As a multi-country Interreg project, InnoWood facilitates the networking of small and medium-sized enterprises from the timber and furniture industry along the border between Austria and Hungary. It aims to boost their ability to compete and encourage the focused exchange of knowledge, which contributes to the development of innovations revolving around design and interiors.
With specific measures, e.g. organising a study trip to the Milan furniture show, InnoWood significantly helps to strengthen the innovative force of Styria.
The timber and furniture industry plays a key role in the western trans-Danube region, the south of Burgenland and Eastern Styria.
The SMEs in this sector are however reluctant to make use of new technology and innovations, and their willingness to cooperate with other companies and organisations tends be low.
The reluctance to innovate is due to a lack of management strategies, the change between generations and ignorance of market-specific facts. At the same time new expectations on the part of customers call for the launch of new products in international market places.
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