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TXT Cor orate Research:TXT Cor orate Research:

2010 Overview

2010 Overview

Sergio Gusmeroli

Corporate Research Director


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TXT Group & Corporate ResearchTXT Group & Corporate Research

TXT PERFORMSupply Chain Management

TXT POLYMEDIAMedia & Channel

TXT NEXTNew Enterprise Software

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TXT CORPORATE RESEARCH


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To provide TXT Group Companies and Business Units with

Corporate Research & Innovation Services to:

Identify, study & develop new technologies, tools and knowledge, to

gradually stimulate and support their adoption and take-up as strategic

competencies for TXT Business Units (Research capability)


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eve op an a n a n ong- as ng an pro a e re a ons w a ona an

EU first class Research Centers, mainly in Countries not covered yet by

current TXT network (Dissemination capability)

Design & realize innovative services & software prototypes, according to

TXT Business Units product-service medium-long term strategies, towards

modernization, extension, improvement of TXT current business models and

value proposition (Innovation capability)


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Identify, study & develop new technologies, tools and knowledge, to

gradually stimulate and support their adoption and take-up as strategic



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EU first class Research Centers, mainly in Countries not covered yet by

current TXT network (Dissemination capability)



modernization, extension, improvement of TXT current business models and

value proposition (Innovation capability)


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2009Pillar#1: Enterprise Interoperability2009Pillar#1: Enterprise Interoperability

TXTPerform next generation suite

TXTChain for standard Business Documents exchange (UBL)

TXT Enterprise Service Bus for pervasive adoption of SOATXTPlan for RFID-based CPFR (Collaborative Planning Forecasting Replenishment)

EnterpriseModels

RequiredProvided

Collaborative EnterpriseEnterpriseModels

RequiredProvided

Collaborative Enterprise

ABILITIES 1st ReviewMeeting

FOCUS on ABILITIES Intero erabilit Bus

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Information / Data

Services

Processes Cross-OrganisationalBusiness Processes

Enterprise Modelling

Flexible Execution andComposition of Services

Information Interoperability

Model-DrivenInteroperability

Information / Data

Services

Processes

Models

OntologiesandSemantics

Information / Data

Services

Processes Cross-OrganisationalBusiness Processes

Enterprise Modelling

Flexible Execution andComposition of Services

Information Interoperability

Model-DrivenInteroperability

Information / Data

Services

Processes

Models

OntologiesandSemantics

Bruxelles, 22 September 2006 16TXT e-solutions / ABILITIES Consortium 2006

Repositories

Negotiation

Rules

ReconciliationRules Multimedia

Messages

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egacyInterface

Messages Event Handler

Synchronization

Module

Enterprise Service Bus

ABILITIES Interoperability Bus

Task ManagerBPEL Engine

Negotiation

Engine

Collaboration

Module

Users

Reconciliation

Engine

COIN


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220009Pillar#2: Collaborative Networks09Pillar#2: Collaborative Networks

TXTPerform next generation suite

TXTDemand: BA & BI convergence (Business Applications B. Intelligence)

TXTFlow: Project, Task & Document Mgmt (Ambient Intelligence)TXTCollab: Virtual Organizations & Social Communities

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[SOURCE: Gartner, 11 Nov. 2005

Confusion Escalates in SCM Demand Planning Market]

[SOURCE: Gartner, 11 Nov. 2005

Confusion Escalates in SCM Demand Planning Market]


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220009Pillar#3: Grid and Cloud Computing09Pillar#3: Grid and Cloud Computing

TXTPerform TXTPolymedia next generation

TXTHPC: Integration of High-Performance Components

TXTGrid: Grid Computing, Dynamic Resources AllocationTXTCloud: Infrastructure, Platform, Software as a Service

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GRID InfrastructureATOS-ORIGINServer Farm

GRID InfrastructureATOS-ORIGINServer Farm

ASSIST Programming & Execution Environment withDynamic control of QoS

UniPISA

ASSIST Programming & Execution Environment withDynamic control of QoS

UniPISA

Globus 4.0

GRID-based Demand Management ApplicationTXT e-Solutions

GRID-based Demand Management ApplicationTXT e-Solutions


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220009Pillar#4: Info09Pillar#4: Info--mobility Wireless Apps.mobility Wireless Apps.

