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FUTURE INTERNET CONNECTED CONTENT

INCUBATOR

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1. Présentation générale du FI PPP

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FI-PPP : Overview

FI-PPP : Future Internet Public-Private Partnership

PROGRAMME AIMS :

• Accelerate the development and adoption of Future Internet technologies in Europe

• Advance the European market for smart infrastructures

• Increase the effectiveness of business processes through Future Internet technologies

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FI-PPP : Overview

TECHNOLOGICAL OBJECTIVES :

• Deliver validated Internet services on consistent and compatible platforms through usage area projects

• Provide a large selection of reusable key technology enablers, called Generic or Specific Enablers

• Validate Generic and Specific Enablers via large-scale service and application use case trials in different business sectors

KEY FIGURES :

• Total investment : 500 millions euros including 300 million euro EC contribution

• Number of partners : 158• Countries represented : 23

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FI-PPP : Overview

PROGRAMME APPROACH :• The FI-PPP programme is performed in three phases from 2011 to 2016

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PPP Future Internet : Phase 1

• Phase 1: April 2011 – March 2013 (90 M€ European investment)– Usage area requirements– Architecture and development of generic and specific enablers– Evaluation of test infrastructures

• Phase 1 aimed to define the technological foundation (May

2011-April 2014) and 8 use cases projects (April 2011-March 2013). This base, called FI-Ware, is built around:– Access to services– Cloud hosting– Activation of the Internet of Things– Data and context management– Interfaces to networks and equipments– Security, privacy and trust.

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PPP Future Internet : Phase 2

Phase 2: April 2013 – March 2015 (80 M€ European investment)• Prepare for early trials• Develop core platform and use case specific functionalities• Run early trials

Phase 2 aims to develop core platform: through the XIFI project, 5 main nodes have been setting up in Germany (Berlin), Spain (Séville), Italy (Trento), Ireland (Dublin) and France (ImaginLab in Lannion).

• 12 additional nodes will be deployed in the next few months.• Phase 2 includes 5 uses cases trials :

FINESCE: http://www.finesce.eu/ Fispace: http://www.fispace.eu/ FI-STAR: https://www.fi-star.eu FITMAN: http://www.fitman-fi.eu/ FI-CONTENT 2: http://mediafi.org/

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PPP Future Internet : Phase 3

Phase 3: September 2014 – September 2016 (100 M€ European investment)

• Will provide stable infrastructure for large-scale trials (FI-CORE Project)• Aims proving viability of concept through large-scale trials including innovative

SMEs• Aims creating a sustainable ecosystem for SME-driven innovation through the

selection of 16 FI-Accelerators. FI-C3 (consortium lead by Images-et –Reseaux) is one of them.

Phase 3 will be entirely dedicated to SMEs.

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2. FI PPP et l’appel à projet porté par FI-C3 et le pôle

Pour quoi faire ? Sur quels thèmes ? Quel intérêt pour les

acteurs du territoire ?

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FI-C3 : Who are we ?

Images et Réseaux

FRANCE

iMinds

BELGIUM

Madrid ICT & Audio Visual

Cluster

SPAIN

Grassroots Arts & Research

GERMANY

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FRANCE

FI-C3

PARTNERS

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What is FI-C3 ?

FI-C3 is an incubator for projects proposed by SMEs and web-entrepreneurs in in three business domains.

3 cross connected domains

Smart Territories

Media & Content

Care & Well-being

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FI-C3 : Smart territories

Smart Territories :smart city guide; smart city platforms; smart city services; personalised location based services and apps; infotainment; in real time connecting moving people and place and events; use of open data; etc

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FI-C3 : Media & Content

Media & Content :multimedia augmented reality; transmedia—cross all media devices--; video games; cinema ; TV; internet video; eLearning; on-line editing and postproduction; web software needed to support/publish/produce this content; etc

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FI-C3 : Care & Well-being

Care & Well-being:smart home; indoor position; personalised connected media; quantified self-ambient assisted living; secure home; location based services

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FI-C3 : Funding

4,5 millions Euros

WEB Entrepreneur SME

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FI-C3 : Funding

Web Entrepreneurs

Limited duration : between 6 and 18 months

Financial support :• Maximum amount = 50 k€• 25 k€ maximum per 6 months

Manpower funding : limited to 75%

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FI-C3 : Funding

SME

Limited duration : between 6 and 18 months

Financial support :• Maximum amount = 150 k€• 75 k€ maximum per 6 months

Manpower funding : limited to 75%

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FI-C3 : Eligible costs & payment

ELIGIBLE COSTS :

PAYMENT PROCESS :Payment will be executed by slices representing 3 months of work

• 50% of the 3 month allocation as advanced payment at the beginning of the period

• the remaining 50% after approval of the period deliverables by the Monitoring Committee.

