Partners networks Sample Clauses

Partners networks. In order to leverage on the partners’ network, we are coordinating actions with the partners to promote the community and the relevant different pieces of content generated. The idea is to include always a link to the community where the pieces of content are placed. This way we expect to attract and bring more users to the community leveraging on the social media and other dissemination channels of the partners. Similarly, when a key piece of content is generated, we will push using the partners’ networks to get them published in other media and addressing specific influencers in twitter through triggers and calls to action; or promoting catchy offerings through social media channels for early adopters.

Partners networks. The project outreach will be enhanced by each partner’s network (table 7), thanks to the help of social media that will be used as an important, cost-effective marketing tool, building up current engagement. Table 7 – Leveraging on partners’ networks Partner Network benefits TRUST-IT SERVICES LTD Trust-IT has access to a wide network of international experts in key ICT areas, and has long-lasting collaborations with the major ICT standards groups. Trust-IT has also Partner Network benefits consolidated partnerships with global energy players such as REXEL, as well as with regional players such as DomoTecnica, specialised in energy-savings & green procurement. Trust-IT is going to benefit from expanding dialogues with relevant players (e.g., The Green Grid, ETSI, IEEE) and Policy Makers. EUROCITIES ASBL EUROCITIES networks the local governments of over 130 of Europe’s largest cities and 40 partner cities. It brings together representatives from the environment, transport and ICT departments of its member cities, who follow closely European policies affecting the urban environment and analyse the new trends and opportunities that smart cities offer. Out of this membership base, the EUROCITIES environment forum has 117 members, the mobility forum 116, and the knowledge Society forum 116 members. Within the latter, the smart cities working group has 80 members and works with cross-cutting issues and solutions. Since 2011, EUROCITIES has launched the Green Digital Charter (GDC), a political initiative that aims to improve the quality of life in cities through the use of digital solutions. Signed by 50 European cities, representing more than 26 million citizens, GDC has, among others, the objective to help cities decrease the direct carbon footprint of their ICT sector by 30% within ten years. DELOITTE SUSTAINABILITY The wide network of Deloitte will bring together industry representatives, acquiring connections in the ICT providers, ICT system integrators, ICT product manufacturers and ICT-intensive organisations, as well as the final citizen, being able to reach the final audience thanks also to their 233K Twitter followers.