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Klaster Inteligentnych Systemów Transportowych

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General Information
The date when the cluster organisation was established: 
Monday, 23 September, 2013
Number of staff in the management team of the cluster organisation : 
1-5
Legal form of the cluster organisation: 
Non-Profit
Regions: 
Mazowieckie
Cluster Excellence Label: 
Other
Membership to European Strategic Cluster Partnerships (ESCP-4i, ESCP-S3 or ESCP-4x): 
SPACE2ID
Membership to other networks/partnerships: 
Cluster Management Team: 
NameSurnamePositionTelephoneEmail
Luc
Ampleman
Internationalisation Responsible
+48 22 630 99 09
lampleman@itspolska.pl
Robert
Łapiński
Cluster Manager
+48 515 09 2 669
rlapinski@itsklaster.pl
Link to team description on the cluster's website: 
under construction
Languages spoken: 
English
French
Polish
Sectoral and Industrial Focus
Sectoral Industries: 
Information Technology and Analytical Instruments
Transportation and Logistics
Technology fields: 
Applications for Transport and Logistics
System and transportation
S3 EU priority areas: 
Transport & logistics
Emerging industries: 
Digital Industries
Mobility Technologies
Composition of the cluster
Total number of members: 
29
Number of SME members: 
15
Number of larger company members: 
24
Number of research organisations/universities/technology centres: 
3
Number of other ecosystem actors : 
2
Link to the cluster members’ list: 
currently being updated - forthcoming in june 2016
Entrepreneurship and scale-up support facilities in the cluster's ecosystem (see "Organisation type"): 
Name and link of major players: 
Website
http://
Cluster Strategy
Mission/Objectives: 

The Intelligent Transportation Systems Cluster has been registered on the 23rd of September, 2013. The idea of establishing the Cluster stemmed from the need to lay a foundation for mutual cooperation and the exchange of knowledge between businesses, research institutions and public authorities focused in the area of Intelligent Transportation Systems as well as to support links between them and strengthen their capacity of innovation.

Do you have a formalised strategy?: 
No
Do you have a specific strategy focus that addresses internationalisation ?: 
No
Services
Support services provided: 
Facilitation of collaboration between members
Support of knowledge transfer
Provision and facilitation of access to training for members
Details of support services: 

In collaboration with ITS Polska, the NGO responsible for the integration of ITS in Poland, the Klaster ITS is in charge of developing and stimulating innoation in the field of ITS in Poland. The Klaster is currently working on a plan to maximise implemtation of new technologies and application while developping synergy between local adminisration, research institutions and companies.

Cooperation Activities
International Cooperation
The main countries targeted by the cluster organisation: 
Canada
Our cluster organisation undertook the following international activities to support our members: 
Participation at missions/events/study visits/fairs
Trans-national Cooperation
The main countries targeted by the cluster organisation: 
Belgium
France
Greece
Italy
Spain
Our cluster organisation undertook the following trans-national activities to support our members: 
Support to collaborative activities/etc.
Which clusters do you collaborate with?: 
AEROSPACE VALLEY
Madrid Aerospace Cluster
SKYWIN WALLONIA
LOGISTICS IN WALLONIA
CORALLIA CLUSTERS INITIATIVE
Tecnologie per le Osservazioni della Terra ed I Rischi Naturali
ASOCIACION MADRID PLATAFORMA AERONAUTICA Y DEL ESPACIO
• FONDAZIONE PARCO TECNOLOGICO PADANO
Support Programmes
Participation in Funded Support Programmes: 
European ProgrammesProject NameLinkName & Description (Regional/National)Link (Regional/National)
CIP/COSME

SPACE2ID

www.space2id.eu

So far, No particiaption in Funded Support Programmes at the national and regional level

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Relevant Project References: 
One international Memorandum of Understanding (with Canadian partner) and programme of cooperation on technology transfer with the SPACE2ID Consortium
Promotion
Success Story / Achievements: 

Klaster ITS succeeded to be the first cluster in the field of ITS in Poland involving major firms and research institutions working in that field. The cluster supported and facilitated the signature of a MoU between the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering of the University of Toronto and the Faculty of Transport of the Warsaw University of Technology. The cluster is also currently actively collaborating with the Consortium SPACE2ID to identify potential development in term of technological transfer between SPACE technologies and Mobility.

Why should partners choose you for cooperation?: 

Because the cluster works in the context of developping economy supported by well-educated people and small firms motivated by the developpement of new technologies to answer the current mobility challenges. Because Poland is the biggest country of Central Europe and the most significant link between the Western and Central-Easter part of Europe.