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ECE 2011 Conference – Creativity and Engagement in Higher Education

Salford, Greater Manchester, UK July 06-08 2011

University of Salford.

The International Education in a Changing Environment (ECE) Conference is organised by ….

ECH Project affiliated member of ARIADNE Foundation

Enterprise Cultual Heritage project obtained the affiliation to ARIADNE Foundation and it is now expanding t….

Meet Us at Online Educa Berlin 2011

Enterprise Cultural Heritage project presents the latest version of the Enterprise Cultural Heritage Learni….

Enterprise Cultural Heritage at Wikipedia

Our project has been actively contributing in enhancing the definition of Enterprise Cultural Heritage as issued in the Enterprise Cultural Heritage Open Community Manifesto. To this en….

Event – University of Salford, Greater Manchester, UK, 11 November 2011

Innovation through Heritage: How do we maximise the u….

Event – Italy, Rende Industrial Park, 22 December 2011

Supporting Competitiveness&International Cooperation

Quality and Innovation in Vocational Training

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Enterprise Cultural Heritage: a source of Quality&Innovation

Is your company steeped in history, does it have a rich collection of recipes, knowledge of traditional production methods, links with your area or other unrealised assets? This knowledge of an enterprise’s past is a valuable asset that can help you to differentiate your e….

Learn from case studies of Enterprise Cultural HeritageBaking since 1947 Nurmi & Sulonen has created a loyal customer base. Some of the company’s confections have been in production since the fifties and they are highly valued by people.

Find more case studies of Enterprise Cultural Heritage to SlideShare

What is Enterprise Cultural Heritage?

The training material on the four aspects of Enterprise Cultural Heritage

The term used to describe your organisation’s history and its creations, which have the potential to uniquely innovate and differentiate your products and services, is   Enterprise Cultural Heritage ( ECH). For a full definition of this concept please see the Power of the past and SME competitiveness: A European study.  Join ECH Open Community Join our ECH Community and help in shaping the future of Enterprise Cultural Heritage Management.

Browse the material Brand management to become more aware of  “What is a brand?” and how to maximise it for your enterprise. Change management to develop continuous quality improvement of your projects and services. Heritage management to recognise those assets of your enterprise, which can help to inform your innovations. Intellectual Property management to realise the financial values contained in your knowledge and expertise.

North West Europe Programme Conference

Manchester, UK December 06-07 2010

The 6th and the 7th December 2010, Manchester will host up to 400 delegates and potential project promoters from across North West Europe to find out how innovation applies to the NWE Programme and what requirements will be needed if projects are to successfully apply for a slice of the funds.

The two day event will explain how innovation applies to the NWE Programme and the kind of projects NWE is willing to fund under this Priority. The conference will also promote the results of the Programme and  so far and offer network opportunities for INTERREG programme potential and current project promoters.

The Centre for Enterprise and Innovation Research, Salford Business School, on behalf of the Mnemos partnership, will attend the Conference promoting the project and exploring interesting opportunities.

ICSB Conference 2010 “Entrepreneurship: Bridging Global Boundaries”

Cincinnati, Ohio, USA June 24-27 2010.

The International Council for Small Business (ICSB), the first international membership organization to promote the growth and development of small businesses worldwide, organised the ICSB Conference 2010 “Entrepreneurship: Bridging Global Boundaries”.

During the event educators, researchers, policy makers and practitioners from around the world shared knowledge and expertise dealing with the development of small, entrepreneurial,and family business.

Professor Christos Kalantaridis (University of Salford), on behalf of the Mnemos partnership, attended the Conference presenting and promoting the project. 

Quality & Innovation in Vocational Training for Enterprise Cultural Heritagemn project is structured around a coherent set of general, specific and operational objectives. These objectives are closely correlated with a number of Work Packages, which in turn produce outputs & results. Outputs & results can be clearly identified and measured, as well as intermediate milestones. The total duration (24 months) is in line with the extent of the objectives.

There is a a sound chronological organization of WP:

1) Needs Analysis;

2) ECH methodology and learning delivery requirements;

3) development (training material, NFL validation guidelines, learning environment);

4) validation and final revision. Dissemination and exploitation activities are defined for all project phases and beyond its conclusion (i.e., as an open community).

An internal and external evaluation activity (WP10) is carried out using a consolidated methodology (Utilization-Focused Evaluation) by the UoS, and will ensure the workplan is adhered to and the project runs to time and to budget.

MNEMOS project obtained the affiliation to Natural Europe project to foster training on traditional ways of farming or in general “environment-friendly” practices in specific agriculture sectors. The training material developed will support for environmental education.

Natural Europe is a project funded by PSP-ICT programme of the European Commission and aims to facilitate search and retrieval of content objects related to educational objectives and curricula on Natural History, Environmental Education, and Biological Sciences.

Enterprise Cultual Heritage project obtained the affiliation to ARIADNE Foundation and it is now expanding to a worldwide network of institutions and projects.

ARIADNE is a not for profit association and is a member of the Global Learning Objects Brokering Exchange (GLOBE) Alliance.

The goal of the Foundation is Sharing and Reusing digital Resources, that should be used to support learning, using a technology infrastructure which allows the publication and management of digital resources.

MNEMOS project presents the latest version of the Enterprise Cultural Heritage Learning Platform.Meet Aleksej Heinze in the exhibition area at the stand of Demonstration and Best Practices Showcases, on Thursday 1 Dec 2011, from 14:30 until 17:30 local time VAR16 (Room Potsdam III).

Visit us at Online Educa Berlin 2011 to experiment with our platform and to get more information about our project.

