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Federation of Hellenic Information Technology and Communications Enterprises (SEPE)

Federation of Hellenic Information Technology and Communications Enterprises (SEPE) DIAPLUS project, Leonardo da Vinci Nicosia, April 15, 2005. Who is SEPE. SEPE is the Federation of Hellenic Information Technology & Communications Enterprises a non-profit organisation

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Federation of Hellenic Information Technology and Communications Enterprises (SEPE)

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  1. Federation of Hellenic Information Technology and Communications Enterprises (SEPE) DIAPLUS project, Leonardo da Vinci Nicosia, April 15, 2005

  2. Who is SEPE • SEPE is the Federation of Hellenic Information Technology & Communications Enterprises • a non-profit organisation • established in March 1995 • Member companies include Software Developers, Hardware Manufacturers, Hardware and Software Distributors, Telecommunication Companies, System Integrators, Local Subsidiaries of ICT multinational companies and/ or Consultants. • Over 400 companies are currently members and collectively hold more than 95% of the country’s turnover in the ICT Industry.

  3. SEPE in Figures

  4. SEPE’s objectives • The main objectives of SEPE are: • to promote ICT in Greece and • to enlarge the ICT Industry’s market. • SEPE also represents the interests of the Greek ICT Enterprises vis-à-vis: • the Greek Government, • the European Commission, • the World IT and Services Alliance (WITSA), • the European Information, Communication and Consumer Electronics Technology Industry Association (EICTA), • the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), • and other bodies of influence.

  5. SEPE’s imperatives SEPE is an advisor to many national and international bodies, including Government, the Academic and Research Communities, Business Bodies and Fora. Utilizing this role, SEPE is currently lobbying for: • The rise of the public awareness on the importance of ICT and the transition of our society to an information society for all • The modernization of Public Administration with the use of Information Technology • The development of a high – speed telecommunication network to address and assist the current Communication Infrastructure

  6. SEPE’s imperatives • The design and implementation of programs aimed at addressing the needs of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and improving their competitiveness in the market • The engagement of Information Technology into all levels of the Educational System and the evolution of computing literacy and technology expertise • The cooperation between the ICT market and the educational system in order to coordinate the design of the study curricula according to the market needs

  7. SEPE’s initiatives for ICT development in SEE The Greek economy and the enterprises of the ICT Industry will focus their efforts on two main challenges: • To capture the opportunity of leveraging funds and investments for the modernization of the Greek Enterprises, especially SME’s. • To expand more aggressively the business and investments outside Greece mainly in the South East European area. To this end, SEPE is encouraging and supporting collaboration of Greek Enterprises with others, especially in the SSE area via fairs, congresses, IST and business projects and export promotion programs.

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