20080228 European research on Service Engineering

European research
on Service
Engineering

Arian Zwegers

Amigo Event, Eindhoven (NL), 28 Feb 2008

Overview

• ICT in EU – Context
– Trends in business and ICT
– ICT market in EU
• FP6
– Software Technologies
– Grid Technologies
– NESSI Technology Platform
• FP7
– Results of call 1
– Future Internet
– Internet of Services
– Home environments
– Work Programme 2009-10
• Conclusions


Trends in Business and ICT

Business/social trends
• Outsourcing
• Open Innovation
• Ecosystems
• Compliance
• Prosumer
• Democratisation of content exchange

ICT trends
• Convergence
• Broadband adoption
• Consumerisation of technology
• RFID
• Virtualisation
• SaaS


ICT Market, 2006
By region and by product

• Europe is world’s largest ICT market
• Europe has a large software and services
market Office equipment,
1.3%
Computer hardware,
Rest of World, 12.2%
24.2% IT services, 20.6%
Europe, End-user
33.4% communications
equipment, 4.2%

Software, 11.1%

Japan, 14.1%
Datacom and
network equipment,
Carrier services,
6.4%
US, 28.3% 44.1%

Total value = Total value =
€ 2,033 billion Source: EITO, 2007 € 680 billion


Top100 suppliers serving the
Western European Software & IT
Services market
• 60% of companies come from Europe
• 43% of revenues stay in Europe
ByBy number of companies (in1 %,
number of companies (in %, 2004) 2004) By revenue (in % ofrevenue (in %, 2004)
By Top 100 revenue, 2004)
SE RoE
Asia IT
UK
4 NL 11 3
20 3
US/
DE
Canada
These Euro- 11
pean compa-
36 nies account
61% of for only 43% US/
companies 54
13 FR of the overall Canada
come from Top 100 FR 13
Europe companies’
revenues
10
10
6 DE 3
3 4 5 UK
RoE NL Asia
SE IT

Source: PAC
http://www.softwareleadership.info/

ICT: The Innovation Motor
No. 1

In medical technologies
ICT is the foundation for
more than 90% of all
The driver of more than
innovations.
90% of all innovations in
logistics is ICT.

More than 90% of all recent
innovations in the automotive
sector are based on ICT.

ICT is a main driver of
innovations in the
networked home
Amigo Event, Eindhovenfrom: Prof. Wahlster, DFKI
Adapted (NL), 28 Feb 2008 environment.

Software and Services

• A key industrial sector
– 1 Mio specialists in EU
– 200 B€ market (70 B€ Software)
– EU ICT market growth mainly driven by
software and IT services (EITO ’06): 5.8% for
2006-07
• The engine room of the Information
Society
– Important EU industry sectors depend on S&S
– 70% of software development takes place in
non-software companies


Research in Software
Technologies
FP6 project portfolio

SODIUM STASIS
WS2 SECSE
ASG SIMS OPUCE SMS
AMIGO INFRAWEBS PROMISE PLASTIC

MUSIC COMET MIDAS QUALIPSO
MADAM SELF
TRUSTCOM TOSSAD
FLOSSWORLD
FLOSSMETRICS
EVOTEST DEDISYS TEAM CALIBRE
SHADOWS EDOS
SELFMAN MODELPLEX SQO-OSS PYPY
CREDO GORDA COMANCHE QUALOSS

REDSEEDS MOMOCS MODELWARE AMPLE AOSD VIDE
RODIN

46 projects + 4 studies
275 M€ (Total investment)
ROADMAPPING 168 M€ (EC funding)
Fassbinder, NessiSoft, 3S 525 Participants
2400 Person/year

