Athens Digital Health Week
30/01/2025: Mr George Nikolaidis, Ergobyte’s CEO, participated in the inspirational panel discussion titled “SMEs and Startups – Success Stories and Pathways to Growth”, in the context of Athens Digital Health Week 2025. The session was organized by the European Digital Innovation Hub for Smart Health: Precision Medicine and Innovative e-Health Services (smartHEALTH) and the Hellenic Digital Health Cluster (HDHC).
This engaging session highlighted the success stories of SMEs and startups that are the driving force behind digital health innovation. As a key contributor, Mr. Nikolaidis shared insights on overcoming barriers, achieving growth, and creating value within the sector. Attendees gained valuable knowledge on accessing support services from smartHEALTH and HDHC, building strategic partnerships and accelerating digital health solutions to market.
About Athens Digital Health Week 2025
The event was held from January 27th to 31st 2025, co-organized by IDIKA S.A.— the Hellenic eGovernment center for social security services and the National eHealth Authority (NeHA) of Cyprus, and hosted by HL7 Hellas. It serves as a premier networking platform for digital health innovators across Europe, aiming to foster collaboration among e-health governance bodies and European projects and facilitate the sharing of outcomes on advancing digital health technology adoption throughout Europe.
About smartHEALTH
The European Digital Innovation Hub for Smart Health: Precision Medicine and Innovative E-health Services serves as a one-stop-shop for SMEs, startups, mid-caps and the public sector, offering assistance to enhance business processes and services through digital technology. The hub provides specialized expertise in areas such as precision medicine, cancer, medical image analysis, leveraging national and international R&D excellence. By uniting key research and innovation leaders in Greece's digital health ecosystem, smartHEALTH facilitates the digital transformation of both private and public sectors. Ergobyte is a beneficiary of the project and collaborates closely with the Institute of Applied Biosciences of the Centre for Research and Technology Hellas (INAB|CERTH).
