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The Vienna Science, Research and Technology Fund. The WWTF has supported more than 550 projects with 265 million euros over the past 20 years.

Mykola Bubelich, a native of Ukraine who grew up in Odessa, moved to Vienna with his family in 2015 and founded the IT start-up Belichberg.

Aspern Seestadt, the new district in the north-east of Vienna, is currently just over a third developed.

Advertorial. The multiple crises of recent years – from the corona pandemic to the disruption of essential supply chains – have shown that there is still a lot to be done in Austria in terms of greater and more resilient security of supply.

Network and control technology from Austria not only makes spacecraft, rockets and the future Lunar Gateway space station safe, but is also used in aircraft – such as the Airbus 380 and the Boeing Dreamliner –, in wind turbines and in cars.

Almost everyone uses (especially) Microsoft's Office products, but the company has undergone a transformation in recent years.

Since 2019, the Head of the Science, Research and Business Location Division in the City of Vienna's Municipal Administration has served as an interface to colleges and universities.

The Federal Computing Center (BRZ) is committed to the development of smart and secure IT solutions and uses innovative technologies such as big data, artificial intelligence, blockchain and robotics.

Companies like Atradius know their customers and their suppliers well and are able to assess the current economic situation very well.

Georg Jungwirth is a professor at the University of Applied Sciences Campus 02.

The hoped-for upturn for Austria's economy is still very lukewarm at the beginning of autumn; the sluggish economic development is lasting longer than forecast - especially in industry, construction and retail.

World Champion Austria 2024 – The yearbook on the business location, published by medianet Verlag, approaches the current situation of domestic companies in a special way.

PALFINGER is the world's leading producer and supplier of innovative crane and lifting solutions.

More than 3,100 employees in 50 countries around the world plan, develop, design, manufacture and build a wide variety of cable cars.

The success story of Lambda heat pumps reads like a modern fairy tale à la Apple.

Weather cameras that brought live images from tourist regions into the living rooms of Austrians – that was the start of the Tyrolean company Feratel in 1987.

At a time when computers were not yet everyday devices, Thomas Punzenberger began building Copa-Data.

Make Visions itself, explains founder and CEO Martin Klässner, does not see itself as a classic financial investor.