The EU and the Internet of The EU and the Internet of the Futurethe Future

The Road AheadThe Road Ahead

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Future NetworkFuture Network(s)(s) Technologies Technologies WorkshopWorkshop

ETSI, 10ETSI, 10--11 March 201011 March 2010

Bernard.barani@ec.europa.eu

I- Current Status

� EUROPE 2020

� European Digital Agenda - EDA

� On-going Research Status

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� On-going Research Status

II- Developing Issues

� ICT Work Program 2011-2012

� Future Internet Public Private

Partnership (PPP)

EUROPE 2020 EUROPE 2020 -- COM (2010) 2020COM (2010) 2020

A New Policy Roadmap for Europei. "Innovation Union“, access to finance for research and innovation

ii. "Youth on the move“, performance of education systems, facilitate

the entry of young people to the labour market

iii. "A digital agenda for Europe“, speed up the roll-out of high-speed

internet, reap the benefits of a digital single market for

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internet, reap the benefits of a digital single market for

households and firms

iv. "Resource efficient Europe“, support the shift towards a low

carbon economy, increase the use of renewable energy sources,

modernise transport sector, promote energy efficiency

v. - "An industrial policy for the globalisation era“

vi. "agenda for new skills and jobs" to modernise labour markets and

empower people

vii. "European platform against poverty"

EUROPE 2020EUROPE 2020Major Innovations (some)

i. Specific targets identified as success indicators, to

be negotiated with MS (e.g. 3% GDP research

investments…). Beyond open method of co-

ordination (Lisbon)

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ii. Industrial Policy

iii. Shift towards sustainability, low carbon, and

associated industrial skills and growth.

iv. Digital Technologies and associated innovation

potential high on the agenda

v. Innovation drive leveraging research.

EUROPE 2020 in a NutshellEUROPE 2020 in a Nutshell

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EUROPE 2020 TimelineEUROPE 2020 Timeline(Proposed) Short term Roadmap

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The European Digital Agenda The European Digital Agenda

A Renewed Digital Policy for Europe

i. Major contributor to EUROPE 2020 objectives

ii. Currently under development

iii. Major reflection axis include:

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� Research and Innovation

� Very Fast Internet Access

� A sustainable digital Society

� Trust and Security

� Open standards and interoperability

� A Digital Single Market

The European Digital Agenda The European Digital Agenda

A Renewed Digital Policy for Europe

i. Major contributor to EUROPE 2020 objectives

ii. Currently under development

iii. Major reflection axis include:

High on the agenda: Single market and ICT empowered innovation

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� Research and Innovation

� Very Fast Internet Access

� A sustainable digital lifestyle

� Trust and Security

� Open standards and interoperability

� A Digital Single Market

�Precisely the objectives of the Future Internet PPP

� FI-PPP also relevant in the context of the “ELSA” debate

The European Digital Agenda The European Digital Agenda

Short term Milestones

i. statement to be adopted by Telecoms Ministers at the

Informal Ministerial meeting on 15 April in Granada (the

"Granada declaration").

ii. The EP to adopt a resolution on EDA at the plenary

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meeting of 20 April.

iii. The Commission is expected to adopt the EDA

Communication and Action Plan by the end of April.

iv. The EDA to be subsequently endorsed by the Council

(through resolution) at the TTE Council on 31 May

v. The EDA to be subsequently endorsed by the European

Council on 17-18 June.

On going research On going research “Challenge 1” calls 4 & 5 results

i. Very good response, and very significant industrial

participation, > 50%

ii. Some observations

i. Networks/FI: mainly evolutionary perspective, higher rate

access, energy efficiency, cognitive radio, femto cells,

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access, energy efficiency, cognitive radio, femto cells,

autonomic NM.

ii. Software/services: IoS aspects, with convergence IT

Telecom platforms; Cloud appearing as federating research

environment

iii. IoT: Open architectures for sensor based networked

platforms; integration with biz management platforms

iv. NetMedia: integration media delivery platforms with

network, MM and sensor based search, 3D

evolution/immersive.

