Technical professional organisation IEEE has announced the opening of the European Technology Centre in Vienna. The Centre will provide support and services to the European technical community, focusing specifically on the needs of industry, academia, and governmental institutions.
With more than 423,000 members worldwide, including over 55,000 in Europe, IEEE brings a global perspective and strong membership base of professionals who are leading authorities in world of changing technologies, from computing, communications, and sustainable energy systems to IoT, blockchain, biomedical engineering, and many more. IEEE inspires a global community to solve shared industry and societal challenges by leveraging technology to address important global issues. IEEE nurtures, develops, and advances technologies worldwide through standards development, supports the incubation of new innovations, produces highly cited publications, organises major conferences, and offers a wide range of professional and educational programs.
IEEE planned to expand on a number of strategic initiatives including the European Public Policy Initiative, which aims to increase the dialogue between the European technology community and European policy makers and regulators through expert working groups in areas such as energy and information and communications technology (ICT). Activities of the European Public Policy Initiative include developing public-policy position statements and organising policy-related events, among others.
Current engagements of the European Technology Centre include participation in the European Multi-Stakeholder Platform on ICT Standardisation and in the European Innovation Summit.
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