Open Mashup Enterprise Service Platform for

Linked Data in the Telco Domain

Project Presentation

December 2010

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Table of contents

● Consortium

● Project Overview

● Expected Results

● Objectives

● Initial scenarios

● Contact Information

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GESFOR ES Coordinator, Mashups, Security

HUAWEI CH Use case definition

SAP DE End-user mashups and usability

TIE NL Assisted manual mashups

TUC DE Web engineering

UNITN IT Web mashups and service composition

UPM ES Telco mashups, automatic mashups, user experience, Linked Data

UNIBOL UK Widget technology

T-SYSTEMS MMS

DE Multimedia mashups, use case definition

Consortium overview

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Opportunities, Challenges and Problems Confluence IT/Web/Content

● Plenty of opportunities for new services, but not following the traditional telco approach.

● Telco assets can be exposed as Services.

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Opportunities, Challenges and Problems Confluence IT/Web/Content

● New revenue sources.

Telco operator is more than “bit pipes”.

● New challenges:

How can telco take a piece of the full Web pie?

How can integrators provide an added value in a crowd-sourcing model?

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Opportunities, Challenges and Problems Internet of Services

● Huge dynamic service offer / demand.

● Need of tools and technologies formanaging this 'service complexity‘.

● Need of new paradigms for managing thiscomplexity.

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Opportunities, Challenges and Problems Mashups

● Mashups: a new challenging paradigm:

Born in the web2.0 for data-based services.

Can transfer the potentials of Service development / customisation to both end users and engineers.

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Opportunities, Challenges and Problems Mashups

● Need of standardisation on mashuptechnology:

Runtime.

Development tool.

Interoperability.

● Telco mashups, a new concept:

Voice 2.0 / Multimedia services:

Real-time services.

Converged services.

New handset capabilities: Geolocation, gyroscope.

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OMELETTE Main Objective

Research on interoperability of Mashups at delivery and user-oriented development

levels focused on the telco domain

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S/T Objectives (I)

1. Define extended usability concepts for end-user service creation.

2. Define and provide an open interoperableservice platform for converged mashupservices.

3. Research on innovative approaches on converged service engineering integrating telecommunication capabilities in multimodal mashup-based interaction.

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S/T Objectives (II)

4. Research on the relationship of widgets and mashup technologies, taking into account governance and security issues.

5. Enable automatic service description and discovery in order to provide automaticmashup composition in a open Future Internet of Services.

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Goal I: Usability concepts

● Human-centric composition: Differentstrategies:

End-users: Non programming skills.

Developers: Programming skills.

● Context of usage.

Component offer depending on the context.

● Assistance mechanisms.

Help in composition.

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Goal II: Open interoperable service platform

● Definition of a reference architecture for mashups.

Description: Mashup Description Language (MDL).

Runtime: Mashup Delivery Platform (MDP).

● Implementation of this reference architecture.

● Collaboration with:

W3C Widgets working group.

Participation in the Open Mashup Alliance.

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Goal III: Converged Services

● Research on converged services: IT, Web & Telco combination.

● Mashing-up different kind of components:

Multimedia: Real-time mashup such us video streaming.

Speech: Voice Processing as a service.

Web: Any exposed web service.

● Multi-device access.

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Goal IV: Widget-Mashup relationship

● Communication among mashups

Mashup-widget communication (MWC),

Inter-widget communication (IWC)

● Definition mashup delivery specification based on W3C Widget specification.

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Goal V: Automatic service description & Discovery

● User assistance:

Recommendation mechanisms for manual composition.

Automatic mechanisms for mashup composition.

● Definition of a lightweight descriptionframework.

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Expected results

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Expected results

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Initial Scenarios

● Main scenarios:

Scenario 1: Time & Travel Management.

o Electronic Travel Service.

Scenario 2: Collaboration & Meetings.

o Minute assistance.

Scenario 3: Advanced Call Services.

o Intelligent Call Forwarding.

Scenario 4: Maintanance & Helpdesk.

o Mobile Multilingual Miner.

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For any contact information

● Coordinator:

Saúl Navarro

Informática Gesfor

Avenida de Manoteras 32, 28050 Madrid (Spain)

Email: snavarrob@grupogesfor.com

Web: http://www.ict-omelette.eu