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Hackathons are a good tool to solve industrial problems:
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It is not true; hackathons are normally used only in programming.
True! This can give out of the box solutions to the companies.
It is true, but there are no clear examples about its good results.
It is not true, if the participants don’t work in the company, they can’t give proper solutions.
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Workshops between companies:
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Don’t work because companies don’t usually want to share their information.
Allow to give knowledge and individual support to the companies.
Are a good tool even if the companies are not interested in the topic of the workshop.
Are non-existent, if a company needs training or similar, they have to pay someone to do it.
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Intersectoral workshops:
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Need a significant amount of time to be prepared and the results are quite low.
Must be done only with one company from each sector.
Can be organized by a cluster from each sector, that brings their companies.
Are only a good tool in the ecodesign context.
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When doing an eco-design process, it is important to include different actors from the value chain.
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The results will be richer in this case. Don’t forget anyone, from companies to HEI/VET students!
It is ok only if these actors are not HEIs or VETs, because in this case the results would lose quality.
It is better to work only with the company that have the problem, not to mix different ideas, etc.
Not recommendable for various reasons.
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