TXTPolymedia Mobile Applications

TXTInclusion: Itinerary Planning & Info-mobility Services

TXTCulture: Archives, Museums, Cultural HeritageTXTTourism: Urban tourism, Augmented Reality

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2009Pillar#5: Enterprise Content Mgmt2009Pillar#5: Enterprise Content Mgmt

TXTPolymedia next generation

TXTPortal: Corporate Knowledge & Portal Management

TXTInnov: Innovation & Creativity Support, Living LabsTXTContent: open CMS & semantic multimedia search

TXT e-Relations Hub

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e-Mininge-Mining

e-Profilinge-Profiling

e-Training

e-Traininge-Consultinge-Consulting

e-Supporte-Support

e-Platforme-Platform

Users DB

Portal

Administrator

Portal

User

Knowledge

Repository

UserInterface

UserInterface

Portal

Developer

Legacy

System

WWW


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2009Pillar#6: Software Eng. & Security2009Pillar#6: Software Eng. & Security

TXTNext, TXTPerform & TXTPolymedia

TXTStudio: methods for software specification / vulnerability

TXTMDA: Collaborative software-service developmentTXTADM: Modernization of complex software systems

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Eclipse/RSM Modelling environment

PIM4SOA model (.uml2)

WS-* model (.uml2)

UML profile for

Web services

Web service artefactsEMF Ecore

Metamodels/ModelsRSM

UML Models and Profiles

XSD

WSDL

BPEL

XSD

WSDL

BPEL

M2M

XSD

WSDL

BPEL

Web service artefacts

XSD

WSDL

BPEL

XSD

WSDL

BPEL

M2M

UML profilefor PIM4SOA

PIM4SOA model (.ecore)

WS-* models (.ecore)

M2M M2T

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2010 Evolution of the Pillars2010 Evolution of the Pillars

Interoperability to become Service Utility (P1-P3)

New Enterprise Software & Applications architectures

inspired by Cloud Computing (servification, XaaS)

Platform as a Service, as the most critical layer (develop-

delivery), what does PaaS mean?

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(COIN SaaS-U, Anderson Free)

Integrated-Unified-Federated data interoperability forms

Massive and Transactional data interoperability

Semantic interoperability services development platforms

CIM-PIM-PSM Model Driven Interoperability

Cross-organizational Business Processes Interoperability


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The COIN Vision & Motto

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COIN VISION:By 2020 enterprise collaboration and interoperability services willbecome an invisible, pervasive and self-adaptive knowledge and business utilityat disposal of the European networked enterprises from any industrial sector and

domain in order to rapidly set-up, efficiently manage and effectively operate

different forms of business collaborations, from the most traditional supplychains to the most advanced and dynamic business ecosystems.

COIN MOTTO:Enterprise Interoperability and Enterprise Collaboration

are the two sides of the same COIN


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The COIN Integrated Project

Project No: 216256

Project Full Name: Collaboration & Interoperability for

Networked EnterprisesDuration: 48 months

Start date: January 1st 2008

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Partnership: 21 partners, 9 countries

Strategic Objective: FP7 ICT-2007.1.3

ICT in support of the networked enterprise

Total Eligible Cost: 14.383.834 EURO

EC Contribution: 9.996.480 EURO


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The COIN Consortium & Funnel Model

User PartnersAcademic & Research PartnersIndustrial Partners

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The COIN Metaphore

COIN MOTTO:

Enterprise Interoperability and Enterprise Collaboration are

the two sides of the same COIN

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The SIDE B of the COIN:Enterprise Collaboration

The Substrate of the COIN:Service Platform

The Value of the COIN:Software as a Service-Utility SaaS-U

The Market of the COIN:Enterprise Networks (mainly SMEs)


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2010 The COIN2010 The COIN--EEU ProjectEEU Project

Linked to COIN-IP vision:

Contribute to the reinforcement of the cooperation in ICT R&D across EEU by:

Making available and adapting COIN IP results to EEU end-users (SMEs)

"By 2020 enterprisecollaborationandinteroperabilityserviceswillbecome an invisible, pervasive and self-adaptiveknowledge &

business utilityat disposal of theEuropean networked enterprisesto manage and operate different forms of business collaborations"

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,

SMEs


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2010 The Nisb Project2010 The Nisb Project

Objectives:

provide ICT support for value networks of SMEs

provide ICT means for establishing and maintaining Semantic Interoperability

between interacting parties Develop and prototype a model for micro-mapping Sharing and reusing interoperability information

