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The public energy operator SIEA uses satellite navigation

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The public energy operator SIEA uses satellite navigation


SIEA improves its contractors’ performance by using satnav to verify that fibre optics, gas and electric lines in the French region of Ain are built as per plan.

SIEA (Syndicat Intercommunal d'énergie et de e-communication de l'Ain) is a public body of inter-municipal cooperation. Created in1950, SIEA is in charge of managing energy and communication for the 419 municipalities included in the French eastern region of Ain.

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Space Agencies’ learn from their respective user support programmes

Eurisy Members' Day

Space Agencies’ learn from their respective user support programmes

8 December 2011, Paris


Representatives of Eurisy’s members – most European space agencies – met in Paris to discuss their respective user support initiatives. In addition to drawing on each other’s experience in terms of the governance of these initiatives, the meeting sought to outline their complementarity on a European level.  The main common agreement was that it is crucial that the needs of the end-user, not the space technology itself, should be the starting point of any discussion about the potential benefits of space technologies.

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Growth and competitiveness using satellite applications – practical approaches for non-space SMEs

Conference

Growth and competitiveness using satellite applications – practical approaches for non-space SMEs

Warsaw, 23 November 2011


Over 150 entrepreneurs and policy-makers gathered at this successful conference to learn more about the concrete benefits of using satellite information and services to inform decisions and manage businesses, and the positive impact they have on SMEs’ growth and competitiveness.

Pioneering SMEs in the use of satellite-derived information and satellite applications in their business activities shared their feedback on the economic challenges they faced in agriculture, construction, renewable energy production, manufacturing and tourism and how innovative solutions enabled them to make their business processes more efficient, to take better informed management decisions or to tap into new markets.

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