Private Public Partnership Project (PPP)

Large-scale Integrated Project (IP)

D.12.2.3: Report on Communication and Dissemination activities

Project acronym: FI-WARE

Project full title: Future Internet Core Platform

Contract No.: 285248

Strategic Objective: FI.ICT-2011.1.7 Technology foundation: Future Internet Core

Platform

Project Document Number: ICT-2011-FI-285248-WP12-D.12.2.3

Project Document Date: 2013-04-30

Deliverable Type and Security: Public

Author: FI-WARE Consortium

Contributors: FI-WARE Consortium

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1.1 Executive Summary

This document describes the main communication channels and the dissemination and

communication activities performed during the project lifetime, remarking the results happened

during the last six and twelve months.

A key section, in the beginning of this document, is the Communication Strategy Plan that sets

the focus and targets of the whole communication chapter in the three years of the FI-WARE

project.

The document itself is organized in the following sections:

Web Site, social channels and promotional material

Communication activities

Dissemination activities

Dissemination and communication actions -other than specific technologies or SDOs- are still

expected to grow significantly, once the Hackathons and contests for developers are kicked off

after the Open Innovation Lab (OIL) inauguration (Summer 2013 onwards).

This document is complementary to the "D.12.3.3 Report on Collaboration activities", where

collaboration activities with other initiatives and projects are described.

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1.2 About This Document

FI-WARE communication activities aim to influence the broader community and foster the

adoption of FI-WARE results by means of:

Publishing technical and scientific papers to boost the dissemination within the Research

Community.

Participating in relevant industrial events such as conferences, workshops, symposiums

or Code Camps or in events organized by the EU. Specific effort will be made to inform

Open Source communities through participation at relevant events.

Once 3rd Open Call partners are involved in FI-WARE consortium, large events with

hackathons and contests for thousands of developers will be performed.

Extensive training material, tutorials and demos have been generated and realized for the FI-

PPP Software Architects week events and thus accessible there. The experience and lessons

learnt in those weekly events will enable FI-WARE to extend training beyond the FI-PPP

landscape.

1.3 Intended Audience

The document targets interested parties in the FI-WARE project communication actions and

resources. Those interested on the technology foundation of the FI-PPP services in different

vertical sectors may find also useful pointers.

1.4 Structure of this Document

The document is generated out of a set of documents provided in the public FI-WARE wiki. For

the current version of the documents, please visit the public wiki at http://wiki.fi-ware.eu/

The following resources were used to generate this document:

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Communication_Collaboration_and_Dissemination

Web_Site_social_channels_and_promotional_material

Communication_activities

Dissemination_activities

1.5 Typographical Conventions

Starting with October 2012 the FI-WARE project improved the quality and streamlined the

submission process for deliverables, generated out of the public and private FI-WARE wiki. The

project is currently working on the migration of as many deliverables as possible towards the

new system.

This document is rendered with semi-automatic scripts out of a MediaWiki system operated by

the FI-WARE consortium.

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1.5.1 Links within this document

The links within this document point towards the wiki where the content was rendered from. You

can browse these links in order to find the "current" status of the particular content.

Due to technical reasons not all pages that are part of this document can be linked document-

local within the final document. For example, if an open specification references and "links" an

API specification within the page text, you will find this link firstly pointing to the wiki, although

the same content is usually integrated within the same submission as well.

1.5.2 Figures

Figures are mainly inserted within the wiki as the following one:

[[Image:....|size|alignment|Caption]]

Only if the wiki-page uses this format, the related caption is applied on the printed document. As

currently this format is not used consistently within the wiki, please understand that the rendered

pages have different caption layouts and different caption formats in general. Due to technical

reasons the caption can't be numbered automatically.

1.5.3 Sample software code

Sample API-calls may be inserted like the following one.

http://[SERVER_URL]?filter=name:Simth*&index=20&limit=10

1.6 Acknowledgements

All project partners contributed to this deliverable.

1.7 Keyword list

FI-WARE, PPP, Architecture Board, Steering Board, Roadmap, Reference Architecture, Generic

Enabler, Open Specifications, I2ND, Cloud, IoT, Data/Context Management,

Applications/Services Ecosystem, Delivery Framework , Security, Developers Community and

Tools , ICT, es.Internet, Latin American Platforms, Cloud Edge, Cloud Proxy.

1.8 Changes History

Release Major changes description Date Editor

v1 First draft of deliverable submission 2013-04-15 TID

v1.1 First draft of deliverable submission 2013-04-30 TID

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1.9 Table of Content

1.1 Executive Summary ........................................................................................................ 2 1.2 About This Document ...................................................................................................... 3 1.3 Intended Audience .......................................................................................................... 3 1.4 Structure of this Document .............................................................................................. 3 1.5 Typographical Conventions ............................................................................................. 3

1.5.1 Links within this document ........................................................................................ 4 1.5.2 Figures ..................................................................................................................... 4 1.5.3 Sample software code .............................................................................................. 4

1.6 Acknowledgements ......................................................................................................... 4 1.7 Keyword list ..................................................................................................................... 4 1.8 Changes History ............................................................................................................. 4 1.9 Table of Content ............................................................................................................. 5

2 Communication, Collaboration and Dissemination ................................................................. 6 3 Web Site social channels and promotional material ............................................................... 8

3.1 The FI-WARE Testbed Website ...................................................................................... 8 3.2 The FI-WARE Website, Forge and Wiki ........................................................................ 10

3.2.1 The FI-WARE Website, Forge and Wiki: Current Statistics ..................................... 11 3.2.2 The FI-WARE Website IPv6 Support (since Jun 2012) ........................................... 13 3.2.3 The FI-WARE Website, Forge and Wiki: Past Statistics (Jun 2012) ........................ 14

3.3 Social Channels and real-time communication .............................................................. 16 3.4 Promotional Material ..................................................................................................... 17

4 Communication activities ..................................................................................................... 18 4.1.1 FI-WARE Videos .................................................................................................... 18 4.1.2 Press releases (international or local) ..................................................................... 18 4.1.3 Interviews (international or local) ............................................................................ 19 4.1.4 Mentions in Press ................................................................................................... 20 4.1.5 Newsletters ............................................................................................................. 20 4.1.6 Infodays .................................................................................................................. 21 4.1.7 Support to other events .......................................................................................... 22

5 Dissemination activities ....................................................................................................... 23 5.1.1 Scientific Papers and Panels .................................................................................. 24 5.1.2 Book chapters ......................................................................................................... 33 5.1.3 Participation in Events (Presentations, round tables, keynotes...) ........................... 35 5.1.4 Training materials & Tutorials ................................................................................. 46

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2 Communication, Collaboration and Dissemination You can find the content of this chapter as well in the wiki of fi-ware.

FI-WARE delivers a FutureInternet OS-like platform making easier and faster Vertical

applications development.

The FI-WARE product itself and other outcomes evolve during the project lifetime,

shaping our communication plan roadmap.

Communication Targets & Implementation

Our Communication strategy mainly targets 3rd party developers and stakeholders who

will exploit and benefit from the FI-WARE product and technology. Our product is shown

and promoted with the FI-WARE Web Site, social channels and promotional material,

while developers looking for technology details and outcomes should refer to the FI-

WARE Wiki.

As a technical research initiative, EU and global experts on Cloud, Data/Context

management, Internet of Things, Applications delivery, interfaces to networks and

devices and security are an essential part of our target audience too as described in our

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Dissemination activities (Scientific papers and pannels, articles, book chapters, events,

training materials, tutorials ...).

Such an ambitious goal as we set is only affordable by the means of Collaboration

activities, which means FI-WARE leading and coordinating the cooperation with the FI-

PPP Use-case projects and other initiatives beyond the FI-PPP scope.

As the core of the FI-PPP, mobilizing key EU stakeholders, the project will collaborate,

provide outcomes and influence Standardization bodies (SDOs) and market and policy

frameworks. Relevant actions on this side are described at Communication activities

(Press releases, interviews,newsletters ... ).

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3 Web Site social channels and promotional material You can find the content of this chapter as well in the wiki of fi-ware.

Dissemination of the FI-WARE vision, latest news and project results as they come out is a

cornerstone of the project enabling a successful future exploitation of the FI-PPP core-platform.

The high variety of communication methods today and the extraordinary different audiences to

target by such a huge initiative as FI-WARE, has lead to a solid and growing plan regarding on-

line communication and promotional material.

One of the key aspects of communication to broad audiences with what regards to technology

results, is reliability and short-term oriented announces. Wide announcing of specific

components and its features to a community of developers should be better made once there is

software-that-works in place or shortly before that milestone, otherwise it turns misleading

resulting in uncertainty and distrust.

