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ICT-2009.1.3 Internet of Things and Enterprise environments

FP7-ICT-2009-5 Support Action (SA) Project

“Envisioning, Supporting and Promoting Future Internet Enterprise Systems Research through

Scientific Collaboration”

Deliverable D1.4.2

Dissemination Report and Material, 2nd Version

Disclaimer:

The ENSEMBLE project is co-funded by the European Commission under the 7th Framework Programme. This document reflects only

authors‟ views. EC is not liable for any use that may be done of the information contained therein.

Workpackage: WP1 – Community Building and Dissemination

Authors: Keith Popplewell (CU), Panagiotis Kokkinakos (NTUA), Fenareti

Lampathaki (NTUA), Akrivi Kiousi (INTRASOFT)

Status: Final

Date: 27/09/2011

Version: 1.00

Classification: Public

Dissemination Report and Material, 2

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ENSEMBLE Project Profile

Partners

National Technical University of Athens (NTUA),

Decision Support Systems Laboratory, DSSLab

Co-ordinator

Greece

Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche - Istituto Di

Analisi Dei Sistemi Ed Informatica “A. Ruberti”

(CNR)

Italy

Coventry University (CU)

United

Kingdom

UNINOVA - Instituto de Desenvolvimento de

Novas Tecnologias (UNINOVA) Portugal

INTRASOFT International S.A. (INTRASOFT) Luxembourg

Contract No.: FP7-ICT- 257548

Acronym: ENSEMBLE

Title: Envisioning, Supporting and Promoting Future Internet Enterprise

Systems Research through Scientific Collaboration

URL: http://www.ensemble-csa.eu

Start Date: 01/09/2010

Duration: 24 months


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Document History

Version Date Author (Partner) Remarks

0.10 05/09/2011 Keith Popplewell (CU)

Initial Draft incorporating the Dissemination

Templates of partners provided by Fenareti

Lampathaki and Sotiris Koussouris (NTUA),

Francesco Taglino (CNR), Carlos Agostinho

(UNINOVA) and Akrivi Kiousi (INTRASOFT).

Draft circulated for technical review.

0.20 21/09/2011 Keith Popplewell (CU) Updated draft addressing comments from

technical review

0.30 23/09/2011 Akrivi Kiousi (INTRASOFT) Updating draft incorporating the ENSEMBLE

brochure (M12) and newsletter (M12)

0.40 26/09/2011 Keith Popplewell (CU) Updated draft including missing reports from

partners

0.50 26/09/2011 Panagiotis Kokkinakos, Fenareti

Lampathaki (NTUA)

Updated draft incorporating section 4.3 Social

Media

0.60 27/09/2011 Fenareti Lampathaki (NTUA),

Sotiris Koussouris (NTUA)

Updated draft addressing comments from

quality review

1.00 27/09/2011 Yannis Charalabidis (NTUA),

John Psarras (NTUA) Final version to be submitted to the EC


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Executive Summary

This deliverable report summarises the ENSEMBLE Dissemination Activities over the first year of the

project. These are categorised as:

Events Organization

Conference Participation

Workshops Participation

Joint Working with Neighbouring Domains

FInES Community Dissemination

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Other Dissemination Activities

The deliverable also presents updated versions of the dissemination support material produced by the

ENSEMBLE Consortium in order to facilitate the dissemination of the project philosophy, outcomes

and exploitable results.

A review of the on-line dissemination activities are presented, with analysis of impact of the FInES

Portal, the FInES Wiki and social media.

Further, the dissemination activities undertaken by ENSEMBLE for Months 1 to 12 are compared with

the planned activities presented previously in Deliverable D1.1.1: Dissemination and Exploitation Plan

1st version, showing that objectives have largely been met or exceeded. Some minor delays have

occurred but are not critical to the project.

Finally a first assessment of planned dissemination activities for M13-M24 is presented, though it

should be noted that a full dissemination plan for the remainder of the project is scheduled for

delivery in Deliverable D1.1.2: Dissemination and Exploitation Plan 2nd version in M15.

This document is the result of the work performed in task T1.4, entitled Dissemination and Promotion

Activities, and, together with the dissemination material which it documents, is public.


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Table of Contents

1 Introduction ............................................................................ 8

1.1 Purpose and Scope ........................................................................................ 8

1.2 Structure of the Document ........................................................................... 8

2 Dissemination Activities: M1 to M12 ....................................... 9

2.1 Summary of Dissemination Activities ........................................................... 9

2.2 Events Organization .................................................................................... 16

2.2.1 Samos 2011 Summit on “Future Internet: The Power to Change Society” ... 16

2.2.2 ICE 2011 ................................................................................................ 18

2.2.3 CENT 2011 ............................................................................................. 19

2.2.4 ICT2010 ................................................................................................. 21

2.3 Conferences Participation ........................................................................... 23

2.3.1 ESF-COST High-Level Research Conference on Future Internet and Society: A

Complex Systems Perspective ........................................................................ 23

2.3.2 SERVICEWAVE 2010 ............................................................................... 24

2.3.3 ASME 2011 International Design Engineering Technical Conference &

Computers and Information in Engineering Conference IDETC/CIE 2011 .......... 25

2.4 Workshops Participation ............................................................................. 26

2.4.1 A Ghent Research Roadmap Workshop ..................................................... 26

2.5 Joint Working with Neighbouring Domains ................................................ 27

2.5.1 Future Internet Assembly, Ghent, December 2010 .................................... 27

2.5.2 Future Internet Assembly, Budapest, May 2011 ........................................ 29

2.5.3 Future Internet Assembly Research Open Roadmapping Meeting, Brussels,

March 2011 .................................................................................................. 30

2.5.4 FISA Research Roadmap ......................................................................... 30

2.5.5 ActionPlanT Research Roadmap ............................................................... 32

2.5.6 World Manufacturing Forum 2011 ............................................................ 34

2.6 FInES Community Dissemination ............................................................... 36

2.6.1 FInES Cluster Meeting, 7/10/10 ............................................................... 36

2.6.2 FInES Cluster Meeting, 25/1/11 ............................................................... 37

2.6.3 FInES Cluster Meeting, 1/4/11 ................................................................. 38

2.6.4 FInES Cluster Joint Negotiation Meeting, 13/4/11 ..................................... 41

2.7 Peer-Reviewed Publications ....................................................................... 42

2.7.1 Publications ............................................................................................ 42

2.7.2 Journal Special Issues ............................................................................. 45


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2.8 Other Dissemination Activities ................................................................... 47

3 Dissemination Material ......................................................... 50

3.1 ENSEMBLE Logo .......................................................................................... 50

3.2 FInES Cluster Logo ...................................................................................... 50

3.3 ENSEMBLE Brochure ................................................................................... 50

3.4 ENSEMBLE Poster........................................................................................ 55

3.5 ENSEMBLE EISB Poster ............................................................................... 57

3.6 FInES Cluster Poster ................................................................................... 58

3.7 ENSEMBLE Newsletter (M9) ....................................................................... 59

3.8 ENSEMBLE Newsletter (M12) ..................................................................... 61

4 On-Line Dissemination Activities .......................................... 65

4.1 FInES Portal Analytics ................................................................................ 65

4.2 FInES Wiki Analytics ................................................................................... 69

4.3 Social Media ................................................................................................ 73

5 Verification Against the Initial Dissemination Plan .............. 76

6 Updated Dissemination Plan for M13-M24 ........................... 80

Annex A: ENSEMBLE Organized Workshop Agendas ................... 83

A1. Samos 2011 Summit ..................................................................................... 83

A2. ICE 2011 ........................................................................................................ 88

A3. CENT 2011 ..................................................................................................... 89

A4. ICT 2010 ........................................................................................................ 90

Annex B: Agendas from Joint Working with Neighbouring

Domains ................................................................................ 91

B1. Future Internet Assembly Research Open Roadmapping Meeting ............... 91

B2. ActionPlanT Workshop: ICT for Manufacturing ............................................ 92


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List of Figures

Figure 3-1: ENSEMBLE Logo ........................................................................................................ 50

Figure 3-2: FInES Cluster Logo .................................................................................................... 50

Figure 3-3: Project brochure M1 (front cover) ............................................................................... 51

Figure 3-4: Project brochure M1 (back cover) ............................................................................... 52

Figure 3-5: Project brochure M12 Version (front cover) ................................................................. 53

Figure 3-6: Project brochure M12 Version (back cover) ................................................................. 54

Figure 3-7: Project poster ............................................................................................................ 55

Figure 3-8: ENSEMBLE EISB Poster .............................................................................................. 57

Figure 3-9: FInES Cluster Poster .................................................................................................. 58

Figure 3-10: ENSEMBLE Newsletter (M9): Page 1 .......................................................................... 59

Figure 3-11: ENSEMBLE Newsletter (M9): Page 2 .......................................................................... 60

Figure 3-12: ENSEMBLE M12 Newsletter (Page 1) ......................................................................... 61




List of Tables

Table 2-1: Summary of dissemination activities organised by ENSEMBLE ........................................ 10

Table 2-2: Summary of dissemination activities in which ENSEMBLE participated ............................ 11

Table 2-3: Summary of peer-reviewed publications emanating from ENSEMBLE .............................. 14

Table 2-4: Summary of FInES Cluster activities supported by ENSEMBLE ........................................ 15

Table 4-1: Overview of ENSEMBLE / FInES Cluster presence in Social Networks .............................. 74

Table 5-1: Verification against initial dissemination plan ................................................................ 76

Table 6-1: Updated dissemination plan ......................................................................................... 80

Table 6-2: Planned Events to be organised by ENSEMBLE ............................................................. 82

Table 6-3: Planned ENSEMBLE participation in future international events ...................................... 82


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1 Introduction

1.1 Purpose and Scope

The purpose of this document is to review the ENSEMBLE dissemination activities during the first 12

months of the project. These are categorized as:

Events Organization

Conference and Workshops Participation

Joint Working with Neighbouring Domains

FInES Community Dissemination

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Other Dissemination Activities

Following a summary of dissemination activities, a detailed report of each dissemination activity is

presented within each category.

