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The Future Internet Public-Private-Partnership:
When smart technologies connect people.

Open constituency building event

12 March 2010 – Acropolis,Nice.

Registered Participants

Participants list (final)

The European Commission underlined the importance of building a Future Internet Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) and committed to kick-start this initiative already in 2010 by allocating a total of 300 million euros under FP7 ICT Theme until 2013, as stated at the communication COM(2009) 479 final.

This open event will raise awareness among all interested stakeholders, about the concepts, focus, structure and implementation plans of the Public-Private-Partnership. It is also a unique opportunity for contributing your vision on how such partnerships will transform the Internet to support applications of important social value.

 

Send us your contributions

Any stakeholder in Europe (academia, research institutes, utilities companies, end users, cities, SMEs and ICT industry) interested in the Future Internet PPP is welcome to attend the event. If you are an organisation interested in presenting your concrete offer about how you can contribute to the Future Internet PPP, please upload your offer in the following link  following the instructions. The offer might consist of one or more of the following components: infrastructure, service, resources, knowledge, or know-how. Your active participation is more than needed.

Agenda outline - web streaming

09:30-09:45	Aims of the Future Internet PPP
	- Mario Campolargo. Director of Emerging Technologies and Infrastructure Directorate. DG INFSO. European Commission.
09:45-10:15	Presentations on the scope and modalities of the Future Internet PPP
	- Bernard Barani, Assistant to the Director of Converged Networks & Services Directorate. DG INFSO. European Commission. -Peter Fatelnig, Deputy head of Administration and Finance Unit of Converged Networks & Services. DG INFSO. European Commission.
10:15-10:45	Coffee break
10:45-11:05	Vision from ICT industry on technical aspects of the Future Internet PPP
	- David Kennedy, Director of Eurescom GmbH. On behalf of the "European Future Internet Initiative"
11:05-11:20	Contribution of academia and research centres to the Future internet PPP
	- Guillermo Cisneros, Director ETSIT, Polytechnic University of Madrid. A view of European research centres.
11:20-11:35	Vision about smart applications from industries that are ICT users
	- Andrew Oliphant, Secretary of UK Future Internet Steering Group. A view of European representatives of usage domains
11:35-11:50	Innovative Regional Infrastructures
	- Mika Rantakokko, CFO Center for Internet Excellence, Infrastructures at Oulu
11:50-12:45	Panel: What can you provide in a Future Internet PPP?.
	- Invited panellists (5' position - Q&A - discussion) Moderator: Max Lemke, Deputy head of New Infrastructure Paradigms & Experimental Facilities Unit of Emerging Technologies and Infrastructure Directorate. DG INFSO. European Commission.
	ICT Industry
	- Graca Carvalho, CTO Consulting Engineer. Cisco.
	Satellite
	- Nicolas Chuberre, ISI chairman.Thales Alenia Space.
12:45-13:00	Open standardisation for the Future Internet PPP
	- Walter Weigel, ETSI Director General
13:00-14:00	- Lunch
14:00-17:00	Open floor for presentations of concrete offers to the Future internet PPP Moderator: Luis Rodríguez Roselló. Director of Converged Network and Services Directorate. DG INFSO. European Commission.
	ICT Industry Joachim Schaper, SAP Andy Bower, BBC Augustin Grillet, BARCO Sergio Gusmeroli, TXT Solutions Yaron Wolfsthal, IBM Marcus Brunner, NEC Research centres Valery Ramon, CETIC Marco Pellegrini, CNR Philipp Slusallek, DFKI Ovidiu Vermesan, SINTEF Examples of application domains: health, transport, media, energy Nigel Wallbridge, Nomad Digital Christoph Dosch, IRT Antonio Alfaro, AETIC Regional/Testing Infrastructures/SMEs Ricardo Pizarro, "ABI, Burgos - smart province" Rauna Nerelli, City of Helsinki Arni Kivimaki, FIREWORKS Julien Masanes, European Archive Foundation
17:00-17:15	Closing
	Replies to Questions submitted during the event: Franco Accordino Assistant to the Director of Converged Networks & Services Directorate. DG INFSO European Commission. Wrap-up: Luis Rodríguez Roselló. Director of Converged Network and Services Directorate. DG INFSO. European Commission.

