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ACTIVITIES :: Future of the Internet :: Events : The Future Internet PPP

TOWARDS A FUTURE INTERNET PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP:
USAGE AREAS WORKSHOP.

BRUSSELS, 3 MARCH 2010

Organised by the European Commission
Directorate General Information Society and Media
B-1160 Brussels, Avenue de Beaulieu 33, ground floor, room 54.


Terms of reference

The Commission adopted on 28 October a Communication calling for the setting up of a Future Internet Public Private Partnership. In a nutshell, this Communication proposes to leverage the high European research investments and momentum on Future Internet technologies through comprehensive network and service platforms enabling the advent of Internet enabled innovative applications of public relevance. We aim at a multi sectoral approach that could cover sectors as diverse as health, energy, mobility, etc.. A budget of 300 M€ has been earmarked over the period 2011-2013 to support this PPP, which should be implemented under the existing legal framework of the ICT Thematic Priority of the 7th Framework Programme.


This initiative is primarily innovation driven and consequently a prominent role is expected to be played by industrial actors. In that respect, a core group of 16 key European ICT companies advises on a comprehensive approach towards the core content and implementation features of the PPP, which are outlined in their EFII position paper.

While such a proactive move by the ICT industry is welcomed, it is considered necessary and beneficial to complement the ICT industry view with the view of key representatives of other stakeholders. Therefore, in this workshop, a group of representatives from usage areas is invited to provide their view on the planned Future Internet Public Private Partnership and the potential role they see for their type organisation. In addition, a group of European research centre representatives has met in the beginning of this year and is preparing a report on their viewpoints and potential contributions. Tight collaboration between these groups of stakeholders in a Future Internet PPP is a prerequisite for success towards achieving a good balance between technology push and application pull.

The objective of this meeting is to sense and frame the interest of the usage areas in this PPP and to identify the issues of relevance to which this community may best contribute. During the meeting all usage area participants will be invited to give a short position statement of up to 5 minutes supported by ~ 3 slides commenting on the initiative, the industry paper, and the potential interest and role of your organisation in the undertaking. In particular, the following issues should be addressed in the position statements:

 

Workshop Report final.


Agenda

09:00- 10:00  Introduction of the Future Internet PPP
-  Introduction
-  Presentation of the PPP from the Commission perspective
-  Short tour de table - name, affiliation, domain of interest 
-  Questions and discussion
Mario Campolargo Dir INFSO F
Franco Accordino
Max Lemke
10:00 - 11:00  The FI PPP from the perspective of the ICT Industry Core Group – G16 and of the group of European Research Centres
-  Presentation of the PPP from the industrial perspective (20 min)
-  The FI PPP core platform:
common enablers for domain specific implementations (15 min)
Feedback from the Group of Research Centres (15 min)
-  Questions and discussion
David Kennedy (Eurescom)
Enrique Menduiña (Telefonica)
Collin Upstill (IT Innovation)
11:00 – 11:15  Coffee break
11:15 – 12:30  Vertical usage areas
Smart Energy Grids
-   Motivation and first ideas from the industrial core group (10 min) Johannes Riedl (Siemens)
-   Position statements of usage areas representatives (5 min each) Enrique Areizaga (Robotiker)
Jesús Bermejo (Telvent)
Jean Luc Dormoy (EDF)
José Javier de Las Heras Bueno
(Acciona) [not present]
Stephen Pattenden (TAHI)
-   Questions and discussion
Utilies and Environments
-   Motivation and first ideas from the industrial core group (10 min) Andre Bottaro (Orange)
-   Position statements of usage areas representatives (5 min each) David Caballero (MeteoGRID)
Javier González-Castaño (Gradiant)
-    Questions and discussion
12:30 – 13:30  Sandwich Lunch
13:30 – 16:00  Vertical usage areas (continued)
Mobility
-   Motivation and first ideas from the industrial core group (10 min) Jacques Chambon (Orange)
-   Position statements of usage areas representatives (5 min each) Martin Böhm (Austria Tech)
-    Questions and discussion
Health
-   Motivation and first ideas from the industrial core group (10 min) Jose-Maria Cavanillas (ATOS)
-   Position statements of usage areas representatives (5 min each) Iddo Bante (CTIT/U Twente)
Antonio Campos (Asturias Hospital)
Sabine Koch (Karolinska Institutet / IMIA)
Andrew Dowsey (Imperial College)
Paulo Faria (ALERT)
Questions and discussion
Content
-   Motivation and first ideas from the industrial core group (10 min) Martin May (Technicolor)
-   Position statements of usage areas representatives (5 min each) Andy Bower (BBC)
Alberto Messina (RAI)
Andrew Oliphant (UK FI Programme)
Harry Sorgeloos (VRT) [not present]
Jochen Spangenberg (Deutsche Welle)
Questions and discussion
More General Position Statements Francisco Iglesias (i2CAT)
Vali Lalioti (NEM)
Thomas Niessen (THESEUS)
Alessandro Zorer (Provincia di Trento)
16:00 – 16:15  Coffee break
16:15 – 17:30  Closing Session
-   General discussion
-   Next steps
-   Roadmap towards a position paper and next meetings

 

List of Participants

Name Last Name Organisation
Usage Areas
Enrique Areizaga Robotiker/(Tecnalia)
Iddo Bante CTIT/U Twente
Jesús Bermejo Telvent – Abengoa
Martin Böhm Austria Tech
Andy Bower BBC
David Caballero MeteoGRID
Antonio Campos Asturias Hospital
Jean Luc Dormoy EDF
Andrew Dowsey Imperial College
Paulo Faria ALERT Life Science Computing SA
Javier González-Castaño Gradiant - Centro Tecnológico de Telecomunicaciones de Galicia
Francisco Iglesias i2CAT
Sabine Koch Karolinska Institutet / IMIA
Vali Lalioti BBC, NEM
Alberto Messina RAI
Thomas Niessen THESEUS
Andrew Oliphant UK FI Programme
Stephen Pattenden TAHI
Jochen Spangenberg Deutsche Welle
Alessandro Zorer Provincia di Trento
Research Centers
Guillermo Cisneros UPM
Klaus Moesner University of Surrey
Collin Upstill IT Innovation, University of Southampton
Herbert Weber Fraunhofer ISST
Name Last Name Organisation
Industry Group
Andre Bottaro Orange
Jose-Maria Cavanillas Atos
Jacques Chambon Orange
David Kennedy Eurescom
Martin May Technicolor
Enrique Fernando Menduiña Telefonica
Johannes Riedl Siemens
Rapporteur
Michael Sharpe MS consulting
European Commission
Franco Accordino Assistant to the Director INFSO-F
Bernard Barani Assistant to the Director INFSO-D
Mário Campolargo Director INFSO-F
Emilio Davila INFSO-G4
Peter Fatelnig Deputy Head of Unit INFSO-D5
Loukianos Gatzoulis INFSO-H1
Michel Lacroix INFSO-D3
Max Lemke Deputy Head of Unit INFSO-F4
Miguel Montarelo INFSO-D1
Rolf Riemenschneider INFSO-G3
Luis Rodríguez-Roselló   Acting Director INFSO-D
Bror Salmelin Advisor to the Director INFSO-H
Georgios Tselentis INFSO-F4


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Usage areas workshop

3 March 2010 – Brussels

Workshop final report

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