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04 June 2010

RSS feeds of Enterprise Europe Network partnering opportunities

What is an RSS Feed?

An RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is way to get an extract of the latest items from a website you want to follow. It saves you having to go back to the website and search for new items.

Enterprise Europe Partnering Opportunities

The network publishes around 50 new Opportunities each week.  They cover a wide range of sectors and they can be commercial, technical or R&D opportunities.

Up to now it’s been possible to subscribe to our website and create a keyword based profile. If you do this you get email alerts according to the sectoral keywords you have ticked. This is good, but the sectors are fairly broad and you may prefer not to get alerts by email. Everyone’s inbox is increasingly overloaded.

As an alternative we can set up a tailored RSS feed for you, based around a free text filter rather than sectoral keywords. So for example if you were interested in developing a new type of wind turbine, we can create a feed that sends you only opportunities with the words “wind turbine” in it, rather than everything from the Renewable Energy sector.

 
How do I access RSS Feeds?

First  you need to identify the feed you want. On our website, wherever you see the RSS logo  it means you can use that feed in the reader of your choice. However if you want a feed of new Partnering Opportunities you'll first need to register on our website and then contact us so that we can can set it up for you. We will then email you the RSS URL (like a website address). Click here to register, but note that if you're interested in getting a tailored RSS feed, but not the email alerts you don't need to select any sector areas during the registration, but you'll need to give us a call to set up your feed:

Contact Andrew Goldsbrough 01707 398716 (a.goldsbrough@eeneast.org.uk) to set this up.

Once you have the URL of the feed, you can do a lot of different things with it. That’s the beauty of RSS – it gives you the flexibility to read it when and where you want.  For example you can view the feeds throuhg your internet browser or through a feed reader, or you can view the feed through you emai system (depending on which emai system you use).

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