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Innovation Capacity of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises of the Novgorod Region © 2015 All Rights Reserved Novgorod fund for small business support Innovation capacity of small and medium-sized enterprises of the Novgorod region © 2015 All Rights Reserved. The brochure prepared by Euro Info Consulting Centre of Novgorod region, Novgorod Centre of Export Support and Cluster development center of Novgorod Fund for Small Business Support with the assistance of the Department of Economic Development of the Novgorod region. Use of materials of the brochure needs the written permission from the Novgorod Fund for Small Business Support. Novgorod Fund for Small Business Support 173021, Veliky Novgorod, Kochetova street, 30 +7 (816 2) 67-02-83 [email protected] http://ncpe.ru Disclaimer Statement The brochure contains information that may be of interest to you. This brochure does not warrant completeness or accuracy of contained information. In order to assist you find the relevant information or service from this brochure as quickly as possible ask for expert’s help or advice. The authors disclaim responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, reliability and usefulness of contained information in the brochure. Any claims against information in the brochure will be rejected. 2 CONTENT Introduction Innovation capacity of small and medium-sized enterprises of the Novgorod region 5 Information Technology LLC «1st Novgorodsky Institut Innovaci» 7 LLC «Kompleksnye sistemy bezopasnosti 53» laborotory «Kompozit Termo» 7 Ltd «Atom» 8 Ltd «Astro Soft Veliky Novgorod» 8 LLC Promotional center «Formula» 9 LLC «InfoTek» 9 SP Kuratov Stanislav Yurevich, project «Kuratov» 10 LLC «Laik», project «Smartsite» 10 LLC «MediS» 11 LLC «Platan-Consulting» 11 LLC «SOFT-SERVIS» 12 Ltd «CN - Software» 13 Ltd «Enigron» 13 LLC «Fiziki I Liriki» 14 LLC «Novinteh» 14 Machinery, equipment and mechanisms SP Anisimov Vladimir Olegovich, design office «Prototip» 15 Ltd Company «Bakaut» 15 CJSC «Borovicheskiy Opytniy Mashinostroitelniy Zavod» 16 OJSC «Borovichsky zavod «Polimermash» 17 CJSC «GARO-Trade» 18 LLC «Innovation-N» 19 LLC «ITC» PezoElektronika» 20 LLC «Novgorodskaya akkumulatornaya kompania» 20 Ltd «NORD-Engineering» 21 JSC «Planeta-SID» .22 LLC «Pulsar» .22 LLC «Transvit-Center» 23 JSC «ELSY» 23 LLC «Ellips» 24 CJSC «Energomash» .24 LLC PKF «ELECTRON-COMPLEKS» .25 3 Chemical industry LLC «Grumant» 26 Ltd Company «NovBioProm» .26 CJSC «Eksperimentalny khimichesky zavod» 27 Agricultural industry 6 LLC «MEDOVY DOM» 28 LLC «Sady Staraya Russa» .28 Farm of Pireev Ivan Ivanovich 29 Wood processing 8 LLC «Timber Innovation Company» 30 LLC «Firm «Ecopromstroy» 30 Tourism and activities LLC «Usadba» 31 SP Astapenko Viktor Viktorovich, club «Ilmen» 32 «Lyubytino-Slalom», ski club «Lubogorie» 32 Other 1 LLC «Voditel Plus» 33 LLC «Glavsnab» 33 4 Innovation capacity of small and medium-sized enterprises of the Novgorod region INTRODUCTION The favourable geographical location between Moscow and St. Petersburg, the developed transport network, land, forest, water, tourist and recreational resources, the presence on the territory of institutions of business development, higher and secondary institutions that train specialists for the different profiles and levels of competence - all these factors determine the innovation potential of the Novgorod region and its investment attractiveness. In the Novgorod region the emphasis is on economic policy, the purpose of which is the development of industrial and agricultural sectors, innovation high technology productions, including export oriented, which facilitates the transition to intensive type of economic development under which high-tech industries are the growth engine of the regional economy. Innovative activity in the region is primarily determined by the activity of small and medium enterprises. They are the most mobile, fast and responsive to changes in the market by economic entities. Even today small and medium. Novgorod enterprises introduce innovative methods and technologies that allow them to compete with the serious players in the Russian and international markets. In the Novgorod region formed a favorable environment for the development of innovative business. Support is provided at the level of state and local government. In the region there are specialized institutions for support and development for many years. Since 1997, support for small and medium enterprises in areas such as economic foundations of improving the welfare of human life, provides Novgorod Fund for Small Business Support. The fund combines the basic infrastructure of support of small and medium businesses. Today, businesses can receive financial services (loans and guarantee), as well as information and consulting support for product promotion, business creation and development, exports, cooperation within regional clusters, as well as protection of the rights of entrepreneurs. Development Agency of the Novgorod region is engaged searching, attracting investors, as well as support for investment projects on the territory of the Novgorod region. Target directions of the Agency’s work are science, education, health, culture, social protection and employment, physical culture and sports, as well as other sectors of the economy. 