Services

Energy Mobility Health•••Use Cases

Services

Energy Mobility Health•••Use Cases

Services

Energy Mobility •••Use Cases

System Trends Driving R&D System Trends Driving R&D

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Networks NetworksNetworks

Time Line

Future Work Future Work Influencing factors

ICT, the engine for growth in a low carbon economy

─ smarter energy grids, energy efficient buildings, greener cars

& transport systems, lighting &manufacturing

Changing value chains & newmarket opportunities

─ Web and Internet-based services, open platforms for

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─ Web and Internet-based services, open platforms for

resource sharing, Cloud computing

Technology developments at a cross-roads

─ Future Internet: Medium and longer term developments

─ Components: nanoelectronics, photonics, newmaterials

─ Multi-core architectures, new programming paradigms

─ Smart places: embedded, networked, learning capabilities

─ Digital media and new forms of content

Future Work Future Work

Total available budget for next WP: ≈ 2.4 Bn€

Proposal includes 8 Challenges + FET

CH1 proposal (draft) major share ≈ 25%

Future Internet, 2 Strands under CH1:

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Future Internet, 2 Strands under CH1:

Mainstream research on networks, trust & security, media, Sw& Services, Entreprise and IoT, FIRE: approach based on continuity.

����A number of new issues under CH1 core objectives

FI-PPP, closing the gap between research and innovation

� Orientation Paper:

� Made available to ICTC early February, feedback by end of February

� Work programme text

Work Programme Planning Work Programme Planning (tentative)(tentative)

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� Work programme text

� V1 to ICTC: 26 February 2010

� V2 to ICTC: 26 March 2010

� V3 to ICTC: 21 April 2010

� V4 to ICTC: 9 June 2010 (����Opinion in June)

How to make organization and systems just as

How to take advantage of the wealth of information

How can we face our collective responsibilities:- Traffic jams costs

More INTELLIGENCEMore INTELLIGENCE More FLEXIBILITYMore FLEXIBILITY More EFFICIENCYMore EFFICIENCY

The Future Internet: an opportunity to satisfy key

requirements applying to infrastructures and business

processes emerging from dominant “megatrends” towards:

Future Internet PPP: Motivations Future Internet PPP: Motivations

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Leveraging the value of

“networked”

Leveraging the value of

“networked”

Getting green and

sustainable

Getting green and

sustainable

Turning data into value

Turning data into value

systems just as dynamic as today’s most innovative businesses?

available real-time from a multitude of sources to make more intelligent choices?

- Traffic jams costs Europe 135 B€/yr-40 to 70% of electricity is lost in inefficient grids-……

Opportunity:making key societal infrastructures and

business processes more intelligent and sustainable

through tighter integration with the Internet.

• “Supporting applications of high socio-economic value, such as in the areas”– Smart energy grids - Energy grids will increasingly face risks of congestion and blackout.

Internet connectivity, computing power, digital sensors and remote control of the transmission and distribution system will help to make grids smarter, greener and more efficient,

– Smart environmental information systems - the use of sensor networks for collecting real or near real time environmental data is a growing field of application. It requires Internet connectivity for data management, dissemination and integration in complex information systems,

– Smart systems for transport and mobility - Putting ‘intelligence’ into the roads and cars with Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS)– with e.g. sensor networks, radio frequency

FIFI--PPP: Towards a Smarter WorldPPP: Towards a Smarter World

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– Smart systems for transport and mobility - Putting ‘intelligence’ into the roads and cars with Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS)– with e.g. sensor networks, radio frequency tags, and positioning systems offer a promising alternative. The internet provides a solution to interconnect these diverse technologies and bring more efficiency to mobility through real-time management of public and private transport resources, traveller information and decision-making tools, way beyond the capability of current solutions,

– Smart healthcare systems - Current research experiments aim to develop technologies for ‘ambient’ environments capable of assisting patients and satisfying their information and communication needs. These technologies combine devices (sensors, actuators, special hardware and equipment), networks and service platforms to harness information about medical conditions, patient records, allergies and illnesses.

