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Welcome to ACCESS ICT

A hub between ICT SMEs ready to commercialise the results of their R&D and early stage venture capital investors

Looking for funding?

If  you are an ICT SME or R&D project apply to ACCESS ICT to be supported to access funding from business angels, venture capital funds and corporate investors.

Interested in Investing?

If you are a potential investor interested in accessing early stage ICT deals with strong IP and high growth potential, apply to join ACCESS-ICT to mentor companies, attend international investment events and have access to our exclusive member portal.

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Taking the technologists to the marketplace » source: IrishTimes.com     IS THE SCIENCE or engineering student wired di...

ACES - Academic Enterprise Awards »   Recognising Enterprise in Universities and Research Institutions   Un...

Patents not worth the paper for small businesses » source: Science|Business 28/09/2011   SMEs need better protection of their...

What can an entrepreneur say in an investor meeting that instantly marks them as... » Source: Boston.com | 21/09/2011   By Scott Kirsner, Globe Columnist Ven...

When Mentors Matter More Than Money » source: Bloomberg Business Week, 20/09/2011 More public and private entit...

EURADA - Funding industry report: All money is not the same »   EURADA - The European Association of Development Agencies, has just relea...

Nelson Gray: "Early stage investors aren’t interested in the technology behind m... » Angels bearing funding published: January 30th, 2011; ThePost.ie Early sta...

How to get your new product to market » Besides taking a look at the access to investment toolkit available here on ...

Finland seeks companies for ICT ecosystem » Source: Engineering News 29/07/2011   Nokia Technopolis and the Finnish ...

Addressing key start-ups with semantic search technologies »   ACCESS ICT is working with salsaDev, a Swiss-based start-up specialised...

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ACCESS ICT is a targeted initiative for early stage ICT SMEs and R&D projects from European Union’s FP6 and FP7 programmes which are looking for funding from Venture Capital Investors.
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