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1. Concertation
Meeting
18th April 2018
Brasilia, Brazil

2. Opening and Welcome
Priscila Solis, Associate Professor
BR Coordinator
Universidade de Brasilia
Concertation Meeting
18th April 2018
Brasilia, Brazil
Marco Vieira, Full Professor
EU Coordinator
Universidade de Coimbra

3. Agenda
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Opening and Welcome
Overview of the EUBrasilCloudForum and presentation of Final Research Roadmap
EU-Brazil ICT collaboration today : projects presentations
Open Discussion
EUBrasilCloudForum MarketPlace
EUBrasilCloudFORUM & ATMOSPHERE – Cloudscape Brazil 2018
Closing and Wrap-up
Networking Lunch
18/04/2018 EUBrasilCloudFORUM Concertation Meeting

4. EUBrasilCloudFORUM Vision
To ensure a structured dialogue on EU-Brazil
policy, research and innovation
Offer a forum for community- and goal-driven dialogue,
organizational support and channels for promoting new
services and common solutions
Organize a series of EU-BR Cloud Computing events
Give visibility to services available in the EU-BR
landscape and facilitate their market uptake
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5. Consortium
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University of Brasilia
University of São Paulo
Federal University of Santa Catarina
University of Coimbra
Trust-IT Services
Waterford Institute of Technology
+ Opinion Leaders Expert group
19 well-known individuals
Academia & Industry & Government
EU & BR

6. Objectives & Cooperation Model
Enable EU and Brazil to formulate a common
strategy and approach for R&I in Cloud Computing
aligned with the priorities of each region
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FORUM
A community driven
engagement forum for
EU-Brazil policy and
research and innovation
dialogues
ROADMAP
EU-Brazil Research and
Innovation ROADMAP
and Action Plan related
to Cloud Computing
MARKETPLACE
A web based Service
Platform to promote the
results from the EU-
Brazil community &
success stories
EVENTS
including EU-BR policy
dialogue, Cloudscape
Brazil, and cooperation
workshops
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7. Community Engagement
Working Groups
Two WG during 2016 and
2017
Events Organization
WCN
Cloudscape Brazil
Cooperation Workshops in
EU-BR Policy Dialogues
Advisory Board
19 experts from academia,
industry and government who
provided valuable feedback for
ours deliverables/reports
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8. Advisory Board Members
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IGNACIO BLANQUER
Universidad Politécnica
de Valencia (Spain)
ANDREA BONDAVALLI
University of Florence
(Italy)
KARIN BREITMAN
Dell EMC Brazil Labs
(Brazil)
ANDREY BRITO
UFCG
(Brazil)
ALVARO COUTINHO
HPC Center
(Brazil)
HEBER MAIA JUNIOR
Ministry of Planning
(Brazil)
DEMI GETSCHKO
NIC.br
(Brazil)
AFONSO LAMOUNIER JR.
SAP
(Brazil)
FLÁVIO LENZ CESAR
Central Bank of Brazil
(Brazil)
FABIO MARTINELLI
IIT-CNR
(Italy)

9. Advisory Board Members
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FELIPE MATOS
Startup Farm
(Brazil)
PHILIPPE O. A. NAVAUX
INF-UFRGS
(Brazil)
OGNJEN PRNJAT
GRNET
(Greece)
FLÁVIO RECH WAGNER
UFRGS
(Brazil)
JOSÉ LUIZ RIBEIRO FILHO
RNP
(Brazil)
MICHEL RIGUIDEL
Télécom Paristech
(France)
ALFONSO RIOS ALONSO
Indra Sistemas
(Spain)
WAGNER MEIRA
UFMG - EUBraBIGSEA
(Brazil)
LUIZ DA SILVA
Trinity College - Futebol
(Brazil)

10. EU-Brazil Research
Roadmap and Action Plan
in Cloud Computing

11. To define a EU/BR Research Roadmap on Cloud
Computing, including security aspects
Analyze the current gaps and research needs
Understand the scientific capabilities in EU and BR
Identify collaboration needs and opportunities
Propose a Research Roadmap
Select & engage a group of high-level Opinion Leaders
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12. Roadmap Definition
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13. Scenarios
SC1. Environmental monitoring and resource management
SC2. Assisted health and well-being
SC3. Smart industries and manufacturing
SC4. Intelligent businesses and enterprises
SC5. Education, research and science
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Scenario
Needs
Why cooperation?
Related Initiatives

