthew Burdge, Business Development & Relationship Manager, said: “Knowledge Transfer Partnership projects are government funded at between 50-67% of the total costs, with a 90% success rate of applications. ENU School of Computing are keen to discuss your innovation goals, problems and plans to see if there could be a mutually beneficial project.”
The University’s strengths are in:
- Cyber Security
- Data Science
- IoT
- AI
- Machine Learning
- Software Development
- Blockchain
For more information please contact Matt Burdge ([email protected]) to discuss. You can also read more here.
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