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About MIRO - Benefits of MIRO Membership


Adding Value

MIRO delivers added value to its members by promoting the development of collaborative partnerships that share the cost of R&D initiatives, and by securing co-funding where appropriate.

MIRO managed projects can benefit from substantial public sector co-funding which significantly reduces the financial commitment for participating organisations, and leads to exceptional levels of industry research expenditure gearing.

Through extensive networks of industry based contacts MIRO provides a highly effective means of identifying beneficial collaborative partnerships which result in:

  • increased gearing of corporate spend
  • increased scale of projects
  • stimulation of both research and industrial personnel through interaction
 
  • improved utilisation of company resources
  • more efficient knowledge transfer
  • more effective establishment of technical priorities

Importantly industrial sponsors retain control of the project direction.


Access to Experience

As a specialist research management organisation with extensive experience in the development and management of a wide range of technology based R&D initiatives associated with the minerals and related industries, MIRO provides its members with a valuable additional technical resource.
The expertise of the project team members is matched to the particular technology or activity of each project and over 150 technical projects have been successfully completed.

MIRO personnel provide initial and on-going technical input to development of research proposals, identify opportunities to secure project co-funding and implement projects through professional delivery of high quality project management services.

MIRO members are able to benefit from participation in world class R&D programmes which may be beyond the reach of individual companies.


New Opportunities

MIRO acts as a central point of contact and information exchange for Members; through technical networks, project groups, research advisory panels, newsletters, technical bulletins and direct one-to-one communications.

MIRO information systems serve to alert Members to new technological opportunities; to introduce organisations with common technological goals and to promote exchange of ideas between industry and technology providers.

For many organisations membership of MIRO has resulted in the development of new business opportunities that have had a direct operational and economic benefit.

 

 

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