Other Contributions not presented at the event

Antón-Haro Carles	CTTC	Networking Testbeds & Know-How for Smart Energy Grids, Transport and Mobility
Askoxilakis Ioannis	FORTH	FORTH’s metropolitan mesh network testbed
Badii Atta	Intelligent Media Systems & Services Research Laboratories (IMSS)	IMSS Technology RTD Capabilities
Bajo Hayet Diego	EUVE	LOW-COST TECHNOLOGIES FOR AUTOMATIC AUDIOVISUAL CONTENT GENERATION IN THE FUTURE INTERNET
Dr. Benölken Paul	The University of Cologne	RTD on Next Generation CWE and Networked Media
Bilsen Greet	KUL (Leuven)	K.U.Leuven-LICT: what can we offer to Future Internet PPP?
Boniface Michael	University of Southampton	Research challenges for the Core Platform for the Future Internet
Boujemaa Nozha	INRIA	PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP PROPOSAL EUROPEAN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AGENCY (EITA)
Cabrer i Vilagut Ferran	CONSEN	When smart technologies connect people.
Campbell Stuart	TIE	FI-PPP: The SME Take – A vision without Impact is Nothing
De la Rosa Josep Lluis	University of Girona	New search paradigms by Agents for the automation of social networks
Demestichas Panagiotis	University of Piraeus	Autonomic/Cognitive Management for the Future Internet (FI) era
Dhoedt Bart	IBBT	PPP-Future Internet IBBT offering
Feijoo Claudio	Universidad Politecnica de Madrid	i-Space, a 3D inmersive environment for Future Internet
Hasson Fred	RedBedlam	EEIF programme
Ikonomu Demosthenes	ENISA	Contribution by the European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA)
Izquierdo Ebroul	The Multimedia and Vision Research Group Queen Mary, University of London	Concrete offer and potential R&D contributions towards the Future Internet PPP
Larriba Pey Josep Lluis	Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya	Graphs for the analysis of large amounts of internet data
Mac Williams Carmen	Grassroot ARTS	Video Conducting User Centric Media
Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil Magedanz Thomas	Fraunhofer FOKUS	Offered contributions to the FI PPP from Fraunhofer FOKUS
Martin-Badell Carles	Consell de l'Audiovisual de Catalunya	Going with the Internet
Mastrodonato Christian	D’Appolonia S.p.A.	Augmented Information Access for Public and Private European Stakeholders
Dr Mazurek Cezary	Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center	An offer for cooperation in the Future Internet PPP
Matzeger Andreas	University of Duisburg-Essen	Engineering and Adaptation Methods for Converged Internet-based Software-intensive Systems (Paluno: Ruhr Institute for Software Technology, University of Duisburg-Essen
Moltchanov Boris	Telco cooperation within the Context-Awareness field at the European scale	Telecom Italia
Prof. Dr. Müller Paul	DFKI	Research Agenda & Know-how Contributions
Negru Daniel	NCSR DEMOKRITOS	Deployment of a new networked ‘Internet Media Ecosystem’
Posada Jorge	Vicomtech	Mobility on the Future Internet
Prof. Quemada Juan	Universidad Politecnica de Madrid	Future Internet Scalable Data and Service Infrastructures
Dr. Rommel Wolrad	Telecommunications Research Center Vienna	Ecosystem for Future Internet Applications
Salgarelli Luca	University of Brescia	Technical innovation for driving new business models: exploiting the PERIMETER foundation
Sarris Nikos	ATC SA	The Future Media Landscape in the Future Internet
Dr. Schaffert Sebastian	Salzburg Research Forschungsgesellschaft	Knowledge and Media Technologies
Schuster Stefan	TECNALIA Corporación Tecnológica,	TECNALIA Corporación Tecnológica,
Simonov Mikahail	ISMB	ISMB skill & competencies to PPP
Szabó Róbert	Budapest University of Technology and Economics	People with a Mission for a FI Vision
Torrenti Robert	A Future Internet for which future?
Vervenne Luk	Synergetics nv	Regional Employability Platforms,
Wang Ning	University of Surrey	Future Internet Design: Trends, Targets and Requirements,

Registration

Please register (there is no fee) at the following link. Registration (closed)
 

NB. Due to capacity limitations of the venue we kindly ask you to register as soon as possible for logistic reasons. Requests will be handled on a first come, first served basis and for the ones close to the date of the event there is no guarantee to accommodate them.
 

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