Currently, as of May 2013, FI-WARE project is facing one of its main deliveries, the Release 2 of

the core-platform to be available for developers in the FI-WARE test-bed that will become soon

the Fi-WARE Open Innovation Lab (OIL). While the testbed was a proof-of-concept setting for

the FI-PPP Phase I use-case projects, the OIL will be available to phase II projects and, at the

same time, to any external developer willing to build applications in Future Internet vertical

sectors.

Because of this, a specific Testbed website (shortly OIL Website) has been developed in the

past months and it is described in the next section. At the same time, the project catalogue has

become the main window for use-case projects and other third parties to get to know which

enablers and their features are deployed right today in the testbed. Additionally, efforts have

been spent to keep the project wiki and forge updated while special attention has been paid to

the social channels, namely: twitter, Facebook and linkedIn.

3.1 The FI-WARE Testbed Website

Section currently under construction.

As depicted in out Communication Strategy Plan, the focus of FI-WARE in the year 2 is to

present the Open Innovation Lab as a Product. The Open Innovation Lab is actually the former

FI-WARE Testbed that will be opened to 3rd parties beyond the FI-PPP at the end of July 2013.

Being a product itself, we have created a website for the Testbed (for the OIL in the short future)

accessible via the "Making it Happen" upper tag in the main project website. The following

picture depicts the main Testbed web page and the detailed page (shown after clicking the

image in the previous one).

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Through the links of these pages above, the user can access a diagram and a detailed

description of the facilities of the testbed, as shown below.

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Once the testbed will become the Open Innovation Lab the news and statistics section will be

updated accordingly offering more information about practical usage.

Additionally, the recently-closed 3rd Open Call is bringing into FI-WARE the EDE consortium

that will organize large events with developer contests and hackathons involving thousands of

web developers and entrepreneurs. These events and their terms and conditions will be also

published in this section.

3.2 The FI-WARE Website, Forge and Wiki

In order to define the lay out and specific personality of the FI-WARE website (http://www.fi-

ware.eu) the following facts have been considered:

FI-WARE is mainly targeting third party developers and technologist as potential users so

design should be kept as close as possible to large open-source project communities

such as mozilla where simplicity, regular updates and easy-links are relevant guidelines.

The web site should be a central hub for all on-line communications, including the social

channels.

The website should be able work as a powerful project awareness tool, taking advantage

of FI-WARE specifics, such as the OpenCalls.

New trends, key technologies and relevant worldwide events support are considered in

order to attract visibility and show leadership, whenever possible.

The following image shows the website as of May 14th 2012:

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While keeping simplicity in mind, the page design addresses most of the facts above described:

The first element a viewers typically sees is a banner describing what FI-WARE actually

is, a Future Internet core platform project.

The upper bar allows the site-surfer to easily access the project Wiki, which is the main

source of technical information and details of FI-WARE chapters and GEs. It hosts also

the 3rd Open Call description, totally focus on the goal of involving developers and

entrepreneurs. The section 'Making it Happen' has been delivered recently and it is

described in the section above.

- Wiki: https://forge.fi-ware.eu/plugins/mediawiki/wiki/fiware/index.php

- Forge: https://forge.fi-ware.eu

3.2.1 The FI-WARE Website, Forge and Wiki: Current Statistics

Regarding the forge statistics we can see the activity in terms of unique hits per month has been

almost doubled (from 3K to 6K) since June 2012 past stats shown in the section below.

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According to the Web statistics, we have consolidated the number of hits on our main webpage

(between 2.5K-3K per month) as reached last year, and shown in the past statistics section

below. We can see the most accessed sections are the Open Calls, the announcement of the

Open innovation Lab and the Testbed webpage. In the near future, we expect these statistics to

significantly grow once the developer contests and hackathons are organized.

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3.2.2 The FI-WARE Website IPv6 Support (since Jun 2012)

FI-WARE has endorsed the 'World IPv6 Launch Day' (http://www.worldipv6launch.org/).

In practice this means that the Fi-WARE site contents are forever offered both in the

Internet-IPv4 and the Internet-IPv6 after June 6th 2012, thus following the trend of the

23,8% of sites in the prestigious Alexa-500 ranking, including Google, Facebook,

Youtube, Yahoo and Wikipedia. By adopting IPv6, the project shows leadership and

expects to widen its audience.

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3.2.3 The FI-WARE Website, Forge and Wiki: Past Statistics (Jun 2012)

Forge statistics, drawn below, show a high number of unique visits per month (normally over

3.2K) and the top downloads in June show how effective the forge is to share the presentations

and documents of the FI-PPP Use-case projects and FI-WARE in the May and June 'FI-PPP

Software Architects weeks'.

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The blog-like main frame on the left allows an easy and often update with the latest news

of the project and enables the linkage of diagrams or pictures avoiding a boring text-only

site.

On the right hand frame, the site links the RSS channel (http://feeds.feedburner.com/FI-

WARE & http://www.fi-ware.eu/feed/rss ), the tweets from and related to FI-WARE and

the activities of Facebook and the Flickr gallery. Some relevant information such as

upcoming events, related projects (FI-PPP projects), daily activity, tags and files are also

included.

The first OpenCall page is the most accessed resource of the website, as pointed out by

the WEB Statistics depicted below. The statistics clearly show that February (1st

OpenCall communication/dissemination most active month) doubles the regular monthly

unique accesses (4K vs 2K). Also, the most retrieved document beyond the root page is

exactly the OpenCall.

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3.3 Social Channels and real-time communication

Social on-line tools are a must today to address mass-media presence and real-time

communication. Even big companies, corporations and organizations that were somehow

reluctant to these highly interactive ways of communication in the beginning have finally

accepted them as necessary tools to encompass communication to actual and potential users,

customers or just citizens.

A radical difference with previous tools is that social media enables citizens to answer those

communications and potentially create a higher visibility on the answers compared to the original

message. Blogs were the first tools enabling such a behavior but in practice are much less

effective for that compared to the

On the other hand, we can say that social media provide, for the same reasons, truly feedback

and evaluation of the communication messages and statements. As a result, messages have to

be truthful, careful, respectful with others and demonstrable in case of discussion. Additionally,

any user in the Internet can potentially make public questions and critics.

Each one of the tools have different characteristics and purposes. A list of these tools set up and

exploited so far by the FI-WARE project follows:

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Twitter (@FIware):

Twitter is the most successful real-time massive communication tool nowadays. It is highly

interactive and accurate as messages are really short and pass quickly in front of the

subscribers eyes. Theoretically FI-WARE followers in twitter will normally see the messages but

any Internet user may access to the full sequence of communications at twitter.com/FIware

Whereas the number of followers if normally considered a main measurement of a twitter

channel success and influence, there are other parameters to keep in mind, such us followers in

your influence target, collaborators as follower, meaningful feedback received from the followers,

timeline update, etc.

As of May 2013, the FI-WARE twitter account holds 471 followers (to be compared with the 223

followers of June 2012), which is indeed a modest number expected to grow once the

developers community spans up with the forthcoming developer & entrepreneurs events.

However, all FI-PPP projects in the twitter sphere follow the project and comment/retweet

messages and also other initiatives in target fields of FI-WARE such as Bigdata, Cloud or IoT

follow the project news in this channel.

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/FI-WARE/251366491587242

Facebook is more suitable for individuals but FI-WARE has imitated some companies and

initiatives to have a presence in the most successful social network. Facebook is connected to

the FI-WARE twitter account and thus regularly updated. So far, it can be considered as yet

another method to reach users and capture feedback.

Flickr Picture Gallery: http://www.flickr.com/photos/76605615@N04/sets/ and Picasa

Photo Gallery: https://picasaweb.google.com/110187051505314119413

The Picasa and the Flickr gallery enable the project to offer a fresh image and more human side

by sharing nice pictures of internal meetings and participation in external events.

LinkedIn: FI-WARE Open Group

Born as the main business social network, Linkedin has enabled FI-WARE to receive questions

and feedback from users normally reluctant to the usage of Facebook and/or Twitter.

3.4 Promotional Material

Promotional material like flyers, brochures and merchandising are often a good tool to

disseminate and improve the project presence, always allocating a reasonable amount of efforts

for these tasks.

In the last six months, FI-WARE has produced a new poster explaining the overall vision, the

Testbed/OIL and some technical details. The poster has been part of the exhibitions in the

Barcelona Mobile World Congress and the Dublin Future internet Assembly.

