Enterprise Estonia (EAS) established a list of Estonian manufacturers who currently or potentially have the ability to manufacture personal protection and disinfection equipment. The website www.eas.ee/isikukaitsevahendid presents the product range offered by Estonian companies as well as their contact details, so that interested parties can contact the manufacturers. According to Tanel Rebane, the Director of the Trade Development Agency of Enterprise Estonia, the purpose of the website is to unite the demand and supply. “In addition to the medical sector, to which the state is attending centrally, the demand for personal protection and disinfection equipment has also increased in other

Enterprise Estonia (EAS) established a list of Estonian manufacturers who currently or potentially have the ability to manufacture personal protection and disinfection equipment. The website www.eas.ee/isikukaitsevahendid presents the product range offered by Estonian companies as well as their contact details, so that interested parties can contact the manufacturers. According to Tanel Rebane, the Director of the Trade Development Agency of Enterprise Estonia, the purpose of the website is to unite the demand and supply. “In addition to the medical sector, to which the state is attending centrally, the demand for personal protection and disinfection equipment has also increased in other

Last year we launched a new service offering the involvement of an international expert at your company. As expected, the service proved to be popular and during the first year nearly 50 companies used an international expert in seven different markets with the support of Enterprise Estonia. Experts can help you find potential clients, kick-start sales, modify products according to the market requirements or make rearrangements at the company. Among other things experts will bring their knowledge on markets and trends and help you adapt the product according to the needs of the market. Companies can use the service in

This is the eighth edition of the European Innovation Scoreboard (EIS), which provides a comparative assessment of the innovation performance of EU Member States, under the EU Lisbon Strategy. The methodology for the 2008 EIS is revised compared to that of 2007 with a stronger focus on services, non-technological aspects, and outputs of innovation. The analysis of trends over time is now based on changes in the absolute values of the indicators over a five year period, rather than the previous approach of measuring trends relative to the EU average. The EIS 2008 includes innovation indicators and trend analyses for

Globalization of the world economy is entering a new phase. While some time ago, it seemed like digital technologies are opening the way for a global world and have come to stay, now the trend is being overshadowed by anti-globalism messages. In this turbulence of change, where negotiated agreements are reviewed and reasons for change are sought, personal relationships and the ability to successfully negotiate trade agreements play an important role. In order to survive in international competition, countries have a natural desire to support their enterprises to help them grow their exports and thus the national economy as a

On 8 October, the ‘Best Estonian Companies 2020’ awards recognised the best companies in Estonia. The title of Company of the Year went to one of the leading Estonian IT companies, Nortal AS. The Company of the Year was selected from the best of the Enterprise Estonia (EAS) and Estonian Employers’ Confederation competition ‘Entrepreneurship Awards’ and the Estonian Chamber of Commerce and Industry ‘Competitiveness Ranking’. “Nortal stood out among tight competition thanks to its notably strong economic results and high salary level. It is a major company that can still grow quickly,” said EAS Chairman of the Board Peeter Raudsepp. According