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INFOTEC Centro de Investigación e Innovación en Tecnologías de la Información y Comunicación

March, 2014

Oportunidades para apoyar laEstrategia Digital Nacional

INFOTEC Centro de Investigación e

Innovación en Tecnologías de la Información y Comunicación

The potential of FIWARE to Mexicanentrepreneurs and startups


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Agenda

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The Mexican association with FIWARE2

LaNIF: Project phases3

INFOTEC

LaNIF accelerator programme4

LaNIF: Futher steps5


Mission We enable organizations and individuals to develop

through the appropriation of information and communication technologies (ICT).

Vision 2015 INFOTEC is a public research center, innovation and service that enables the implementation of key

projects to accelerating the incursion of Mexico in the information society and knowledge (SIC) projects.

Government agency attached to the National Council of Science and

Technology (Conacyt) in Mexico.

As a public center for innovation and technological development, we contribute to competitiveness projects of the government and institutions involved in the raid of

Mexico in the information society and knowledge, through the strategic use of Information Technology and

Communications (ICT ).

Nearly 4 decades serving the ICT development


To participate in fulfilling the goal of INFOTEC we have:1,100-1,400 contributors/year

2 Datacenter: Aguascalientes ( Tier III type ) and TlalpanMore than 170 projects a year in private sector and federal government

Federal and local self-reliance Income $700-900 mdp per year

Industry

GovernmentAcademy


RESEARCH AND INNOVATION

OFFICE OF KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER

EDUCATIONAL OFFER AND TALENT

COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES IN ICT

CONSULTING

Skills and projects

Semantic Process Modeler TechnoantropologyOnline privacy and cyber security

Masters in ICT: Management; innovation; Law and Embedded SystemsCertification ProgramSpecialization

LicenseConsultingSpin-out

Modeling of business and processesBig data and busyness intelligence Semantic tools

Network SecuritySystems and applicationsICT Consulting


According to DNA, Infotec can participate in the 5 objectives, leveraging its infrastructure,talented human capital, research experience and other tools to promote the developmentand competitiveness in the field of Information Technology.

National Digital StrategyObjectives

1. Government transformation

2. Universal and effective health

3. Quality Education

4. Digital Economy

5. Public Safety

Enablers

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Inclusion and

digital lite

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INFOTEC participation in the National Digital Strategy


The Mexican association with FIWARE of the FI-PPP program

One of the key research/business areas of INFOTEC is the internet atinfrastructure level (clusters and communications) and at application level(semantic web applications, cloud computing, Big Data, etc.)

In this context, as a strategic alliance, we promote an association with theFI‐PPP program with the objective of using the FIWARE Platform to capturenew opportunities derived from Future Internet technology trends byincreasing the effectiveness of business processes and infrastructures tosupport areas such as security, logistic, transport, health, and energy inorder to produce smart cities.


As a result of negotiationswith European Commissionand CONACYT, we createdthe Mexico FIWARE‐Labnode, which is part of theFIWARE infrastructure. Inorder to develop this node,a Future Internet NationalLaboratory was createdwhich hold the FIWARE‐Labnode.

The Mexican association with FIWARE of the FI-PPP program

MexicanFIWARE‐Lab


Objetive:To establish a common space based on FIWARE, where universities,research centers, cities, companies, entrepreneurs and otherorganizations can freely experiment with technology associated withthis new technology wave, which includes: internet of things, cloudcomputing and Big Data.

Budget of the LaNIF:• 1.1 million of euros from CONACYT• 1.2 millions of euros from INFOTEC

LaNIF: Mexican Future Internet Laboratory

The LaNIF hosted the Mexican FIWARE‐LAB in order to enable us to develop the next generation of the internet applications based on the Generic Enablers of

FIWARE.


Phase 1: Designing and testing an initial node architecture

Phase 2: Implementing and tuning the

real node

Phase 3: Staff training on FIWARE architecture

Phase 4: Modeling the actors network of Mexican

node

LaNIF: Project phases

The creation of the FIWARE‐Lab in one of the priorities of the Mexico‐UE Cooperation Programme, for this reason we have an non‐interrupted creation process based on key phases

July 2014

Several key phases has been completed in Mexico since initial contact (November 2013 to date). Initial phases of designing the collaboration proposal, submission for the Call for National Laboratories of CONACYT and the event for launching the initial node are not

presented in the diagram.

January2014 July 2014/March 2015 March 2015


We executed an collaboration action withFIWARE experts to design the first versionof Mexico FIWARE‐Lab node.

The node was implemented in a initialhardware infrastructure of INFOTECconsisting of 100 cores.

Phase 1: Designing and testing and initial node architecture


Phase 1: Designing and testing and initial node architecture

Mexican Node

The goal: having our Mexican node operating just as any European node

One key activity was the connection of Mexican node to FIWARE Platform in Europe


Phase 2: Implementing and tuning the real node

In this phase, we acquired a high performancecomputing equipment to complement theinfrastructure of the Mexican node.

The final node design enables the LaNIF grow up withcompute nodes that could be physically distributed.



As result, the infrastructure of the node is composed by a genericFIWARE design an a specific Big Data Infrastructure to store andprocessing large volumes of data, for example, the datasets of theMexican Open Data Platform.

