The AIM Project (Artificial Intelligence for MSMEs) held a multiplier event on 8 July 2026 in Málaga, Spain, bringing together 16 representatives of the project's target group to present the project's achievements, results, and digital learning resources.
The event took place at the premises of the project's associated partner Arrabal, located at Plaza de Uncibay 3, Málaga, providing an opportunity to bring the project's results directly to professionals and stakeholders interested in the role of artificial intelligence in the business environment.
Presenting the AIM Project and its results
During the event, participants were introduced to the AIM Project, its objectives, target groups, and expected contribution to strengthening digital and artificial intelligence-related competences among micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs).
The presentation provided an overview of the project's main activities and results, highlighting the resources developed to help SMEs and self-employed professionals better understand and make practical use of artificial intelligence in their professional activities.
Particular attention was given to the project's Online OER Platform, which provides access to the training resources developed within AIM. Participants were guided through the platform, its structure, and the learning opportunities available to users.
Positive response from participants
The event also provided an opportunity for participants to exchange views on the project's results and discuss the relevance of AI-related training for today's business environment.
The feedback received from all participants was very positive. Attendees appreciated the practical orientation of the project results, the relevance of the topics addressed, and the accessibility of the online platform.
Participants also recognised the potential of the AIM resources to support SMEs and self-employed professionals in developing the skills needed to take advantage of artificial intelligence and respond to the challenges of digital transformation.
Bringing AIM results closer to the target group
The multiplier event represented an important step in the dissemination and exploitation of the AIM Project results, creating a direct link between the resources developed by the partnership and their intended users.
The positive response from the 16 participants reinforces the relevance of the project's approach and highlights the potential of the AIM Online OER Platform as a practical resource for developing AI and digital competences among MSMEs and professionals.
Through events such as this, the AIM Project continues to promote the practical adoption of artificial intelligence and contribute to a more digitally skilled and competitive European business environment.
