Per Blixt 16 May 2011

§  Lisbon Treaty and the new institutional setting §  Ambitions and priorities Barroso II ‘guidelines’,

EU2020 §  Enhancing economic prosperity and social cohesion

§  Digital Agenda is a major building block of the EU2020

§  Future Internet at the core of the Digital Agenda

A new chapter in EU history

Europe 2020

…vision of Europe's social market economy for the 21st century.

smart, sustainable and inclusive growth

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from ICT as interesting

to ICT as hugely important

WEB sites: 30 new Million sites added in 2008 17% annual growth

§  Google indexed 26 Million pages in 1998 – today it indexes 1 trillion pages §  There are currently 210 billion emails per day (73% spam) §  User generated content (e.g YouTube) produces 73+ billion streams in 2008 §  Facebook and MySpace each have over 100 million users (3/4 teenagers) §  3.7 million pictures uploaded every day in Flickr §  1.3 trillion SMS messages in 2008

scale factor: how big is big?

§  Internet goes mobile due to the widespread of smart terminals and of broadband mobile networks

§  +50% in 2008; >1 Billion users expected to use their mobile as Internet gateway in 2012

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Towards trillions of connected devices, Internet of objects, novel applications driven by user needs:

CONTEXT: e.g. Geo-location as embedded capability PARTICIPATION: e.g. Combine virtual with the physical world

mobile and “things” factor

To whom?

Patients

Consumers Workers

Doctors

SMEs

Artists Authors

Musicians

Environment Researchers

Elderly

Disabled

How?

Research and innovation double investment to €11 bln

light&fast measures to access

Funds

Coordination

Innovation Union European Council, 4 Feb 2011

“Innovation contributes to tackling the most critical societal challenges we are facing. …ensure that innovations with a societal benefit get to the market quicker…. pilot Innovation Partnership on active and healthy ageing is an important step...”

Digital public services: 2015 EU citizens use eGovernment Member States have online

cross-border public services

EU citizens access eHealth

online

50%

100%

100%

Openness and interoperability

Improve standard settings

Coordinate interoperability Promote common standards

Online trust and security

identity theft spam cybercrime

cybercrime centre computer emergency response teams

low trust = low use

Digital Single Market: 2015

legal online access to content 50% shop online

20% buy cross border

Internet for all

2020 2013 2015 ≥30Mbps for 100%

internet for 100%

≥50Mbps for 50%

Digital inclusion: 2015 get more people online

now 2015 now 2015 now 2015

regular use disadvantaged never used

eSkills training

60% 75%

41% 60%

30% 15%

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ICT and Demographic Ageing

Social necessity •  80+ population doubles until 2050; 60+ from 20% (2000) to 29%

(2025) •  21% of 50+ population has severe vision/hearing/dexterity problems •  Today 4 working for 1 retired, in 2050 only 2 working for 1 retired •  Shortfall of care staff,

(estimated need for 20 million informal carers by 2025)

Economic opportunity •  Empowering elderly persons to age actively •  85 million consumers in Europe over 65 today, 150 Million by 2050 •  Telecare market >5 B€/year by 2015 in Europe

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ICT in support of older people…

•  At Work

–  Staying active and productive for longer –  Better quality of work and work-life balance

•  In the Community –  Overcoming isolation & loneliness –  Keeping up social networks –  Accessing public services

•  At Home –  Better quality of life for longer

–  Independence, autonomy and dignity

European Council

Digital Agenda Assembly

Digital Agenda Scoreboard

Governance

Member States

European Parliament

Yearly DAE Communication

stakeholders

Future Internet: A Comprehensive EU Approach

Time to Market

Technology Risk

FP7/PPP

Future Internet

• market oriented R&D • cost-efficiency • Common enablers • adaptation to specific demands…

• large scale trials (using existing technology)

• service innovation

Piloting deployment

2-3 years 5-10 years

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• longer-term R&D • integration of new ICT & new ideas

• open platforms and interoperability

CIP/ICT PSP

FP7

Open Innovation for Future Internet-enabled Services in

“Smart” Cities

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7 Pilots - Different Priorities •  SMARTiP, PEOPLE: empowering the citizen •  Peripheria, Life 2.0: social interaction •  Open Cities: public sector services •  EPIC: Business and commercial aspects •  Smart-islands: geographical synergies

Common Objectives •  apply user-driven open

innovation methodologies •  build on innovative but mature

Internet technologies •  boost deployment of

internet-services •  carry out actual piloting at

representative scale

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Test bed 4 Test bed 5

Test bed 6 Test bed 7 Test bed 8

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Federated Network Testbeds

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Test bed 4 Test bed 5

Test bed 6 Test bed 7 Test bed 8

Federated Service Testbeds

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User Communities

FIRE Future Internet Research & Experimentation

requirements

validation

Research Large Scale Experiment.

•  Supporting research and innovation on new network and service architectures •  Through large scale experimentation, predict behavior and assess non-technical impact

FIRE Research

FIRE Experimental Facility

Onelab2, PII, and Wisebed are offering their prototype services

Call 3 Call 1 Call 2

Up to 8 Use Case Scenarios

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Up to 5 Trials

FI PPP: programme architecture

300M€ planned in 2011-13

future internet: complementary vectors

Conclusions Internet, from typewriter to core

infrastructure

Big challenges and possibilities 101 actions

Open innovation, Inclusion, Single market

Thanks for your attention

Digital Agenda for Europe

http://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda per.blixt@ec.europa.eu