Promoting business-user-centric collaboration and interoperability

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Participants:

SAP AG

TXT e-Solutions SPA

Technion Israel Institute of Technology Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne Momentum ICT Federation LTD

Centro Ricerche FIAT SCPA Universitat ST Gallen

Develop and demonstrate scenarios of Highly Innovative Networked Business (HINB)


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Collaboration to become Innovation (P2)

Collaborative Innovation models (Chesbrough, 2004)

The Living Lab movement (http://www.openlivinglabs.eu/)

Smart Cities and Smart Regions, catalysts for innovation

Consum-authors, who have innovation in their blood

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Web 2.0 technologies in the Enterprises (rules policies)Pre-Commercial Procurement directive for SMEs innovation

New Qualities of Being for Enterprises (Sarkozy-Stiglitz

commission Measurement of Economic Performance & Social Progress )


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2010 The Elliot Project2010 The Elliot Project

The ELLIOT project aims to develop an Internet Of Things (IOT)experiential platform where users/citizens are directly involved in co-creating, exploring and experimenting new ideas, concepts andtechnological artifacts related to IOT applications and services. This

will allow studying the potential impact of IOT and the Future Internetin the context of the Open User Centered Innovation paradigm and ofthe Living Lab approach.

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The project is expected to dramatically increase the adoption of IOT inEurope and to enhance the potential of collaborative innovation for thediscovery of innovative IOT application/service opportunities in

bridging the technological distance with users/citizens.


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2010 The SmartNess Proposal2010 The SmartNess Proposal

The overarching objective of SMARTNESS consists of establishing and evaluating aCross-experiential Open INnovation Evolutionary Ecosystem (COINEE, a combination ofECOLEAD IPs KSB (Knowledge-Social-Business) experiential model and of COIN IPsCollaboration Maturity Model (based on the 5 levels of Access-Evaluation-Participation-

CoCreation-Leadership), applied to overlapping Consum-Author generations. The IVP isa three layered ICT platform combining open public data, private experience repositoriesand service mashup development.

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Knowledge Social Business

Access-1(OPEN DATA)

Knowledge is consumed(PASSIVE Consumer)

No social interaction(ISOLATED)

Self-sufficient Business(AUTARCHY)

Evaluation-2(ECOLEAD)

Knowledge is assessed(ACTIVE Consumer)

Individual interaction(INDIVIDUAL)

Self-centric Business(EGOCENTRISM)

Participation-3

(COIN)

Knowledge is shared

(CLASSMATE)

Community interaction

(FRIEND)

Co-operative Business

(SUPPLY CHAIN)Co-creation-4(LABORANOVA)

Knowledge is created(AUTHOR)

Laboratory interaction(COLLEAGUE)

Collaborative Business(NETWORK)

Leadership-5(EZWEB)

Knowledge is disseminated(GURU)

Cross-City empathyinteraction (BROTHER)

Collective Business(ECOSYSTEM)


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2010 The Peripheria Proposal2010 The Peripheria Proposal

The overarching objective of Periphria is to deploy convergent Future Internet (FI)platforms and services for the promotion and enhancement of sustainable lifestyles inand across networks of Smart peripheral Cities in Europe.

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Mobile Apps. to become IoT / Manufacturing (P4)Wireless sensor networks, intelligent objects, Ambient

Intelligence MMI the Internet of Things

Contributions to the IoT Cluster of European Projects

(Clusterbook & Strategic Research Agenda)

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and e-Inclusion (Elderly Chronic Patients)

New Applications in Manufacturing Plants, Warehouse

Management, Logistics & Mobility, Virtual-Physical POSs

Back to Europe and Zero Kilometer movements mostly for

Mass Customization (Small series production) and European

market


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2010 The IOT@Work Project2010 The IOT@Work Project

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2010 The Corenet Project2010 The Corenet Project

CAD -PDM

LCA evaluation

Collaborativesmall seriesproduction

methodologies andtechnologies

Obese, Disables,Diabetic, Elderly

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Supply and

Distribution

NetworksDesign

Collaborative

Planning

Forecasting

and

Replanishment

Eco - monitoring

Healtmedical

Sensoring

Digital Printing Laser EngravingChallenging products withinnovative healthyfunctionalities andenvironmental impact