Poster 4

In the past, FI-WARE has produced the following items on this regard:

Poster 1, Poster 2 and Poster 3

FI-WARE T-Shirt

Triphtyc

Diptych

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4 Communication activities You can find the content of this chapter as well in the wiki of fi-ware.

FI-WARE aims to achieve a great impact on the Internet community, mainly targeting third party

developers and companies willing to exploit its Future Internet core-platform enabling a more

profitable Internet beyond e-commerce and on-line advertising. Beyond developers, product

designers and architects and policy makers are a target in order to ensure the necessary

awareness for success.

Press releases, interviews, newsletters and infodays are the main channels for such relevant

and massive-impact-oriented communication actions. These initiatives will complement those

others described in Web Site, social channels and promotional material

As of May 2013, we have focussed first in delivering software-that-works in the FI-WARE test-

bed (year 2012) and later on in the production of Release 2 and launch of the Open Innovation

Lab (expected by end of July 2013).

Additionally, there has been a relevant shift in the communication strategy: the 3rd Open Call

has been fully oriented to bring into FI-WARE a consortium able to promote FI-WARE enablers,

organize a hackathon and link via a social platform to thousands of developers.

Because the above mentioned reasons, the main and most relevant communication actions are

expected to kick off in the second half of 2013. However, the following sections enumerate,

briefly describe and provide links for more details for the main actions realized so far:

4.1.1 FI-WARE Videos

Title: FI-WARE long video

o Date: Nov 2012

o Description: Overview of the FI-WARE project and its chapters

o Author: TID

o Partners involved: All

Title: FI-WARE short video

o Date: Feb 2013

o Description: Overview of the FI-WARE project and its chapters

o Author: TID

o Partners involved: All

4.1.2 Press releases (international or local)

In the last six months the following contributions have been produced:

Title: DFKI at CeBIT 2013: A Compact Overview

o Date: 26 February 2013

o Description: Overview of DFKI presentations at CeBIT 2013 including the KIARA

high-performance and secure middleware

o Author: Philipp Slusallek. Released by the DFKI UK.

o Partners involved: DFKI

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Previously reported are:

Title: Telefónica at the forefront with its participation in the IPV6 launch world day

o Date: 6 June 2012

o Description: FI-WARE test-bed will be IPv6-enabled since its 1st day and thus

mentioned as main facilities for Future Internet services.

o Author: FI-WARE team: Juanjo Hierro, Carlos Ralli Ucendo. Released by the

Telefonica Global-CTO office.

o Partners involved: TID

Title: [ http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/ssai/newsletter-dec2011_en.html FI-WARE open

call is coming up!]

o Date: 7 December 2011

o Media: Cordis News Letter

o Author: Jose Jimenez

o Partners involved: TID and all partners

Title: The FI-WARE project, developing the Core Platform in the Future Internet Public

Private Partnership (PPP) setup by the EC in cooperation with major ICT players,

publishes its Vision

o Date: 24 October 2011

o Media: Press release Poznan

o Author: Jose Jimenez (Editor)

o Partners involved: TID and all partners

Title: Telefonica trabaja en 6 areas con fondos europeos para la Internet del Futuro

o Date: 10 Jun 2011

o Media: TerraLInk to article

o Author: Jose Jimenez/ Susana Jurado

o Partners involved: TID

Title: Telefonica trabaja en 6 areas con fondos europeos para la Internet del Futuro

o Date: 10 Jun 2011

o Media: Invertia, link to article

o Author: Jose Jimenez/ Susana Jurado

o Partners involved: TID

Title: Telefonica y Bruselas desarrollarán juntas Internet

o Date: 4 May 2011

o Media: el Economista link to article

o Author: Jose Jimenez/ Susana Jurado

o Partners involved: TID

4.1.3 Interviews (international or local)

Title: La UE busca crear aplicaciones cercanas al ciudadano

o Date: 1 July 2011

o Media: computerworld

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o Author: Jose Jimenez/ Susana Jurado

o Partners involved: TID

Title: Telefonica I+D participa en el programa Future of Internet

o Date: 1 July 2011

o Media: networkworld Link to article & video

o Author: Jose Jimenez/ Susana Jurado

o Partners involved: TID

Title: Designing the future

o Date: 1 July 2011

o Media: http://www.researchresearch.com Research Magazine]

o Author: Petra Turkama(CONCORD) and José Jiménez

o Partners involved: TID

Title: No se trata solo de dar conectividad sino tambien capacidad para procesarla

o Date: 3 June 2011

o Media: Xatakato article

o Author: Jose Jimenez/ Susana Jurado

o Partners involved: TID

4.1.4 Mentions in Press

Title: Los Servicios del Ayuntamiento se actualizan con nuevas tecnocologías

o Media: ABC (Seville edition)

o Date: 06 July 2012

Title: Firmado un convenio con Telefónica para aplicar nuevas tecnologías a los

servicios esenciales del Ayuntamiento

o Media: elCorreoweb.es

o Date: 06 July 2012

Title: El Ayuntamiento de Sevilla firma un acuerdo con Telefónica para convertirse en

Smart City

o Media: Cibersur

o Date: 05 July 2012

Title:un convenio para aplicar nuevas tecnologías a los servicios esenciales del

Ayuntamiento

o Media: Europa Press

o Date: 05 July 2012

4.1.5 Newsletters

Title: The future now, Our vision

o Date: 1 January 2012

o Media: The future now

o Author: Jose Jimenez

o Partners involved: TID

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Title: Announcement of the First FI-WARE Open Call for additional beneficiaries

o Date: 1 February 2012

o Media: The future now

o Author: J. Hierro

o Partners involved: TID and all partners

4.1.6 Infodays

Title: FI-WARE 2nd Open Call - Opportunità per partecipare alla costruzione dell’Internet

del Futuro

o Date: 15 October 2012

o Location: Trento, Italy

o Presentations:Trento Presentations

o Agenda: Trento 2nd Call Infoday Agenda

o Representatives: Stefano de Panfilis, Matteo Melideo, Pierangelo Garino, Boris

Moltchanov

o Partners involved: ENG, TI

Title: Demi-journée d’information le 9-10-12 sur le 2ème Open Call du projet FI-Ware

o Date: 9 October 2012

o Location: UBIFRANCE (Paris, France)

o Presentations: Paris Presentation

o Agenda: Paris 2nd Call Infoday Agenda

o Representatives: Thierry Nagellen, Pascal Bisson, Henk Heijnen

o Partners involved: FT, Thales, TRDF

Title: FI-WARE 2nd Open Call (FI Core Platform) - Oportunidades de Futuro en FI

o Date: 4 October 2012

o Location: Centro para el Desarrollo Tecnológico Industrial (CDTI)(Madrid, Spain)

o Presentations: CDTI Presentations

o Agenda: Madrid 2nd Call Infoday Agenda

o Representatives: José Jiménez Delgado, Nuria de Lama, Juan José Hierro

o Partners involved: TID ATOS

Title: Future Internet PPP: Opportunities for Cities and SMEs

o Date: 21 March 2012

o Location: European Programme Services, OMAU(Málaga, Spain)

o Presentations: OMAU Presentation

o Agenda: OMAU Agenda

o Representatives: Juan José Hierro

o Partners involved: TID

Title: Infoday ICT-FP7 1st Open Call FI/WARE

o Date: 20 March 2012

o Location: Centre for Industrial Technological Development (CDTI) - Spanish

Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness (Madrid, Spain)

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o Presentations: CDTI Infoday Presentations

o Representatives: José Jiménez, Juan José Hierro

o Partners involved: TID

Title: PPP FI initiative and FI-WARE Open Calls 1 presentation

o Date: 15 March 2012

o Location: Lannion (France)

o Presentations: PPP FI initiative

o Representatives: Pierre-Yves DANET

o Partners involved: Orange

Title: PPP FI initiative and FI-WARE Open Calls 1 presentation

o Date: 13 March 2012

o Location: Rennes (France)

o Presentations: PPP FI initiative

o Representatives: Jean-Dominique MEUNIER

o Partners involved: Technicolor

4.1.7 Support to other events

FI-WARE has granted its support to a number of relevant events in areas of interest.

Launch of Strategic Roadmaps for SCS Competitiveness Cluster (Feb 2013 - Marseille):

Fi-Ware presentation and preparation of phase 3

ONIT workshop (4th International IEEE Workshop on Open NGN and IMS Testbeds)

(Dec 2012)

FUSECO 2012 (Nov 2012)

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5 Dissemination activities You can find the content of this chapter as well in the wiki of fi-ware.

