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What is SPIR?
The Strategic Partnership for Industrial
Resurgence (SPIR) is an industry support service offered
by SUNY engineering schools at Binghamton, Buffalo,
and Stony
Brook. SPIR was established to strengthen
New York State's small and mid-sized businesses by helping
them apply technology solutions to make them more competitive.
This is essential in today's rapidly changing and technology-dependent
business environment. To accomplish its mission, Binghamton's
SPIR Center assists small and mid sized businesses through
partnership projects staffed by Watson School Engineering,
Computer Science and System Science students, faculty
and client personnel. SPIR was initiated at Binghamton
University's Watson School in 1994 with strong support
from the Governor and Legislature. An estimated $90
million in wages-per-year is generated by the approximately
2,500 jobs that SPIR has helped our partners create
and retain.
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What Can SPIR Do for You? |
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Who is Eligible for SPIR Assistance? |
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Any small or mid-sized New York State
technology-based or technology-dependent company in
the manufacturing, product development, information
technology or service sector is eligible for SPIR assistance.
Annually on average, SPIR works with 25 companies on
50 projects primarily in hardware and software product
development, information technology services and manufacturing
support. Work is generally project oriented and lasts
one or two semesters. Companies work together with SPIR
to define essential work tasks and measurable outcomes
that will enable companies to meet their business and
growth objectives.
Whether you are a small firm looking to upgrade or
introduce new technology, a high- technology firm addressing
the challenges of product development and testing, or
a company seeking ISO registration, SPIR can help you
with these and many other tasks to make your business
more competitive.
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