We also outline the revised dissemination support material produced by the ENSEMBLE Consortium.

This printed promotional material, has been designed and produced in line with the first version, as

presented previously in deliverable D1.4.1, and will be available to be distributed at targeted events

planned by the project Consortium. INTRASOFT will provide the consortium with the necessary

number of copies and will also keep a small stock to attend unexpected events.

The promotional material will be updated during the project development. New versions of the

brochures and posters are expected in M24 as planned in the project DoW, but also according to

specific findings, FInES cluster and Consortium members‟ needs.

ENSEMBLE makes extensive use of on-line dissemination and consultation. This is summarized

together with some analytics, showing significant use of both the FInES Portal and the FInES Wiki.

Reviewing the dissemination activities undertaken against the plan previously presented in Deliverable

D1.1.1: Dissemination and Exploitation Plan 1st version, shows that objectives have largely been met

or exceeded, although some minor delays have occurred which are not critical to the project.

1.2 Structure of the Document

Following this introductory section, Section 2 summarises and details the conventional dissemination

activities.

Section 3 presents the promotion and dissemination materials created and distributed by ENSEMBLE.

Section 4 presents on-line dissemination activities.

Section 5 reviews progress against the dissemination plan.

Section 6 outlines dissemination plans for M13 – M24, subject to elaboration and confirmation in

Deliverable D1.1.2 in M15.


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2 Dissemination Activities: M1 to M12

In this section we describe the dissemination and collaboration events to which ENSEMBLE has

directly contributed, categorised as described in Chapter 1 above. Additional material, including

presentations, agenda, etc. are appended to this report in Annex A, except where the reports below

provide web references to the relevant material, or where reproduction in this public deliverable

would infringe a publisher‟s copyright.

2.1 Summary of Dissemination Activities

This section summarises the dissemination activities undertaken by ENSEMBLE in its first 12 months.

As well as identifying the events, we identify the type and size of audience to indicate the potential

impact of these activities. Four summary tables are shown below:

Table 2-1 summarises the dissemination activities organised by ENSEMBLE;

Table 2-2 summarises the dissemination activities to which ENSEMBLE partners have

contributed;

Table 2-3 lists peer-reviewed publications emanating from ENSEMBLE;

Table 2-4 lists the FInES Cluster concertation activities supported by ENSEMBLE.


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Table 2-1: Summary of dissemination activities organised by ENSEMBLE

Event Title Date Location Estimated Audience

Number Type

ICT2010: Co-organisation of session on “FInES in Networked SMEs 27-29/09/10 Brussels 60

Enterprises and other beneficiaries

Academia and Research

Industry

FIA and Projects in Challenges 1

ICE 2011: Organisation of workshop on “Future Internet Enterprise

Systems” 22/6/11

Aachen,

Germany 15 Academia and Research

CENT 2011: Organisation of invited session on “Science Base for

Enterprise Interoperability in the Advent of the Future Internet” 22/7/11 Orlando, USA 9



Industry

Public Administration

Samos 2011 Summit on Future Internet for Enterprises and Society 4-6/7/11 Samos, Greece 80



Industry


FInES Cluster

FIA and projects in Challenge 1

ENSEMBLE Expert Scientific Committee

Seminar presented to the Decision Support Laboratory on

“Enterprise Interoperability Science Base and FInES Research

Roadmap”

24/3/11 Athens, Greece 35 Academia and Research


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Table 2-2: Summary of dissemination activities in which ENSEMBLE participated


Number Type

ESF-COST High-Level Research Conference on Future Internet and

Society: A Complex Systems Perspective 2-7/10/10 Italy 150



ESF

SERVICEWAVE 2010 13-14/12/10 Ghent, Belgium 500



Industry


FIA Ghent Research Roadmap Workshop 15/12/10 Ghent, Belgium 20



Industry

FIA Ghent 2010 15-17/12/10 Ghent, Belgium 800



Industry

FInES Cluster


FIA Ghent: Session on Scenarios for Future Internet Business 17/12/10 Ghent, Belgium 60



Industry

FInES Cluster


Future Internet Assembly Research Open Roadmapping Meeting 31/3/11 Brussels 100 Enterprises and other beneficiaries


ActionPlanT Workshop: ICT for Manufacturing 2/5/11 Brussels 15 Enterprises and other beneficiaries



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Number Type

Industry


FIA Budapest 2011 17-19/5/11 Budapest,

Hungary 800



Industry

FInES Cluster


World Manufacturing Forum 16-17/5/1 Cernobbio, Italy 320



Industry


INTEROP-Vlab General Assembly 6-9/6/11 Brussels 30



Industry


FISA Research Roadmap (web based community) N/A N/A N/A



Industry


FInES Cluster


ENSEMBLE Experts Scientific Committee

ActionPlanT Research Roadmap (web based community) N/A N/A N/A



Industry

Lectures on applications of ontologies for interoperability 7-8/12/10 Bordeaux,

France 20 Academia and Research


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Number Type

Lectures on tools and best practices to support interoperability 17-18/2/11 Rome, Italy 20 Enterprises and other beneficiaries



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Table 2-3: Summary of peer-reviewed publications emanating from ENSEMBLE

Event / Book / Journal Title Date Author Paper Title

Enterprise Interoperability IV 2010 Charalabidis, Y. et al. Developing a Science Base for Enterprise Interoperability

Interoperability in Digital Public Services and Administration:

Bridging E-Government and E-Business

2010 Charalabidis, Y. et al. Towards a Scientific Foundation for Interoperability

FIA 2011: Achievements and Technological Promises 2011 Angelucci D. et al. Future Internet Enterprise Systems: a Flexible Architectural Approach

for Innovation

CENT 2011: Collaborative Enterprises 2011 – Platforms,

Processes, and Practices Advancing the Enterprise 2.0

2011 Lampathaki, F. et al. Towards an Interoperability Science: Cultivating the Scientific

Foundations for Enterprise Interoperability



2011 Koussouris, S., et al. Digging into the Real-Life Enterprise Interoperability Areas Definition

and Overview of the Main Research Areas



2011 Popplewell, K. Towards the Definition of a Science Base for Enterprise Interoperability:

A European Perspective



2011 Missikoff M., et al. Future Internet Enterprise Systems: A Semantic Approach for a

Community-based Research Roadmap



2011 Agostinho, C. et al. Using neighbouring domains towards setting the foundations for

Enterprise Interoperability science

ASME 2011: International Design Engineering Technical

Conference & Computers and Information in Engineering

Conference

2011 de Beca, M. F. et al. Tuple-based Morphisms for e-Procurement Solutions


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Table 2-4: Summary of FInES Cluster activities supported by ENSEMBLE

Event Date Location Estimated Audience

Number Type

FInES Cluster Meeting 7/10/10 Brussels 35



Industry

FInES Cluster





Industry

FInES Cluster

Public administration




Industry

FInES Cluster

Public administration

FInES Cluster Joint Negotiation Meeting 13/4/11 Brussels 25 FInES Cluster Factories of the Future (FoF) Projects

under negotiation


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2.2 Events Organization

ENSEMBLE has run successful workshops in Samos 2011 Summit, CENT 2011, ICE 2011 and ICT

2010 as described in the following sections.

2.2.1 Samos 2011 Summit on “Future Internet: The Power to Change Society”

This 3 day invited conference was organised by the ENSEMBLE project, and is reported in full

elsewhere1. A short summary is presented below:

Type Summit Conference organized by ENSEMBLE

Event Name Samos 2011 Summit on Future Internet for Enterprises and Society

Venue Samos, Greece

Date July 4th-6th, 2011

Event objectives With an emphasis on Future Internet systems and services in the factory, in the

enterprise and within a connected, inclusive society, the Samos Summit aimed to be

a first-class opportunity to see, interact with and influence cutting-edge European

ICT research projects and initiatives. Interesting positions on Policy and Vision for

Future Internet Enterprise Systems, presentations on Research and Innovation in the

area of Future Internet, interactive workshops on Interoperability Science, Visionary

Scenarios for the Enterprise and New research Areas and the ISU were just a part of

the three day agenda.

Size of audience

(approx.)

80

Dissemination Level International

URL http://www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/Slideshow/countdown-for-the-samos-2011-

summit-on-future-internet-the-power-to-change-society.html

http://samos-summit.blogspot.com/

Description of

activity

ENSEMBLE briefly presented its scope, activities and achievements so far while it

introduced its Experts Scientific Committee. It organized three interactive workshops

on Interoperability Science, on the Visionary Scenarios for the Enterprise and on the

FInES Roadmap Development: Discussing on the key terms. Also the next steps to

dissemination were presented.

