1. ETPs’role in the Future
Internet context
Véronique Pevtschin
NESSI Communica=on
13-15 December 2010 ServiceWave 2010

2. • ETPs?
– NESSI – So@ware & Services
– NEM – Content
– eMobility ‐> Net!Work –
Communica=ons
– ISI – Satellites

3. eBusiness,
The ETPs
eAdministration, Health, Inclusion,
2006 eGovernment, etc. User Communities, etc.
…
Manufacturing Mobility,
Home, Media, Content,
industries, Automotive, Transport, Personal
Learning, Culture, etc.
Aerospace, Electro- environment, etc.
technical, etc.
Individual
Competitiven Mobile
Networked Consumer
ess Communications Citizen
and Software
Innovation
Electronic & Worker
Speed Media Services etc.
Transforming the Internet from
information to services
Embedded Systems
ARTEMIS
Nanoelectronics

4. eBusiness,
The ETPs
eAdministration, Health, Inclusion,
2008
eGovernment, etc. User Communities, etc.
…
Manufacturing Mobility,
Home, Media, Content,
industries, Automotive, Transport, Personal
Learning, Culture, etc.
Aerospace, Electro- environment, etc.
technical, etc.
Individual
Competitiven Mobile
Networked Consumer
ess Communications Citizen
and Software
Innovation
Electronic & Worker
Speed Media Services etc.
Transforming the Internet from
information to services
Embedded Systems
ARTEMIS
Nanoelectronics

5. Future Internet
– Emerged as a convergence topic
between the ETPs
– Delivering an
end‐to‐end experience to
users

6. Future Internet
– A key applica=on area for ETP
research results
– A major opportunity to access users

7. ETPs – a community role
– Individually
– Together
– Underlying technologies con=nued

8. ETPs – a convergence role
– Coherence across research projects
– Sustainability for research results
– Networking scien=fic and industrial
communi=es

9. ETPs are contributors to the
Future Internet
ETPs are key as communi>es
ETPs are key as convergence
points for contribu>ons to
research and uptake

10. ICSOC-ServiceWave 2009