FI-WARE dissemination activities aim to influence the broader community and foster the

adoption of FI-WARE results by means of:

Publishing technical and scientific papers to boost the dissemination within the Research

Community.

Participating in relevant industrial events such as conferences, workshops, symposiums

or Code Camps or in events organized by the EU. Specific effort will be made to inform

Open Source communities through participation at relevant events.

As of April 2013, the FI-WARE team has organized the "FI-PPP Architects Week" for Phase II

use-case projects where extensive raining material was provided to those projects, who in turn

provided mappings of their solutions to FI-WARE enablers/architecture. The agenda and

presentations of this event can be found here.

Last year, during November and December 2012, FI-WARE team organized a large set of

Webinars on FI-WARE Generic Enablers implementations to all Phase I Use-case projects

within the FI-PPP. The experience is expected to be repeated soon with the Phase II Use-case

projects and this time, video recordings will be made available.

Also in the past, by mid-2012, extensive training material, tutorials and demos have been

generated and realized for the FI-PPP Software Architects week events and thus accessible

there.

As of May 2013, our latest plan of per-technical-chapter events is still our main reference. By the

end of June 2013, this plan will be assessed and a new one will be hereby provided.

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The sections below enumerate and describe all other dissemination activities performed so far

(last update in May 2013):

5.1.1 Scientific Papers and Panels

In the last six months the following contributions have been produced:

Future Networks & Mobile Summit 2013

o Title: A common open interface to programmatically control and supervise open

networks in the Future Internet

o Authors: Palo, L. Zuccaro, A. Simeoni, V. Suraci, L. Musto, P. Garino

o Venue: Lisbon, Portugal

o Date: 3-5 July 2013

o Status: Accepted

o Partners involved: TI UNIROMA1 ALU-I

The 18th ACM Symposium on Access Control Models and Technologies (SACMAT)

o Title: Sticky Policies on Mobile Devices

o Authors: Francesco Di Cerbo, Slim Trabelsi

o Venue: Amsterdam, the Netherlands

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o Date: June 12-14, 2013

o Status: Accepted

o Partners involved SAP

21st European Conference on Information Systems

o Title: Adoption of an online sales channel and “appification” in the enterprise

application software market: a qualitative study

o Authors: Novelli Francesco, Wenzel Stefan

o Venue: Utrecht, the Netherlands

o Date: June 5-8, 2013

o Status: Accepted

o Partners involved SAP

IEEE Internet Computing Magazine

o Title: Citizen-centric Smart Cities: M-Technology for realizing Smart Participatory

Urban Sensing

o Authors: Mohamed Salem and Joachim Schonowski and Axel Küpper

o Venue: -

o Date: -

o Status: Under Review

o Partners: DT

IEEE 2nd International Conference on Mobile Services (MS 2013)

o Title: Positioning Enabler for realizing location-based community services

o Authors: Mohamed Salem and Ulrich Bareth and Axel Küpper

o Venue: Santa Clara, CA, USA

o Date: 27 June - 2 July, 2013

o Status: Under Review

o Partners: DT

IEEE International Conference on Communications 2013 - 2nd workshop on "Clouds,

Networks and Data Centers- A Holistic Approach Towards an Integrated Service

Provider Infrastructure"

o Title: Network as a Service in cloud computing (Architectural alternatives for

integration and deployment)

o Authors: József Bíró, Lóránt Németh, Krisztián Sinka, József Varga

o Venue: Budapest, Hungary

o Date: 9-13 June 2013

o Status: Cancelled

o Partners involved: Nokia Siemens Networks

4th International Workshop on Data Usage Management

o Title: Log Design for Accountability

o Authors: Denis Butin, Marcos Chicote and Daniel Le Métayer

o Venue: San Francisco, US

o Date: 23 May 2013

o Status: Accepted

o Partners involved: Inria

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International CTIA Wireless 2013

o Title: (not finalized yet)

o Authors: (not finalized yet)

o Venue: Las Vegas, US

o Date: 21-23 May 2013

o Status: Cancelled

o Partners involved: Nokia Siemens Networks

Computers, Privacy & Data Protection, 6th International Conference (CPDP2013)

o Title: Accountability by Design - From General Principles to Effective Protection -

Panel Data Protection Accountability - Who creates the account? - Computers,

Privacy & Data Protection, 6th International Conference (CPDP2013)

o Authors: Denis Butin, Marcos Chicote and Daniel Le Métayer

o Venue: Brussels, Belgium

o Date: 23-25 January 2013

o Status: Presented

o Partners involved: Inria

4th International IEEE Workshop on Open NGN and IMS Testbeds (ONIT 2012)

o Title: X-centric Positioning: A Combination of Device-centric and Multi-RAT

Network-centric Positioning Approaches

o Authors: Mohamed Salem and Peter Ruppel and Ulrich Bareth and Axel Küpper

o Venue: California, USA

o Date: 3-7 December 2012

o Status: Accepted

o Partners: DT

ITU Kaleidoscope conference: Building Sustainable Communities

o Title: Standard-based Publish/Subscribe Service Enabler for Social Applications

and Augmented Reality Services

o Authors: Boris Moltchanov, Oscar Rodríguez Rocha

o Venue: Kyoto, Japan

o Date: 23-24 April 2013

o Status: Accepted

o Partners: TI

8th International Conference on Computer Vision Theory and Applications

o Title: Compressed Domain Moving Object Detection based on H.264/AVC

Macroblock Types

o Authors: Marcus Laumer, Peter Amon, Andreas Hutter, André Kaup

o Venue: Barcelona, Spain

o Date: 21-24 February 2013

o Status: Presented

o Partners: SIEMENS

WSF12 - The 2012 Workshop on Security Frameworks "Socio-technical Security"

o Title: Log Design for Accountability

o Authors: Denis Butin, Marcos Chicote and Daniel Le Métayer

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o Venue: Università degli Studi di Catania, Catania, Italy

o Date: 11 December 2012

o Status: Presented

o Partners involved: Inria

International Conference of the PRESCIENT Project

o Title: Accountability by Design for Privacy

o Authors: Denis Butin, Marcos Chicote and Daniel Le Métayer

o Venue: Berlin, Germany

o Date: 27-28 November 2012

o Status: Presented

o Partners involved: Inria

5th International Conference of Education, Research and Innovation

o Title: Towards Security Certification Schemas for the Internet of Services in New

Technologies, Mobility and Security (NTMS)

o Authors: V. Lotz, S. P. Kaluvuri, F. Di Cerbo, and A. Sabetta

o Venue: Limassol, Cyprus

o Date: 19-21 November 2012

o Status: Paper pp. 1–5

o Partners involved SAP

Previously reported are:

8th International Conference on Network and Service Management (CNSM'2012)

o Title: SLA-aware Resource Overcommit in a Cloud

o Authors: D. Breitgand, Z. Dubitzky, A. Glikson, A. Epstein, I. Shapira

o Venue: Las Vegas, USA

o Date: 22-26 October 2012

o Status: Presented

o Partners involved: IBM

8th International Conference on Network and Service Management (CNSM'2012)

o Title: Cloud Resource Management

o Authors: D. Breitgand and D. Raz

o Venue: Las Vegas, USA

o Date: 22-26 October 2012

o Status: Presented

o Partners involved: IBM

7th International Conference on Malicious and Unwanted Software (Malware’2012)

o Title: Code synchronization by morphological analysis

o Authors: G.Bonfante, J.-Y. Marion, F. Sabatier, A. Thierry

o Venue: Fajardo, Puerto Rico

o Date: 16-18 October 2012

o Status: Presented

o Partners involved: Inria

19th ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security (CCS’2012)

