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2.3.3.1 Products and services engineering 2010

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Objective

To strengthen further Europe's competitive position by developing collaborative technologies and methodologies for extended service and product development approaches, including associated services and distributed global manufacturing organisation. Community funding should help integrate, in a global context, fragmented European and international (e.g. IMS) RTD efforts in product and process design, and to focus on new holistic product/service concepts.

Call information

The Strategic Objective 'Products and services engineering 2010' is included within the first and the second Joint Calls between priorities 21 and priority 32 on 'Manufacturing, Products and Services 2010' and on 'Integrating Technologies for the Fast and Flexible Manufacturing Enterprise' respectively.

Timetable of Joint Call 1
Publication Closure date Pre-allocate budget (M€) Instruments Status
17/12/2002
  • For Integrated project (IP) and Network of excellence (NoE): 24 April 2003 (first stage)
  • For other instruments: 24 April 2003 and 16 September 2003
  • 25 M€ (of which 20 M€ for the new instruments) are allocated from priority 2;
  • 35 M€ (of which 25 M€ for the new instruments) for priority 3
  • IPs
  • NoEs
  • CAs
  • SSAs
 Closed

Timetable of Joint Call 2 (Manufacturing part)
Publication Closure date Pre-allocate budget (M€) Instruments Status
15/06/2004 19 October 2004 In total 90 M€ are allocated from Priority 2 (IST) and Priority 3 (NMP)
  • IPs
  • STREPs
  • SSAs
 Closed

Commission's contact persons for the IST calls 2003-2004

Follow-up activities

A series of workshops are planned between January and March 2005 whose purpose is to identify topics in the area of ICT for Manufacturing and their potential relevance to the next Framework Programme for Research (FP7). The activities are undertaken also in conjunction with ongoing discussions within the MANUFUTURE initiative and IST project IMS-NOE.

For more details, see: http://www.ims-noe.org/

Contact


1 Information Society Technologies (IST).
2 Nanotechnologies and nanosciences, knowledge-based multifunctional materials, and new production processes and devices (NMP).


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