Last week, we took part in the 6th Plenary Meeting of the European INNDIH project, held at the headquarters of FEMEVAL (Federación Empresarial Metalúrgica Valenciana). This in-person meeting marked a strategic milestone for the consortium, allowing us to review the progress made and coordinate priorities for the final phase of the project, which will conclude in December 2025.
Throughout the day, key topics were addressed, including:
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Project management and achievement of objectives
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Sustainability and positioning of INNDIH within the European digital innovation ecosystem
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Evolution of the service portfolio and the launch of new digital maturity assessments
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Monitoring of service delivery and budget optimisation
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Upcoming communication actions, with campaigns designed to boost visibility and impact
At Inneürope, we presented the progress made in the area of communication, sharing results and next steps to continue building our community, strengthen INNDIH’s presence on social media and in specialised media, and leverage key events such as the Valencia Digital Summit (October) and the final project event (November).
As a beneficiary entity, we also shared our roadmap to meet the project’s objectives, combining tailored diagnostics for companies with funding advisory services and connections with accelerators. Over the coming months, we will reinforce these efforts to maximise the project’s impact on the entrepreneurial ecosystem in Valencia and across Europe.
In this final stretch, it’s time to double down with a collaborative, results-driven approach aligned with INNDIH’s core purpose: to facilitate access for SMEs, startups, and institutions to key technologies such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and high-performance computing.
At Inneürope, we remain strongly committed to this shared goal: driving the digital transformation of the business ecosystem through collaboration, specialisation, and meaningful European connections.
The coming months will be decisive—and this Plenary Meeting provided the momentum we needed to face them with clarity, coordination, and collective energy.
Let’s keep going!
INNDIH is a project funded by the European Union through the Digital Europe program, Grant Agreement nº101083002.
