Increasing the innovation activity of REISSWOLF BULGARIA JSC by developing a new innovative process--“3D” (Digital Data Destruction)

REISSWOLF BULGARIA JSC was established in 2010, specialized in the confidential destruction of confidential documentation. Along with successful projects for various business clients, the company has traditions in developing innovative projects geared towards the IT industry for destroying digital data. The current innovation development project is an attempt to continue this trend. Developed innovation will be an efficient and cost-effective solution / process for the reliable destruction of magnetic data, physical destruction and environmental recycling. a new information management technology, including one-sided mounting of multi-component components, is not known on the global market with such a stage-by-stage process, detail, and met eration of information. The project, and in particular the envisaged activities, are aimed at acquiring new knowledge and skills to develop production innovation. This knowledge and skills include the development of the concept, technological descriptions, bills and estimates for technological proof of innovation, constructive calculations for the constructive implementation of the set functionalities and parameters. For the implementation of the main objective of the company will be the formation of a research team in close cooperation with experts from the University of Library Science and Information Technology. For the purpose of carrying out the relevant studies and tests, the use of consultancy services and the acquisition of DNA / FTA necessary for the development of process innovation are envisaged. As a result of the industrial research carried out, the implementation of the project will lead to the development of technology-friendly innovation - TRL 6. The project is entirely focused on ICT and informatics from ISIS-manufacturing, especially Fabless and new approaches to design and / or assembling and 3D digitization, visualization and prototyping.

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