TOTAL CORES 704TOTAL RAM (TB) 8.16TOTAL HD (TB) 352.85

Node capabilities



Currently we are in the process of migration and tuning of the node.

One of the key process of tuning is the creation of two implementation of FIWARE‐Lab,one node dedicated to experimental purposes and one productive node based on theavailability and security of our Data Center Tier III.

Tier 1 = Non‐redundant capacity components (single uplink and servers).Tier 2 = Tier 1 + Redundant capacity components.Tier 3 = Tier 1 + Tier 2 + Dual‐powered equipmentsand multiple uplinks, guaranteeing 99.982 availability.

The productive node will have all the support that INFOTEC gives to

productive projects.


Phase 3: Staff training on FIWARE architecture

To carried the installation of Mexico FIWARE‐Lab, a collaboration actions wascreated with Telefonica to train our specialists in OpenStack. The trainingconsidered the configuration of the network and security to enable the access, viaSSH, to the Mexican nodes from Spain.

Other activities of the training were: Validation of the nodes at OpenStack level. Activities related to addressing the authentication to the main node of

FILAN in Spain. Assignation of the types of fees to users of the Mexican node.

The training action enables INFOTEC to replicateand teach the process of creation of FIWARE‐Labnodes in other infrastructures in México andLatin‐American.


Phase 4: Modeling the actors network of the Mexican node

At the present time, we are in the process to identify the relevant actors to participate inthe Mexican node. The initial actor of the node are following:

Academy•CENIDET• ITESM• IIMAS

Industry•Plenum Group•QoS Labs

Government•Mexican Open data Platform

We are also defining the participation rules for actors, for example: Industries with staff certificated in Java industries with a specific maturity level The industry organizations should be

certificated in IPV6.


Based on FIWARE ACCELERATOR PROGRAMME of theEuropean Commission, we propose the creation of a stableprogram that allow the participation of public and privateorganizations to support the Mexican entities to generatesolutions with FIWARE.

LaNIF: Accelerator Programme

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The relevant phases of the Accelerator Programme

LaNIF Accelerator Programme

Funding for entrepreneurs

developing relevant applications using

FIWARE

Direct funding Mentoring Coaching Support Networking Integration

In place of centralize the training and support to FIWARE, we will create a funding programme for companies giving support

activities to FIWARE


Science and tecnologyprograms from Conacyt

Mentoring Coaching Support Networking Integration

Sectoral funds

FINNOVA

Mix funds

Institutional funds

Support Institutional

Programs encouragement to innovation

Secretary of Economic

PROSOFT

TRAINING

Support to business and entrepreneurs

Create a specific Call for companies that give support to FIWAREin Mexico. This companies will be responsible for promoting,and to create a trainers group in FIWARE and also for mentoring,consulting and integration.

Call for companies giving support to FIWARE

500,000 euros1‐5 projects100,000 euros UniversitiesAccelerators

AMITI

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AMIPCI

Entrepreneurs

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1.5 million euros

Call for entrepreneurs and startups to develop applications on FIWARE

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Counting an initial budget (two million euros) to support 10 to15 projects of Mexican entities to generate innovative solutionsto national projects using FI‐WARE components.

Industry

Private investment



Call for entrepreneurs and startups to develop applications on FIWARE

Sectoral funds

FINNOVA

Mix funds

Institutional funds



Direct funding

Industry

Private investment

In current FIWARE Accelerator Program, eachaccelerator presents a different type of financing :

• An open call divided in several phases.• An open call with a single phase• Several open calls at year

For our accelerator program, the type of financing willbe based on the best practices and statisticsproportioned by European Commission.


LaNIF: Futher steps

In this year, we propose the acquisition of the following components to extend the performance of the LaNIF:

• Sensor networks (board +sensors, controllers,actuators, access points,mounting kits, etc.)

• Adding 272 cores forFIWARE Cluster = TOTALof 976 cores

Mexico FIWARE‐Lab


LaNIF: Futher steps

We propose the following projects using the FIWARE‐Lab:

The development of domain specific enablers withFIWARE

The incorporation of open data to the Platform

The development of projects with Big Data


Domain‐Specific platforms = FIWARE + specific enablers

We propose the development of specific domain enablers with FIWARE for Security and Energy

Cosmos Orion CB Cloud

Object Storage Security IoT

LaNIF: Futher steps


LaNIF: Futher steps

Example of Energy and sustainability:The creation of an applications capable of measuring thelight intensity of the main venues, according to amount oftraffic of vehicles, will be the intensity of light of publiclamps.

Advantages: Generating energy savings. Saving money Improvement in security.


We propose the incorporation of Open Data to the FIWARE‐Lab

Cosmos Orion CB Cloud

Object Storage Security IoT

LaNIF: Futher steps


We propose the use of Big Data Generic Enablers for Statistical Office in Mexico

LaNIF: Futher steps

Processing structured/no structured data

Using information to decision taking

Sourve: IBM, Innovate with new analytics tolos and technologies, in SmarterAnalytics, On smarter planet, those with the best analytics win

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Industry

GovernmentAcademy

MexicoFIWARE-Lab

We can conclude that the infrastructure / experience / availability / projects generated around the FIWARE-Lab could be very useful to

propagate FIWARE in Latin-America.


CONTACT

Sergio [email protected]

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