PARTNERS - IIMC

IIMC International Information Management Corporation Limited ( IIMC ) provides standards based publishing and workflow solutions for organisations, publications and events, strategic consulting in the areas of Information Management, Knowledge Management and eAdoption, and organises large international ICT focused conferences that bring together government, industry and research from around the world to share knowledge, experience, lessons learnt and good practice.

IIMC has a successful track record of commercial ICT research and innovative product development, as well as participation in European Commission funded research under FP4, FP5 and FP6. Team members work frequently with a variety of different units in both DG INFSO and DG Research as technology and business experts. IIMC team members also work as experts for national research programmes funded by the Research Council of Norway and VINNOVA (Swedish Agency for Innovation Systems).

Under FP5, IIMC was a partner in TRANSACT, tracking regulatory, technological and commercial developments impacting on European eBusiness, originated reference material and organized workshops. Under FP5, IIMC was responsible for the content, policy and scope of the eChallenges Conference Series (e-2003 – e-2005). IIMC chairs the International Programme Committee, developed the conference portal and edits the conference proceedings. Conference themes include i2010, eBusiness, eContent, eGovernment, eHealth, eWork and eLearning. Under FP6, IIMC is Coordinator of Regional Impact of Information Society Technologies in Africa (IST-Africa 2005 – 2006), which is focused on supporting International Cooperation with Developing ACP Countries in Africa in the areas of eBusiness, eGovernment, eHealth, eLearning and ICT for Agriculture. IIMC is also a technology, research and business development partner in VE-Forum (www.VE-Forum.org), which aims to develop a content driven community portal for networked organizations and has attracted over 2,500 members over the last two years.