Partners Involved NTUA, CU, UNINOVA, CNR, INTRASOFT

1 Charalabidis, Y., Matzakou, I., Lampathaki F., Koussouris, S., “Samos 2011 Summit on Future Internet Conference

Proceedings” at http://www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/Publications/Download-document/204-Samos-2011-Summit-

Proceedings.html

http://www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/Slideshow/countdown-for-the-samos-2011-summit-on-future-internet-the-power-to-change-society.html


http://samos-summit.blogspot.com/

https://webmail.coventry.ac.uk/owa/redir.aspx?C=e28d9e5c36c44dbf83b5b715199449f9&URL=http%3a%2f%2fwww.fines-cluster.eu%2ffines%2fjm%2fPublications%2fDownload-document%2f204-Samos-2011-Summit-Proceedings.html

https://webmail.coventry.ac.uk/owa/redir.aspx?C=e28d9e5c36c44dbf83b5b715199449f9&URL=http%3a%2f%2fwww.fines-cluster.eu%2ffines%2fjm%2fPublications%2fDownload-document%2f204-Samos-2011-Summit-Proceedings.html


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Type of Audience Enterprises and other beneficiaries


Industry


FInES Cluster




Hash tags for Social

Media Dissemination

#EU_FInES #ent20 #enterprise20 #samos2011

Relevant Resources Photos available at:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/finescluster/sets/72157627053076645/

Presentations available through: http://www.fines-

cluster.eu/fines/jm/Slideshow/countdown-for-the-samos-2011-summit-on-

future-internet-the-power-to-change-society.html

Videos available at: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/8681429

Proceedings to be available online soon.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/finescluster/sets/72157627053076645/




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2.2.2 ICE 2011

Type Participation in Conference

Workshop organized by ENSEMBLE

Event Name Workshop on “Future Internet Enterprise Systems” in conjunction with the 17th

International Conference on Concurrent Enterprising (ICE 2011)

Venue Aachen, Germany

Date 22 June 2011

Event objectives This workshop aimed at bringing a comprehensive analysis of the past and present in

the area of Future Internet Enterprise Systems, and providing an open forum of

discussion to develop the vision of FInES in the advent of the 8FP. In parallel an

initial presentation of the EISB foundation has been conducted, in order to acquire

feedback for the developments of the ENSEMBLE project..

Size of audience

(approx.) 15


URL http://www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/ENSEMBLE-News/ensemble-workshop-in-ice-

2011.html

http://www.ice-

conference.org/apps/pub.asp?Q=3631&T=ICE%202011%20Overview

Description of

activity

Workshop with presentations regarding the EI landscape and the EISB development

alongside with the neighbouring sciences, based on the work performed during

ENSEMBLE and general discussion about the Scientific foundation of EI

Title Workshop “Future Internet Enterprise Systems”

Presenter Ricardo Goncalves (UNINOVA), Sotiris Koussouris (NTUA)

Other Partners

Involved -

Type of Audience Academia and Research

Relevant Resources Agenda appended in Annex A

Proceedings available at: http://www.fines-

cluster.eu/fines/jm/Publications/Download-document/127-

ICE2011_ENSEMBLE_Workshop_Proceedings.html

http://www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/ENSEMBLE-News/ensemble-workshop-in-ice-2011.html

http://www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/ENSEMBLE-News/ensemble-workshop-in-ice-2011.html

http://www.ice-conference.org/apps/pub.asp?Q=3631&T=ICE%202011%20Overview

http://www.ice-conference.org/apps/pub.asp?Q=3631&T=ICE%202011%20Overview

http://www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/Publications/Download-document/127-ICE2011_ENSEMBLE_Workshop_Proceedings.html




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2.2.3 CENT 2011


Invited Session organized by ENSEMBLE

Event Name International Symposium on Collaborative Enterprises (CENT 2011) in the context of

The 15th World-Multi-Conference on Systemics, Cybernetics and Informatics

(WMSCI 2011)

Invited session on Science Base for Enterprise Interoperability in the Advent of the

Future Internet”

Venue Orlando, Florida, USA

Date 22 July 2011

Event objectives International exposure of ENSEMBLE activity outside Europe.

Attracting contributions to EISB development worldwide.

Size of audience

(approx.)

9


URL http://www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/ENSEMBLE-News/cent-2011-ensemble-invited-

session.html

http://www.iiis2011.org/wmsci/website/default.asp?vc=39

Description of activity Delivery of 5 papers.

Participation in workshop discussion.

Title Five presentations were made by ENSEMBLE partners, each followed by discussion:

Agostinho, Carlos; Jardim-Goncalves, Ricardo; Steiger-Garcao, Adofo: ''Using

Neighboring Domains towards Setting the Foundations for Enterprise

Interoperability Science'' (presented by Carlos Agostinho).

Assogna, Pierluigi; Missikoff, Michele; Taglino, Francesco; Goncalves: ''Future

Internet Enterprise Systems: A Semantic Approach for a Community-Based

Research Roadmap'' (presented by Keith Popplewell).

Koussouris, Sotirios; Lampathaki, Fenareti; Mouzakitis, Spiros; Charalabidis, Yannis;

Psarras: ''Digging into the Real-Life Enterprise Interoperability Areas Definition and

Overview of the Main Research Areas'' (presented by Carlos Agostinho).

Lampathaki, Fenareti; Koussouris, Sotirios; Agostinho, Carlos; Jardim-Goncalves,

Ricardo; Charalabidis, Yannis; Psarras: ''Towards an Interoperability Science:

Cultivating the Scientific Foundations for Enterprise Interoperability'' (presented by

Carlos Agostinho).

Popplewell, Keith: ''Towards the Definition of a Science Base for Enterprise

Interoperability: A European Perspective''

Presenter Keith Popplewell, Carlos Agostinho

Partners Involved CU, UNINOVA (with papers from NTUA and CNR)


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Industry


Size of audience

(approx.)

9



Media Dissemination

#Enterprise Interoperability #Science Base #Neighbouring Sciences #Scientific

Foundations #Future Internet Enterprise Systems #Roadmap

Relevant Resources Agenda appended in Annex A.


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2.2.4 ICT2010


Event Name ICT2010

Venue Brussels, Belgium

Date September 27th-29th, 2010

Event objectives The ICT2010 conference included special sessions presenting the European Union's

funding priorities for the 2.8 Billion Euros of EU funding available for ICT research

and development during 2011-2012. The key themes of the conference were:

Powering our sustainable future: the potential of digital solutions to promote

sustainable growth in a low carbon economy

The human face of the digital age: the continuing constructive role of ICT in

the daily life of citizens and the importance of public participation in the

innovation process.

ICT2010 also hosted dozens of networking sessions designed to facilitate contacts

between researchers and innovators, engineers and investors from all fields of digital

innovation.

Size of audience

(approx.)

2000 (for the Conference), 50 (for the FInES Networking Session in which ENSEMBLE

was involved)


URL http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/events/ict/2010/index_en.htm

Description of

activity

Participation in the ICT2010 Networking Sessions, Co-organization of the Session

“FInES in Networked SMEs”.

Knowledge café on the EISB.

ENSEMBLE website address was communicated during the event, the ENSEMBLE

poster was displayed, and brochures were distributed.

Title How to establish a Science Base for Enterprise Interoperability? The ENSEMBLE

approach

Presenter Yannis Charalabidis (NTUA)

Other Partners

Involved

-



Industry



Media Dissemination

#EU_FInES #ict2010eu #futureinternet #ent20

http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/events/ict/2010/index_en.htm


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Relevant Resources Session Presentations available at http://www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/News-

Section/What-s-happening-in-FInES/ENSEMBLE-Networking-Session-at-

ICT2010-Conference.html and http://interop-vlab.eu

Session Report available at: http://www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/Download-

document/58-Networking-Session-SMEs-FINES-Session-Report.html

http://www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/News-Section/What-s-happening-in-FInES/ENSEMBLE-Networking-Session-at-ICT2010-Conference.html



http://interop-vlab.eu/

http://www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/Download-document/58-Networking-Session-SMEs-FINES-Session-Report.html

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2.3 Conferences Participation

ENSEMBLE has presented findings at the conferences below.

2.3.1 ESF-COST High-Level Research Conference on Future Internet and Society: A

Complex Systems Perspective


Event Name ESF-COST High-Level Research Conference on Future Internet and Society: A

Complex Systems Perspective

Venue Italy

Date 2-7 Oct 2010

Event objectives This conference brought together experts in Information and Communication

Technologies (ICT), social scientists, as well as experts in the area of complex

systems They will assess the state-of-the-art, identify new trends and envision future

developments in the intertwined domains of future Internet and society

Size of audience

(approx.)

150


URL http://www.esf.org/activities/esf-conferences/details/2010/confdetail341/341-

preliminary-programme.html

Description of

activity

Poster addressing the relationship between EI in a Complex Systems Perspective

Title Interoperability and the software, services and semantic technologies challenges in

the future of internet

Presenter Poster participation only.



ESF

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2.3.2 SERVICEWAVE 2010


Event Name ServiceWave 2010

Venue Ghent, Belgium

Date December 13th-15th, 2010

Event objectives The ServiceWave conference is a unique opportunity for academic researchers and

industry practitioners to report on ground breaking research work and present

industrial trends, strengthening the cross-community excellence in service oriented

computing related domains. It is a place for place for sharing knowledge and

networking between experts working on the Service Revolution in Europe today.

Size of audience

(approx.)

500


URL http://servicewave.eu/2010/

Description of

activity

Participation in the ServiceWave conference and in particular in the 1st

International Workshop on Service Modelling and Representation Techniques

(SMART), Liaison activities with projects and experts in the Internet of Services

Partners Involved NTUA



Industry



Media Dissemination

#EU_FInES #services #futureinternet

Relevant Resources Presentations available at http://servicewave.eu/2010/presentations/

Videos available at: http://servicewave.eu/2010/videos/

http://servicewave.eu/2010/

http://servicewave.eu/2010/presentations/

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2.3.3 ASME 2011 International Design Engineering Technical Conference & Computers and

Information in Engineering Conference IDETC/CIE 2011


Event Name ASME 2011 International Design Engineering Technical Conference & Computers and

Information in Engineering Conference IDETC/CIE 2011

Venue Washington, DC, USA

Date August 29-31, 2011

Event objectives Discussion on Enterprise Interoperability solutions

Size of audience

(approx.)

13 people in the session


URL http://www.iiis2011.org/wmsci/Website/AboutConfer.asp?vc=39

Description of

activity

Presentations and validation of ENSEMBLE findings with and international community.

Focus on:

Establishment of the Enterprise Interoperability using a solution based on

model morphisms for semantic mismatches resolution

Title Presentation of a paper on the Technical Session:

CIE-21-1 SEIKM Knowledge and Information in the Engineering Enterprise

Presenter Joao Sarraipa (UNINOVA)

Other Partners

Involved

-

Type of Audience Industry, Academia and Research



Media

Dissemination

#Enterprise Interoperability #Model Morphisms #Semantic Mismatches #E-

Procurement

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2.4 Workshops Participation

Other workshops where ENSEMBLE has represented the FInES Community are described below.

