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Secrets of big data supporting companies in distress
26/06/2019 Early Waring machine learning tool gives the opportunity to use data to see issues that could create trouble to SMEs. It is the method that helps identify companies in crisis in order to offer them valuable advice and support. Read more
Early Warning Europe establishes synergies in the Danube region
24/06/2019 Partners of Early Warning Europe attended the Thematic Capitalization Workshop organized by Danube Chance 2.0 project in Budapest, Hungary. Read more
Early Warning Europe welcomes the decision of the Council of the European Union on the adoption of common rules to prevent insolvency in Europe
12/06/2019 The decision of the Council of the European Union is the last step of the legislative process Read more
Changing the mindset about business failure.
06/06/2019 Partners of Early Warning Europe and stakeholders gathered in Brussels to talk about obstacles entrepreneurs can experience along their way and to share practices on breaking through the stigma associated with failure. Read more
The Early Warning Europe project integrates the SME Policy Index: Western Balkans and Turkey 2019 - Assessing the Implementation of the Small Business Act for Europe
27/05/2019 In the document, the Early Warning mechanism is recognized as a central instrument for securing a resilient SME sector in any economy Read more
The Training Academy
06/05/2019 On 6-7th of May, Early Warning Europe organizes the Training Academy for 2nd wave countries. Read more
Early Warning Europe in focus at Lithuanian conference
09/04/2019 A research study on supporting measures for preventing insolvency in Lithuanian SMEs concludes with a conference in Vilnius on 12th April. Read more
More awareness raising and support necessary for Early Warning
04/04/2019 Early Warning Europe organised an Expert Network Meeting in Brussels to discuss the recently adopted “Directive on preventive restructuring frameworks, second chance and measures to increase the efficiency of restructuring, insolvency and discharge procedures”. Read more
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