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1 Introduction.- 1.1 Background.- 1.2 Mathematical technology in demand.- 1.3 Mathematical technology on offer.- 1.4 Economic activities involved in mathematical transfer.- 2 i-MATH Map of Demand for Mathematical Technology (TransMATH Demand Map).- 2.1 Objectives and methodology.- 2.1.1 Objectives.- 2.1.2 Methodology: population, sample and questionnaire.- 2.2 Main results of the study.- 2.2.1 Characterisation of companies: by sector, company size and department.- 2.2.2 Knowledge and use of mathematical tools: CAD/CAE, statistics and operations research, and other mathematical techniques.- 2.2.3 Needs and human resources.- 2.2.4 Collaboration and outsourcing with universities and research centres.- 2.3 Conclusions.- 3 i-MATH Map of Supply of Mathematical Technology (TransMATH Supply Map).- 3.1 Objectives and methodology.- 3.1.1 Objectives.- 3.1.2 Analysis of research groups.- 3.2 Overview of research groups.- 3.3 Mathematical techniques and MSC classification.- 3.4 Expertise by sector: consulting and training.- 3.4.1 Research activity from 2000 to 2010: overview and characterisation.- 3.4.2 Technological transfer: supply and experience.- 3.4.3 Biomedicine & Health.- 3.4.4 Construction.- 3.4.5 Economics & Finance.- 3.4.6 Energy & Environment.- 3.4.7 Food.- 3.4.8 ICT.- 3.4.9 Logistics & Transport.- 3.4.10 Management & Tourism.- 3.4.11 Metal & Machinery.- 3.4.12 Public Administration.- 3.5 Expertise in software development.- 3.6 Expertise in use of free and commercial software.- 3.7 Conclusions.
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