CGC (CTIF Global Capsule) started its journey in 2004 as the Centre for TeleInfrastructure (CTIF) which now stands as Core TeleInFrastructure. Since 2015, this legacy was gradually embraced to transform the sturdy network into an Internationally non-profit association. Today, CGC has been gaining the internationally acclaimed recognition for its activities. Officially, it has been inaugurated at Villa Mondragone, Rome, Italy on October 28, 2015, and legally registered in March 2016. CGC has several Divisions all over the world supporting the Global Network activities. CGC provides an international platform for the purpose to strengthen international and cross-/multi-/inter-disciplinary research and business development. The Information, Communication and Technology (ICT) sector has been the main focus for CGC since its inauguration in 2004. As ICT technologies rapidly evolve and security concerns continuously change, the multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary approach to research, education and business model innovation of CGC have enabled it to keep pace with emerging issues. Currently, a strong emphasis is given to aspects such as security, eHealth, Green ICT, cybercrime, Multi Business Model Innovation (MBMI) and Digitalization, etc.

BIT Sindri is the premier Engineering College of Jharkhand state in India. BIT Sindri is a public Institute controlled and managed by the Department of Science and Technology, Government of Jharkhand, Ranchi, India. The institute was established in the year 1949 and is affiliated to Vinoba Bhave University (VBU). The alumni of BIT Sindri organizes an international event each year since 2016. The first event was held in Delhi, the second one in Dubai, the third event in Goa, the fourth event in Herning, Denmark and the fifth event will also be in Herning as hybrid (virtual physical)

The Global ICT Standardization Forum for India (GISFI) is an Indian standardization body active in the area of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and related application areas, such as energy, telemedicine, wireless robotics, biotechnology. GISFI is an effort to create a new coherence and strengthen the role of India in the world standardization process by mapping the achievements in ICT in India to the global standardization trends. Further, GISFI is focused on strengthening the ties among leading and emerging scholars and institutions in India and the world; to develop and cultivate a research and development agenda for the field.

The Greenbizz aims to increase business potentials and competences by developing the workforce of the companies to boost growth and employment around the green economy. The purpose of the GreenBizz project, through digitization, is to maintain, streamline and make better use of its material created through innovation in start-ups and SMEs as well as the processes and environments associated with them that focus on green business models

HOLOTWIN is a University twinning action for enhancing capacity and research excellence in holographic telepresence systems as a catalyst of digitalization. The twinning will activate a process of knowledge transfer towards the Technical University of Sofia (Bulgaria), which leverages the academic and research excellence at Aarhus University (Denmark), University of Surrey (UK) and Hellenic American University/Hellenic American College (Greece) in this area of research. The plan of activities includes staff exchanges, brainstorming meetings, research and entrepreneurship workshops, the start of new EU- and nationally funded joint research projects for doctoral students, cross-functional mentoring, training and summer schools.

CENTRAL Project aims at developing and implementing academic educational curricula with an international orientation in content and form, aimed at preparing students for performing (professionally/socially) in a global and multicultural context and designed for domestic and/or foreign (international) students. CENTRAL is aimed at enabling employability, internationalisation and interdisciplinary engagement of students and graduates, as well as research staff. The goal is to modernize existing infrastructure in Asian universities by developing and implementing appropriate support software tools and to create new curricula in the fields of ICT, which are expected to grow exponentially in the next years and train and educated with skilled personnel.

The Wireless World Research Forum (WWRF) is the place where the global wireless research community meets to explore and develop the research challenges that confront us as we look beyond current 5G deployments. The ongoing effort to roll out 5G technologies, and the ongoing debate on how to meet the requirements of the various vertical industries that will make use of 5G are also being studied, with WWRF members closely involved in all these discussions, and publications such as our Outlook series are a good guide to them. But the mission of WWRF is to look beyond current technology and businesses to identify the key research trends that will impact our world in the next 5-10 years. With over 50 members from across 4 continents, WWRF brings together a wide range of industry and academic players, and has a particular focus on the contribution of newly emerging market sectors and developing regions.