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o Title: Aligot: Cryptographic Function Identification in Obfuscated Binary Programs

o Authors: J. Calvet, J. M. Fernandez, J.-Y. Marion

o Venue: Raleigh, NC, USA

o Date: 16-18 October 2012

o Status: Presented

o Partners involved: Inria

Annual Privacy Forum 2012

o Title: The Use of USDL-SEC for Privacy Goals

o Authors: Slim Trabelsi and Francesco Di Cerbo

o Venue: Limassol, Cyprus

o Date: 10-11 October 2012

o Status: Accepted

o Partners involved SAP

IEEE 5th Symposium on Configuration Analytics and Automation (IEEE SafeConfig

2012)

o Increasing Android Security using a Lightweight OVAL-based Vulnerability

Assessment Framework

o Authors: Martín Barrère, Gaëtan Hurel, Rémi Badonnel and Olivier Festor

o Venue: Baltimore, USA

o Date: 3-4 October 2012

o Status: Accepted

o Partners involved Inria

10th annual conference on Privacy, security and Trust 2012

o Title: Sticky Policies for Data Control in the Cloud

o Authors: Slim Trabelsi and Jakub Sendor

o Venue: Paris, France

o Date: 16-18 July 2012

o Status: Accepted

o Partners involved SAP

SAC 2013

o Title: An Experiment Specification Language for Goal-Driven, Automated

Performance Evaluations

o Authors: D. Westermann, J. Happe, and R. Farahbod

o Venue: Coimbra, Portugal

o Date: 18-22 March 2013

o Status: To be published

o Partners involved SAP

11th International Conference on Wirtschaftsinformatik

o Title: Evaluating the App-Store Model for Enterprise Application Software and

Related Services

o Authors: Wenzel Stefan, Novelli Francesco, Burkard Christoph

o Venue: Leipzig, Germany

o Date: 27 February - 01 March 2013

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o Status: Presented

o Partners involved SAP

9th International Conference on the Economics of Grids, Clouds, Systems, and Services

o Title: A Mixed-Methods Research Approach to Investigate the Transition from on-

Premise to on-Demand Software Delivery

o Authors: Novelli Francesco

o Venue: Berlin, Germany

o Date: 27-28 November 2012

o Status: Accepted

o Partners involved SAP

Open Semantic Service Networks: Modelling and Analysis

o Title: Open Semantic Service Networks:Modelling and Analysis.

o Authors: Jorge Caroso, Caros Pernac, an Peter De Leenheer.

o Venue: Proceedings of The 4th International Conference on Exploring

ServiceScience. J.F. e Cunha, M. Snene, and H. Novoa (Eds.): IESS 2013,

LNBIP 143, pp. 141–154,

o Date: 2013

o Publisher: Springer, 2013.

Open Semantic Service Networks

o Title: Open Semantic Service Networks

o Authors: Jorge Cardoso, Carlos Pedrinaci, Torsten Leidig, Paolo Rupino, Pieter

de Leenheer

o Venue: Leipzig, Germany

o Date: 25 September 2012

o Status: Presented

o Partners involved SAP

3rd International Conference on Computer Modelling and Simulation

o Title: An Agent-Based Computational Laboratory to Investigate the Phenomenon

of Product Cannibalization

o Authors: Novelli Francesco

o Venue: Brno, Czech Republic

o Date: 3-5 September 2012

o Status: Presented

o Partners involved SAP

ICIN 2012

o Title: Connectivity Support Harmonization in Future Internet Architecture

o Authors: M. Corici, D. Vingarzan, T. Magedanz, P. Weik, N. Bayer, H. Einsiedler

o Venue: Berlin, Germany

o Date: 8-11 October, 2012

o Status: Accepted

o Partners involved: FRAUNHOFER & DT

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10th Annual Conference on Privacy, Security and Trust

o Title: Sticky Policies for Data Controll in the Cloud

o Authors: Slim Trabelsi and Jakub Sendor

o Venue: Paris, France

o Date: July 16-18, 2012

o Status: Accepted

o Partners: SAP

ruSMART2012: 5th conference on Internet of Things and Smart Spaces

o Title: Smart Space governing through Service Mashups

o Authors: Boris Moltchanov, Oscar Rodríguez Rocha, Luis Javier Suarez-Meza

o Venue: St.Petersburg, Russia

o Date: 27-29 August, 2012

o Status: Presented

o Partners: TI

Workshop at AAAI'12: Activity Context Representation

o Title: Social and AR Applications using the User’s Context and User Generated

Content

o Authors: Boris Moltchanov, Oscar Rodríguez Rocha, Maurizio Belluati, Fabio

Mondin, Carlo Alberto Licciardi

o Venue: Toronto, Canada

o Date: July 23, 2012

o Status: Presented

o Partners: TI

Future Networks & Mobile Summit 2012

o Title: Modelling Quality of Experience in Future Internet networks

o Authors: M. Iannone, F. Delli Priscoli, V. Suraci, A. Pietrabissa

o Venue: Berlin, Germany

o Date: 4-6 July 2012

o Status: Accepted

o Partners involved: UNIROMA1

3rd International Conference on Software Business (ICSOB)

o Title: Platform Substitution and Cannibalization: the Case of Portable Navigation

Devices

o Authors: Francesco Novelli

o Venue: MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts

o Date: June 19th 2012

o Status: Presented

o Partners involved: SAP

REcon’2012

o Title: Recognition of binary patterns by Morphological analysis

o Authors: G.Bonfante, J.-Y. Marion, F. Sabatier, A. Thierry

o Venue: Montreal, Canada

o Date: 14 - 16 June 2012

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o Status: Presented

o Partners involved: Inria

International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE) Workshop - Software

Engineering for Sensor Network Applications (SESENA)

o Title: Service Descriptions and Linked Data for Integrating WSNs into Enterprise

IT

o Authors: Matthias Thoma, Klaus Sperner, and Torsten Braun

o Venue: Zurich, Switzerland

o Date: June, 2nd 2012

o Status: Presented

o Partners involved: SAP

Scalable Computing: Practice and Experience (SCPE)

o Title: An Internet of Things Platform for Real-World and Digital Objects

o Authors: Suparna De, Tarek Elsaleh, Payam Barnaghi, and Stefan Meissner

o Venue: Scalable Computing: Practice and Experience, vol. 13, number 1, pp. 45–

57. ISSN 1895-1767

o Date: May 2012

o Status: Accepted

o Partners involved: University of Surrey

User-driven Open Innovation Ecosystems go really local...across borders

o Title: Exploring the role of Living Labs in the Future Internet PPP

o Authors: Juan Bareño

o Venue: Mechelen (Belgium)

o Date: 23 May 2012

o Partners involved: ATOS

World Telecommunications Congress 2012 - workshop "Cloud Computing in the

Telecom Environment, Bridging the Gap"

o Title: A Holistic View of Telco Clouds

o Authors: Lóránt Németh, József Bíró

o Venue: Miyazaki, Japan

o Date: 4 March 2012

o Status: Presented

o Partners involved: Nokia Siemens Networks

'ITU Kaleidoscope2011: The fully networked human? − Innovations for future networks

and services':

o Title: Context Representation Formalism and Its Integration into Context as a

Service in Clouds

o Venue: Cape Town, South Africa

o Date: 12-14 December 2011

o Speaker: Boris Moltchanov

o Partners involved: TI

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Participant in panel at Final EURASIAPAC Workshop (Strenghening Cooperation on ICT

Research between Europe and Asia-Pacific)[3]

o Title: Roadmap and Opportunities

o Venue: Brussels

o Date: 30 November 2011

o Speaker: Nuria de Lama

o Partners involved: ATOS

Participant in panel at Integration of AMI and AAL Platforms in the FI Platform Initiative

Workshop [4]

o Title: AAL and FI Communities Joining Forces: Technical Aspects

o Venue: Amsterdam

o Date: 16 November 2011

o Speaker: Thierry Nagellen

o Partners involved: FT

GARR Conference 2011

o Title: Extension of the OpenFlow framework to foster the Software Defined

Network paradigm in the Future Internet

o Authors: Andrea Simeoni, Marco Castrucci

o Venue: Bologna, Italy

o Date: 8-10 November 2011

o Status: Presented

o Partners involved: UNIROMA1

ServiceWave 2011 - NESSOS Workshop

o Title: Generic enablers for security of Future Internet Services

o Authors: P. Bisson

o Venue: Poznan, Poland

o Date: 28 October 2011

o Status: Presented

o Partners involved: Thales

ServiceWave 2011

o Title: FI-WARE Security: Future Internet Security Core

o Authors: Antonio García Vázquez, Pedro Soria-Rodriguez, Pascal Bisson, Daniel

Gidoin, Slim Trabelsi, Gabriel Serme

o Venue: Poznan, Poland

o Date: 26-28 October 2011

o Status: Presented

o DOI Code: 10.1007/978-3-642-24755-2

o Partners involved ATOS,Thales,SAP

Innovations in Sharing Environmental Observation and Information

o Title: Leveraging the Future Internet - Public Private Partnership for the

Environmental Usage Area

o Authors: Avlik, Denis; Schade, Sven; van Wijk, Wout; Usländer, Thomas; Hierro,

Juanjo

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o Venue: Ispra, Italy

o Date: 5 - 7 October 2011

o Status: Presented

o Partners involved: AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH, Vienna, Austria

(not in FI-WARE); European Commission, DG Joint Research Centre, Italy;