����Towards the future “internet-enabled” infrastructures

1. Result: (a) generic, open and trusted communication and services platform… (standardised and) providing cross sector services through common enablers…

2. Multiple use case scenarios. It is anticipated that Internet-enabled smart infrastructures and processes require at least to capitalise on:

FIFI--PPP: Technological ApproachPPP: Technological Approach

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require at least to capitalise on:

� Sensor Networks

� Cloud like service infrastructures

� Wireless capabilities

� Information “search/find” type capabilities

� ….

3. Open to “user” driven innovation through multiplicity of Use Cases – SME Innovation platform.

“Real Time Rome”, the power of “Crowd-sourcing”

Example, Smart Mobility ApplicationExample, Smart Mobility Application

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Rome, bus traffic vs. population distribution

Rome, density of tourists vs. location (3D)

Smart Energy Smart LivingGeneral-purpose

Domain-specific

Domain-specific

Domain-specific

Domain-specific

Focus on “Smart”Focus on “Smart”

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Future InternetFuture Internet

Smart Energy Smart Living

Smart TransportSmart Health

General-purposeCommunication and Service

(Core)Platforms

Domain-specific

Domain-specific

Domain-specific

Domain-specific

Domain-specific

Domain-specific

The ActorsThe Actors

i) Early phase: industry core group, 16

companies originating from 5 ETP’s

collaborative work;

ii) Consolidation/preparatory phase: research

centers (workshops)

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centers (workshops)

iii) Consolidation/preparatory phase: “Use Case”

communities (workshops)

iv) Consolidation/preparatory phase: Member

States, regional authorities…. i.e. public actors

v) Implementation phase: open to all relevant

and committed stakeholders, SME focus.

2010Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun

PPP on FI

FI PP COM

ValenciaPres. Conf.

Policy

E PresidencyConclusions.

FIFI--PPP Current TimelinePPP Current Timeline

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Interactions with Member States (FIF), Industry / Research Communities (FIA)

Future Internetresearch topics

WP 2011-12WS R&D

centersWS

Use Cases

Consultations

Programme implementationCall Open

Constituency Building

Milestones – Industrial Executives

Industry consultation

Conclusions.Open Even

Nice

FIFI--PPP: PPP: NOT NOT Business as UsualBusiness as Usual

i) Research with strong innovation orientation;

ii) Programmatic approach;

iii) Nested projects, limited number, critical mass;

iv) New players in the value chain, use case.

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iv) New players in the value chain, use case.

Convergence beyond ICT players;

v) Leveraging previous achievements, put in a system

context;

vi) User driven innovation, large scale test-beds

vii) Leveraging public strengths through openness and

infrastructures

Events in 2010:

• 12 March – Nice, open consultation workshop

• 13-16 April – Valencia, EU Presidency event “From Recovery to Sustainability” FI PPP launch event and FIA Conference

Sites to drill further:

• ec.europa.eu/foi – read about the many activities the EC undertakes on the subject Future Internet

• www.future-internet.eu –

CH1, FI, PPP: Further InformationCH1, FI, PPP: Further Information

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event and FIA Conference

• 16-18 June – Florence, ICT Mobile Summit

• September – Barcelona, NEM Summit

• 27-29 September – Brussels, ICT Event

• December – Ghent, FIA Conference

• www.future-internet.eu –The European Future Internet Portal – the community site

• cordis.europa.eu/ict/ch1– Ongoing European research and development activities

Thank You for

your

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your

Attention!

“Fibre”Europe

the European Digital Agenda: drivers

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Research & Innovation

DigitalSkills

Sustainable Dal Society

Borderless Services & Content Market