INTRASOFT International is a leading European company with a broad portfolio of activities largely related to information- and technology-based solutions and consultancy services to public administrations, international government and large enterprises. At the end of 2010, INTRASOFT International employed over 1.100 professionals working in Belgium, Luxembourg, Athens-Greece and Romania, 20% of which have postgraduate degrees, representing 17 different nationalities and mastering more than 15 languages. Through its continuous investment over the years it has earned a place among the primary suppliers for EU institutions and bodies (Commission DG, EU Agencies and Parliament).
INTRASOFT possesses expertise in fulfilling the needs for studies and support of the European Commission in the distinctive part of its mission, namely, European value creation. Central to our consulting services is a clear feel and understanding of the way European policy processes work. Our work aims to improve the quality of European Commissions policy interventions, to ensure the analysis of the economic, environmental and social impacts of an intervention, and to improve and simplify the regulatory environment.
INTRASOFT has performed several evaluations and impact assessment studies of policies and programmes. Since 2007 IISA has been involved in managing several Framework Contracts (FWCs) for the provision of impact assessment and evaluation tasks for the European Commission as leading firm of a consortium.
Contact persons:
Dr. Raimund BRÖCHLER
Senior Research & Innovation Manager
Head of Innovation Services Lab
Head of Factories of the Future Lab
Research & Innovation Department
2b rue Nicolas Bové, L-1253 Luxembourg, Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
Tel: +352 44 10 12 2061
Gsm: +49 160 990 575 02
Fax: +352 44 10 12 2359
Mr. Charalampos (Babis) Ipektsidis
Delivery Manager
Research & Innovation Department
2b rue Nicolas Bové, L-1253 Luxembourg, Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
E-mail: babis.ipektsidis@intrasoft-intl.com
This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 710470