Pendle Borough Council

Technology and e-Business

No Limits - Eureka

Eureka is the innovation & technology support strand of No Limits. The project will operate until March 2010. Eligible businesses, start ups and individuals will be supported to develop and be more competitive through the effective exploitation of technology and innovation. The DDU is the lead delivery body for Eureka but works closely with a wide range of partners across Pennine Lancashire to ensure that an integrated and comprehensive support service is available

Our experienced team at The Digital Development Unit (DDU) is able to provide assistance ranging from an initial enquiry through to in-depth support with project implementation. We have many contacts across the wide field of public and private sectors and can assist in finding the most appropriate help for your requirements.

Key services

Product and process innovation

Information technology and e-commerce

We can help with:

Identifying the best technologies to improve your business

We aim to promote new technology to existing and start-up businesses, especially the use of computers in manufacturing and web enablement. We can assist businesses to identify the best technologies to improve or replace existing practices.

Connecting you with the right supplier or expert to help you solve your problem.

A key part of the support that we provide is to remain abreast of the specialist support that is available from other public and private sector organisations. We can help you to determine the nature of the support you require and to evaluate potential sources of assistance.

Call 0800 612 2029 for more information or email ddu@blackburn.gov.uk

EAST LANCASHIRE ICT CLUSTER

The East Lancashire ICT Cluster, formerly the Digital Alliance, is a consortium of companies working in digital industries in East Lancashire, supported by the Lancashire Economic Partnership, Business Link North West and InfoLab21.

The East Lancashire ICT Cluster acts as a gateway to the skills of the digital industry in East Lancashire helping local companies source innovative business solutions to meet the needs of a changing market place whilst providing a supportive, collaborative community for our members.

For more information visit the website http://lcictcluster.org/east-lancashire.htm or contact Michael Holroyd on 07867 652056 or email michael.holroyd@businesslinknw.co.uk

East Lancashire e-Business Club

The eBusiness Club initiative is designed to provide businesses with the essential information and help they require to integrate eBusiness practices into their business processes. The East Lancashire eBusiness Club will help to reduce costs and improve efficiency for your business through technology-focused solutions.

For more information visit http://www.chamberelancs.co.uk/

Become an Associate Company of Lancaster University

Lancaster University's InfoLab21 is strengthening its relationship with businesses in the region by inviting them to become official Associates of InfoLab21. Membership of the Associate Company Scheme allows you to enjoy the following benefits:

Invitations to attend / participate in technology awareness and networking events

Access to a unique source of information for regional opportunities

Discounted places on training courses

Company profile and link on the InfoLab21 website

Opportunities to interact with the Computing and Communications Systems academic departments

For more information call Nick King or Colin McLaughlin on 01524 510447/3 or visit the website http://www.infolab21.lancs.ac.uk/

Business websites

East Lancashire Chamber of Commerce can provide advice on creating and promoting your business with a website and online commerce.

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