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LOGIS MOBILE
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LOGIS MOBILE project Summary
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EC Leonardo da Vinci programme project LV/04/B/F/PP-172.001 “Competence framework for mobile on-site training in Logistics Information Systems” LOGIS MOBILE. |
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LOGIS MOBILE project’s aim is a creation, testing, and distribution of a new mobile m-training technology. New combined training and consultation methods use a concise professional dictionary in Logistics Information Systems and mobile telecommunication technologies in Internet WAP/WML environment.
Offered methods are cost effective and ensure convenient access to an upgrade of a professional skills and consultation services to any training participant – students, logistics specialists, managers, training organizers etc., using only mobile GSM/UMTS phone. Competence framework LOGIS MOBILE join experienced project partners. They are Latvian Intelligent Systems, Ltd., Fraunhofer Institut Fabrikbetrieb und –automatisierung (Germany), Otto-von-Guericke Universitat Magdeburg (Germany), Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona (Spain), Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya (Spain), Mettle Groupe (France), Klaipedos Universitetas (Lithuania), AS Ventamonjaks (Latvia), IDC Information Technologies (Latvia), Latvian National Association of Freight Forwarders, Riga Technical University (Latvia) and Warsaw University of Technology (Poland). Partners have a close cooperation with the largest European logistics associations.
Preparation of a multifunctional explanatory dictionary in Logistics Information Systems and its publication in printed and electronic form in wide spoken European languages can be mentioned as the basic results of the project. Training material is located on GSM/UMTS mobile communication network and Internet environment, ensuring combined e-training and m-consulting possibilities, according to methodology, which is developed within the project framework. Plan of the project results and intermediate results dissemination and valorisation activities foresees information distribution, using customers data base created during the first phase of the LOGIS project, which ensured introduction of the LOGIS first step project results already in 26 countries. Project results have been reported at international conferences and information events. Project partners have relationships with adjacent projects and educational network LOGNET of European Logistics Association (ELA).
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