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2010 The OsmIOTics Proposal2010 The OsmIOTics Proposal

While interoperability is good to exchange data among homologous levels of thesame nature, this is not sufficient when you have the same object which flows acrossdifferent worlds-dimensions. What is the model which makes a real world fridge (athing) to become a data stream in the digital world, an avatar in the virtual world, aset of event-alarm or a diagnosis tree in the decisional world, an actor-user in the

application world? Or a decision taken in the upper world to become a BP, anorchestration of services/commands, a set of physical computers, mobiles, actuators,sensors to be activated in the real world?We call it OsmIOTic model, where some particles of the real world are going through

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osmotic membranes and influence the digital and the decisional world.


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Ent. Content Mgmt to become Semantic KM (P5)Towards the Polymedia CMS 2.0: semantic search, semantic

content authoring, semantic multichannel publishing

Towards the Polymedia Video 2.0: semantic user & content

metadating, personalized TV, active TV experience

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Virtual e-commerce platforms, Physical interactive Kiosks,

Intelligent shelves, Anti-counterfeiting, Advertising

Reference: SAP Future Retail Center (Regensdorf Zuerich)

and Second Life Retail, Internet of Things, AmbientIntelligence(http://www.sap.com/about/company/research/livinglabs/futureretail/index.epx)


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2010 The IKS Project2010 The IKS Project

Engineering for CMSarchitectures: the Interactive

Knowledge Technology Stack will

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frameworks to becomesemantically enabled

Research on user interaction

with knowledge objects: the useof semantics to support direct

user interaction with knowledge

content will be a focus of

Interactive Knowledge


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2010 The NoTube Project2010 The NoTube Project

The NoTube platform will be a

Semantic Web infrastructure

providing integrated content frombroadcast, Web channels and social

networks, as well as integrated

functionality for Web service-based

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metadata exchange, user and context

modeling, and personalized

presentation generation.


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2010 The OpenGarments Project2010 The OpenGarments Project

Objective:The Manufacturing Service Provider (MSP)

business model and a related Service

Oriented Architecture that enables and

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integrates the consumer for the creation of

individualised his/her garments and

accessories

Starting Point:Opportunities of the digital world

(social networks, sophisticated knowledgeand communication methods, digital

production technologies for physical goods

such as Digital Textile Printing and Rapid

Manufacturing).


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Software Engineering & ICT Vulnerability (P6)Software and Service Engineering for Embedded Critical

systems

Towards zero-defect software: templates and tools for fixing

software bugs

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2010 The MADES Project2010 The MADES Project

MADES aims to develop the elements of a full-fledged model-

driven approach for the design, validation, simulation, and code

generation of complex embedded systems to improve the current

practice in the field.

MADES covers all the phases of the development process: fromdesign to code generation, validation and deployment. Design

activities will exploit a dedicated language developed on top of

the OMG standard MARTE (Modeling and Analysis of Real-time

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MADES

Model-based methods

and tools for Avionics

and surveillance

embeddeD SystEmS

,

Project web site

http://www.mades-project.org/

Project type: Collaborative Project (STREP)Duration: 30 months

Project start: February 1, 2010Project end: July 31, 2012Objective: Embedded Systems Design


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2010 The FastFix Project2010 The FastFix Project

Partners:S2 GrupoTechnische UniversitaetMuenchen

University College Dublin,Instituto de Engenharia deSistemas e Computadores emLisboa -

FastFix will enable time- and cost-efficientmaintenance and support services, by monitoring

software applications, replicating semantic execution

failures, and automatically generating patches.

FastFix results will include a platform and a set ofopen source tools to on-line monitoring of execution

environments, gathering semantic information on

application and user behaviour.

