Master Thesis and Projects Cooperation - ICT Job in Taastrup, Denmark

Master Thesis and Projects Cooperation - ICT Job Description

Would you like to write your thesis in cooperation with Danish Technological Institute? We offer you a great opportunity to work with some of the best technology specialists in their field.  Danish Technological Institute, DTI, is made up of 40 different technology centres, so surely you will find a centre working with just what you want to focus on in your thesis! Find out more on www.dti.dk

We are best known for the creativity and innovative mindset of our employees and we value quality and knowledge sharing. We do research and development and are always interested in good ideas, entrepreneurial spirits, and people who can help us develop our business.

We offer you great knowledge and expertise within the fields of building technology, energy & climate, business development, life science, danish meat research institute, materials & production, productivity & production and international centre. You will work closely with an advisor who will coach you throughout the project.  

About DTI
Knowledge is our most important resource and our specialists are among the best and brightest in their field. We have a strong profile in research and development both nationally and internationally. Our laboratories are world class and vital for our contribution to the Danish global competitiveness. We create technological and managerial innovation in cooperation with companies, research institutions and universities worldwide. We carry out advisory and standardisation activities and reinforces the labour market skills as Denmark's biggest courses, certification and lecturing company.

The Danish Technological Institute’s strategy focus areas.
The Danish Technological Institute’s research and development work is crucial for the Institute’s ability to develop new cutting-edge competences and to be in the forefront of selected technological fields. As the rate of change and pressure of competition both increase in the Danish business sector, so the nature of the demand for technological consultancy services is also changing.

The need for differentiation and product innovation is rising, leading to many companies now demanding knowledge environments in which they can gain access to the latest technological competences. In this context then, it is the Danish Technological Institute’s overall objective to be the central knowledge environment for these companies, in order to provide the latest technological solutions and innovation within the Institute’s core competence areas.

The Danish Technological Institute’s strategic focus areas are:

• Foodstuffs and health
• Innovative products of the future
• Intelligent application of ICT
• Productivity and internationalisation
• SME’s in the global reality
• Sustainable technologies

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Intelligent application of ICT
Information and communication technology (ICT) can be looked at from two angles. One concerns the application of ICT as a significant element in the development of a company’s competitiveness and innovation. The other angle concerns the development of ICT, with the large number of Danish companies developing and producing advanced software and electronics.

Intelligent application of of ICT can help towards increasing productivity and product quality, but can also open up possibilities for other, more radical forms of innovation and development, for example new types of products, new business models, new distribution methods, new forms of services or new marketing channels. On the development side, it is crucial for Danish ICT companies’ competitiveness that they maintain and expand their already solid grasp and overview of the technologies, and that they have access to the latest know-how and the latest methods available in the sector.

ICT is being developed along several different lines.

ICT support of business management and public administration is now so integrated in the process of developing these areas and making them more efficient that serious interest is now beginning to be shown in the possibilities of adapting existing systems to meet constantly changing needs in a quick and efficient way. 

Productivity in these change processes will be increased considerably. The question of increased productivity does not however merely concern the technical software- and system development, but also the strategic work with needs analyses, specifications, establishment of terms, sector standardisation, etc. as an integrated part of business development.

Another important line concerns the amount of software in appliances and the breaking down of the boundaries between hardware and software. The amount of software in standard chips is rising steadily and this makes it imperative to give a methodical boost to the appliance industry in line with the development that started in administrative systems many years back. Difficulties in the form of poor quality and productivity problems are already a reality for many companies.

These problems are greatest for small and medium-sized companies, which do not have large global high-volume production to cover development costs. The main development activities are thus aimed at enhancing the Institute’s knowledge and development base, rooted in the ICT sector, where the Institute already has a strong presence and where there is considerable market potential in the slightly longer term. 

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