WAMA EDIH supports SMEs in digital transformation, innovation, and sustainable development. It offers consulting, training, technology, and access to experts in the field of digital transformation. It works to increase companies' competitiveness and the effective use of modern solutions.

Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) is the world's largest support network for SMEs, helping them innovate and expand internationally. It offers advice, access to a global network of experts, and support in digital and sustainable business transformation.

USMED (Upskilling workers of SMEs with low Digital intensity) is a European initiative co-financed by the Erasmus+ programme, aimed at supporting the digital transformation in the food and accommodation sector.

INAIR (INcreasing the uptake of AI in Retail) is a Horizon Europe-funded project aiming to bridge the AI ​​skills gap among micro, small and medium-sized enterprises in the retail sector in Europe.

As part of an international consortium, we analyze the visibility and representation of European books and music in the digital environment. We examine platforms, editorial and algorithmic recommendations, and more, providing insights for DG EAC and future EU regulations.

The aim of the project is to provide a better understanding of the different models of law application that govern the regulation of digital technologies in the European Union in the areas of competition law, data protection law and new legal acts adopted in recent years in the EU.

As part of the NGI Forward project, DELab UW supports the European Commission's Next Generation Internet initiative by identifying new technologies and social problems related to the Internet. Our team experimented with different text mining methods to discover trends and hidden patterns in selected types of online media.

We prepared a study on short-term rentals in Warsaw in 2024, commissioned by the Strategy and Analysis Office at the City of Warsaw. Its aim was to identify the scale and specificity of the short-term rental market in Warsaw, particularly in the context of real estate markets.

The project aims to explore how exposure to automation technologies impacts human capital investment and to understand the motivations and barriers behind this. The project focuses on workers in the EU, distinguishing between exposure to routine tasks and exposure to artificial intelligence.

Faced with the growing amount of available content, companies are increasingly competing not for money, but for audiences' limited time and attention. In this context, we analyze what is being created, how it is consumed, the value of time, and the interdependencies between different media types and sectors.

CoMobility is a transdisciplinary international research project in which we analyze attitudes and behaviors related to mobility, in particular services that are an alternative to private cars.