Description
In effectiveness of processing raw materials (transporting, grouping and storage) by companies working in sawmill and woodworking industries, there are much more potential than today`s solutions allow to exploit. The project idea is to develop system “EFLogistiscs” for more effectively transporting, grouping and storage of raw materials. The solution will help to achieve more efficient handling of raw materials and management of logistics. It enables companies in sawmill and woodworking industries to achieve significant effectiveness in their activities. This project, supported under the small grant scheme, will aim to further elaborate the project idea with the aim of preparing the project application for the main open call under the GII programme. The project aim is to carry out market research, competition and marketing study, to prepare a business strategy, to develop ICT solutions concept and to search for possible partners (also from Norway) to be involved in the project.
Summary of project results
Project was needed to develop system “EFLogistiscs” for more effectively transporting, grouping and storage of raw materials, in order to help to achieve more efficient handling of raw materials and management of logistics. All conducted activities are reflected in project final report and the results are sustained through preparation of the open (main) call project. The objective of the project was to carry out market research, competition and marketing study, to prepare a business strategy, to develop ICT solutions concept and to search for possible partners (also from Norway) to be involved in the project. No official donor partners were attracted to participate in the future developments as the partner search activities remained in the negotiations level. Nevertheless, as all other planned activities were conducted within the project period, the objective of the project can be considered reached. Project promoter has delivered a thoroughly prepared business idea for further competition in the open call.
Summary of bilateral results