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Report Future Internet Assembly 2013

Corinna Schmi,, University of Zürich FIA, May 8th-‐10th, 2013

Socially-aware Management of New Overlay Application Traffic combined with Energy Efficiency in the Internet European Seventh Framework STREP FP7-2012-ICT-317846 http://www.smartenit.eu


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General § 10th Edition § May 8th-10th, 2013 § Location Dublin, Ireland

§ Statistics § 645 Participants from University and Industry § 12 selected sessions of 38 inputs § 28 posters § 60 demos

§ Participants within SmartenIT-Project § Guilherme Sperb Machado & Corinna Schmitt (UZH) § Spiros Spirou (Intracom)


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Poster / Demo SmartenIT

§ 2 Posters § Social-aware Management of New Overlay Application

Traffic with Energy Efficiency in the Internet § Relevant Applications to use SmartenIT

§ 1 Demo - PiCsMu


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Discussions /Feedback to Presentations

§ Interesting project § It is important to bring content next to users! § Think of social components (friendships) § Take movement patterns and mobility into account

§ Do not forget security! § Perhaps narrow the scenarios to most relevant ones.

§ Robert Moskowitz (Verizon) § Aiko Pras (University of Twente) § Martin Bauer (NEC Europe) § Martin Fiedler (Fraunhofer IML)


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Potential Collaborations (Spiros)

§ FP7 LIGHTNESS § Nicola Ciulli (Nextworks). § Focus is on intra-DC optical comms. §  Interoute is project coordinator. § Control plane inter-DC I/F might be interesting.

§ FP7 FUSION § Miguel Rio (University College London). § Focus is on network-aware clouds. § Dr. Rio is SmartenIT advisor. § Projects shared EC negotiators. § Dr. Rio will present FUSION at SmartenIT plenary.


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Program – May 8th

§ Plenary Session § Session 1: Technology § Session 2: Innovation § Session 3: Transfer of Technology


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Program – May 8th

§ Session 2: Innovation Stream 1

§ Participants: § Stefan Ferber, Bosch Software Innovations GmbH, Director

Communities & Partner Networks (IoT) § Reinhard Posch, CTO Austria §  Jan Nesvadba, Cordian-Care, Technical Director § Franck Lamouroux, Technicolor, Senior VP Research and

Innovation § Mischa Dohler, WorldSensing, CTO


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Program – May 8th § Session 2: Innovation Stream 1 - Sum up

§  Long developing cycle §  Government founding is required until product is on sale §  Investigate in search and development §  End-user must be included in the development §  Using programs / applications require a minimum of ICT skills (e.g. programming,

administration) in order to use it properly --> alternative SIMPLE Solutions §  Education has to move with day life -> different education is required -> align

teachers/students which become teachers later with the direction of social life directions

§  Technical community must understand the requirements and lower the threshold to "it is good enough!“

§  Involve user as soon as possible in order to understand the users requirements and to develop in this direction -> it is a kind of bootstrapping -> you do not need so much finance until the product is on market and brings money


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Program – May 8th

§ Session 2: Innovation Stream 2

§ Participants: § Frank Gielen, iMinds Director Incubation & Entrepreneurship § Bernino Lind, CloudSigma, COO § Piyush Unalkat, European Investment Fund, Principal,

Equity Fund Investment § Gearoid Mooney, Enterprise Ireland, Director of ICT § Wolfgang Wahlster, German Centre for artificial Intelligence,

CEO and Director


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Program – May 8th § Session 2: Innovation Stream 2 - Sum up

§  Researchers tend to not have a strong business knowledge to “sell” their solutions to entrepreneurs

§  Entrepreneurs tend to not have a deep technical knowledge about innovation §  Therefore: what is the solution to bridge the gap between research institutions

and entrepreneurs, that they approximate and “speak the same language” ?

§  Proposal: motivate to create an intermediate entity (non-profit or government driven)

§  This entity should visit research institutions and technically understand what they are doing

§  In the same way, this entity should have contacts with entrepreneurs and start-ups to know what are their necessities, or which kind of innovation can match in theirs business

§  Many countries already have an entity with such characteristics, but there is no much organization (from governments) to consolidate it


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Program – May 9th § Plenary Session § Parallel Sessions – Part 1

§  IoT Architecture §  Bringing Users in §  Green ICT §  Boosting the APS economy

§ Parallel Sessions – Part 2

§  Capitalizing on Sounds §  Network Operators' Perspective on Future Network Challenges §  IoT Business §  EU-US Innovation Platforms


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Program – May 9th

§ Session: IoT-Architectures - Participants §  Maurizio Pilu (UK’s Technology Strategy Board) §  Alessandro Bassi (IoT-A, Nice, France) §  Philippe Cousin (eglobalmark, Nice, France) §  Patrick Guillemin (ETSI, Sophia Antipolis, France) §  John Soldatos (IERC-AC2, AIT, Athens, Greece) §  Arkady Zaslavsky (OpenIoT, CSIRO, Canberra, Australia) §  Martin Serrano (OpenIoT, DERI NUI Galway, Ireland)

§ Sum up: §  Interoperability must be supported §  Standardization required §  Build communities around consensus to develop standards on

interoperability, quality and security. §  Cluster building


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Program – May 10th § Plenary Session § Parallel Sessions

§  Making Internet Secure §  Mobile Games in the Cloud §  Sharing Economy Perspective §  Open Data

§ Closing Remarks


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Program – May 10th

§ Session: Open Data - Participants §  Jean-Dominique MEUNIER (Technicolor) §  Marta Nagy-Rothengass (DGCONNECT Unit G3,TBC) §  Nigel Shadbolt (data.gov- UK) ,TBC §  Henri Verdier (Etalab- France) ,TBC §  Mr. Iñigo de la Serna (Major of Santander-Spain)

§ Sum up: §  Due to the raising of open-source data and software it becomes

important to secure the data and depending on the application to restrict the access to it.

§  Data centers must have big resources. Management systems are essential.


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Program – May 10th

§ Session: Closing Remarks §  FIA Book 2013

§  www.springerlink.com/content/978-3-642-38081-5/ §  accepted papers 18 from 36 §  invited papers 8 out of 9 §  6 Book sections §  190 authors §  10 FP7 project sponsors for FIA book as open-access (SmartenIT,

SmartSantander, 3DLife, Univerself, iCore, IoT6, Geysers, Concord, Flamingo, MobileCloud)

§  Future Internet Award, Best Session Award, Best Demonstration §  Future Internet Award: Publish-Subscribe Internet Technology (PURSUIT) §  Poster: Project Conversions §  Demo: SpitFire (http://www.spitfire-project.eu/) §  Session: Network Operators’ Perspective