See also: http://cordis.europa.eu/ist/st/projects.htm

Research in Grid Technologies
FP6 project portfolio

supporting the Grid community international cooperation
EU Funding: 130 M€ Grid services,
Challengers Nessi-Grid Grid@Asia EchoGrid business models
trust, security Bridge
GridCoord Degree EC-Gin GridEcon
GridTrust AssessGrid Edutain@
ArguGrid
Grid
Provenance BeinGrid
SIMDAT BeinGrid A-Ware Sorma
business
industrial business
experiments
platforms, user simulations experiments
environments
data, knowledge,
NextGRID Akogrimo BREIN semantics
Grid4all KnowArc XtreemOS
service mobile agents &
services semantics Linux based Chemomen
Gredia QosCosGrid architecture tum
Grid
CoreGRID operating K-WF Grid InteliGrid
g-Eclipse GridComp
system
virtual laboratories Datamining
OntoGrid
UniGrids HPC4U Grid

Wave 2 – start 2006 Specific support Integrated Network of Specific targeted
action project excellence research project
Wave 1 – start 2004
See also: http://cordis.europa.eu/ist/grids/projects.htm

From FP6 to FP7
European Technology Platforms

What are they
www.nessi-
www.emobility.eu.org Industry-led public-private
europe.com
partnerships that bring together
industry, research community and
public authorities in areas of strategic
economic importance for Europe
Large Scale EU
Partnerships Objective
World class performance in research
joining the future and innovation in ICT by closing the
gap with Europe’s leading competitors

Focus
on user value and end-to-end
solutions, on convergence, innovation,
www.isi-
www.nem-initiative.org standards, interoperability, spectrum,
initiative.eu.org/
IPRs, international cooperation

See also: http://cordis.europa.eu/technology-platforms/home_en.html

NESSI

Aims to develop a visionary strategy for Software and
Services driven by a common Strategic Research Agenda
where innovation and business strengths are reinforced.

Expected impact:
• standardisation, common service platform open standards
• improve EU competitiveness in S&S
• reduce sector fragmentation and align R&D efforts
• openness: an open initiative mobilising SMEs, academia
and industry
http://www.nessi-europe.eu
• address key R&D and policy challenges in S&S


Injecting over €9bn to boost
European Information and Communication Technologies

ICT Work Programme 2007-
2008
i2010 End-to-end systems for Socio-economic goals
Flagships
Digital ICT for Intelligent ICT for
content health car and independent
and sustainable living and
ETPs knowledge growth inclusion

Network and
Technology roadblocks

service

Future and Emerging
infrastructures

Technologies
Cognitive systems,
robotics and
interaction

Components,
subsystems and
embedded systems

Source: ICT WP2007-2008

Challenge 1
‘Pervasive & Trusted Network & Service
Infrastructures’

To define and develop the network and service infrastructure of the future

• Technological evolution of the networks
• Availability of dynamic service platforms
• Converged and interoperable network environments

….towards the next generation service infrastructure


Obj 1.2, Software & Services
Overview of (likely) projects

Users & service front-ends
Persist, ServFace, m:Ciudad, ALIVE, OPEN
Software &
Service
Engineering
Services (complexity,
SLA@SOI, SOA4ALL, Romulus, ADMIRE, SHAPE dependability)

DEPLOY, S-CUBE,
Protest, Q-Impress,
Infrastructure/Virtualisation FAST, COMPAS,
RESERVOIR, IRMOS, SmartLM, STREAM, OMP
MANCOOSI,
MOST, DIVA
Reference service architecture
NEXOF-RA

Support actions
NESSI 2010, Service Web 3.0

Amigo Event, See also: http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/ssai/projects_en.html
Eindhoven (NL), 28 Feb 2008

Software and Services
Planning future research in FP7

FP6 FP7
FP7 – Call 1
ASG SIMS
SODIUM

OPUCE SMS
WS2
STASIS
SECSE
WP 2009-10
AMIGO INFRAWEBS PROMISE PLASTIC

MUSIC COMET MIDAS QUALIPSO
MADAM SELF
TRUSTCOM TOSSAD

SHADOWS
EVOTEST DEDISYS TEAM EDOS
FLOSSWORLD
FLOSSMETRICS
CALIBRE
Evolution?
SELFMAN MODELPLEX SQO-OSS PYPY
CREDO GORDA COMANCHE QUALOSS