European Commission, DG Information Society & Media, Brussels,

Belgium;FRAUNHOFER; TID

Trust and Security CWG meeting of Internet of Services (Obj 1.2)

o Title: FI-WARE: security in the Future Internet

o Authors: P. Bisson & D. Gidoin

o Venue:Poznan, Poland

o Date: 28-29 September 2011

o Status: Presented

o Partners involved: Thales & ATOS

23rd European Modeling & Simulation Symposium

o Title: A Simulation Study of The Interdependence of Scalability and

Cannibalization in the Software Industry

o Authors: Novelli Francesco

o Venue: Rome, Italy

o Date: 12-14 September 2011

o Status: Presented

o Partners involved SAP

Transactions on Emerging Telecommunications Technologies Journal

o Title: Dynamic Class of Service mapping for Quality of Experience control in

future networks

o Authors: F. Delli Priscoli, L. Fogliati, A. Palo, A. Pietrabissa

o Date: 1 June 2012

o Status: accepted

o Partners: UNIROMA1

Future Networks & Mobile Summit 2011

o Title: Key Concepts for the Future Internet Architecture

o Authors: Castrucci M., Cecchi M., Delli Priscoli F., Fogliati L., Garino P., Suraci V.

o Venue: Warsaw, Poland

o Date: 15-17 June 2011

o Status: Presented

o Partners involved: TI & UNIROMA1

5.1.2 Book chapters

In the last six months the following contributions have been produced:

Chapter: Resource Management Mechanisms to Support SLAs in IaaS Clouds

o Chapter Authors: D. Breitgand, A. Epstein, B. Rochwerger

o Partners Involved: IBM

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o Book Details: Achieving Federated and Self-Manageable Cloud Infrastructures:

Theory and Practice, IGI Global, 2012, Isbn-10: 1-4666-1631-8

o Status: Published

Chapter: “Towards a Trustworthy Service Marketplace for the Future Internet,” in The

Future Internet, vol. 7281 F. Álvarez, F. Cleary, P. Daras, J. Domingue, A. Galis, A.

Garcia, A. Gavras, S. Karnourskos, S. Krco, M.-S. Li, V. Lotz, H. Müller, E. Salvadori, A.-

M. Sassen, H. Schaffers, B. Stiller, G. Tselentis, P. Turkama, and T. Zahariadis, Eds.

o Chapter Author: F. Di Cerbo, M. Bezzi, S. P. Kaluvuri, A. Sabetta, S. Trabelsi,

and V.

o Partners involved: SAP

o Book Details: Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 2012, pp. 105–116

Chapter: On the Concept of Metadata Exchange in Cloud Services

o Chapter Author: E. Castro-Leon, M. Shekhar, J. Kennedy, J. Wheeler, R.

Harmon, J. Elicegui, R. Yeluri

o Partners Involved: INTEL, TID

o Book Details: Intel Technology Journal, End to End Cloud Computing, Volume 16,

Issue 4, ISBN 978-1-934053-56-0, ISSN 1535-864x

Chapter: Internet of Services

o Chapter Author: Javier Soriano, Christoph Heitz, Hans-Peter Hutter, Rafael

Fernández, Juan J. Hierro, Juergen Vogel, Andy Edmonds, Thomas M. Bohnert

o Partners involved: UPM, SAP, TID

o Book Details: Telecom Services: towards a new ecosystem. Springer Lecture

Notes in Computer Science, 2013 (to appear)

Previously reported are:

Chapter: Towards a Trustworthy Service Marketplace for the Future Internet

o Chapter Author: Francesco Di Cerbo, Michele Bezzi, Samuel Paul Kaluvuri,

Antonino Sabetta, Slim Trabelsi and Volkmar Lotz

o Partners involved: SAP

o Book Details: The Future Internet - Future Internet Assembly 2012: From

Promises to Reality, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2012, Volume

7281/2012, 105-116, DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-30241-1_10 paper link:

http://www.springerlink.com/content/r703732774182416/

Chapter: Future Internet Foundations: Architectural Issue - A Cognitive Future Internet

Architecture

o Chapter Author: Delli Priscoli F., Castrucci M., Pietrabissa A., Suraci V.

o Partners involved: UNIROMA1

o Book Details: The Future Internet - Future Internet Assembly 2011: Achievements

and Technological Promises, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer,

2011, Volume 6656/2011, 91-102, DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-20898-0_1 paper link:

http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1983748

Chapter: Service Pricing

o Chapter Author: Kiemes T., Novelli F., & Oberle D.

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o Partners involved: SAP

o Book Details: Barros, Alistair; Oberle, Daniel (Eds.), Handbook of Service

Description (1st ed.), Springer, December 2011 (forthcoming)

Chapter: Chapter 13: Reducing Time to Market with the Platform as a Service Cloud of

the Future

o Chapter Author: José L. Vázquez-Poletti, Eduardo Oliveros, Rafael Moreno-

Vozmediano, Ignacio M. Llorente, Sebastián Ortega, Miguel Jiménez, Javier

Soriano, Andreas Menychtas

o Partners involved: UPM, TID

o Book Details: in Dana Petcu and Jose L. Vazquez-Poletti (Eds.) “European

Research Activities in Cloud Computing”, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, March

2012 (to appear)

5.1.3 Participation in Events (Presentations, round tables, keynotes...)

In the last six months the following contributions have been produced:

Presentation of KIARA Middleware and Security Concepts at CeBIT fair

o Title: Flexible, modular Security for a Networked Production

o Venue: CeBIT, Industry-4.0 booth of German BMBF, Hall 9

o Date: March 5-9, 2013

o Speaker: Philipp Slusallek, Jaime Martin Losa

o Partners involved: DFKI, EPROS, USAAR-CISPA

Pannon University - Invited lecture series on "IT trends in industry"

o Title: IT - telco convergence, Nokia Siemens Network activities in Hungary

o Venue: Veszprém, Hungary

o Date: 6 December 2012

o Speaker: Péter Gyenes, József Varga

o Partners involved: Nokia Siemens Networks

Scientific Association for Infocommunication - symposium on "A quiet revolution: SDN"

o Title: Network virtualization

o Venue: Budapest, Hungary

o Date: 22 November 2012

o Speaker: József Varga

o Partners involved: Nokia Siemens Networks

FUSECO Forum 2012

o Title: Overview of the upcoming Pan-European Future Internet Platform

Capabilities

o Venue: Berlin, Germany

o Date: 15-16 November, 2012

o Speaker: Hans J. Einsiedler

o Partners involved: DT

Openstack Swiss User Group

o Title: Developing OpenStack APIs

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o Venue: Zurich, Switzerland

o Date: 15 Nov, 2012

o Speaker: Thijs Metsch

o Partners involved: INTEL

green cities y sostenibilidad

o Title: La internet del futuro

o Venue: Malaga, Spain

o Date: 8 November, 2012

o Speaker: Jose Jimenez

o Partners involved: TID

Internet for the new century city

o Title: FI-WARE Short Overview

o Venue: Zaragoza, Spain

o Date: 7 November, 2012

o Speaker: Jose Jimenez

o Event Flickr Gallery

o Partners involved: TID

Smart City: Las Oportunidades de Internet del futuro

o Title: Smart City: Las oportunidades en la Internet del futuro

o Venue: Seville, Spain

o Date: 6 November, 2012

o Speaker: Jose Jimenez

o Partners involved: TID

Previously reported are:

BMW IT Fair

o Title: Open Cloud Computing

o Venue: Munich, Germany

o Date: 23-24 Oct, 2012

o Speaker: Thijs Metsch, Juergen Hairbucher, Enno Luebers

o Partners involved: INTEL

Research@Intel Europe

o Title: Open Cloud Computing

o Venue: Barcelona, Spain

o Date: 22-24 Oct, 2012

o Speaker: John Kennedy, Joe Butler

o Partners involved: INTEL

6th International DMTF Academic Alliance Workshop on Systems and Virtualization

Management at8th Int'l Conference on Network and Service Management (CNSM2012)

o Title: Autoconfiguration of Enterpirse-class Application Deployment in Virtualized

