The programme supports small and medium businesses.
A Westmeath based research company is launching a national SME support program.
Mullingar's Irish Manufacturing Research will run the DATUM programme alongside the Advanced Manufacturing Innovation Centre (AMIC) at Queen’s University Belfast.
The programme aims to offer hands-on support to small and medium sized businesses digitally transform their operations while reducing excessive costs.
It's hoped it will boost relationships between manufacturing businesses in Ireland and Northern Ireland, with the first round of expressions of interest now open.
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