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AcrossLimits is a dynamic Maltese technology research and consulting SME with its roots firmly derived from the innovation and ICT sectors. In fact its core business is still centred around the areas of Internet-based solutions for business and educational purposes. However in the last years, AcrossLimits has diversified and now is made up of three main divisions, namely Technology, European projects and Education.
The company was established in June 2001 as a limited liability company, though its members already worked together prior to that date under a partnership agreement and in fact have been developing IT related systems since 1996.
AcrossLimits has been participating and helping organisations to benefit from EU funded projects for 8 years. Our expertise varies from technology and innovation research projects to development, digitisation, elearning, banking and logistics. We offer consultancy, training, mentoring, project proposal writing, project management and much more.
The commitment to research is strong in our company. We believe that only by continuously challenging the current technological state-of-the-art, can we continue to move forward and advance.
Our innovative solutions are the fruit of our own internal research combined with experience gathered in collaborative research with our European partners. Our clients therefore benefit directly from day one of our engagement by constantly having access to better, faster, more stable, easier to use and improved systems.
AcrossLimits operates from its head office in Hamrun, Malta but has representation offices also in Palermo (Sicily), San Giovanni Rotondo (Puglia – Southern Italy), Brussels (Belgium), Zaragoza (Spain) and Athens (Greece).
| Comenius & Grundtvig mobilities for courses in Malta These last few days we have been receiving queries from our prospective course participants stating that their national agency is saying that all in-service training in Malta is suspended. This is due to a statement by the European Commission with respect to the suspension of the Maltese National Authority (EUPA) for the 2010 calls for proposals for the 'Youth in Action' and the 'Lifelong Learning' Programmes. The Maltese Ministry for Education has issued an official statement (click here to read) whereby it states in very clear terms that the mobility of individuals from other EU member states to Malta is not affected in any way.
We would therefore like to set everyone's mind's at rest that our E-learning and Media courses are still running in full swing as usual, and that grants from National Agencies to attend our courses will still be issued as per normal procedures.
Feel free to contact us for any further queries you might have. Click here to download Malta's Press Release |
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