1. Servery Telco and User convergence Objectives CONTACT : Project Manager: Jean-Pierre Le Rouzic Orange labs 4 rue du Clos Courtel 35510 Cesson-Sevigne Tel: +33 2 991 248 93 E-mail: jeanpierre.lerouzic@orange-ftgroup.com, Website: http://projects.celtic-initiative.org/servery/ High Level Architecture Service Creation / Composition Business Engine Web IMS convergencePublication and Discovery PSE Graphical Mashups Editor Widget Linker Natural Language Composer PSE Wiring Publication and discovery process Ref. Hosting Env. SERVERY Services 1. A service is characterized by functional (goal, …) and non-functional properties (business, QoS, …). 2. A service is composed of a back-end component, a description providing meta-data following the SERVERY description framework based on ontologies, and optionally a front-end component. 3. Services can be basic, which means they are self- contained atomic components, or composite, as the result of the composition of a number of services. 4. Services can be an abstract or concrete. While concrete services refer to a given software implementation, an abstract service represents a functionality instantiated at runtime.  Combine the best of Telco and Internet worlds by enabling the convergence between NGN-IMS, Web and Media service technologies  Provide an intelligent business environment called the service marketplace to create new business opportunities, models and roles  Bring to the end-users advanced end-to-end solutions for service creation  Provide intelligent Service Enablers that allow for the creation and orchestration of services  Build-up a generalised flexible architecture and middleware infrastructure  Semantic based publication and discovery  Simple  Usable  … Yet Powerful  Service mashups for professionals using UML  Service mashups for end-users using natural language  Support of abstract services  Automatically scalable execution platform based on last autonomics technologies  Business Elements for creating innovative business models.  Contracting processes.  QoS Assessment at business level.  Revenue Sharing Engine for calculating the incomes between parties. Intelligent Enablers Context enabler Synchronization enabler Place enabler  Aggregate static profile  Collect and predict context information  Authenticate user identity  Protect users' privacy  Manage communities  Synchronize data between devices and services  Deliver notifications in a personalized way  Connect people and things of a place  A&A mechanism for accessing to services  Web/Telco interconnectivity  Exposition of Telco funcionalities in marketplace  A homogeneous mechanism for accessing to services  Mashup of services is possible.

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3. Emergence of Internet Services and Digital Contents - Gain customer's trust - Provide a personalized service End user's lack of satisfaction : - Multiple login/password combinations - Subscription process is too long - Personal data spread over multiple web site - reluctance to provide sensitive data without privacy control Liberty Alliance Answer : Identity federation in Circle of Trusts (CoT)  Single Sign-On  Attribute sharing Project Partners : - Amena (spain) - Axalto (france) - Ericsson (spain) - France Télécom - Teliasonera (Finland) - Telenor (Norway) - Oslo University (Norway) - Italtel (Italy) - Moviquity (Spain) - TB-Security (Spain) - Linus (Norway) Federated Identity Management based on LIBERTY Abstract Example