Don’t don’t forget to tell us about your experience by filling in our survey.The MNEMOS Learning platformhttp://training.enterpriseculturalheritage.org provides you to become aware of Enterprise Cultural Heritage theory and practices by Small and Medium Enterprisess of the craft sector across Europe. The materials are provided by MNEMOS project team, academics and enterprises by 5 european countries. The resources are freely available for use and re-use under Creative Commons 3.0 BY license. In addition MNEMOS project also invites you to join Enterprise Cultural Heritage Open Community, in order to help the project to spread the Enterprise Cultural Heritage approach to leverage quality and innovation in business, to identify skills and competences needed in Small and Medium Enterprises to introduce it in working processes, and to share practices of Enterprise cultural Heritage valorization in products and services.

Our project has been actively contributing in enhancing the definition of Enterprise Cultural Heritage as issued in the Enterprise Cultural Heritage Open Community Manifesto. To this end a definition of Enterprise Cultural Heritage has been accepted by Wikipedia Community.

Visit the new definition and rate the page here! Further you are invited to contribute to develop the definition either sharing the discussion on ECH LinkedIn group or to Wikipedia Enterprise Cultural Heritage page discussion.

Is your company steeped in history, does it have a rich collection of recipes, knowledge of traditional production methods, links with your area or other unrealised assets? This knowledge of an enterprise’s past is a valuable asset that can help you to differentiate your enterprise from others and innovate your products and services, thereby giving you a competitive advantage

This image from Lanificio Leo, an Italian traditional wool factory, highlights the tensions facing many enterprises – how to innovate while maintaining the enterprise’s traditions accumulated over many years?

What are the benefits of managing your ECH?

• Integration of ECH management with four aspects of existing enterprise activities: Brand management, Change management, Heritage management and Intellectual Property management.
• Identification, realisation and preservation of the heritage values attached to your enterprise’s products and services.
• Use of Enterprise Cultural Heritage as a long-term commitment to give a distinct traditional, cultural or symbolic appeal, which could stimulate new interest and business for your enterprise.
• Celebration of the differences that your enterprise brings to your customers by highlighting through your communications, services and products and your historic roots and why these make your services and products so special!

Register your learning and get a certificate!

Register to track your Enterprise Cultural Heritage Management study. This gives you an opportunity to take free ECH management training focused Multiple Choice Questions – by answering all of these correctly you will get a certificate from the Quality & Innovation in Vocational Training for Enterprise Cultural Heritage project team.

Event – University of Salford, Greater Manchester, UK, 11 November 2011

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Innovation through Heritage: How do we maximise the use of heritage assets in businesses, the cultural sector and higher education? Read the story herehttp://www.searchmarketing.salford.ac.uk/what-is-innovation-in-business Cultural Heritage – How can it open new opportunities?Kath Doran – MD for Spectrum PlasticsTools and Technology – Satisfying local needs onlineSarah Hartley – BloggerStop Me If You Think You’ve Heard This One BeforeSteven FlowerStruggling To Get Your Voice Heard? Maintaining quality in an age of quantityLynette Cawthra – Manager at the Working Class Movement Library in 2006

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Event – Italy, Rende Industrial Park, 22 December 2011

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Supporting Competitiveness&International CooperationQuality and Innovation in Vocational Trainingfor Enterprise Cultural Heritage Workshop organized in cooperation with Rende Industrial Park IntroductionFrancesco Morelli – President, Rende Industrial ParkEnterprise Europe Network Services for Competitiveness and InternationalizationCarmela Gallo – EEN Services, Consorzio SPINQuality and Innovation in VET for Enterprise Cultural HeritageDorella De Tommaso – Project Manager, Consorzio SPIN

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Past Events

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ECE 2011 Conference – Creativity and Engagement in Higher EducationSalford, Greater Manchester, UK July 06-08 2011University of Salford.The International Education in a Changing Environment (ECE) Conference is organised by and held at the University of Salford, UK. The conference has provided a space for delegates to discuss their ideas, impressions and work on how innovative practice and research can be shared from across the globe to create a hive of positive and informative pathways to a new knowledge experience. SAScon 2011 Conference Manchester, UK May 19-20 2011 The Search And Socia media conference (SAScon) is organised by the digital community for the digital community, it is a not for profit event. SAScon is organised in association with trade bodies Manchester Digital and SEMPO. North West Europe Programme ConferenceManchester, UK December 06-07 2010The 6th and the 7th December 2010, Manchester will host up to 400 delegates and potential project promoters from across North West Europe to find out how innovation applies to the NWE Programme and what requirements will be needed if projects are to successfully apply for a slice of the funds.The two day event will explain how innovation applies to the NWE Programme and the kind of projects NWE is willing to fund under this Priority. The conference will also promote the results of the Programme and  so far and offer network opportunities for INTERREG programme potential and current project promoters.The Centre for Enterprise and Innovation Research, Salford Business School, on behalf of our partnership, will attend the Conference promoting the project and exploring interesting opportunities. For More Events with our project publications see Reports and Articles section.

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Friday, 28 October 2011 13:58

Supporting Competitiveness&International CooperationQuality and Innovation in Vocational Trainingfor Enterprise Cultural Heritage Workshop organized in cooperation with Rende Industrial Park IntroductionFrancesco Morelli – President, Rende Industrial ParkEnterprise Europe Network Services for Competitiveness and InternationalizationCarmela Gallo – EEN Services, Consorzio SPINMNEMOS Quality and Innovation in VET for Enterprise Cultural HeritageDorella De Tommaso – Project Manager, Consorzio SPIN

Last Updated on Friday, 23 December 2011 10:47