REDSEEDS MOMOCS MODELWARE AMPLE AOSD VIDE
RODIN

Services in the
supporting the Grid community international cooperation
Future Internet?
Grid services,
Challengers Nessi-Grid Grid@Asia EchoGrid business models
trust, security
GridCoord Degree Bridge
EC-Gin GridEcon
GridTrust AssessGrid
Edutain@
ArguGrid
Provenance

platforms, user
SIMDAT
industrial
simulations
BeinGrid
BeinGrid
business
business
experiments
experiments
A-Ware
Grid

Sorma New research
environments

QosCosGrid KnowArc
NextGRID
service
Akogrimo
mobile
BREIN
agents &
XtreemOS
data, knowledge,
semantics subjects?
services semantics Linux based Chemomen
Gredia
architecture tum
Grid4all Grid
CoreGRID operating K-WF Grid InteliGrid
g-Eclipse GridComp
system
virtual laboratories Datamining
OntoGrid
UniGrids HPC4U Grid


Challenge 1
Future Internet
Internet of Services, Service Web 3D Internet

Future Internet

Networks of the Future
Sources: 3GPP, 3GPP2, Qualcomm, WiMAX Forum
http://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/EXPORT/DL/38496.pdf Internet of Things
http://www.itu.int/osg/spu/publications/internetofthings/
Amigo Event, Eindhoven (NL), 28 Feb Second Life
2008

The Internet of Tomorrow
will be mainly about
Intelligent Services
• Most of the digital
universe will remain
unstructured •How will the Consumer dynamically discover
the existence of a Service Provider?
• Tools and techniques will
•How can the Consumer locate the Provider?
be required to add
•How can the Consumer and Provider describe
structure to this content
how to connect to each other, in a standard
to improve search, format which can be understood regardless of
discovery, management, their IT platforms?
security, and storage •How can they exchange messages in a common
• We will be facing serious messaging format which is independent of their
problems in information: underlying platforms?
– finding •What data format can they use to exchange
– extracting data independent of their underlying database
technologies?
– representing
– interpreting
– maintaining

Source: Joao Da Silva, EC

New roles in services

• Around 10,000 active
endpoints described with WSDL
files as of end 2007 (Source:
SEEKDA)
• Service search engines, service
crawlers, e.g. Aleph/SEEKDA
• Service brokers, market
places, e.g. StrikeIron

Internet of Services
an IT perspective

NETWORK
PARTICIPANTS GOVERNMENT & BUSINESS & SCIENCE CITIZEN/CONSUMER/
INFRASTRUCTURE Cluster/SME, new Service and EMPLOYEE
eGovernment, eEnergy, Business Models „Digital Lifestyle“, New Media,
eHealth, Public Security Communities, Collaboration

OPEN
SERVICE DELIVERY
PLATFORM SECURE
BROADBAND INTERNET SERVICE-/USER-
INFRASTRUCTURE FRIENDLY IT
of SERVICES

NETWORK
ENABLER AND
FOUNDATION SERVICE-ORIENTED
INTERNET
MULTIMEDIA SOFTWARE
of THINGS
CONTENT APPLICATIONS

Source: http://www.empolis.com/executive-forum/2007/
Assets/PDF/Prof.%20Dr.%20Lutz%20Heuser.pdf

an IT perspective

Source: http://www.empolis.com/executive-forum/
2007/Assets/PDF/Prof.%20Dr.%20Lutz%20Heuser.pdf

a Telco perspective

End customer created services
3rd party services

BT services

Common software building blocks

Global network and computing

Converged
Servers Storage
bandwidth

Concept- Lead-to- Trouble-to-
to-market cash resolve
23
Source: British Telecom

Questions for debate

• Are we going to see architectural tensions
between the telco and IT service cultures?
• What is going to be in the network, what is going
to be in the services/applications (e.g., location
awareness, billing)?
• What will be the scope of services to be enabled in
the Future Internet?
• Will this lead to a repositioning of industrial
players or opportunities for new players?
• Can we miss the chance to provide opportunities
for the EU service industry?