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FASTFIXMonitoring Controlfor RemoteSoftwareMaintenance

Project type: Collaborative Project (STREP)Duration: 30 monthsProject start: June 1, 2010

Project end: November 30, 2012Objective: Internet of Services, Software

and Virtualisation

Project web sitehttps://services.txt.it/fastfix-project/

Prodevelop

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2010 The I2Web Project2010 The I2Web Project

Tools for the development of inclusive Future Internet services front-ends

Social Networking - Ubiquitous/Mobile Web and IPTV/iTVBased on User-Centred Design and Design for All (DfA)/InclusiveDesign principles

usable by the broadest range of users, regardless of their expertise

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30 months, 1.9M funding8 partners Consortium (D, IR, UK, IT, GR, SL)

Start 9/2010

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2010 Recent RTD Calls2010 Recent RTD Calls

ICT Call6 (April 13th, under evaluation)Cognitive Systems and Robotics (3)Digital Libraries & Digital Preservation (4)

ICT for Urban Mobility (2)

NMP Call2010 second stage (May 18th, under evaluation)

Responsive ecologically and economically sustainable production and service networks (FhG IPA,Electrolux)

Flexible production in Adaptive Manufacturing Ecosystems (BIBA, ETH)

CIP ICT/PSP Pilot B, Smart Cities / LL / IOT (June 1st, under evaluation 4/44)Networked Smart Peri heral Cities for Sustainable Lifest les Genova, Bremen, Athens, Palmela :

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serious game for virtuous lifestyles & behaviours

Smart Networked City Innovation Platform for Future Internet-enabled Services (Roma, Paris,Barcelona, San Raffaele Hospital): smartness model

MISE Industria 2015 Made in Italy (Final Ranking)GRECO Funded: Global & Reliable End to End e-Commerce & On Line Service Platform (C3 e-commerce & market intelligence: Italdata, Cantine Zonin)

FIAT LUX (C2 supply chain), CLOSE2YOU (C3 ecommerce) & Made2Consumer (B2 integrateddesign-production) just passed thresholds

MiUR PON 2010 Area Obiettivo 1 (April 20th, under evaluation)LEAN EGOV: servizi ad alto valore aggiunto e piattaforme a basso costo per la valorizzazione delpatrimonio informativo pubblico digitalizzato: PA & imprese

Sistema avanzato per linterpretazione e la condivisione della conoscenza in ambito sanitario

A.S.K. Health: KM nella SanitaAdvanced Research for Cultural Heritage Optimal safeguard ARCHEOS

2010 N RTD C ll2010 N RTD C ll


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2010 Next RTD Calls2010 Next RTD Calls

Future Internet PPP (December 2nd 2010)FI Core Platform (EFII & FIRA)

FI Use Cases & Scenarios (Smart Cities, Smart Mobility, SmartHealth)

Factories of the Future PPP (December 2nd 2010)Virtual Factories & Enterprises (EaaS, ECCO)

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Eco-FactoryMachine to Machine communication (Shoes Factory of theFuture)

Mass Customisation for health-lifestyle

ICT Call7 (January 18th 2011)1.3 Interconnected Objects

Challenge 5: Personalized Healthcare, Ageing, ICT for governance

Challenge 6: Energy Efficient Buildings, Green cars, Mobility


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Identify, study & develop new technologies, tools and knowledge, togradually stimulate and support their adoption and take-up as strategic



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EU first class Research Centers, mainly in Countries not covered yet bycurrent TXT network (Dissemination capability)



modernization, extension, improvement of TXT current business models andvalue proposition (Innovation capability)

TXT Corporate Research DisseminationTXT Corporate Research Dissemination PartnersPartners


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TXT Corporate Research DisseminationTXT Corporate Research Dissemination -- PartnersPartners

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on-going projects

251 commercial, 83universities &

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TXT Corporate Research DisseminationTXT Corporate Research Dissemination -- EventsEvents

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Recent Dissemination EventsRecent Dissemination Events


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Recent Dissemination EventsRecent Dissemination Events

ICSS 2010 HangzhouInvited Speech on: Services for Enterprises: a European ICT research

perspective (IBM)

FI Public Private Partnership Nice (March 12)Open floor for presentations of concrete offers to the Future internet PPP (SAP

BBC BARCO Microsoft IBM NEC vision)

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Panel organizer and moderator on: Services, Content and Things: how do they

fit together? (HP)

FInES Cluster and Research Roadmap

Main Reviewer of FInES Research Roadmap

IERC Clusterbook and Strategic Research Agenda

Among the Core Authors and Editor Team : Vision and Challenges for realising

the Internet of Things

2010 Next Dissemination Events2010 Next Dissemination Events


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2010 Next Dissemination Events2010 Next Dissemination Events

FIS2010 (www.fis2010.org, Berlin September)COIN SOA4ALL Larkc workshop on Semantic Technologies

FES@FIS COIN workshop

eChallenges 2010 (http://www.echallenges.org/e2010/, Warsaw October)Workshop on EI/EC Industrial Applications