2.4.1 A Ghent Research Roadmap Workshop

Type Participation in Workshop

Event Name FIA Ghent Research Roadmap Workshop.

Venue FIA Ghent venue, International Convention Center (ICC) Ghent, Belgium

Date 15 December 2010

Event objectives This is a working meeting for FISA projects supporting the research roadmapping

to kick off the preparation of a first draft.

Size of audience

(approx.)

20


URL http://fisa.future-

internet.eu/index.php/FIA_Ghent_Research_Roadmap_Workshop_15_Dec_2010

Description of

activity

The one hour interactive session aiming at identifying a diversity of elements of the

Future Internet Research Roadmap, then we developed an initial roadmap

structure. The use of flip-overs and post-its to support group brainstorming and

discussion has helped to achieve the result.

Title Summary of the FInES Research Roadmap

Presenter Michele Missikoff



Industry


Media Dissemination

#FutureInternet #vision #challenges


http://fisa.future-internet.eu/index.php/FIA_Ghent_Research_Roadmap_Workshop_15_Dec_2010

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2.5 Joint Working with Neighbouring Domains

2.5.1 Future Internet Assembly, Ghent, December 2010


Event Name Future Internet Assembly (FIA)

Venue Ghent, Belgium

Date December 16th-17th, 2010

Event objectives FIA Ghent was part of the Future Internet Conference Week, a series of events

concerning different aspects of the Future Internet.

It was organised by communities reaching out to different but related audiences

that share common goals. With these events back-to-back, the participants benefit

from the ideas from the different parts.

Size of audience

(approx.)

800


URL http://fi-ghent.fi-week.eu/

Description of

activity

Participation in the Future Internet Conference Week‟s session and in particular in

Session IX: Scenarios for FI Business (organized by the FInES Cluster members),

Liaison activities with projects and experts in the broad area of Future Internet

Partners Involved NTUA, CU, CNR, UNINOVA



Industry

FInES Cluster



Media Dissemination

#EU_FInES #ficw #futureinternet

Relevant Resources Slides available in pdf and Slideshare through http://fi-ghent.fi-

week.eu/slides/

Participation in the FIA Ghent included presentation at the following workshop organised by Future

Internet Enterprise Systems:

Type Participation in Workshop

Event Name Future Internet Assembly: Scenarios for Future Internet Business

Venue Ghent

Date 15-17 December 2010

http://fi-ghent.fi-week.eu/

http://fi-ghent.fi-week.eu/slides/

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Event objectives The objective of this session is to debate the potential and merits (and possible

drawback) of a wide spectrum of scenarios for the future of businesses on the Internet,

taking into account specific enabling FI technologies, in order to help pin-point:

The more promising FI technologies and their application for specific

businesses

How those technologies meet and possibly transform business needs (existing,

emerging, blue sky thinking)

Paradigms of improvements to existing business as well as radical business

transformation

Gaps if any between FI priorities and business priorities and expectations and

how those gaps may be bridged

Size of audience

(approx.)

60



Description of

activity

Presentation in Future Internet Enterprise stream, on collaboration between

manufacturing SMEs and the requirements to support this for the Future Internet.

Title Realising the Digital Opportunity: Redesigning Labour Intensive Business Processes

leads to a New Future Internet Based Product and Business Model

Presenter Keith Popplewell

Other Partners

Involved

None



Industry


FInES Cluster


Size of audience

(approx.)

60



Media

Dissemination

N/A


http://services.future-internet.eu/images/7/79/Popplewell_and_Harding.pdf

Relevant Resources CU Presentation (FIA Scenarios for FIB - Popplewell and Harding v2.pptx)

Paper (Submission - Ghent Scenarios for FI Business Session.pdf)

http://fi-ghent.fi-week.eu/

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2.5.2 Future Internet Assembly, Budapest, May 2011


Event Name Future Internet Assembly (FIA) 2011

Venue Budapest, Hungary

Date 17-19 May, 2011

Event objectives The Future Internet Assembly (FIA) is where, twice a year, a critical mass of thinkers

and doers meet to present / hear about the latest challenges and breakthroughs in

Europe‟s research effort to design, test and deploy new information and

communication technologies (ICT) that address the internet issues of today and the

anticipated challenges of tomorrow

Size of audience

(approx.)

800

Dissemination

Level

International

URL http://www.future-internet.eu/home/future-internet-assembly/budapest-may-

2011.html

Description of

activity

Informal presentation of the preliminary Research Roadmap.

ENSEMBLE brochures were distributed.

Title Status of FInES Research Roadmap Activities and Possible Synergies

Presenter Michele Missikoff

Other Partners

Involved

N/A



Size of audience

(approx.)

10

Dissemination

Level

International

Hash tags for

Social Media

Dissemination

#Future Internet Assembly #Enterprise Systems #Research Roadmap

Relevant Resources General report of the event

http://www.future-internet.eu/fileadmin/documents/budapest_documents/FIA-

Budapest_Consolidated_final_300611.pdf

http://www.future-internet.eu/fileadmin/documents/budapest_documents/FIA-Budapest_Consolidated_final_300611.pdf

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2.5.3 Future Internet Assembly Research Open Roadmapping Meeting, Brussels,

March 2011

Type Participation in Meeting

Event Name Future Internet Assembly Research Open Roadmapping Meeting

Venue Brussels

Date 31 March 2011

Event objectives Development of FIA research roadmaps on:

The Future of Enterprises and the Future Internet Enterprise Systems

Networks and Services

Content, Architecture and Interaction

Identity, Trust and Broader Perspectives

Size of audience

(approx.)

100

Dissemination

Level

International

URL http://fisa.future-internet.eu/index.php/FIA_Research_Roadmap

Description of

activity

Presentations from ENSEMBLE partners on The Future of Enterprises and the Future

Internet Enterprise Systems

Title “The Future of Enterprises and the Future Internet Enterprise

Systems “ and “Future Internet Enterprise Systems for Manufacturing”

Presenter Michele Missikoff and Keith Popplewell, respectively

Other Partners

Involved

NTUA, UNINOVA, INTRASOFT



Hash tags for

Social Media

Dissemination


Relevant Resources Agenda

2.5.4 FISA Research Roadmap

Type of planned /

executed

collaboration activity

Joint Working Opportunities

Title FISA Research Roadmap


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Location N/A

Date Collaboration has been carried out for all the period of time, by using emails,

conference calls, F2F meetings

Activity objectives Integration of the FInES RR activities within the larger context of the FISA Research

Roadmap.

FIA Research Roadmap (coordinated by EFFECTSPLUS project) intends to create the

Future Internet Assembly's research roadmap,

Expected/realized

impact

The impact of this collaboration is producing a better harmonization of the different

research roadmaps that are taking place within the FIA „umbrella‟. The cooperation

is expected to provide benefits along two ways: globally for the different initiatives

converging and cooperating under the FISA Research Roadmap and, specifically, for

the FInES RR for the materialized or expected by the collaboration action if already

realized or assessable

Description of activity The Activities operated by the FISA support actions, on behalf of FIA, are aimed at

developing the Future Internet Assembly research roadmap stemming from the

combined vision of the participants of the Future Internet Assembly for the research

challenges for the future Internet in the timeframe addressed by Framework Eight

(FP8). It will be provided by FIA to the EC as input to the FP8 research programme.

Contributions to the research roadmap are facilitated by the FP7 support actions

(projects) associated with the different aspects of the Future Internet research

challenges.

URL http://fisa.future-internet.eu/index.php/Main_Page

Projects Involved Membership:

Representatives of diverse Research Roadmap activities in fields related to Future

Internet. In particular, the following projects are represented:

SESERV

EIFFEL

CHORUS+

SOFI

MOSQUITO

MobiWebApp

IOT-I

NextMedia

CASAGRAS 2 / IERC

FIRESTATION

Paradiso2

FireBall

MyFire

ENSEMBLE

EFFECTSPLUS

Partners Involved N7A


http://fisa.future-internet.eu/index.php/FIA_Research_Roadmap

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Industry


FInES Cluster



Size of audience

(approx.)

N/A

Relevant Resources http://fisa.future-

internet.eu/images/7/7c/FI_Conf_Budapest_Research_Roadmap.pdf

2.5.5 ActionPlanT Research Roadmap

ActionPlanT is a coordinating action of the NMP manufacturing research community, with an objective

to develop a manufacturing research roadmap. ENSEMBLE partners were invited to participate in this

activity, which included the following expert workshop:

Type of planned /

executed



Title ActionPlanT Workshop: ICT for Manufacturing

Location Brussels

Date 2 May 2011

Activity objectives CU was invited alongside a compact group of recognized European experts to

help refine further the research areas for the roadmap. In particular, at the

meeting I was asked to present your ideas, suggestions, and opinions on which

ICT technologies will in the future be useful for a better manufacturing in

Europe. The outcomes will help to shape the Roadmap for FP8 on ICT for

Manufacturing.

Expected/realized

impact

Opportunity to identify the need for collaborative working in manufacturing

enterprises, in order to achieve the necessary agility and innovative ability for EU

manufacturing to complete in the world of the Future Internet.

Description of activity Presentations by invited experts.

Discussion in breakout groups, to identify research priorities.

Wrap up and completion of joint contribution.

URL http://www.actionplant-project.eu/

Projects Involved ActionPlanT

Partners Involved CU


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Industry


Size of audience

(approx.)

15

Relevant Resources Agenda (ActionPlanT_Brussels_Workshop_Agenda.doc)

CU presentation (ActionPlanT Roadmapping Presentation – Popplewell.doc)

This was part of an on-going activity on roadmap generation:

Type of planned /

executed



Title ActionPlanT Research Roadmap

Location N/A

Date During the period of time, by using emails, conference calls, F2F meetigs

Activity objectives Integration of the FInES RR activities with the ActionPlanT Research Roadmap

activities.

