BOLOGNA,

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1 BOLOGNA,

2 subject of the presentation Presentation of the Centre of Competence for Logistics in the regional, national, transnational context lessons from the POLLOCO project and resulting networking.

3 Wielkopolska Region - location The Wielkopolska Province is conveniently situated on route from Berlin through Poznań and Warsaw and on to Moscow

4 affiliation Centre of competence for logistics is a virtual unit of the Institute of Logistics and Warehousing: - est. 1967, - interdiciplinary, state-owned research centre (enterprise logistics, supply chain management, warehousing and inventory management, transportation, e-business/e-logistics, development of the GS1 identification and communication standards in Poland, testing of electric and electronic devices), - source of content and staff for Poznan School of Logistics and Centre for Logistics Education, employees.

5 contents goals of the Centre resources activity types Examples operations area target groups conclusions

6 goals of the Centre enhance logistics competence both internally and externally; promote use of logistics competence in formation and implementation of strategies and policies in the fields of transport, infrastructure, education, entrepreneurship, innovation, information technologies and environment; match the demand for applied logistics competence in the business sector and administration with the supply of competence providers; act as a focal point for networks of logistics competence suppliers; maintain permanent and stable links among networks members.

7 operations area regional (Wielkopolska), national (Poland) Euro-regional (the Vysehrad 4: Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia)

8 target groups Primary targets public administration companies (manufacturing & retail) transport and logistics operators universities, research centres and training bodies associations and other business support organisations Secondary targets logistics centres consultancies and individual consultants IT companies

9 resources Human resources Financial resources Organisational support

10 activity types - periodic workshops & seminars conferences (project-oriented and the series of biannual Logistics events) study visits participation in selected trade fairs micro-consultations

11 activity types - continuous information platforms (LOGPLAT, EPL) educational activities e-learning benchmarking/best practice identification/database maintenance new projects (including pilots)

12 activity types - communication Newsletter Promotional disc Leaflets and brochures Articles in trade press and electronic media The website(s)

13 details of selected activities Polish Centre of Competence in Logistics FP main objective: to support the development of intermodal transport infrastructure that will conform to the criteria of interoperability within as well as across modes and will help to transform New Member States into accomplished members of efficient Trans- European Transport Networks.

14 details of selected activities European Network of Logistics Competence Centres (Stuttgart, RER, Carinthia, Wielkopolska) InterregIIIC aim: to develop a long term joint strategy based on an analysis of existing plans, solutions, gaps in the participating regions and to implement the ENLoCC Cooperation Framework for regional logistics competence centres (LoCCs) and their European Network includes 2 pilots (LOGPLAT and LOGTRAIN)

15 details of selected activities Central European Network for Logistics Competence (Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia, Poland) FP aim: is to promote dissemination and exploitation of the results of RTD projects of the 5th and 6th Framework Programs among the enterprises, business support organisations and research units operating in the Central-European logistics and transport sector one conference and two practical workshops

16 details of selected activities Research network devoted to logistics centres, intermodal transport and inteligent transport systems (Szczecin University, Gdańsk University, Warsaw School of Economics, Poznań School of Logistics, Katowice Academy of Economics, Poznań Academy of Economics, Maritime Institute, Road Transport Institute, Rail Vehicle Institute, TU Berlin and still growing!) co-funded from national sources aims: effective utilization of the Partners research potential, creating joint research programs, improving the state of the art of macro-logistics. thematic areas: designing and developing logistics centres, development of multimodal transport solutions and intelligent transport systems supported by e-logistics

17 REGLO details of selected activities Regional Centre for Transfer of Logistics Innovation European Social Fund aims: improving the level of logistics innovation in SME s in Wielkopolska Province, improving transfer of knowledge to SME s and promoting innovative attitudes among entrepreneurs consulting services in the area of logistics and 8 workshops (thematically linked)

18 conclusions 1 - centre of competence No single multi-purpose, applicable-to-all model Multi-stakeholder, collaborative solutions most effective Clear definition of the sector Flexible in choice of activities

19 conclusions 2 - networking an excellent tool for expansion easy to finance hard to keep the momentum and maintain interest long way from network to community not a lot of value in Pan-European cooperation (other than exchange of experience and starting EU projects )

20 Thank you for your attention.