Source: Joao Da Silva, EC

Home Environments in FP7
Communication Personal Content/Creativity
Networks Environment (new media, learning,
culture)

Nano-electronics Social Challenges
Home (health, inclusion,
Environment mobility, environment,
governments)
Embedded Systems

Intelligent
Software & Grids
Infrastructures Business/Industry
(business, work,
manufacturing)
Simulation and
Robotic
Visualisation
Systems Trust/Confidence

Knowledge/Cognitive
Systems Future & Emerging Technologies

Source: COM(2005) 119 final
http://europa.eu.int/comm/research/future/pdf/specifc_programmes/fp7sp_cooperation_en.pdf

From focus on devices…

VoD, Video
Internet, Music and streaming, music
TV/video everywhere download, storage

Web Tablet
Home Laptop Video walkman
automation PDA
and Control Bluetooth and
Wi-Fi Phones
Users want their devices to work together
and share content

Printer Media Centre
Voice and video
Game Console IP STB and PVR conferencing
Telemedicine
Telework

Source: Jeanne De Jaegher, EC

…via extended homes…

Network

Extended
home
network
My Home

Source: Thierry Brefort, EC

…to a FI application area?
Internet of Services, Service Web 3D Internet

Future Internet
in the
Intelligent Home Environment

Networks of the Future
Sources: 3GPP, 3GPP2, Qualcomm, WiMAX Forum
http://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/EXPORT/DL/38496.pdf Internet of Things
http://www.itu.int/osg/spu/publications/internetofthings/
Amigo Event, Eindhoven (NL), 28 Feb Second Life
2008

FP&SP Proposed
Orientations
Road to WP2009-10
text
(ICT Dirs)

ISTAG
Reports
Consul- Draft WP
tation (ICT Dirs)
Reports
ETP SRAs Full text
for discussion
Consolidation with ICTC
workshop
IPPA report
report Full text
for opinion

Road-
Commission
mapping
Reports Decision

WP
Workshop published
reports

Call(s)
published
Online
consultation

12/2007 03/2008 05/2008 08/2008 10/2008 10/2008 11/2008

Amigo Event, Eindhoven (NL), 28 Feb 2008 Note: dates are tentative

WP2009-10

• Continuity
• Need to identify new challenges
that will drive research in S&S in
the coming decade
– Technology trends and priorities
– Evolution in S&S research
– Services in the Future of Internet
– Longer term research
• Two calls vs one call
• IPs vs STREPs
Your contributions are welcomed

Your input to WP2009-10

• Workshops
– Longer term research
– Services in the Future Internet
• Via roadmapping SSAs
• Via ETPs and their SRAs
• Via online consultation
– http://www.eu-ecss.eu/
• Via event on 4-5 March 2008


Conclusions

• Software is getting increasingly important
• Building a strong European research and
industrial community in S&S
• Future Internet likely overarching theme
for Challenge 1 in WP2009-10
• Role for Intelligent Home Environment
• WP 2009-10: Identify new challenges
that will drive research in the coming
decade


For More Information ...

FP7
FP7
http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/
http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/
http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/
http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/
Software & Service Architectures and Infrastructures
Software & Service Architectures and Infrastructures
http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/ssai/home_en.html
http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/ssai/home_en.html
Online consultation
Online consultation
http://www.eu-ecss.eu/
http://www.eu-ecss.eu/
AMIGO
AMIGO
http://www.amigo-project.org/
http://www.amigo-project.org/
E-mail
E-mail
<first name>.<last name>@ec.europa.eu
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