Expected/realized

impact

Given the close relationships between the FInES RR focus and the ActionPlanT

focus, it is expected that this collaboration will be producing benefits for both

initiatives, enriching the content and increasing the quality level of the final

outcome.

Description of activity ActionPlanT envisions the future with an all-encompassing concept of a

Manufacturing Business Web (MBW), which essentially is a melting pot where the

disparate solution spaces of process-oriented and commercial-oriented technologies

converge. All future ICT solutions for manufacturing need to have a business value

and interact with each other seamlessly within the MBW. The final objective is to

promote core technology developers as well as manufacturing service providers to

build individual solutions with minimal Time-to-Market.

URL http://www.actionplant-project.eu/

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Projects Involved Membership:

The following partners are directly involved in the ActionPlanT activities:

SAP AG, SAP Research, Germany (coordinator)

Dassault Systèmes (formerly through Intercim), France

Fraunhofer IPK, Germany

Tecnalia, Spain

Agoria ASBL, Belgium

University of Patras, Greece

Politecnico di Milano, Italy

École Polytechnique Fédérale of Lausanne, Switzerland

Partners Involved CU, CNR




Industry

Size of audience

(approx.)

N/A

Relevant Resources http://www.actionplant-

project.eu/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=72&Itemid=77

2.5.6 World Manufacturing Forum 2011

This event is also organised by the NMP manufacturing research community, but is endorsed by the

Intelligent Manufacturing Systems (IMS) community, and therefore has a broad international

membership.

Type of planned /

executed


Joint Working Opportunity

Title World Manufacturing Forum, 2011

Location Cernobbio, Italy

Date 16-17 May 2011

http://www.actionplant-project.eu/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=72&Itemid=77

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Activity objectives The events programme featured keynote speeches and a round table discussion on

the first day, with more in-depth thematic sessions on day two, focusing mainly on

issues such as: Are industrial policies keeping pace with global reality or are they

still based on non-global manufacturing paradigms? Will economies become

unstable by keeping their markets open or can there be a more resilient world, for

example through collective R&D? Which skills and competencies will be needed for

manufacturing in 2020? How to create better workplaces? The Forum tried to

address these issues by building consensus on a vision with respect to the global

manufacturing challenges and to sustainability, growth models and policies, and by

stimulating bottom-up ideas to promote international R&D and innovation

partnerships through hands-on sharing of experiences.

Expected/realized

impact

Opportunity to identify and discuss the need for collaborative working in

manufacturing enterprises, and worldwide views on the research requirements to

support manufacturing in a global economy.

Description of activity Multi-stream conference.

URL http://www.worldmanufacturingforum.org/

Projects Involved N/A

Partners Involved CU as invited participant.




Industry


Size of audience

(approx.)

320

Relevant Resources Programme: http://www.worldmanufacturingforum.org/#!programme

Presentations: http://www.worldmanufacturingforum.org/#!__downloads

http://www.worldmanufacturingforum.org/#!programme

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2.6 FInES Community Dissemination

2.6.1 FInES Cluster Meeting, 7/10/10

Type Organization of Cluster Meeting

Event Name FInES Cluster Meeting


Date October 7th, 2010

Event objectives The cluster meeting has the following objectives:

To consolidate the liaison, co-operation and concertation activities among the

projects with the support of ENSEMBLE in order to build an even stronger

cluster community.

To launch the ENSEMBLE International Call for Contributions that aims at

enlarging the FInES Cluster by bringing together high-calibre experts from

various disciplines and backgrounds.

To outline the future strategic position of the FInES cluster and how the

running projects position themselves to the current FInES Research Roadmap.

To elaborate on the offerings which the Cluster projects anticipate from

ENSEMBLE in the next years.

To discuss which of the Cluster projects reusable public results (i.e. state-of-the

art reviews, methodologies, tools and prototypes) may contribute to the

development of the long-desired Enterprise Interoperability Science for future

constructive research.

Size of audience

(approx.)

35


URL http://www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/News-Section/What-s-happening-in-

FInES/FInES-Cluster-Meeting-7-Oct.-2010.html

Description of

activity

Organization of FInES Cluster Meeting, Introduction of the ENSEMBLE activities to

the FInES Cluster, Discussion on its offerings and ways to effectively collaborate with

the projects.

Partners Involved NTUA, CU, UNINOVA, CNR, INTRASOFT



Industry

FInES Cluster



Media Dissemination

#EU_FInES #futureinternet #ent20

Relevant Resources All meeting documents, agenda and presentations at http://www.fines-

cluster.eu/fines/jm/News-Section/What-s-happening-in-FInES/FInES-Cluster-

Meeting-7-Oct.-2010.html

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Title FInES Cluster Meeting

Location Brussels

Date 25 January 2011

Activity objectives To discuss about selected research fields of Future Internet Enterprise

Systems

To identify the current state of Future Internet Enterprise Systems and

especially the gap between ambitions and reality

To derive potential research areas and potential further development

directions for the FInES Cluster

Expected/realized

impact

Information for FInES Cluster members.

Description of activity Update on ENSEMBLE progress to Cluster

Review of FInES Task Forces

URL http://www.fines-cluster.eu

Projects Involved FInES Cluster projects

Partners Involved CU, NTUA, UNINOVA, INTRASOFT




Industry


FInES Cluster

Size of audience

(approx.)

30

Relevant Resources All meeting documents, agenda and presentations can be downloaded from

http://www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/January-2011/View-category.html


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Title FInES Cluster Meeting

Location Brussels

Date 1 April 2011

Activity objectives Review of progress on FP8 Orientation

Review of ENSEMBLE progress

Task force progress reports

Reports from neighbouring projects

Expected/realized

impact

Information for FInES Cluster members.

CU partner invited to contribute to Action Plan To road mapping workshop

Description of activity As objectives

URL http://www.fines-cluster.eu

Projects Involved FInES Cluster projects

PARADISO 2

ASOS

ActionPlanT

ALADIN

Partners Involved CU, NTUA, UNINOVA, INTRASOFT




Industry


FInES Cluster

Size of audience

(approx.)

30

Relevant Resources All meeting documents, agenda and presentations can be downloaded from

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The above meeting included the following seminars:

Type of

activity

Seminar

Description of

activity

Presentation of the main lines of the methodology for the FInES Research Roadmap,

including the organization model, the teams composition, and the activity plan, in the

context of the FInES Cluster Meeting.

Title FInES Research Roadmap Task Force: Advance Report.

Event/Action

Info

FInES Cluster Meeting.

1 April 2011, Bruxelles

Responsible Michele Missikoff (CNR)

Other

Partners

Involved

Coventry University, NTUA, UNINOVA


Date 1 April 2011

Type of

Audience



Industry

Size of

audience

(approx.)

40

Dissemination

Level

International

URL http://www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/Slideshow/next-fines-cluster-meeting-on-april-1st-

2011.html

Other info N/A

Related

Material

All meeting documents and presentation can be downloaded from

http://www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/April-2011/View-category.html

Type of

activity

Seminar

Description of

activity

Presentation of the key ideas of the FInES Research Roadmap within a meeting that

has been jointly organised by the University Polytechnic of Marche (Ancona, Italy) and

the regional association of industries Confindustria. The event is part of a program of

periodic meetings to facilitate the technology transfer from academia to the

enterprises.

Title Future Internet for Future Enterprises: a Research Agenda

http://www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/Slideshow/next-fines-cluster-meeting-on-april-1st-2011.html

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Event/Action

Info

Progetto Innovazione e Ricerca (Innovation and Research Project of Univ. Polytechnic

of Marche), in collaboration with the Industrial Liaison Office (ilo) and Club IT Marche.

14 July 2011, Ancona

http://www.univpm.it/Entra/Engine/RAServePG.php/P/725410013400/M/451710013481

Responsible Michele Missikoff (CNR)

Other

Partners

Involved

N/A

Venue Ancona, Italy

Date 14 July 2011

Type of

Audience



Industry


Size of

audience

(approx.)

40

Dissemination

Level

National/Regional/Local

URL http://www.univpm.it/Entra/Engine/RAServePG.php/P/725410013400/M/451710013481

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Related

Material

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2.6.4 FInES Cluster Joint Negotiation Meeting, 13/4/11

Type of

activity

Participation in FInES Cluster Joint Negotiation Meeting

Description of

activity

The joint negotiation meeting aimed to bring together all the projects from FP7 FoF Objective

7.3 with a focus on the Future Internet Enterprise Systems cluster. The purpose of the

meeting was to align the research portfolio by trying to create synergies as early as possible,

to avoid significant overlaps and to prepare for the future cluster activities. ENSEMBLE on its

behalf introduced its activities and the services it offers to the cluster to the project

representatives.

Title -

Event/Action

Info

N/A

Responsible European Commission

Partners

Involved

NTUA, CNR

Venue Brussels

Date April 13th, 2011

Type of

Audience

FInES Cluster Factories of the Future (FoF) Projects under negotiation

Size of

audience

(approx.)

25

Dissemination

Level

International

URL ftp://ensemble.epu.ntua.gr/FInES_Cluster_Meetings/2011_04_13_FInES%20Joint%20Negotia

tion%20Meeting_Brussels/Presentations/

Other info -

Related

Material

Presentation / introduction to the Cluster activities (See:

FInES_Joint_Negotiation_Meeting_13_April_2011.pdf)

ftp://ensemble.epu.ntua.gr/FInES_Cluster_Meetings/2011_04_13_FInES Joint Negotiation Meeting_Brussels/Presentations/

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2.7 Peer-Reviewed Publications

2.7.1 Publications

Full citation Charalabidis Y., Jardim Gonçalves R., Popplewell K. (2010). Developing a Science

Base for Enterprise Interoperability. In Enterprise Interoperability IV, Part IV, pp.

