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New Ways to Work 2000European TeleworkThe TEBELA project is designed as an accompanying measure to the technical research projects in INCO-DCconcerned with furthering the Information Society. TEBELA aims to support research activities by encouraging thedevelopment of networks and links between Europe and Latin America in connection with teleworking (includingelectronic commerce, innovative applications of Information and Communications Technology (ICT), sustainabledevelopment and the Information Society generally). These networks will support researchers and teleworkers,providing a common forum involving government, employers and individuals. The concept of sustainabledevelopment underscores the aims of the project and provides its rationale.TEBELA objectives are designed with the key aim in mind: the early detection of technological, organisational, legaland social trends that may affect future developments of teleworking initiatives on both sides of the Atlantic.Project period: May 1998 – April 2000Contact:Andrew PageProtocol Communications Ltd12 Castle streetTQ9 5NU Totnes, Devon, United KingdomAndrew PageTel: +44-180-3865852Fax: +44-180-3868377E-mail: protocol@ectf.org.ukE-mail: protocol@tebela.orgURL: http://www.tebela.org/TELE TOOLSADAPT InitiativeThe aim of the project is to develop tools which facilitate telework in SMEs. These tools will not only cover the ITaspect, but will also include aspects related to individual development and work organisation, as well as legal andinsurance issues. The project will use the Web to give access to introductory material about telework, on-line learningsessions, references to consultants, other experience (local, national and international). Learning material in bookformand on CD-ROM will be developed. A group of instructors, able to teach and work as consultants, will beavailable as mentors/animators.The transnational aim of Teletools is to develop an understanding of teleworking, to identify best practices in servingthe needs of the teleworking society and to exchange know-how about necessary framework for teleworking. Thedevelopment work will include appropriate training strategies and methods as well as learning material thatfacilitates the design of flexible organisations. The transnational partners are from Germany, Austria, Ireland andDenmark.Project period: 1997 – 1999Contact:Handelhojskolen i ÅrhusHaslegaardsvej 10DK - 8210 Århus V, DenmarkAnders PetersenTel.: +45 89 48 66 88Fax: +45 86 15 76 29E-mail: Anders.Petersen@org.hha.dkURL:http://www.org.hha.dk/telework/teletoolsTELEWINT Telework Interregional INTERREG IIThe objective of TELEWINT is to strengthen the competition-position of SME's in the Benelux Central Area by theapplication of Telework. It is a pilot project in which "border-crossing" telework knowledge and experience will beobtained by the realisation of 64 teleworking places in 16 participating SMEs.The participating SMEs come from different branches such as civil engineering, ICT, tourism, accountants,wholesale, banking, insurance, brokers etc. The knowledge and experience gained during the pilot project will bedisseminated to all SMEs in the region.TELEWINT is supported the INTERREG II Programme. In June 1999 the TELEWINT project has been nominatedas a finalist in The Global Bangemann Challenge for its contribution to advance the development of the InformationSociety locally and globally.Project period: October 1998 – April 2001Contact:N.V. REWIN West-BrabantMozartlaan 7P.O.Box 3182,NL-4800 DD Breda, NetherlandsP.H.BoegbornTel.: +31 76 56 46 788/789Fax.: +31 76 56 46 788/789E-mail: 101522.11202@compuserve.comTEX.COM.TOOLS Co-operation for the Development of Technical Tools for theimprovement of Industrial Communication in Textile / Clothing sectorINCO-DCProgrammeThe TEXCOMTOOLS project comprises research activities focused on the development of technical tools which willenable the fast and accurate exchange of technical information in subcontracting procedure. The project aims to- 184 -
New Ways to Work 2000European Teleworkimprove industrial communication in the textile and clothing sector between European Union and MediterraneanBasin countries. It is focused on the need for standardised technical information in clothing chains, and seeks tofacilitate exchange of this information, contributing to the generation of EDI voluntary standards for the exchange ofclothing products technical data, including the provision of efficient technical tools.The main steps for the realisation of the objectives of the project are, the identification and specification of userrequirements, the development and formulation of standard technical specification sheets, the exchange of technicalspecifications in an electronic form and the dissemination of the results achieved.The project builds upon the developed infrastructure, know-how, results and reputation gained through activities ofall its members-partners: that is three Textile Technological Centres: CLOTEFI, Greece- CETIH, France- CETTEX,Tunisia, EDIGRAC, an organisation activating in EDI and 4 industrial companies: TRIUMPH International- Greece,Maroc Modis & Kandy- Morocco and Delsa, Tunisia. All the critical phases/elements during the implementation ofthe project are monitored on a regular basis, to guarantee continuous control, to identify common problems and toimprove and adapt the selected methodology.Project period: October 1997 – September 2000Contact:CLOTEFI SAClothing, Textile & Fibre Technical Development S.A.4, El. Venizelou StrEL-17676 Kallithea,Athens, GreeceFani KotziaTel: +30-1-9234932 / 9237355Fax: +30-1-9235603E-mail: fkotzia@etakei.grNena Malliou, nmalliou@etakei.grE-mail: clotefi@etakei.grTHINK Towards Handicap Integration Negotiating Knowledge IST ProgrammeThe main goal of THINK is professional integration of people with disabilities, so that they become productive,profitable and self-sufficient by using information and communication technology. This will be done throughtelework. With the experience obtained from the successful pilot project in Portugal , TELEMAN wants to create andimplement a tecnological, organisational and social model that can be adapted to the particularities of eachparticipating country. A monitoring and support structure will be build to provide the teleworkers with the necessarytools to develop highly professional services to the final client, which are large and medium sized companies. In ashort term, 240 disabled people will be integrated in areas like accounting, programming, technical assistance tocomputer systems, etc.Contact:TELEMANutencao –Assistencia Remota a Computadores, S.A.Apartado 117, Avenida Miguel Bombarda, N° 8 FP-2780 Oeiras, PortugalMiguel ReynoldsTel:+351-21-4416965Fax:+351-21-4415767E-mail:global@teleman.ptTOBASCO Towards Broadband Access Systems for CATV Optical networks ACTS ProgrammeThe aim of TOBASCO is to upgrade existing CATV networks with high splitting counts, with broadband interactiveservices by applying High-Density Wavelength Division Multiplexing in a cost effective way, and to demonstrate theviability of the system in a field trial. Thus the project will advance the introduction of interactive services in existingCATV networks.Interactive services on CATV networks will allow mass participation in applications as telework and telelearning.The project will contribute to the promotion of those applicationsContact:Forward Looking WorkBell Laboratories, Lucent TechnologiesP.O. Box 18NL-1270 AA Huizen, The NetherlandsTon KoonenTel:+31-35-6874558Fax:+31-35-6875954E-mail:koonen@lucent.comURL:http://www.ctit.cs.utwente.nl/Docs/research/projects/tobascoTOOLITLEADER InitiativeThe Toolit project brings together three partners involved in teleworking projects in rural areas of Northern Sweden,the Western Isles of Scotland and the Highlands of Luxemburg. The scope is to create a value added service with thecollaborative input of each partner's skill resources, like languages and marketing. The first partnership meeting wasfully supported by LEADER funding (local budgets plus a 5,000 ECU trans-national cooperation grant from theLEADER European Observatory).Project period:Contact:Skoglandet LEADER II ABKristina Öhman- 185 -
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