Introduction
Innovation approach
The term “European paradox” was first used by European Commission to define the European phenomenon of having good higher education systems, good research infrastructure and results but failing to translate this into marketable innovations.
European private R&D&I spending: while out of the top R&D spender companies 30 % are of European origin, out of the top 10 most innovative companies there aren’t any European.
We call this phenomenon as the 'extended European Paradox'.
Funding sources available
At the same time in 2014 the European Commission launched Horizon2020, which is the world’s largest funding programme for research and innovation, amounting to close to € 80 billion. In Europe funds amounting to € 350 billion are available to support structural reforms, social development and cohesion of the European Union member states. So, these are good news: there is funding in Europe for innovation.
We believe the main question is how this money is used. We share the opinion of Steve Jobs:
“It’s not about money. It’s about the people you have,
how you’re led, and how much you get it.”
Source: IDC, 2013
Europe is lagging behind in digital transformation, which is a primary source of innovation. Digital transformation means the overarching impact of digital technologies on all industries and on the innovation process.
Several concepts have been developed and several initiatives implemented to cure this but European companies can still not make to the top 10 worldwide.
Less than 2 % of European SMEs take full advantage of the digital technologies.
Our objective is to change this, to improve how European public and private funds are used to generate innovation. We want to dynamize innovation ecosystems.
How we boost European Innovation?
Who we are?
We are a cross-disciplinary and cross-national team of professionally qualified consultants, with research and consultancy expertise in management, technology and European funding. Our senior experts have 15+ years of international experience.
Our qualified innovation management consultant colleague provides the IMP3rove (IMProving Innovation Management Performance with sustainable IMPact) methodology-based International Innovation Management Consulting services.
Our credo: traditional values – modern approaches
Our services
R&D&I project funding services
We support our clients throughout Europe to access the € 350 billion of Cohesion funds and the close to € 80 billion of Horizon2020 programme. We work with our clients to identify project ideas, build national or international consortia, support the application submission and the implementation of the project.
Innovation consultancy
Innovation consultancy means a set of services to dynamize ecosystems. We do this by identifying great ideas (primarily in ICT, Industry 4.0, and related fields) and matching them with proper financial sources. We also advise our clients how to make the best use out of innovation financed by any private or public funds.
Horizon2020 consulting
Our methodology encompasses the whole funding cycle from initialization until the project implementation. Our methodology consists of 5 key main steps, from analysis of the project idea, through the submission of the application till the funding arrives.
International expansion
Today’s markets are global, even medium-sized companies have the opportunity to work with partners and clients from other continents and countries. Through our network and 15+ years of international sales and marketing experience we support our client to design and execute international expansion strategies.
Contact us
Company information
Name of company: Innomine Group Ltd.
Registered seat: 1031 Budapest, Záhony utca 7 (Graphisoft Park)
Registration number: 01-09-942135
Tax number: 22756163-2-41
Managing director: Gábor Vicze
Phone number: +36 30 198 2838
Email: info@innomine.com