245-254, DOI: 10.1007/978-1-84996-257-5_23

Responsible Yannis Charalabidis



Media Dissemination

#EU_FInES #ent20 #enterprise20 #interoperability #science


URL http://www.springerlink.com/content/lp6g34478x93571x/

Full citation Charalabidis Y., Jardim Gonçalves R., Popplewell K. (2010). Towards a Scientific

Foundation for Interoperability. In Book: “Interoperability in Digital Public Services

and Administration: Bridging E-Government and E-Business”, pp. 355-373, DOI:

10.4018/978-1-61520-887-6, ISBN13: 9781615208876.

Responsible Yannis Charalabidis



Media Dissemination



URL http://www.igi-global.com/bookstore/chapter.aspx?titleid=45798

Full citation Angelucci D., Missikoff M., Taglino F. “Future Internet Enterprise Systems: a Flexible

Architectural Approach for Innovation”. In the FIA 2011: Achievements and

Technological Promises, Domingue J. et Al. (Editors), LNCS 6656, p. 465.

Responsible Michele Missikoff (CNR-IASI)

Partners Involved CNR-IASI


Media Dissemination



URL http://www.future-internet.eu/news/view/article/fia-book-2011.html

http://www.springerlink.com/content/lp6g34478x93571x/

http://www.igi-global.com/bookstore/chapter.aspx?titleid=45798

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Full citation Lampathaki, F., Koussouris, S., Agostinho, C., Jardim-Goncalves, R., Charalabidis, Y.

Psarras, J. (2011) Towards an Interoperability Science: Cultivating the Scientific

Foundations for Enterprise Interoperability. In Proceedings of CENT 2011:

Collaborative Enterprises 2011 – Platforms, Processes, and Practices Advancing the

Enterprise 2.0, Orlando/FL, USA, July 19-22, 2011.

Responsible Fenareti Lampathaki

Partners Involved NTUA, UNINOVA


Media Dissemination



URL (online proceedings not available yet)

Full citation Koussouris, S., Lampathaki, F., Mouzakitis, S., Charalabidis, Y., Psarras, J. (2011).

Digging into the Real-Life Enterprise Interoperability Areas Definition and Overview

of the Main Research Areas. In Proceedings of CENT 2011: Collaborative Enterprises

2011 – Platforms, Processes, and Practices Advancing the Enterprise 2.0,

Orlando/FL, USA, July 19-22, 2011

Responsible Sotiris Koussouris



Media Dissemination

#EU_FInES #ent20 #enterprise20 #interoperability


Full citation Popplewell, Keith (2011): ''Towards the Definition of a Science Base for Enterprise

Interoperability: A European Perspective''. In Proceedings of CENT 2011:

Collaborative Enterprises 2011 – Platforms, Processes, and Practices Advancing the

Enterprise 2.0, Orlando/FL, USA, July 19-22, 2011

Responsible Keith Popplewell

Partners Involved CU


Media Dissemination

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Full citation Missikoff M., Assogna P., Goncalves R., Taglino F. “Future Internet Enterprise

Systems: A Semantic Approach for a Community-based Research Roadmap”. In the

proceedings of the International Symposium on Collaborative Enterprises: CENT

2011. July 19th - July 22nd, 2011 – Orlando, Florida, USA

Responsible Michele Missikoff (CNR-IASI)

Partners Involved CNR-IASI, UNINOVA


Media Dissemination

#Future Internet #Enterprise Systems #Research Roadmap


URL http://www.iiis2011.org/wmsci/Website/AboutConfer.asp?vc=39

Full citation Agostinho, C.; Jardim-Goncalves, R. and Steiger-Garcao, A. (2001) “Using

neighbouring domains towards setting the foundations for Enterprise

Interoperability science”. Proc. of International Symposium on Collaborative

Enterprises (CENT 2011) in the context of The 15th World-Multi-Conference on

Systemic, Cybernetics and Informatics (WMSCI 2011)

Responsible Carlos Agostinho

Partners Involved UNINOVA


Media Dissemination

#Enterprise Interoperability #Science-base #Applied Sciences #Social Sciences

#Formal Sciences


URL N.A.

Full citation Beca, M.; Sarraipa, J.; Agostinho, C. and Jardim-Goncalves, R. (2011) “Tuple-based

Morphisms for E-Procurement Solutions”. Proc. of the ASME 2011 International

Design Engineering Technical Conference & Computers and Information in

Engineering Conference IDETC/CIE 2011 August 29-31, 2011, Washington, DC, USA

Responsible Carlos Agostinho

Partners Involved UNINOVA


Media Dissemination

#Enterprise Interoperability #Model Morphisms #Semantic Mismatches #E-

Procurement


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2.7.2 Journal Special Issues

ENSEMBLE partners are instrumental in the establishing the opportunities for the following journal

special issue:

Type of activity Special Issue

Description of

activity

Call for papers for science foundations for sustainable interoperability in future internet

based industrial enterprises

This special issue seeks to bring together novel contributions from researchers and

practitioners who are exploring the definition and applicability of systems interoperability in

the advent of the future internet based industrial enterprises, putting focus on strategies,

methods and tools to support the sustainability of interoperable ICT systems in a scientific-

based perspective. Conceptual, theoretical, empirical and technological contributions are

foreseen.

Special Issue Focal Topics :

Reference ICT architectures, methodologies and tools to support sustainable

interoperability in future internet based industrial enterprises

Novel contributions in the area of sustainable interoperability, e.g., enterprise

interoperability dynamics and its transient analysis; networked enterprise systems

management; behaviour monitoring and adaptability strategies; collaboration and

coordination facilities; impact of changing requirements and information models in

interoperable environments; interoperability of digital ecosystems as “complex systems

of systems”.

Case studies of relevant applications to support sustainable interoperability in future

internet based industrial enterprises

Title Special Issue on Science foundations for interoperability

Event/Action

Info

Computers in Industry

URL: http://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/journaldescription.cws_home/505646/description#

Responsible Ricardo Jardim-Goncalves (UNINOVA)

Other Partners

Involved

University of Coventry

Venue -

Date Important Dates

Email the guest editors an extended abstract of the intended paper before the 30th of

April 2011

Full paper submission deadline: September 1st, 2011 – The submission process will be

handled via the new EES system for special issues for COMIND – full information will

be provided to the prospective authors

Completion of first‐round reviews: November 1st, 2011

Revised papers submitted: January 1st, 2012

Second (last) round of reviews: January, 31th, 2012

Send the accepted manuscripts to the publisher: March 1st, 2012

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Type of

Audience

Researchers and practitioners who are investigating and developing beyond the state of

the art on the definition and applicability of sustainable interoperability in future internet

based industrial enterprises, and placing new trends in, and novel proposals for the use of

Information and Communication Technology in industry, in a scientific-based or applied

research perspective

Size of audience

(approx.)

-

Dissemination

Level

International

URL http://www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/ENSEMBLE-News/special-issue-on-qscience-

foundations-for-sustainable-interoperabilityq.html

http://www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/ENSEMBLE-News/special-issue-on-qscience-foundations-for-sustainable-interoperabilityq.html

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Type of activity Lectures

Description of activity Course held in the context of a cooperation of CNR with University of Bordeaux 1.

The course addressed the topics related to the use of ontologies for interoperability

Title Enterprise ontologies for Semantic Interoperability

Event/Action Info The course is part of a Master jointly organised by University of Bordeaux 1 and the

Harbin University of China: UB1-HIT Joint Master in Enterprise Computing and

Engineering

Responsible Prof. David Chen

Other Partners

Involved

N/A

Venue Bordeaux, France

Date 7-8 December 2010


Size of audience

(approx.)

20


URL http://www.ufr-physique.u-

bordeaux1.fr/departements/eea/dev_prof/bac5/productique-international

Other info N/A

Related Material

Type of activity Lectures

Description of activity A course within the Master organised by the „Sapienza‟ University of Rome

Title Tools and best practices to support interoperability

Event/Action Info Master on Interoperability for the Public Administration and the Enterprises

Responsible Prof. R. Baldoni, “Sapienza” University of Roma

Other Partners

Involved

N/A

Venue Rome, Italy

Date 17-18 February 2011



Size of audience

(approx.)

20

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Dissemination Level National

URL http://interoperability.dis.uniroma1.it

Other info

Related Material

Type of activity Seminar to the Decision Support Systems Laboratory

Description of activity The Enterprise Interoperability Science Base and Future Internet Enterprise Systems

Research Roadmap activities were introduced to the Decision Support Systems

Laboratory researchers in the NTUA premises. An interactive discussion on how the

scientific foundations of Enterprise Interoperability could be established took place.

Title -

Event/Action Info N/A

Responsible NTUA

Other Partners

Involved

-

Venue Athens

Date March 24th, 2011


Size of audience

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35

Dissemination Level National

URL -

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Type of planned /

executed


Joint Dissemination Activities

Title INTEROP-VLab General Assembly

Location Brussels

Date 6-9/6/2011

Activity objectives Formal annual general assembly

Expected/realized

impact

Update of General Assembly and I-VLab members and partners on ENSEMBLE

activity

Description of activity Inclusion of brief discussion of ENSEMBLE in General Assembly discussion

URL http://interop-vlab.eu/

Projects Involved SYNERGY, COIN, UNITE and others

Partners Involved CU, UNINOVA




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3 Dissemination Material

3.1 ENSEMBLE Logo

The ENSEMBLE logo remains unchanged from that presented in D1.4.1: Dissemination Material, 1st

Version.

Figure 3-1: ENSEMBLE Logo

3.2 FInES Cluster Logo

An additional logo for the FInES Cluster was also prepared in order to be used for promoting the

FInES branding in the website.