Infrastructure Using OVF Activation Mechanisms

o Venue: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

o Date: 22-26 October, 2012

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o Speaker: Fermín Galán Márquez

o Partners involved: TID

OpenStack Fall 2012 Summit

o Title: OpenStack

o Venue: San Diego, USA

o Date: 15-18 October, 2012

o Speaker: Alex Glikson

o Partners involved: IBM

- Future Internet: FI-WARE 2nd Open Call (FI Core Platform) & Oportunidades de Futuro

en FI

o Title: Phase I Use Cases & collaboration between projects (including mechanisms

and collaboration with FI-WARE)

o Venue: CDTI, Madrid

o Date: 4 October 2012

o Speaker: Nuria de Lama

o Partners involved: ATOS

Future Networks & Mobile Summit 2012 (Workshop)

o Title: Operator Business View on Wireless Network Programmability Solutions

o Venue: Berlin, Germany

o Date: 4-6 July 2012

o Speaker: Hans J. Einsiedler

o Partners involved: DT

IPv6 World Congress

o Title: Internet-IPv6: Impact on Internet products design and architecture

o Venue: Brussels, Belgium

o Date: 26-27 June, 2012

o Speaker: C. Ralli

o Partners involved: TID

Future Internet Assembly Research Roadmap for Horizon 2020, 2nd FIA Research

Roadmap Workshop - Looking to the Horizon

o Title: Relationship FIA-FI PPP, innovation and impact-oriented research (based

on formal comments sent to the FIA Research Roadmap)

o Venue: EC premises, Brussels

o Date: 25 June 2012

o Speaker: Nuria de Lama

o Partners involved: ATOS

Research@Intel

o Title: Trusted Cloud Services

o Venue: San Francisco, USA

o Date: 25-26 June, 2012

o Speaker: John Kennedy, Joe Butler

o Partners involved: INTEL

FI-PPP Road Show

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o Title: FI-WARE

o Venue: Brussels

o Date: 19 June 2012

o Speaker: Nuria de Lama

o Partners involved: ATOS

Smart AgriMatics 2012 International Conference

o Title: FI-WARE Standarization

o Venue: Forest Hill, Paris-La Villette, France

o Date: 14 June 2012

o Speaker: Nuria de Lama

o Partners involved: ATOS

User-Driven Open Innovation ecosystems go really local...across borders

o Title: Exploring the role of Living Labs in the Future Internet PPP

o Venue: Mechelen (Belgium)

o Date: 23 May 2012

o Speaker: Juan Bareño

o Partners involved: ATOS

5th International Workshop on Wireless Sensor, Actuator and Robot Networks

(WiSARN’2012-Spring) at 8th International Conference on Distributed Computing in

Sensor Systems (DCOSS’2012)

o Title: A Testing Framework for Discovering Vulnerabilities in 6LoWPAN Networks

o Venue: Hangzhou, China

o Date: 18 May 2012

o Speaker: A. Lahmadi

o Partners involved: Inria

Aalborg Future Internet Assembly

o Title: FI-WARE Standarization

o Venue: Aalborg, Denmark

o Date: 7-11 May 2012

o Speaker: Thierry Nagellen

o Partners involved: FT

Aalborg Platforms Session

o Title: FI-WARE A platform for innovation

o Venue: Aalborg, Denmark

o Date: 7-11 May 2012

o Speaker: Jose Jimenez

o Partners involved: TID

Aalborg Future Internet Assembly-FI PPP Business Working Group

o Title: FI-WARE: Business Approach and IPR Management

o Venue: Aalborg, Denmark

o Date: 10 May 2012

o Speaker: Nuria de Lama

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o Partners involved: ATOS

Aalborg proposers day

o Title: FI-WARE proposers day

o Venue: Aalborg, Denmark

o Date: 7-11 May 2012

o Speaker: Jose Jimenez

o Partners involved: TID

OpenStack Israel 2012 Summit

o Title of presentation: FI-WARE: EU-Sponsored OpenStack-Based Cloud Hosting

Infrastructure for the Future Internet

o Venue: Tel-Aviv, Israel

o Date: May 30, 2012

o Speaker: Alex Glikson

o Partners involved: IBM

Net!Works EXPERTS WORKSHOP on Critical Infrastructures

o Title of presentation: FI-WARE: Overview & Interface to the Network and Devices

o Venue: Stuttgart, Germany

o Date: May 3-4, 2012

o Speaker: Klaus Wuenstel

o Partners involved: ALU

'BCFIC2012: 2nd Baltic Conference on Future Internet Communications':

o Title: European Future Internet Tackling Clouds on the European Horizon

o Venue: Vilnius, Lithuania

o Date: 26 April 2012

o Speaker: Boris Moltchanov

o Partners involved: TI

CSP Cyber Security & Privacy EU Forum 2012

o Title of presentation: Future Internet Core Platform (FI-WARE & Security)

o Venue: Berlin, Germany

o Date: 24th - 25th April, 2012

o Speakers: Pascal Bisson, Daniel Gidoin

o Partners involved: Thales

4 Caast General Assembly4Caast General Assembly

o Title: NaaS for 4CaaSt: An Introduction

o Venue: Budapest, Hungary

o Date: 30 March 2012

o Speaker: Krisztián Sinka and József Bíró

o Partners involved: Nokia Siemens Networks

Internet of Things (IoT) in Sweden– system for industry and society[5]

o Title:Future Internet PPP, an European perspective

o Date March 26 2012

o Venue IVA - Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences, Stockholm,

Sweden

Future Internet Core Platform

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o Speaker Henrik Abramowicz

o Partners involved: Ericsson EAB

OGF34

o Title: FI-WARE OCCI-OpenStack demonstration to "OCCI Presentations" session

and contributions to sessions "OCCI Group Discussions", "OCCI PaaS

Discussions", and "Cloud Interoperability""

o Venue: Lyon, France

o Date: 12-15 March 2012

o Speaker: Andy Edmonds

o Partners involved: INTEL

CeBIT 2012 Bremen Innovation Forum

o Title: FI-WARE: Open Future Internet platform to advance Europe's

competitiveness in Future Internet technologies

o Venue: CeBIT, Hannover, Germany.

o Date: 8 March 2012

o Speaker: Stefano De Panfilis

o Partners involved: ENG

Presentation Fi-WARE

o Title: Presentation. Open call

o Venue: France.

o Date: March 2012

o Speaker: J MEUNIER-Technicolor P DANET Orange

o Partners involved: FT

Presentation Fi-WARE

o Title: Presentation. Open call

o Venue: Madrid, Spain.

o Date: March 2012

o Speaker: J. Hierro, J. Jimenez

o Partners involved: TID

Presentation Fi-WARE

o Title: FI-WARE Presentation. Open call

o Venue: Malaga, Spain.

o Date: March 2012

o Speaker: J. Hierro

o Partners involved: TID

Thematic meeting on Videogames (organized by eNEM, the Spanish Platform on

Networked Electronic Media)

o Title: FI-WARE and the FI PPP: Opportunities

o Venue: AMETIC, Madrid

o Date: 1 March 2012

o Speaker: Nuria de Lama

o Partners involved: ATOS

Finseny Stakeholders Workshop

Future Internet Core Platform

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o Title: FI-WARE Presentation at Finseny Stakeholders Workshop

o Venue: Siemens AG. Berlin, Germany.

o Date: 1 February 2012

o Speaker: Carlos Ralli Ucendo

o Partners involved: TID

The 4th EU-Japan Symposium on the "New Generation Network" and the "Future

Internet"

o Title: How can Atos Research & Innovation bring Security to your business

(through FI-WARE)?[6]

o Venue: TKP Tokyo eki Yaesu Conference Center

o Date: 19 January 2012

o Speaker: Elsa Prieto

o Partners involved: ATOS

The 4th EU-Japan Symposium on the "New Generation Network" and the "Future

Internet"

o Title: Cloud Infrastructures for Smart Scenarios [7]

o Venue: TKP Tokyo eki Yaesu Conference Center

o Date: 19 January 2012

o Speaker: Jesús Gorroñogoitia

o Partners involved: ATOS

CELTIC PLUS Proposers Day

o Title: Future Internet Core Platform CELTIC PLUS and FI PPP Use Case

Integration

o Venue: SETSI (Ministry of Industry), Madrid

o Date: 29 November 2011

o Speaker: Nuria de Lama

o Partners involved: ATOS

Integration of AMI and AAL Platforms in the FI Platform Initiative

o Title: FI Technology Enablers

o Venue: Amsterdam

o Date: 16 November 2011

o Speaker: Thierry Nagellen

o Partners involved: FT

Open Geospatial Consortium - Technical Committee Meeting

o Title: Internet of Things Services Enablement

o Venue: Brussels

o Date: 11 November 2011

o Speaker: Dénes Bisztray

o Partners involved: NSN

Future Internet Symposium 2011

o Title: Future Internet Research Challenges and Europe`s answer, the FI-PPP

o Venue: Wien, Austria

o Date: 8 November 2011

Future Internet Core Platform

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o Speaker: Thomas M. Bohner

o Partners involved: SAP

fOSSa Conference 2011:

o Title: FI-WARE methods and Open Source tools to build Future Internet

Applications

o Venue: CITI Laboratory, INSA Lyon (FR)

o Date: 27 October 2011

o Speaker: Davide Dalle Carbonare

o Partners involved: ENG

Future Internet Week

o Title: PANEL: Mobile clouds: What kind of applications can it offer?

