BIG DATA PUBLIC PRIVATE FORUM

Agenda

09:00 - 10:30

9:00 -9:20

9:20 - 9:55

9:55 - 10:30

The Big Project Results (Session 1)

- The Big Project - Welcome and Introduction

Nuria De Lama (ATOS Spain)

- Key Technology Trends for Big Data in Europe

Edward Curry (Research Fellow at Insight @ NUI Galway)

- Towards Big Data in Europe 2020: The BIG Roadmap

Walter Palmetshofer (Open Knowledge Foundation)

10:30 - 11:00 Coffee Break

11:00 - 12:30

11:00-12:00

12:00-12:30

Towards a Big Data Public Private Partnership

for Europe Session 2

- The Big Data Public Private Partnership

Nuria De Lama (ATOS Spain)

- Discussion

12:00 - 13:30 Lunch break

BIG DATA PUBLIC PRIVATE FORUM

Agenda

14:00 - 15:30

Sustaining the Big Data Eco System (Session 3)

- Panel discussion about a common Big Data Stakeholder Platform

Martin Strohbach (AGT International)

Panelists: The PPP Stakeholder Platform (Nuria De Lama)

Hardware and Network for Big Data (Adrian Cristal, Ernestina Menasalvas, RETHINK BIG EU

Project)

Tackling BIG DATA Externalities (Kush Wadhwa, Trilateral Research BYTE EU Project)

The value of the Stakeholder platform (Sebnem Rusitschka, Siemens, BIG and BYTE Project)

15:30 - 16:00 Coffee Break

16:00 - 17:30 Networking and Break-out Session (Session 4)

17:30 Closing of the Workshop

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Source: IDC for EMC 2014

• Big Data is becoming mainstream in North America, but Europe lagged behind due to

– Size factor: smaller organizations and smaller data sets

– Expensive, scarce data analytics skills

– Economic crisis, cautiousness in new investments

• The most mature geographies are starting to ramp up in adoption: the U.K., Germany, and France

• Big Data helps European companies to “think global, act local” and manage diversity

• Traditional EU industries transformation needed to remain competitive

• Data privacy – Regulation: a challenge!

BIG aims to promote a well-developed EU industrial landscape in Big Data:

▶ Providing a clear picture of existing technology trends and their maturity

▶ Acquiring a sharp understanding of how Big Data can be applied to concrete environments / use cases

▶ Pushing European Big Data research and innovation to contribute to European competitiveness (“define how the future should look like”)

▶ Building a self-sustainable, industry-led initiative (implementation)

Overall Objective

Work at technical, business and policy levels, shaping the future through the positioning of IIM and Big Data specifically in Horizon

2020.

Bringing the necessary stakeholders into a self-sustainable industry-led initiative, which will greatly contribute to enhance the EU competitiveness taking full advantage of Big Data technologies.

Funding: Euros 2.499.998,00 Duration: 26 months

WP1 Management

scientific, administrative and financial management of the project.

Strategy & Operations

(technical and sectoral activity) Work is structured along a matrix, in which technical specialists and sectorial experts collaborate

WP3 WP4

WP2

Dissemination and Stakeholder Engagement

wide spectrum of activities: - community building and

management - website development - BIG conferences

organization

Big Data Public-Private Forum

- relevant input to H2020 - a sustainable initiative that

goes beyond the project - links between Big Data

Public-Private Forum and relevant initiatives in Europe

Setting up Sectorial roadmaps

Identification

of Sector’s

requisites

Applicability of

Big Data technical

white papers in

each Sector

Elaboration of

Sector

Roadmap

▶requirements and objectives from all

Sectors (industry driven working

groups)

▶Introduce technologies and trends to

the stakeholders to better understand

Big Data technologies and its

capabilities

▶Sectorial roadmap (elaborate a

roadmap per sector).

▶Contributions towards integrated

roadmap (cross-sectorial)

HOW: SECTORIAL FORUMS AND TECHNICAL WORKING GROUPS

Health Public Sector Finance & Insurance

Telco, Media& Entertainment

Manufacturing, Retail, Energy,

Transport

Needs Offerings

Big Data Value Chain

Technical Working Groups

Industry Driven Sectorial Forums

Data Acquisition

Data Analysis

Data Curation

Data Storage

Data Usage

• Structured data • Unstructured data • Event processing • Sensor networks • Protocols • Real-time • Data streams • Multimodality

• Stream mining • Semantic analysis • Machine learning • Information

extraction • Linked Data • Data discovery • „Whole world‟

semantics • Ecosystems • Community data

analysis • Cross-sectorial data

analysis

• Data Quality • Trust / Provenance • Annotation • Data validation • Human-Data

Interaction • Top-down/Bottom-up • Community / Crowd • Human Computation • Curation at scale • Incentivisation • Automation • Interoperability

• In-Memory DBs • NoSQL DBs • NewSQL DBs • Cloud storage • Query Interfaces • Scalability and

Performance • Data Models • Consistency,

Availability, Partition-tolerance

• Security and Privacy • Standardization

• Decision support • Prediction • In-use analytics • Simulation • Exploration • Visualisation • Modeling • Control • Domain-specific

usage

BIG - THREE LEVEL APPROACH

Big Data Public Private Forum

Impact Assessment Sustainability Towards Horizon

2020

Roadmapping activity

Individual roadmap elaboration (per sector)

Roadmap consolidation (cross-sectorial)

Technology state of the art and sector analysis

Definition of the proposed application sectors

Asses the impact/applicability of the different technologies

Big Data

Initiative

definition

PROJECT START

01 September 2012

First draft of technical

whitepapers

PROJECT END 31 October 2014

First draft of sectorial requisites

First draft of sectorial roadmaps

Final version of technical

whitepapers

Final version of sectorial requisites

Final version of sectorial roadmaps

Cross-sectorial roadmap

consolidation

1st Cycle 2nd Cycle

M8 M13

M17 M26

M20

M23

BIG VALUE PROPOSITION

• Relevant and representative (data) sources

• Wide availability of results

• Industrial impact and sustainability

Interviews and Technical White Papers available on:

http://www.big-project.eu

Expert Interviews Technical Whitepapers

▶ Executive Overview

▶ Key Insights

▶ Social & Economic

Impact

▶ Concise State of the Art

▶ Future Requirements &

Emerging Trends

▶ Sector-specific Case

Studies

“a public private partnership…can be a powerful way to work together…Public money is not free money. Before you can unlock it you need a very clear plan, showing how any public investment will work, how it connects to the activities around it, and how it will pay off…we need a Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda … from a broad, inclusive and representative basis, pulling together different priorities, so they make sense……… we need to do all this quickly, and to the highest quality”

Neelie Kroes Vice-President of the European Commission

Nuria de Lama

Representative to the European Commission

Research & Innovation

nuria.delama@atos.net