Figure 3-2: FInES Cluster Logo

3.3 ENSEMBLE Brochure

The ENSEMBLE brochure is a triptych A4 (per sheet) format document, including a brief explanation

of the project, its background, aim, objectives and methodological approach so it could be distributed

to both aware and non-aware FInES audiences. The writing was attempted to be colloquial, bullet

point and commercial. The final version was printed in a run of approximately 500 copies in good

quality glossy paper, as agreed during the kick-off meeting. This is presented in Figure 3-3 and Figure

3-4 below.

In the next versions of the brochure, published in M12 and shown in Figure 3-5 and Figure 3-6 below,

the content is revised in order to depict the ENSEMBLE advancements on the EISB and the Research

Roadmap Task Force progress.

In all editions, the reverse side of the brochure presents the consortium partners as well as the

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Figure 3-3: Project brochure M1 (front cover)


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Figure 3-4: Project brochure M1 (back cover)


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Figure 3-5: Project brochure M12 Version (front cover)


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3.4 ENSEMBLE Poster

The poster showed in the following figure, is a large size promotional poster in the standard format

(80 X 120cm) printed on high quality waterproof material.

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The current version of the poster advertises the ENSEMBLE merits, with the aim to be displayed both

in support of institutional or more marketing oriented events. The Consortium preferred the idea of

the large poster with the repetitive pattern utilised in the project logo (puzzle like effect expressing

collaboration), where the project‟s motto dominates the central space of the poster. The motto is

simple and precise as to the project‟s objectives: «Envisioning, Supporting and Promoting Future

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3.5 ENSEMBLE EISB Poster

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3.6 FInES Cluster Poster

Figure 3-9: FInES Cluster Poster


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3.7 ENSEMBLE Newsletter (M9)

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4 On-Line Dissemination Activities

The exploitation of on-line dissemination and consultation opportunities is a significant ENSEMBLE

strategy, though it is intrinsic to this strategy that wherever appropriate, a FInES Cluster presence

(rather than an ENSEMBLE project presence) is strongly emphasised. This is consistent with the

ENSEMBLE role as a support action for the FInES Cluster.

On-line presence includes:

Twitter: ensemble_FInES with hashtag #EU_FInES

LinkedIn Group: FInES - Future Internet Enterprise Systems

Facebook Fan Page: FInES (Future Internet Enterprise Systems)

YouTube Channel: FInESCluster

Slideshare: FInESCluster

Delicious: FInESCluster

Flickr: FInES_Cluster

In addition the ENSEMBLE project maintains the FInES portal and FInES collaboration wiki. Traffic

analytics for these follow in the sections below.

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4.3 Social Media

ENSEMBLE has established its presence in the most popular social media existing nowadays. Being

more specific:

LinkedIn constitutes the main platform for discussions among experts in the area of future

internet enterprise systems. Up to M12, the FInES Cluster LinkedIn group engages 110

members (with median number of connections: 149) who have been participating in

discussions, offering interesting views, comments and feedback.

Twitter: The FInES Cluster has an active Twitter account (@ensemble_FInES) and has

chosen the hash-tag #EU_FInES for its tweets. The twitter account has been used for

promoting the FInES Cluster and the ENSEMBLE news, publications, events. Moreover, re-

tweets are made of relevant and interesting content from disparate sources. Last but not

least, the Twitter account of the project has been used to promote and disseminate news and

events of the projects within the cluster. This has led to a number of 119 followers (some of

them being followed by many thousands of followers, median number of followers: 291). In

addition, many of the project‟s tweets have been re-tweeted and reached a large audience

through the followers of the users that re-tweeted them.

The twitter account has a Klout2 of 24, which reflects the active influence in the twitter

landscape. According to the Klout report, ensemble_FInES is characterized as an Explorer

that “actively engages in the social web, constantly trying out new ways to interact and

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network. You're exploring the ecosystem and making it work for you. Your level of activity

and engagement shows that you "get it", we predict you'll be moving up.”

Finally, other hash-tags that are often used in the ensemble_FInES tweets and retweets are:

#socbiz, #future, #interoperability, #cloud, #e20 etc.

Facebook: FInES (Future Internet Enterprise Systems) maintains a Facebook fan page, in

order to be reachable by a broader and probably less specialized audience. The project‟s

Facebook page includes news, photos and information about the FInES Cluster. The page has

39 fans.

YouTube: The FInES Cluster is also present at YouTube. The project‟s channel is used to

choose and promote interesting and relevant videos, as well as offering videos of the cluster.

The channel has received almost 200 visits. 13 different videos have been chosen as favourite

and stored in the dedicated channel.

Flickr is used to upload and disseminate photos mostly from the cluster events. Moreover,

information is offered regarding the project and the FInES cluster. Up to M12, 93 items have

been uploaded, leading to almost 100 page visits.

Slideshare constitutes the mean that the FInES Cluster and ENSEMBLE use in order to

favorite and promote presentations that are found to be relevant and of particular interest.

Moreover, Slideshare gives the ability of uploading selected cluster presentations. Up to M12

there are 15 favorited presentations.

Delicious as another social media in which the FInES Cluster has presence. In the Delicious

page, 22 bookmarks mainly related to the cluster projects have been made, with 5 different

tags.

An overview of the online activities of the ENSEMBLE project in the above mentioned social networks

is presented below:

Table 4-1: Overview of ENSEMBLE / FInES Cluster presence in Social Networks

Social

Network Account

Audience to

15/09/2011

Partners

involved Activities

Start

Month

FInES - Future Internet

Enterprise Systems 110 NTUA

Setting up the group,

Engaging members,

Moderation of discussions

M2

ensemble_FInES 119 followers NTUA

Tweeting, retweeting

FInES-related information M2

Personal accounts

>1000

followers NTUA, INTRASOFT

Tweeting, retweeting

FInES-related information M1

FInES (Future Internet

Enterprise Systems) 39 fans NTUA, INTRASOFT

Publishing FInES-related

information M2

FInESCluster 195 visits NTUA

Selecting videos as

favourite, publishing

FInES-related videos

M2

http://www.linkedin.com/

http://twitter.com/

http://www.facebook.com/pages/FInES-Future-Internet-Enterpris

http://www.youtube.com/


http://twitter.com/




http://twitter.com/




http://twitter.com/




http://twitter.com/




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Social

Network Account

Audience to

15/09/2011

Partners

involved Activities

Start

Month

FInESCluster N.A. NTUA

Selecting presentations as

favourite, publishing

FInES-related

presentations

M2

FInESCluster N.A. NTUA

Providing FInES-related

bookmarks M2

FInES_Cluster 97 views NTUA

Publishing FInES-related

photos M2

It needs to be noted that significant results have been also announced to other LinkedIn interest

groups and networks, such as:

Enterprise Interoperability LinkedIn group

COIN LinkedIn group

PARADISO LinkedIn group

FP7 Research for the benefit of SMEs LinkedIn group

FP7 Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) LinkedIn group

Future Internet Research LinkedIn group

Enterprise 2.0 LinkedIn group

Such groups entail significant presence of Future Internet, Enterprise Interoperability and Enterprise

2.0 experts and experts with related interests to FInES.

http://www.slideshare.net/

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5 Verification Against the Initial Dissemination Plan

Taking into account the opinions expressed by the FInES Cluster members and projects during the FInES Cluster meetings on October 7th, 2010 and January

25th, 2011, a set of collaboration activities was planned during the first year (up to M12) in D1.1.1 Dissemination and Exploitation Plan – 1st version. The

following table depicts this plan alongside with the conducted activities.

Table 5-1: Verification against initial dissemination plan

Type Description Timeline Status Verification Comments

ENSEMBLE

project theme

An ENSEMBLE project theme (including logo) has been

designed and will be used in all documents and

publications of ENSEMBLE

M1 Completed OK -

Cluster Meeting

Organization One Cluster Meeting organized by ENSEMBLE M2 Completed OK -

Twitter /

Facebook

About 10 tweets per week and similar updated in the

Facebook fan page regarding FInES and ENSEMBLE

results and other interesting information

M2

Account Created

Updated on weekly

basis

OK -

LinkedIn Creation of a LinkedIn account for inviting the FInES

community to joint discussions M2

Account Created

Updated based on

results

OK -

Bookmarks Creation of a Delicious account for posting all

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Account Created

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Photos Creation of a Flickr account for posting all FInES events

photos M2

Account Created

Updated based on

results

OK -

Videos Creation of a Youtube account for posting all FInES

events videos M2

Account Created

Updated based on

results

OK -

Slideshare Creation of a Slideshare account for posting all FInES

presentations M2

Account Created

Updated based on

results

OK -

Brochures Creation of a 200 brochures for promoting the project

in various events M2 Completed OK

500 copies of 1st edition printed

and distributed at many events.

2nd edition to be published in M12

Poster Creation of a poster for promoting the project in

various events M2 Completed OK

Project poster used at various

events. Additional EISB and FInES

posters also prepared and in use

at events

Dissemination

for the

ENSEMBLE Call

for Chapters

The ENSEMBLE Call for Contributions, which was

announced in order to select the members of the

Expert Scientific Committee, will use as dissemination

channels the portal, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, the

FIA list, personal contact and various blogs and forums.

M2 Completed OK

Deadline delayed until M3. ESC

selection completed and ESC as

planned is functioning

FInES Logo

A new FInES logo has been designed and

communicated to all FInES members for using it in all

FInES documents and publications

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FInES Cluster

portal3

The FInES portal, which will include information about

concepts, vision, objectives, expected outcomes and

planned events as well as public documents, deriving

from the FInES Cluster and Task Forces, which will be

regularly updated, offering links to other relevant sites.

M3

Completed

Updated based on

results

OK FInES portal is in place and is

constantly updated

Events Calendar

A detailed calendar of events will be created and

updated regularly, containing all FInES activities,

relevant international and national conferences,

exhibitions and events.

M3

Completed

Updated based on

results

OK Events calendar is in place and is

constantly updated

Newsletter

One electronic newsletter will be issued every six

months and will be sent to all interested parties,

presenting the highlights of ENSEMBLE and of results of

the FInES projects

M9, M12 M9 completed

M12 completed OK

First edition was delayed until M9.

