Training for Digital Skills Development
DIGI-SI offers training programs designed to develop digital skills and enhance understanding of advanced digital technologies. These programs are intended for businesses, public institutions, and individuals seeking to expand their knowledge and prepare for the challenges of digital transformation.
Training
Training
Results: 127
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National financial clinic: Incentives for the Launch of Innovative Companies – P2 2026
19. February 202614:00–15:30 -
National Financial Clinic – SID Bank Financial Instruments for SMEs’ Digital and Green Transition
13. February 202611:00–13:00 -
Digital Growth for Companies and Startups: A Shorter Path from Idea to User with the MIRO Tool
12. February 202610:00–13:30 -
Roadshow: Show of innovation
As part of the event, an innovation roadshow will be pr...
09. February 202615:30–20:00 -
From Idea to Capital: The Power of Alternative Financing
This workshop is designed for companies and startups lo...
06. February 202609:00–11:00 -
Digital Resilience: Security, Identity, and the Future of Business
06. February 202609:00–13:00 -
EU Funding Clinic – Business Partnership Opportunities with Taiwanese Companies
04. February 202614:30–16:30 -
Community Days: Entrepreneurial Compass 2026
Entrepreneurial Compass 2026 is a central regional even...
03. February 202609:00–12:00 -
National Financial Clinic – Presentation of the STEP Public Funding Call
29. January 202610:00–11:30 -
Digital Planning of Industrial Workplaces – From Simulation to Practice
28. January 202609:00–11:00 -
National Financial Clinic – How to Access Support for Digital Transformation – Beyond Traditional Grants
22. January 202610:00–12:00 -
Demystifying Collaborative Robotics in Physiotherapy, Massage, and Exercise Practices
12. January 202608:00–12:00
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The project is funded by the European Union's Digital Europe Programme under grant agreement No. 101256803.
