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A recent study shows that building costs for Nordic hospitals could be reduced by 20 percent by implementing building information standards.

Jorma Ollila proposes to establish a Nordic research and demonstration programme of NOK 635 million and that it should be administered by Nordic Innovation, NordForsk and Nordic Energy Research.

Nordic Innovation has put together a high-level Advisory Board for the Nordic Scalers program. The board consists of public sector actors responsible for internationalization or scaling policies in their countries, and also prominent private sector figures.

Access to testing and development in hospitals should make the Nordic countries a go-to region for international medtech companies.

Smart government can bring savings and new business models for companies and improve the public sector.

#NordicMade is a community-based movement for branding, marketing and outreach, to promote both regional and international awareness of Nordic tech.

Open data hacks to save Nordic folklore, save reindeer and create meta data for large photo stocks won the three prizes at the Hack4Norden 2016 pitching competition at Slush.

After more than one year of competing, AbleOn Medical won the Nordic Independent Living Challenge. The Norwegian startup received the main prize of NOK 1 000 000 by His Royal Highness Crown Prince Haakon at an award ceremony at Oslo City Hall 9 June.