o Venue: Poznan, Poland

o Date: 24-28 October 2011

o Speaker: Calin Curescu

o Partners involved: Ericsson

Future Internet Week

o Title: Presentation on the Open Call

o Venue: Poznan, Poland

o Date: 24-28 October 2011

o Speaker: J Hierro

o Partners involved: TID

Future Internet Week

o Title: PANEL: When infrastructure meets the user

o Venue: Poznan, Poland

o Date: 24-28 October 2011

o Speaker: Jose Jimenez

o Partners involved: TID

FIRST meeting (The European perspective on the European Cooperation with Latin

America)[8]

o Title: FI-WARE: International Cooperation with Latin America (views and interest

from the FI PPP)

o Venue: Poznan

o Date: 26 October 2011

o Speaker: Nuria de Lama

o Partners involved: ATOS

Future Internet PPP presentation at Future Internet Conference-Session User-driven

Innovation[9]

o Title: The Future Internet PPP

o Venue: Poznan

o Date: 24 October 2011

o Speaker: Nuria de Lama

o Partners involved: ATOS

'u-World2011: New Dimension of the Smart Planet in U-Era':

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o Title: Context-Aware Content Casting and Context Enabled Clouds over EU

o Venue: Dalian, China

o Date: 24 October 2011

o Speaker: Boris Moltchanov

o Partners involved: TI

Event on Future Internet PPP organized by es.internet, Spanish Technology Platform on

Future Internet (in Spanish)

o Title: Presentation of PPPactivitites

o Venue: Madrid Spain

o Date: 20 October 2011

o Speaker: J. Cavanillas

o Partners involved: ATOS

Event on Future Internet PPP organized by es.internet, Spanish Technology Platform on

Future Internet (in Spanish)

o Title: Presentation of Fi-WARE

o Venue: Madrid Spain

o Date: 20 October 2011

o Speaker: J. Hierro

o Partners involved: TID

Event on Future Internet PPP organized by es.internet, Spanish Technology Platform on

Future Internet (in Spanish)

o Title: Jornadas internet del futuro

o Venue: Madrid Spain

o Date: 20 October 2011

o Speaker: Jose Jimenez

o Partners involved: TID

Congreso Telecom I+D

o Title: La PPP Futuro de Internet

o Venue: Santander Spain

o Date: 20 October 2011

o Speaker: Jose Jimenez

o Partners involved: TID

3rd European Innovation Summit

o Title: FI-WARE

o Venue: Brussels EC

o Date: 18 October 2011

o Speaker: Jose Jimenez

o Partners involved: TID

3rd European Innovation Summit

o Title: Smart cities Keynote

o Venue: Brussels EC

Future Internet Core Platform

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o Date: 18 October 2011

o Speaker: Jose Jimenez

o Partners involved: TID

4th ISI SatCom Day [10]

o Title: ISI & Future Internet: Is there a role for Satellite in Future Internet?

o Venue: Brussels

o Date: 18 October 2011

o Speaker: Nuria de Lama

o Partners involved: ATOS

Region Innovation through the FI PPP:

o Title: FI-WARE and Regions: the center of a future ecosystem

o Venue: Brussels

o Date: 13 oct 2011

o Speaker: Stefano De Panfilis

o Partners involved: ENG

Future networks concertation meeting in Brussels

o Title: Fiware presentation

o Venue: Brussels EU Future Networks concertation meeting

o Date October 6- 7 2011

o Speaker: Henrik Abramowicz

o Partner: EAB

NetWorks General Assembly [11]

o Title: Future Internet Core Platform: the Telco Industry and Application Areas

o Venue: Brussels

o Date: 05 October 2011

o Speaker: Nuria de Lama

o Partners involved: ATOS

'ICUMT2011: Ultra Modern Telecommunications and Control Systems':

o Title: European Future Internet – an Opportunity or a Necessarity

o Venue: Budapest, Hungary

o Date: 05 October 2011

o Speaker: Boris Moltchanov

o Partners involved: TI

IMS Global Congress

o Title: Exploiting the capabilities of IMS in the Emerging Future Internet World

o Venue: IIR IMS Global Congress 2011, Madrid, Spain,

o Date: October 4, 2011

o Speaker: Thomas Magedanz

o Partner: FRAUNHOFER

ICTurkey 2011

o Title: Joining The FI-PPP: The FI-WARE Open Call

o Venue: Istanbul, Turkey

Future Internet Core Platform

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o Date: 27 September 2011

o Speaker: Thomas M. Bohnert

o Partners involved: SAP

OGF33

o Title: FI-WARE and Standardistaion (at OCCI Working Group F2F sessions)

o Venue: Lyon, France

o Date: 19-23 September 2011

o Speaker: Andy Edmonds

o Partners involved: INTEL

EuroView 2011

o Title: "FI-WARE: The Technology Foundation of the FI-PPP"

o Venue: Wuerzburg, Germany

o Date: 1 August 2011

o Speaker: Markus Heller, Thomas M. Bohnert

o Partners involved: SAP

Samos Summit 2011

o Title: FI-WARE

o Title: The FI PPP Core Platform and the ISU (Interoperability Service Utility)

o Venue: Samos

o Date: 3-6 july 2011

o Speaker: Stefano De Panfilis

o Partners involved: ENG

Third Usage Area Workshop

o Title: "A Unified Service Description Language (USDL)

o Venue: Brussels, Belgium

o Date: 29 June 2011

o Speaker: Markus Heller, Thomas M. Bohnert, Andreas Friesen

o Partners involved: SAP

FI-WARE presentation at Third Usage Area Workshop [12]

o Title: FI-WARE: The Core Platform Project

o Venue: Brussels

o Date: 29 June 2011

o Speaker: Thierry Nagellen

o Partners involved: FT

FI-WARE presentation (focused on Open Calls and engagement opportunities) at Third

Usage Area Workshop [13]

o Title: FI-WARE and the Open Calls

o Venue: Brussels

o Date: 29 June 2011

o Speaker: Nuria de Lama

o Partners involved: ATOS

Funems - Future Networks

o Title: FI-WARE

Future Internet Core Platform

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o Venue: Warsaw, Poland

o Date: 20 June 2011

o Speaker: Jose Jimenez

o Partners involved: TID

II European Summit on the future Internet

o Title: FI-WARE

o Venue: Luxembourg,

o Date: 6 June 2011

o Speaker: Jose Jimenez

o Partners involved: TID

SYSTOR 2011, The 4th Annual International Systems and Storage Conference

o Title: FI-WARE: Core Platform for Future Internet Applications

o Venue: Haifa, Israel

o Date: May 30 - June 1, 2011

o Speaker: Alex Glikson

o Partners involved: IBM, INTEL, TID

Proposers Day Budapest

o Title: FI-WARE

o Venue: Budapest, Hungary

o Date: 20 May 2011

o Speaker: Jose Jimenez

o Partners involved: TID

Presentation at BIC (Building International Collaboration for Trusworthy ICT) Workshop

in IWT2011: [14]

o Title: Future Internet in Europe: An overview of related Initiatives and ICT Security

Challenges

o Venue: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

o Date: 3 May 2011

o Speaker: Aljosa Pasic

o Partners involved: ATOS

Presentation of Linked-USDL and Business Framework (WP3) on the TrustedCloud

standards workshop

o TrustedCloud is an initiative of the German Ministry of Economics to support

secure and safe cloud computing for small and medium enterprises and public

sector. Part of this initiatives are 14 projects tackling various aspects of secure

cloud computing for SME. F SAP (Dr. Torsten Leidig) presented USDL and FI-

WARE GE in a keynote at the TrustedCloud Standards Workshop on May 9th, at

the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT).

5.1.4 Training materials & Tutorials

In the last six months the following contributions have been produced:

Future Internet Core Platform

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FI-PPP Architects Week for Phase II use-case projects where extensive raining material

was provided to those projects, who in turn provided mappings of their solutions to FI-

WARE enablers/architecture.

o Venue: UPM, Madrid

o Dates: April 2-5 2013

Previously reported are:

FI-WARE GE webinars for developers

o Venue: online

o Dates: November-December 2012

Educational sessions with Use Cases

o Venue: Zurich , Switzerland

o Venue: Madrid, Spain

o Date: May-June 2012