Worksho on Economics of Utilit Services

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ICT 2010 (http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/events/ict/2010/,Brussels Sept)

Workshop on innovative FInES (with SAP)

Workshop on Interoperability and service Science

FIA Ghent and Servicewave (http://www.fi-ghent.eu/, Ghent Dec)

Caretaker of the session "Scenarios for FutureInternet Business"

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TXT in the Future Internet AssemblyTXT in the Future Internet Assembly

Bled (Spring 2008): launch of the FIAssembly initiative. IST Advisory Grouppresents its FI Vision. TXT is invited asCoordinator of the biggest EU Projectabout Enterprise Collaboration (COIN)

Madrid (December 2008): 2 FIAmeeting. TXT moderates an Experts Panel(with HP, ATOS Origin, Telefonica) about

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Prague (Spring 2009): 3 FIA meeting.The FI Temple and F-O-T platformsconcepts are presented

Stockholm (November 2009): 4 FIA

meeting. TXT is organizing a 1,5 hourdebate about What does FI mean forEnterprises?

Valencia (Spring 2010): 5 FIA meeting.

TXT is co-author of a paper about FI-based Business Models beyond SaaS

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The 2015 Future Internet perspectiveThe 2015 Future Internet perspective

To position Europe as a leader in the Future Internet, we suggest that initiatives inEurope should be centred on the development ofFuture Internet Federated, Open,and Trusted(shortly, F-O-T) Platforms. A multitude of such F-O-T platforms could

constitute the fundamental enablers and the ecosystems of the Future Internet on whichexisting and new smart applications could be built upon. Many different types of F-O-T

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The 2015 Future Internet TempleThe 2015 Future Internet Temple

The Future Internet will consist of (i) a pervasive, scalable, adaptive and convergentNetworkInfrastructure(ii) a set of four heterogeneousPlatforms supporting Internetby and for People IoP, Internet of Contents & Knowledge IoC-K, Internet of Services IoS,

Internet of Things IoT and (iii) innovative ICTSoftwareapplications for nextgeneration European Networked Society

Software

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Platforms

Infrastructure

TXT Positioning as FI Platform ProviderTXT Positioning as FI Platform Provider


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II Internet of Services

Service Parks: Clouds of generic to-all Services, Multinational Big Names

Service Galaxies: billions of services in the open Internet, User-generated

Service Federations: by independent highly specialized platform providers

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Service Parks Service Platforms Federations Service GalaxiesService Parks Service Platforms Federations Service Galaxies

TXT Positioning as FI Platform ProviderTXT Positioning as FI Platform Provider


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IIII Internet by and for People

Web 2.0, Collective Intelligence, Social Networks and Enterprise 2.0

From cradle to grave, for managers & citizens, for professionals & disabled

At Work & at Home, at School and at Hospital, Alone and in Community

Internet of Content & Knowledge Multimedia cross-media life-c cle m mt latforms multi-channel deliver

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Semantic Technologies for MM search engines & workspaces generation TV and Media Enterprises, Local Public Administrations, Hospitals

Internet of Things Wireless Sensor Networks, Smart Objects, Product Identification

Smart Spaces, Ambient Intelligence, Wearable & Multi modal interaction

Factory, Point of Sales, Logistics but also Transports & Ticketing

TXT Current Smart ApplicationsTXT Current Smart Applications


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TXT Current Smart ApplicationsTXT Current Smart Applications

Smart Enterprises Smart Factory, sustainable manufacturing, the European way

Smart Engineering, collaborative product design, service economy

Smart Retail, user-centric, capturing the shopping experience

Smart Logistics

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Smart Distribution, collaborative planning, forecasting, replenishment Smart Shipping, intelligent fleet management, optimization, itinerary plans

Smart TV & Media

Smart Media Asset Management for Professionals and Journalists Smart Advertising, dynamic Product Placement, semantic user profiling

Smart Wireless and Mobile, peer-to-peer networks, decision support

TXT 2015 Smart Applications (ex )TXT 2015 Smart Applications (ex )


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TXT 2015 Smart Applications (ex.)TXT 2015 Smart Applications (ex.)