Second edition was issued in M12.

Special Issues At least 2 special issues are expected to be initiated by

ENSEMBLE regarding the Science Base. M12 Completed OK

Although 3 special issues were

negotiated, efforts are now

focused on 1 special issue in the

International Journal of

Computers in Industry, for

publication in Spring 2012.

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Publications

A number of publications are expected both in

conferences but also in journals. Those will include for

this period at least:

A publication on the EISB SotA

A publication on the FInES roadmap State of

the Art review.

A publication based on the EISB 1st WAVE

M12 Completed OK

8 publications, in journals and

conferences, covering these topics

and others have emanated from

the project

White papers

A number of white papers based on the project

deliverables are expected. Those will include for this

period at least:

A publication on the EISB SotA

A publication on the FInES roadmap SotA.

M12 Pending Postponed

Deliverable D2.1 reported on ESIB

SoTA and Deliverable D3.1

reported on RR SoTA. These have

subsequently been put out to

consultation in the validation

community, and update to final

status is expected to be complete

in M13. Then, a publication as

white paper will follow.

Cluster Meeting

Support Two Cluster Meeting supported by ENSEMBLE M12 Completed OK

Two Cluster meetings have been

supported by ENSEMBLE (NB: in

addition to the meeting in October

2010, listed above.

Events

Participation

Participation to events (i.e. conferences and

workshops) in order to disseminate the results of FInES

and of the ENSEMBLE project. Each event will be

reported in a specific template in order to fully

document the activities that have been performed.

- Ongoing OK

This is a continuing task.

ENSEMBLE and the FInES

community have been represented

in 14 events in the period M1-

M12, as described in Section 2

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6 Updated Dissemination Plan for M13-M24

Table 6-1 describes the dissemination activities planned during the second year (M13 – M24) of the

project. These will encompass the following actions:

Table 6-1: Updated dissemination plan

Type Description Timeline Status

Cluster Meeting

Organization One Cluster Meeting organized by ENSEMBLE M14 Pending

Twitter /

Facebook

About 10 tweets per week and similar updated in the

Facebook fan page regarding FInES and ENSEMBLE

results and other interesting information

Ongoing

Accounts Created

M2.

Updated on weekly

basis

Linked In Maintain Linked In account for inviting the FInES

community to joint discussions Ongoing

Account Created M2.

Updated based on

results

Bookmarks Maintain Delicious account for posting all interesting

bookmarks Ongoing

Account Created M2.

Updated based on

results

Photos Maintain Flickr account for posting all FInES events

photos Ongoing

Account Created M2.

Updated based on

results

Videos Maintain Youtube account for posting all FInES events

videos Ongoing

Account Created M2.

Updated based on

results

Slideshare Maintain Slideshare account for posting all FInES

presentations M2

Account Created M2.

Updated based on

results

Brochures Creation of a 200 updated brochures for promoting the

project in various events M13 Pending

Poster Update of a poster for promoting the project in various

events M18 Pending

FInES Cluster

portal4

Maintain the FInES portal, which will include

information about concepts, vision, objectives, expected

outcomes and planned events as well as public

documents, deriving from the FInES Cluster and Task

Forces, which will be regularly updated, offering links to

other relevant sites.

Ongoing

Completed M3.

Updated based on

results

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Type Description Timeline Status

Events Calendar

A detailed calendar of events will be created and

updated regularly, containing all FInES activities,

relevant international and national conferences,

exhibitions and events.

Ongoing

Completed M3.

Updated based on

results

Newsletter

One electronic newsletter will be issued every six

months and will be sent to all interested parties,

presenting the highlights of ENSEMBLE and of results of

the FInES projects

M18, M24 Pending

Special Issues Completion of special issue of International Journal of

Computers in Industry on the EI Science Base. M20 Pending

Publications

A number of publications are expected both in

conferences but also in journals. Those will include for

this period at least:

A further publication on the EISB SotA

A further publication on the FInES roadmap.

A publication based on the EISB 2nd WAVE.

M24 Pending

White papers

A number of white papers based on the project

deliverables are expected. Those will include for this

period at least:

A publication on the EISB.

A publication on the FInES roadmap.

M24 Pending

Cluster Meeting

Support Two Cluster Meeting supported by ENSEMBLE M24 Pending

Events

Participation

Participation to events (i.e. conferences and

workshops) in order to disseminate the results of FInES

and of the ENSEMBLE project. The list of the events is

included in the following sections. Updated versions of

the list will be included within the Dissemination Report

deliverable. Each event will be reported in a specific

template in order to fully document the activities that

have been performed.

- Constant

It needs to be noted that this plan will be further detailed in D1.1.2 Dissemination and Exploitation

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The ENSEMBLE consortium plans to organize the events listed in Table 6-2 in order to attract its

stakeholders (from the Experts Scientific Committee and the FInES Cluster to the academia and the

general public) with the intention to network and presents its results. We note the I-ESA conference

in Valencia in March will be an opportunity which ENSEMBLE will take to promote and disseminate its

progress and results very strongly.

Table 6-2: Planned Events to be organised by ENSEMBLE

Title Place Dates

Workshop in I-ESA 2012 on “A science base for

enterprise interoperability – structure, content

and progress review”

Valencia, Spain March 19-23, 2012

Workshop in I-ESA 2012 on FInES Research

Roadmap Valencia, Spain March 19-23, 2012

Workshop in I-ESA 2012 on Service Science,

Management and Engineering for FInES Valencia, Spain March 19-23, 2012

ENSEMBLE Final Workshop (tbc) Brussels, Belgium July 2012

Further workshops are to be planned for this

period, at appropriate conferences

The ENSEMBLE consortium also intends to participate the following international events

(conferences/workshops) listed below that will attract high-calibre researchers and the community

with the intention to network and presents its results.

Table 6-3: Planned ENSEMBLE participation in future international events

Title Place Dates

FIA - Future Internet Assembly Conference Poznan, Poland October 24-26, 2011

I-ESA 2012 – International Conference on

Interoperability for Enterprise Systems and

Applications

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A2. ICE 2011

Workshop Title Future Internet Enterprise Systems

Subtitle The past, the present and the future: looking for the 8FP

Chair and Co. Chair Chair: Dr. Ricardo Jardim-Goncalves

Co. Chair: Dr. Yannis Charalabidis

Workshop Description

Future Internet Enterprise Systems (FInES, http://www.ensemble-

csa.eu) has emerged as a field of activity that aims at enabling

enterprises, including SMEs, by means of ICT, to exploit the full

potential of the Future Internet. The FInES vision and research

objectives are defined in its Position Paper: “The full potential of the

Future Internet is accessible to, relevant for, and put to use by

European enterprises including SMEs. The Internet thus becomes a

universal business system on which new values can be created by

competing as well as collaborating enterprises - incumbent as well as

new - through innovation in a level playing field, with sustainable

positive benefits for the economy, society and the environment”. The

FInES research domain, that has been supported by the European

Commission over ten years, is also an important element of the Digital

Agenda for Europe, a flagship initiative of the Europe 2020 strategy.

During last years, several projects have been researching and

delivering results in this field, and the analysis for the vision towards

8FT in this area already started to be analysed and discussed.

This workshop will bring a comprehensive analysis of the past and

present in the area of Future Internet Enterprise Systems, and provide

an open forum of discussion to develop the vision of FInES in the

advent of the 8FP.

Agenda Session A: FInES State of Play (09:00 – 10:30)

09:00-09:30 FInES Cluster and EISB: State of Play and Vision

09:30-10:00 Knowledge cafés

10:00-10:30 Open Discussion & Conclusions

Favoured Attendees Researchers and practitioners who are exploring the definition and

applicability of Enterprise Interoperability in Future Internet Enterprise

Systems


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A3. CENT 2011

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A4. ICT 2010 (Co-organized Networking Session)


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Annex B: Agendas from Joint Working with Neighbouring

Domains

B1. Future Internet Assembly Research Open Roadmapping Meeting


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B2. ActionPlanT Workshop: ICT for Manufacturing

ActionPlanT Workshop

ICT for Manufacturing

02 May 2011

Avenue de Beaulieu 33, Ground floor - Room 58, 1160 Brussels,

Belgium

Agenda

Background:

ActionPlanT is working towards a European vision for ICT in future manufacturing and is building a

research roadmap of ICT for manufacturing as part of the European Commission's Factories of the

Future (FoF) PPP. For more information about the project, visit our website at www.actionplant-

project.eu.

Scope:

This is the second workshop organized by the project and focuses on the roadmap. You have been

invited alongside a compact group of recognized European experts to help us refine further the

research areas for the roadmap. In particular, at the meeting you will be asked to present your ideas,

suggestions, and opinions on which ICT technologies will in the future be useful for a better

manufacturing in Europe. The outcomes will help to shape the Roadmap for FP8 on ICT for

Manufacturing.


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10.00 Welcome and Introduction

Laszlo Csernak, European Commission

10.10 ActionPlanT - The European ICT Forum for Factories of the Future

Klaus-Dieter Platte, Platte Consult GmbH

10.20 Introduction to the Workshop

Marco Taisch, Politecnico di Milano

10.30 Advanced computing to leverage European capabilities in processor and system

architectures, interconnect and data localization technologies, parallel computing

and simulation software & links to the Factories of the Future initiative

Max Lemke, European Commission

11.00 ICT for Manufacturing

Presentations (max. 5 slides/max. 10 minutes) of participants and Q&A

11.45 Coffee break

12.00 ICT for Manufacturing

Presentations (max. 5 slides/max. 10 minutes) of participants and Q&A

13.00 Lunch

14.00 Group Work

15.00 Coffee break

15.15 Group Work

16.15 Closing and Summary

Laszlo Csernak and Marco Taisch

16.30 End of Meeting

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