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NESSI perspective on European

Digital Enterprise and Business

Innovation

FInES Cluster Meeting

12 October 2012

Stuart Campbell, TIE CTO

NESSI Steering/Board member

Outline

The European ICT sector

Opportunities for Europe

NESSI perspective and input

Summary

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Quick recap

NESSI – ETP

“Networked European Software and

Services Initiative”

Formulated in 2005

489 organisations

15% large enterprises

35% SMEs

50% universities and research centres

Most commonly related to what-was O1.2

(software and services)

Is it dead? !NO!

NESSI perspective and input

FInES Cluster Meeting 2012

Thought leading position

on future industrial, political and

technology developments.

Representation of the software

and service IT industry

towards Commission and other

stakeholders.

Contribution to European

research agenda

as well as to objectives of

NESSI’s industry and academic

organisations.

Proactively propose actions

to be undertaken (in R&D&I).

Take position to current and

future debates in policy making,

legislation and its implementation.

Liaise with other organizations

and activities in the ICT sector

while avoiding redundancies for

impact and effectiveness.

Mission Objectives

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Without swift action, Europe will continue

losing its position on the global ICT market


For Europe’s software industry to regain a leading

position, reinforced research support is essential

• Currently, only 10% of Global ICT revenues are generated by EU

companies

• European market is expected to account for only 23% of the global

ICT market in 2015, down from 24% in 2011.

• Less than 40 EU Companies are amongst the top 500 global

Software Companies Source: A.T Kearney, 2012

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European ICT Research must better serve the interest of European enterprises …

(FInES position paper for FP8, 2011)

Opportunities for Europe through

future innovation drivers


Manufacturing Up to 50 % decrease in product

development, assembly costs

Up to 7 % reduction in working capital

Europe Public Sector

Administration €250 billion value per year

~0.5 percent annual productivity growth

Global Personal Location Data $100 billion+ revenue for service

providers

Up to $700 billion value to end users

Cloud Big Data

$0,00

$20,00

$40,00

$60,00

$80,00

$100,00

$120,00

$140,00

$160,00

Public Cloud Market

BPaaS

SaaS

PaaS

IaaS

Source: Forrester 2011

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Source: McKinsey Global Institute Analysis

NESSI view on Main Cloud Innovation Areas

Software &

Service

Cloud (SaaS,

BPaaS)

Infrastructure

(IaaS)

PaaS

„Innovate with Cloud“

Applications as services

Efficiently assembled from PaaS

services

Transformational benefits and

capabilities for businesses, public

bodies, citizens, e.g. „the next

Facebook“

„Agile Design & Operation“

Techniques and tools

Exploit cloud opportunities

More dynamically and responsively

build, operate and manage

interoperable cloud-scale applications,

e.g. „DevOps in the Cloud“

„Transforming ICT“

Resources as services

Scalable computing, IoT & networking

resources offered as services

Eliminating need for infrastructure

(pre-invest by application providers)

„Adaptive Cloud Infrastructures“

Application-aware mechanisms

Build resilient, sustainable

infrastructures for service deployment

and operation

e.g., adaptation of cloud depending on

usage setting of application

Product &

Service Innovation

Engineering &

Governance Innovation

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2013 2012

3.Q 12 4.Q.’12 1.Q.’13 2.Q.’13 3.Q.’13 4.Q.’13

Horizon 2020 (ICT 2013 Vilnius)

H2020 Technology Content / WP2014 Input required

NESSI input to WP2014

Big Data

DG RTD ETP 2020 Strategy / Communication finalisation

NetFuture ETP Actions - Motivation / Benefits - What areas - How to merge/build new - Governance

NetFuture ETP meetings Commission

NetFuture ETP finalisation

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Main activities towards H2020

Announcement

Legislation Process

Drafting

Prep

Prep

20.11.

Drafting??

Drafting

Drafting

?

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NESSI and Horizon 2020

• NESSI is drafting a position paper outlining main technology topics as well as

implementation aspects that should be addressed in WP2014 of Horizon 2020

• Objective is to represent the interest and need of the Software and Services

community and to help the Commission to define the research areas for our domain

to be included in the Work Programme

• NESSI has launched a members’ consultation to feed into the NESSI position

paper on Work Programme 2014 of Horizon 2020.

Focus areas: Industrial Leadership - Activity Lines 1.1.2. Next generation computing: Advanced computing systems and technologies

1.1.3. Future Internet: Infrastructures, technologies and services

1.1.4.Content technologies and information management: ICT for digital content and creativity

Un-known organisation yet higly relevant: Societal Challenges e.g. Health, Energy, Transport, Climate, Security

Not industrial focus: Excellent Science European Research Council (Frontier Research)

Future and Emerging Technologies

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ICT in Horizon 2020 for NESSI and FINES

Content techn. and information management Language technologies

Content techn. and information management Learning technologies

Content techn. and information management Interaction technologies

Content techn. and information management Digital preservation

Content techn. and information management Content access and analytics

Content techn. and information management Advanced data mining

Content techn. and information management Machine learning

Content techn. and information management Statistical analysis

Content techn. and information management Visual Computing

Future Internet Networks

Future Internet Software and Services

Future Internet Cyber Secutiry

Future Internet Privacy and Trust

Future Internet Wireless Communication

Future Internet Optical Networks

Future Internet Immersive interactive multimedia

Future Internet Connected enterprises

Activity Topic NESSI FINES

Next Generation Computing Processor and System Architecture

Next Generation Computing Interconnect and data localization technologies

Next Generation Computing Cloud

Next Generation Computing Parallel Computing

Next Generation Computing Simulation Software

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Key take aways


• There is a need to invest in research for opportunities

such as Cloud and Big Data

• NESSI is active to ensure that Software and Services is

addressed adequately in the future EU research

landscape

• Synergies between NESSI and FInES should be

identified and materialised

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Find the NESSI Members’s consultation for input to Horizon 2020 Work Programme

2014 on:

www.nessi-europe.com

Contact:

[email protected]

http://www.nessi-europe.com/



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Stuart Campbell

TIE CTO

[email protected]

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