1. European Commission DG Information Society European Commission DG Information Society 1 NCP seminar Brussels, 27 January 2003 3.1.9 Networked businesses and governments Joël Bacquet (INFSO/D5) European Commission, DG Information Society

2. European Commission DG Information Society European Commission DG Information Society 2 WP 2003-4: Strategic Objectives and the SP ‘anywhere, anytime, anywhere, any service, for all’ core technologies & “pull-through” applications Components & microsytems Knowledge & interface technologies Communication, computing & software technologies - mobile: beyond 3G - broadband access - networked audio- visual systems - software & services development - embedded systems - [post-]CMOS - optical, opto-el., photonics photonics - micro & nano systems systems - displays - semantic-based knowledge - cross-media content - multi-modal interfaces Applied IST research for major societal and economic challenges - dependability & security - eHealth - eInclusion - eSafety of transport - environmental risk mgmt - learning & culture - networked organisations - services for mobile user - service & product engineering - GRID-based systems & complex pb solving & complex pb solving - cognitive systems

3. European Commission DG Information Society European Commission DG Information Society 3 Draft Workprogramme 2003-2004 IST Strategic Objectives Call1  Pushing the limits of CMOS, preparing for post-CMOS  Micro and nano systems  Broadband access, networked audio-visual systems, home networks, mobile and wireless after 3G, e-Inclusion, e-health  Mobile and wireless systems beyond 3G  Dependability and security framework, risk management  multi-modal interfaces  Semantic-based knowledge systems & cognitive systems  networked audio-visual systems and home platforms  Networked businesses and governments  e-safety of road and air transport  e-health  Technology-enhanced learning and access to culture  Products and services engineering 2010 Sectorial Applications Technology components Integrated systems

4. European Commission DG Information Society European Commission DG Information Society 4 Networked businesses overall Strategy  Strategic Goals  To achieve global leadership in Europe  To attract the best companies and research institutions in Europe  Vision Business will be conducted in dynamic networks of interdependent organisations that will benefit from collaboration, from a sharing of resources, and from the exchange of knowledge within them.  this vision will be implemented by building future organisation types on collaborative networks

5. European Commission DG Information Society European Commission DG Information Society 5 Networked Businesses Objectives  develop ICTs supporting organisational networking, process integration, and sharing of resources that enable networked organisations (private and public) to build faster and more effective partnerships and alliances  re-engineer and integrate business processes, share efficiently knowledge and experiences and develop value added products and services for networked organisations

6. European Commission DG Information Society European Commission DG Information Society 6 Networked Businesses and governments  Management of dynamic collaborative networks  Technologies for interoperability  Open, secure, interoperable and re-configurable e- government platform  managing knowledge to support innovation  IST as driver for small businesses and government re- organisation  Indicative pre-allocated budget(only 80% pre-allocated):  75M€  Instruments:  All 2/3 of budget for new instruments  Evaluation:  One stage - closure of the call: 24 April 2003

7. European Commission DG Information Society European Commission DG Information Society 7 Management of dynamic collaborative networks  Management of dynamic collaborative networks through the development of harmonisation frameworks, open platform specifications, models and ontologies.  Demanding multi-disciplinary research in:  network theory for solving complexity  complex adaptive/self organising systems  managing (e.g.modelling, tracking, measuring) distributed operations  distributed work, strategy, roles, responsibilities, liabilities  distributed knowledge flows

8. European Commission DG Information Society European Commission DG Information Society 8 Technologies for interoperability  Technologies for interoperability supporting open networks of intelligent, autonomous, self-adaptive, self-configurable, and scalable software components for networked organisations including SMEs  Demanding multi-disciplinary research in aligning ICT technologies towards networked businesses:  novel reference architectures  modelling techniques for dynamic networks  semantics applied to networks

9. European Commission DG Information Society European Commission DG Information Society 9 Managing knowledge to support innovation  Managing knowledge to support innovation and business strategies through sharing, brokering, trading and measuring of knowledge and intellectual capital  Demanding research in :  knowledge modelling  emergent environment supporting innovation through leveraging  tacit knowledge  creativity  resource productivity

10. European Commission DG Information Society European Commission DG Information Society 10 IST as driver for small businesses re- organisation  Creation of Business Ecosystems offering dynamic solutions to small organisations  Re-thinking of ICT tools and processes as means for small businesses to cope with knowledge economy challenges  Demanding research in :  Complex self-evolving systems  Networked collaborative environments, standards adoption  Processes to share innovative knowledge  Creation of local networked digital business ecosystems  Socio-economic research on patterns emergence and systems introspection

11. European Commission DG Information Society European Commission DG Information Society 11 What is New in STREP?  Well defined scope and focus:  to help develop innovative technologies to support future industrial breakthroughs  preliminary steps for future IPs  complementary to future IPs and NoEs  for SO “networked businesses and governments”  target disruptive technologies and highly innovative organisational forms and models  support innovative business and government pilots.

12. European Commission DG Information Society European Commission DG Information Society 12 Keep Yourself Updated! FP6 web main page http://europa.eu.int/comm/research/fp6/index_en.html New Instruments http://europa.eu.int/comm/research/fp6/networks-ip.html Model Contracts http://europa.eu.int/comm/research/fp6/working-groups/model-contract/index_en.html Frequently asked Questions http://europa.eu.int/comm/research/faq.html The European Research Area http://europa.eu.int/comm/research/era/index_en.html CORDIS RTD beyond 2002 http://www.cordis.lu/rtd2002/ FP6 on CORDIS http://www.cordis.lu/fp6/ IST in FP 6 on CORDIS http://www.cordis.lu/ist/ ISTAG on CORDIS http://www.cordis.lu/ist/istag.htm Expressions of Interest: http://eoi.cordis.lu/search_form.cfm IST Roadmaps & Workshops http://www.cordis.lu/ist/ka2 Call Texts http://fp6.cordis.lu/fp6/calls.cfm IST helpdesk IST helpdesk Fax : +32 2 296 83 88 E-Mail : ist@cec.eu.int

13. European Commission DG Information Society European Commission DG Information Society 13 NCP seminar Brussels, 27 January 2003 3.1.9 Networked businesses and governments Tiziana Arcarese (INFSO/C6) European Commission, DG Information Society

14. European Commission DG Information Society European Commission DG Information Society 14 E-Government vision and Strategic Goals  Vision To enable public organisations to become more efficient, cost effective, to achieve greater transparency and foster collaboration among themselves through intelligent, ubiquitous and secure solutions that promote improved service delivery and knowledgeable citizenry by 2010 PUBLIC ADMINCITIZEN ServicesPlatforms Transformation

15. European Commission DG Information Society European Commission DG Information Society 15 Open, secure, interoperable and re- configurable e-government platforms  Open, secure, interoperable and re-configurable platforms, applications and multi-modal services (at all levels) that support networked and collaborative e-government  Demanding research in :  Innovative, secure and integrated multimodal services  Integrated platforms, cost efficient (OSS) interoperable and re- configurable environments for inter/intra eGov operations  Process re-engineering and knowledge management

16. European Commission DG Information Society European Commission DG Information Society 16 IST as driver for government re- organisation  IST R&D to facilitate interactions between citizens and business with local authorities  Demanding research in :  advanced e-government models  support to new governance and organisational processes  multidisciplinary research for enabling massive exploitation of services for all