Smart Health Smart Pediatrics, with Educational Multimedia & Social Networking

Smart Location-based Services, personalized bookings, Realtime tracking

Key Partners: H. San Raffaele, Barcelona Clinic, HP, Siemens

Smart Energy

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Smart Distribution, collaborative planning, forecasting, replenishment Key Partners: Energy Lab, ENEA, A2A, JRC Ispra, IBM, TRASYS

Smart Transport

Smart Public Transport, info-mobility, urban tourism, elderly/disabled Smart Private Transport, self-repairing car, zero-accident, zero-power

Key Partners: INSIEL, BMT, FIAT, Magneti Marelli, ELSAG, THALES



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Identify, study & develop new technologies, tools and knowledge, togradually stimulate and support their adoption and take-up as strategic



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EU first class Research Centers, mainly in Countries not covered yet bycurrent TXT network (Dissemination capability)



modernization, extension, improvement of TXT current business models andvalue proposition (Innovation capability)


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Pillar#1 2010 Innovation: SaaSPillar#1 2010 Innovation: SaaS--U@ESAU@ESA


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Pillar#1 2010 Innovation: SaaSPillar#1 2010 Innovation: SaaS U@ESAU@ESA

Cloudifying:

IaaS

Computation

Storage

Networking

PaaSPlatform as a Service

Software as a ServicePresentation Models

Applicative Models

Presentation-Applicative-DataESA Services

SCM PLM

CRMHRMERP

PJM

Data Models

Platform as a Service

Software as a ServicePresentation Models

Applicative Models

Presentation-Applicative-DataESA Services

SCM PLM

CRMHRMERP

PJM

Data Models

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Development Delivery

SaaS

ESA Services Models Know

Opportunity

MS Azure

Infrastructure as a ServiceInfrastructure Services

Storage, Preservation, Backup, Access Services

Privacy, Security, Dependability Services

Computation, Virtualization, Self-* Services

Integration and Accessibility Services

Infrastructure Models Data Repositories, Data Vaults, Data Bases

Computational Grids and Clouds Models

ICT System Management, Policies, Models

Networking, gateways, communication Models

Development Platforms Business Process Workflow Workgroup Services

Mashup, Composition, User-generated Services

IoS, IoT, IoP, IoC-K Development Platforms

Primitives & Workspace Generation Services

Delivery Platforms Financial and Accounting Delivery Services

Supply, Distribution, Marketing & Sales Serv.

Compensation, Payroll, Training Services

Design, Prototyping, Production, After-Sale Ser

Future Internet Federated Open Trusted Platforms

Infrastructure as a ServiceInfrastructure Services

Storage, Preservation, Backup, Access Services


Computation, Virtualization, Self-* Services

Integration and Accessibility Services

Infrastructure Models Data Repositories, Data Vaults, Data Bases


ICT System Management, Policies, Models

Networking, gateways, communication Models

Development Platforms Business Process Workflow Workgroup Services




Delivery Platforms Financial and Accounting Delivery Services




Future Internet Federated Open Trusted Platforms

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SaaS-U:

Free (or almost)

IaaS

PaaS

Premium

Value-Added Services

Presentation Models

Applicative Models

ESA VA Services

SCM PLM

CRMHRMERP

PJMData Models

SaaS-U@ESA Business Models

Value-Added Services

Presentation Models

Applicative Models

ESA VA Services

SCM PLM

CRMHRMERP

PJMData Models

SaaS-U@ESA Business Models

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Knowledge

Consultancy

Training

Customization

Opportunity

FI ISU

Utility Services

Infrastr. Utility Services Storage, Preservation, Backup, Access Services


Computation, Virtualization, Self-* Services Integration and Accessibility Services

Infrastr. Utility Models Data Repositories, Data Vaults, Data Bases


ICT System Management, Policies, Models Networking, gateways, communication Models

Development Platf. Utilities Business Process Workflow Workgroup Services




Delivery Platforms Utilities Financial and Accounting Delivery Services




Future Internet & COIN EI/EC Platforms Utilities

Utility Services

Infrastr. Utility Services Storage, Preservation, Backup, Access Services


Computation, Virtualization, Self-* Services Integration and Accessibility Services

Infrastr. Utility Models Data Repositories, Data Vaults, Data Bases


ICT System Management, Policies, Models Networking, gateways, communication Models