Maximum eligible cost Re-imbursement rate

Man-power 100 % of total 75%

Travels 5 % of total 100%

Subcontracting 25 % of total 100%

Other costs 10 % of total 100%

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FI-C3 : Key points

2 yearsSept 14 – Sept 16

3 calls6 evaluations

PAYMENT50%

prefinancing50% after evalution

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FI-C3 : What can you expect from us ?

SUPPORT

Business coaching

Assistance to proposal submission

Living LabsField User

tests

Technical assistance

on using the enablers

Go to market strategy

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Phase 3 : the other accelerators

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Phase 3 : Sectors covered by the AcceleratorsSME & WE can also apply to other accelerators covering other domains.

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3. Soumission et évaluation des projets

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FI-C3 : Selection process

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FI-C3 : Application - What do we expect from the applicants?

FI-C3

Executive summary

Project pitch

Gantt chart

Team presentation

Technical annex

Budget

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FI-C3 : Evaluation criteria

The following selection and evaluation criteria for project proposals will be used:Business idea

• The idea is aligned with the strategy and activities of FI-PPP• The degree of inventiveness and use of FI-PPP enablers• A clear customer need (Need)• A business model development (Approach)• At least 1 clear and strong differentiator identified (Benefit)• The initial market is identified and sufficiently large (Competition)

Team• The core team is committed and willing to bear the entrepreneurial risk• The core team is capable of achieving techn(olog)ical developments• The team is willing to accept external coaching• The team is willing to go global (international business orientation)

Status & potential• The proof-of-concept of the technology MUST be achieved within the first 3 month evaluation period• An idea of the actions required regarding freedom-to-operate & IPR exists• Potential break-even possible within 2 to 3 years• Potential sales of at least EUR 1 million possible within 3 years• Potential sales of at least EUR 10 million possible long term

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FI-C3 : Calls planning

Description \ Month 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24WP/Task sept-14 oct-14 nov-14 déc-14 janv-15 févr-15 mars-15 avr-15 mai-15 juin-15 juil-15 août-15 sept-15 oct-15 nov-15 déc-15 janv-16 févr-16 mars-16 avr-16 mai-16 juin-16 juil-16 août-16WP1 Management (MGT)

T1.1 Overall project managementT1.2 Account keeping & fund distribution to beneficiariesT1.3 ReportingT1.4 Administrative management of sub-grantsT1.5 Sub-grant candidate financial assessmentT1.6 Projects KPI Management

WP2 FI-PPP Networking and SME Support (COOR)T2.1 Liaison for Open Call DefinitionT2.2 Liaison on the Promotion of the Open CallsT2.3 Collaboration on SME Engagement Services Call Open Deadline Call Open Deadline Call Open Deadline

WP3 Innovative project starter (SUPP)T3.1 Call organisation Cal l Cal l Cal l

T3.2 Project selection T3.3 Projects monitoring call 1 Evaluation Evaluation

Projects monitoring call (1) + 2 Evaluation Evaluation

Projects monitoring call (1) + (2) + 3 Evaluation Evaluation

WP4 Experimentation on the platforms (RTD)T4.1 Technical assistance to developersT4.2 Hosting facilitiesT4.3 User driven innovation facilities

T4.3.1 Focus group organisation T4.3.2/3/4 Field User Tests WP5 Business development (SUPP)

T5.1 Business Modelling and Customer Development workshops. T5.2 One-on-one business coaching . T5.3 High-level advisory board

WP6 Dissemination (OTH)T6.1 Dissemination planT6.2 Calls promotion and disseminationT6.3 Web site and on-line communicationT6.4 Events, Exhibitions, Conferences attendance

Selection : 2 weeks Decision : 1 week Negociation : 1 week

Evaluation : 1 day/sub-grantee Target setting : 1 day/sub-grantee

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Call 1Preparation Preparation

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FI-C3 : Project lifecycle and support

Project lifecyle and support

Assistance to proposal preparation

Technical support

Business coaching

Field user tests

Go to market

Projectselection Evaluation EvaluationEvaluation

ProjectDelivery

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FI-C3 : Contact

Simon Boisserpe (Atlanpole): boisserpe@atlanpole.fr

gmaugis@images-et-reseau.com

pfrancois@images-et-reseau.com

jhary@images-et-reseau.com

www.fic3project.eu

Not yet active under

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Thanks !

http://fi-ppp.euhttp://fi-ware.org

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Annex

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Generic Enablers

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FI-PPP

Generic Enablers (1)

72 GEs are today provided by the FI-Ware project. They are grouped into 6 chapters:

• Applications/Services Ecosystems and Delivery Framework • Cloud Hosting • Data/Context Management • Interface to Networks and Devices • Internet of Things Services Enablement • Security

– La release 4 de FI-WARE qui sera publiée au 1er septembre intègre une mise à jour du catalogue (ajout de 2 nouveaux GE, retrait de quelques anciens GE)

– La gouvernance du FI PPP vient de modifier FI-WARE en FIWARE.