5 Scientific and educational center of the region is the Novgorod State University of Yaroslav the Wise. The University combines a wide range of natural sciences, humanities, engineering and other disciplines at all levels of secondary, higher, postgraduate and further education. As part of postgraduate education act: postgraduate, doctoral, internship and residency; at the university successfully operating small innovative enterprises, which employ teachers, staff, graduate and undergraduate students. Research in NovSU carried out in many areas. Particular attention is paid to fundamental science. Participation in research involving all departments of the University under the coordination of research and development centre. Technopark (a business incubator) of NovSU contributes development of innovative activity of small and medium businesses, as well as commercialization of scientific research. Here, on an area of about 2000 square meters provide space for individual and collective business location and modern equipment. For its residents business incubator provides a conference hall, rooms for negotiations, a fitness room, a dining room and parking. To focus the business, scientific and educational institutions, public authorities and local government for the development of key areas of economy of the Novgorod region are formed and actively work 5 regional clusters. Fields of activity clusters covering agriculture, forest industry, electronic industry, information technology and tourism. A further innovative development of the Novgorod region will be based on close cooperation between all concerned parties: government, science and business. The process involves the use of a complex of all available tools to realize the potential of growth areas to modernize and update the basic production funds, provide enterprises qualified personnel and to organize the promotion of end products in Russian and international market. 6 LLC «1st Novgorodsky Institut Innovaci» A small innovative enterprise LLC «1st Novgorodsky Institut Innovaci» created on the basis of the Novgorod State University of Yaroslav the Wise in January 2010 under the Federal Law №217-FZ. The purpose of the institute is to introduce innovations of Novgorod State University in the area of new information technologies: INFORMATION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY • development of custom software; • development of Internet portals; • system integration of IT projects; • consulting services; • IT audit. The company employs teachers, students, graduates and employees of Novgorod State University, many of which are certified by the world’s leading experts of IT-industry: IBM, HP, Cisco, 1C, Microsoft and others. Maxim Kiselev Veliky Novgorod, Bolshaya Sankt-Peterburgskaya street, 41 +7 (816 2) 97-42-00 [email protected] http://innov.novsu.ru/innov/org/1nii LLC «Kompleksnye sistemy bezopasnosti» Laboratory «Kompozit Termo» Лаборатория «Композит Термо» Laboratory «Kompozit Termo» manufactures products from polystyrene foam materials. The main activities are: • manufacturing of prototypes of model materials by thermal cutting, by milling on CNC and by 3D printing of plastics; • three-dimensional design and manufacture of scale models and models for static and dynamic tests; • production of multi-layer composite products. Aleksandr Larionov Veliky Novgorod, Lazarevskaya street 11, office 111 +7-911-623-74-09, +7-921-203-81-72 [email protected] https://vk.com/kompozittermo 7 Ltd «Atom» The «Atom» company established in 2009. The company automatizes the production facilities, runs the projects in the field of web marketing. The main activities are: INFORMATION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY • web-development; • automation and IT-infrastructure development; • system administration and network optimization. For six years of existence, the company gained experience and acquired customers in each direction. Mikhail Shulman Veliky Novgorod, Rechnaya street, 3 +7 (816 2) 60-56-35 [email protected] http://byatom.com Ltd «Astro Soft Veliky Novgorod» The company «AstroSoft» is a group of Russian suppliers and software developers. The company specializes in the development of software for embedded devices, system software (Windows, Linux, Embedded), solutions based on Microsoft SharePoint, and automation of large enterprises based on 1C platform. The company also has its own products. Among the clients there
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