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DEME is a global leader in dredging and marine engineering, with a strong presence in the maritime sector. IRP conducted a project for International Seaport
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DEME is a global leader in dredging and marine engineering, with a strong presence in the maritime sector. IRP conducted a project for International Seaport
With over 4 billion pieces of baggage being handled by Vanderlande each year, the reach of this company is extensive. Especially when taking all the
TomTom is a Big Data Company producing digital maps and location based services for a broad range of uses. Building high-quality digital maps requires collaboration
DHL Supply Chain is a worldwide logistics company. DHL asked IRP Delft to investigate the Colombian health care sector in order to get to know
Royal Wagenborg is a Dutch based international company, specialised in international transport by road and by water. Over more than a century, Royal Wagenborg has
For the offshore division of Royal Wagenborg, a team of four of our students performed an investigation for a possible entry with their vessels and
Allseas, a global leader in offshore pipeline installation and subsea construction, has Huisman placing a crane on their ship the Solitaire in Xiamen, China. While
IRP Delft investigated different market segments in which integrated heavy lifting and transportation specialist Mammoet is active and has determined in which projects Mammoet should
In order to capture the growth in the rail market in China, people from IRP Delft were sent to the KEMA representative office in Shanghai
For Strukton, the IRP Delft team conducted a market analysis of the railway infrastructure and commercial possibilities in Argentina.
For Eurailscout, IRPdelft conducted research in the field of railtrack maintenance. India has a lot of railway and has large growth figures. The possibilities to
International Research Projects Delft (IRP Delft) is a non-profit organisation that provides you with an impactful and educational experience. This year a team of 20 master students from the Delft University of Technology will shortlist 5 multinationals each offering an innovative and challenging business project.