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Generic Enablers (2) : some examples

• Cloud Hosting :– IaaS Data Center Resource Management GE : This GE provides the facilities to provision virtual machines, as well as to associated

compute, storage and network resources. (http://catalogue.fi-ware.eu/enablers/iaas-data-center-resource-management-ge-ibm-implementation)

– IaaS Service Management : This GE is key component to provide an automated control solution over Virtual Machines through scaling up/down and in/out in an automated manner and helps to save valuable time/resources by automating management of failure tasks that need to be done repeatedly. (http://catalogue.fi-ware.eu/enablers/iaas-service-management-claudia)

– Monitoring GE : Monitoring GE is the key component to allow incorporating monitoring and metering mechanisms in order be able to constantly check the performance of the system, but the architecture should be easily extended to collect data for other required needs. Monitoring involves gathering operational data in a running system. (http://catalogue.fi-ware.eu/enablers/monitoring-ge-tid-implementation)

– Object Storage GE : This Generic Enabler provides robust, scalable object storage functionality through an open, standardized interface: it exposes a CDMI interface on top of OpenStack Swift. The CDMI interface provides a standardized mechanism to manipulate both the binary objects that are stored, and the hierarchy of containers in which they are organised. This RESTful API can be accessed from any client technology that can communicate over HTTP. By building on top of OpenStack Swift, all the benefits of this rapidly maturing open-source cloud storage solution can be realized. The highly-available, distributed, and scalable features of swift can be exposed using commodity hardware. (http://catalogue.fi-ware.eu/enablers/object-storage-ge-fi-ware-implementation)

– PaaS Manager : Pegasus orchestrates the provisioning of the required virtual resources at IaaS level and the installation and configuration of the whole software stack of the application, taking into account the underlying virtual infrastructure. It provides a flexible mechanism to perform the deployment, enabling multiple deployment architectures: everything in a single server, several servers, or elastic architectures based on load balancers and different software tiers. Pegasus is a easy way to deploy your applications in the FIWARE Cloud. (http://catalogue.fi-ware.eu/enablers/paas-manager-pegasus)

– Software Management & Configuration : Sagitta (the Software Deployment and Configuration -SDC- GE), which is the key enabler used to support automated deployment (installation and configuration) of software on running virtual machines. As part of the complete process of deployment of applications, the aim of Sagitta is to deploy software product instances upon request of the user using the API or through the Cloud Portal. (http://catalogue.fi-ware.org/enablers/software-deployment-configuration-sagitta)

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FI-PPP

Generic Enablers (3) : zoom on Iaas Data Center Resource Management GE

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Specific Enablers

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FI-PPP

Specific Enablers: example of FI-Content 2

• Major European and global companies and research centers have joined their skills in the FI-Content 2 initiative to drive innovation at the crossroads of content, media, networks and creativity.

• This initiative aims at developing and experimenting across Europe cutting edge ICT platforms devoted to applications and services in the areas of:– pervasive games, – smart city services, – and social connected TV.

• So far, 22 Specific Enablers have been developed in the FI-Content 2 Project.

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FI-PPP

Specificic Enablers (2) : some examples

• Smart City Guide :– Reperio (Recommendation Services) : Reperio is a recommendation engine including collaborative and

thematic functionality (recommendation, ranking, prediction). Reperio is content-agnostic and thus can be used on any on collaborative data (logs) or on thematic data (catalogues). (http://mediafi.org/?portfolio=recommendation-services)

– Open City Database : The Open City Database (OCDB) is an open source database for any smart city related data (e.g. points of interest, open city data and related media from various sources). Besides its database functionality the OCDB provides a comprehensive API to create, modify and request data sets for their integration with smart city guide apps or any other application or service that may take advantage of open city data.( http://mediafi.org/?portfolio=open-city-database)

– KIWANO (Virtual / mixed reality) : The Kiwano SE is a scalable spatial database able to manage a large number of moving objects in real time. It is able to record their location with a high frequency of updates and perform searches such as retrieving the list of neighbours of an object. It also implements communication between moving objects with methods for sending data within neighbours. (http://mediafi.org/?portfolio=virtual-mixed-reality)

– Recommendation Services : The Recommendations as a Service (RaaS) SE provides the ability to create a professional recommendation engine with just a few mouse clicks and no programming skills. This SE can maintain your item and user data and will host your recommendation engine as a service in the cloud or on your own server infrastructure. Thereby, decision makers can choose whether to use ratings, likes, check-ins or implicit feedback, such as clicks or consumption time. In addition, they can adjust the way the personalisation works by selecting from a wide range of well-explained algorithms.( http://mediafi.org/?portfolio=recommendation-as-a-service)

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Specific Enablers (3) : zoom on Recommendation Services SE

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