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Institute of Logistics and Warehousing address: ul. Estkowskiego 6, 61-755 Poznań tel./fax: +48 (61) 850 49 36/+48 (61) 852 63 76 website: www.ilim.poznan.pl created: 1967 area: net area: 6,972.63, usable area: 6,698.18. The second building is under construction. chief executive: Grzegorz Szyszka, PhD contact: Piotr Nowak, PhD, e-mail: piotr.nowak@ilim.poznan.pl Institute of Logistics and Warehousing (ILiM) serves as a Polish competency center in the field of logistics and e-economy. It conducts research and development activities and provides consulting services which increase the effectiveness of enterprises and entire supply chains. As the national GS1 organization, it manages the GS1 system in Poland, which is comprised of eighteen thousand enterprises. It helps the system users effectively implement global standards and new technologies, including those based on barcodes. It is active in the European research field as a coordinator and partner of projects financed from the EU funds. It consistently develops competencies in the field of e-business and acts as the main contractor of government programs related to the development of e-commerce and e-administration in Poland. It cooperates with local and national economic institutions and is active in numerous industry associations. The Institute provides its customers with courses and trains as well as access to current knowledge and innovative solutions. ILiM popularizes its acquired knowledge through its own “Logistyka” magazine and book publications, as well as on websites and during various seminars and training events (e.g. Polish Logistics Congress LOGISTICS). ILiM includes an EPC/RFID laboratory and an electronic appliances laboratory. ILiM has won numerous prizes, including the Wielkopolska Quality Prize in 2003. It is the “Innovation Leader of the Wielkopolska region” and the “Leader in Knowledge and Innovation Management”. It also conducts certification of logistics specialists and has initiated the establishment of the first logistics university in Poland (Poznań School of Logistics). As the national GS1 organization, it manages the GS1 system in Poland, gathering eighteen thousand enterprises. It helps system users effectively implement global standards and new technologies, including those based on barcodes. 70 .
. Technology Transfer Center of the University of Łódź address: ul. Matejki 22/26, 90-237 Łódź tel./fax: +48 (42) 635 49 87/86/+48 (42) 635 49 88 e-mail/website: ctt@uni.lodz.pl/www.ctt.uni.lodz.pl created: 2003 area: 200 m 2 chief executive: Dariusz Trzmielak contact: Dariusz Trzmielak technology transfer centers Plans are in place to start licensing new technologies within five years and to include 30 companies in the expanded Technology Incubator of the University of Łódź. Image: Agnieszka Tazbir The mission of the Technology Transfer Center of the University of Łódź is to coordinate innovative activities in the scientific and business communities as well as in the public sphere, on both a domestic and international scale, by providing consulting and educational services and conducting scientific research activities. The Center aids in the transfer and commercialization of scientific achievements and new technologies. It also runs the Academic Incubator for Technology and Innovative Enterprises. The best of the incubated firms can gain access to venture capital funds. The center has been awarded the title of “Regional Leader in Innovation and Development” in the “Domestic Leaders in Innovation and Development” competition – regional edition 2010, Łódzkie Province. The Postgraduate Studies in Technology Commercialization, organized in 2004 under license from the University of Texas at Austin (USA), were recognized in 2010 by the Polish chapter of the Funding and Science competition in the category “Support for the competence development of research workers”. The Center is the only Polish organization represented in the University of Texas at Austin Fellows Network. 71
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