Development Platf. Utilities Business Process Workflow Workgroup Services




Delivery Platforms Utilities Financial and Accounting Delivery Services




Future Internet & COIN EI/EC Platforms Utilities

Pillar#2 2010 Innovation: 4 waysPillar#2 2010 Innovation: 4 ways


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Transfer previously developed internal innovationprojects to customer or suppliers (finance ideas)

Strategic initiatives should be developed by others(sell ideas)

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Extended the network, even if you are notincreasing (incubators, spin-offs)

Pillar#2 2010 Open InnovationPillar#2 2010 Open Innovation


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Our newmarket

Other firmsmarket

Internaltechnology base

Licence, spin

out, divest

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Our currentmarket

External technologyinsourcingExternal technology base

Internal/externalventure handling

Pillar#2 2010 Innovation: TXT InnovaPillar#2 2010 Innovation: TXT Innova


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S-o-A:

KMS (Next)

KMS (TXT)

Actions:

The inventor(intra-organisational)

R&D department(intra-organisational)

Cross-functionalteams

(intra-organisational)

Focal innovationprocesses

(inter-organisational)

Collaborative,distributedinnovation


R&D

Produc-tion

Develop-ment

Trend-Scouting

Ideasmanagement

Needbundle

competence A

The inventor(intra-organisational)

R&D department(intra-organisational)

Cross-functionalteams

(intra-organisational)

Focal innovationprocesses


Collaborative,distributedinnovation


R&D

Produc-tion

Develop-ment

Trend-Scouting

Ideasmanagement

Needbundle

competence A

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.

Employees Customers

Suppliers

Awards

TXT Alumni Social

Knowledge

Business

Projects

Marketing Logistic Lead User competence B

Between brilliancy and madness

Implicit knowledgeOf the individual

Creation ofdepartments

Gate-Keeperproblems

non-braked

Engineering

Networking to theinside

Market orientation

Increasingcomplexity

Networking tothe outside

Methods and tools

Technicalcomplexity

common creationof new knowledge

Innovation basedon interaction

increasing

borrowingrequirement

IntuitionInnovationsefficiency

variety ofperspective

professionalismbundling of

resources

Marketing Logistic Lead User competence B

Between brilliancy and madness

Implicit knowledgeOf the individual

Creation ofdepartments

Gate-Keeperproblems

non-braked

Engineering

Networking to theinside

Market orientation

Increasingcomplexity

Networking tothe outside

Methods and tools

Technicalcomplexity

common creationof new knowledge

Innovation basedon interaction

increasing

borrowingrequirement

IntuitionInnovationsefficiency

variety ofperspective

professionalismbundling of

resources

Pillar#2 2010 Innovation: TXT PlusPlusPillar#2 2010 Innovation: TXT PlusPlus


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S-o-A: Worldwide network ofcontacts

In touch with newtecnhnologies

Actions:

Market innovation(orthogonal)

Radical innovation

tainty

high

Businessmanagementfocus

Interdisciplinaryfocus

Market innovation(orthogonal)

Radical innovation

tainty

high

Businessmanagementfocus

Interdisciplinaryfocus

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Low-high

Polymedia in Retail Perform in EEU, BRIC

High-low Perform on the Cloud

High-high Smart Energy

Smart Buildings

Smart Cars

Incrementalinnovation

TechnicalInnovation

Technical uncertainty

low high

Marketun

ce

low

Mixed focus,depends oninnovationobjective andcategory

Engineering focus

Incrementalinnovation

TechnicalInnovation

Technical uncertainty

low high

Marketun

ce

low

Mixed focus,depends oninnovationobjective andcategory

Engineering focus

Pillar#2 2010 Innovation: Smart CitiesPillar#2 2010 Innovation: Smart Cities


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S-o-A: Projects

FILAS Citta Digitale

City TVs

HSR Vainbici

HSR:

OpenUser

Driven

Future InternetResearch

Experimentaltestbeds

and

Innovation inSmart Cities

OpenUser

Driven

Future InternetResearch

Experimentaltestbeds

and

Innovation inSmart Cities

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20,000 people

50 Shops, Super-market Restaurant

Shuttle monorail

Hospital, Research

Center, University,lab facilities

congress center,

residence, zoo

kindergarten,

hotel, sportsground

InnovationEnvironments

facilities Innovation

Environments

facilities

LivingLab

LivingLab

LivingLab

Testbed

Testbed

Testbed

Urbansetting

Urbansetting

Urbansetting


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