14. Drivers
Cloud computing technologies are global and pervasive
Security; Privacy and Trust; Data flow; Portability; Interoperability; QoE
Socio-economic factors affect the cloud computing market
Regulations; Human Factors; Innovative Services; New business models
Technological innovation creates new issues
Green Computing; Open Data; Standardization; Open platforms
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15. Scenarios vs Drivers
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SC1
Environment
SC2
Health
SC3
Industry
SC4
Enterprises
SC5
Education
Cloud computing technologies are global and pervasive
Security medium high high high medium
Privacy and Trust medium high high high high
Data flow medium high medium high medium
Portability medium high high medium high
Interoperability high high high high high
QoE low high medium high high
Socio-economic factors affect the cloud computing market
Regulations high high high medium low
Human Factors medium high high high high
Innovative Services high high medium high high
New business models high medium high high low
Technological innovation creates new issues
Green Computing high low medium high medium
Open Data high medium low low high
Standardization medium high high high high
Open platforms high high medium low high

16. Gaps & Opportunities (1)
OP5. Cloud to the Edge
OP1. Technological and legal framework for managing
security and privacy aspects on cloud
OP2. An EU-BR community to work on common
standards and frameworks
OP8. Software and Cloud-based applications
OP4. Cloud sustained cyber-physical systems and
systems of systems
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17. Gaps & Opportunities (2)
OP3. Cloud federation at cross-regional level
OP6. Cloud supported innovative and inclusive societies
OP9. Transatlantic environments for advancing
education and experimentation
OP7. High Performance Computing (HPC) in Cloud
environments
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18. Industry Perspective - Scenarios
SC2. Assisted health and well-being
SC3. Smart industries and manufacturing
SC4. Intelligent businesses and enterprises
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19. Industry Perspective - Drivers
DR1.1. Security
DR1.2. Privacy and Trust
DR1.5. Interoperability
DR1.6. QoE Assessment
DR2.3. Innovative services
DR2.4 New business models
DR3.1. Green computing
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20. Industry Perspective - Opportunities
OP5. Cloud to the edge
OP1. Technological and legal framework for managing
security and privacy aspects on cloud
OP8. Software and Cloud-based applications
OP3. Cloud federation at cross-regional level
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21. Policy Perspective - Scenarios
SC1. Environmental monitoring and resource
management
SC2. Assisted health and well-being
SC5. Education, research and science
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22. Policy Perspective - Opportunities
OP1. Technological and legal framework for managing
security and privacy aspects on cloud
OP2. An EU-BR community to work on common
standards and frameworks
OP6. Cloud supported innovative and inclusive societies
OP9. Transatlantic environments for advancing
education and experimentation
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23. Topics for future EU-BR Calls
OP5. Cloud to the Edge
OP1. Technological and legal framework for managing
security and privacy aspects on cloud
OP8. Software and Cloud-based applications
OP4. Cloud sustained cyber-physical systems and
systems of systems
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OP2. An EU-BR community
to work on common
standards and frameworks

24. OP5. Cloud to the Edge (1)
Innovative approaches to create, configure and manage
time varying edge clouds, up to the case where each
Internet connected device is a cloud provider/member,
going beyond the fog paradigm
Explore self-* (adaptation, organization, healing, etc.)
techniques and tools, which are able to support the
deployment of context aware, dynamic, and complex
cloud based systems, and ensure high QoS
Solutions for supporting and assessing resilience,
security, response time, data portability and usage, as
well as energy consumption of battery powered devices
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25. OP5. Cloud to the Edge (2)
Lightweight machine learning techniques and tools that
consume less memory and require less storage, enables
data analytics in edge nodes
Infrastructure to use the cloud as a bridge to connect
the Internet of Things with Internet of People,
considering the security aspects
Guidelines for defining SLAs for using edge nodes and
pricing models required to create edge computing
marketplace and methods for SLA-aware services...
Contributions towards international standardization…
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26. Marketplace:
online catalogue to support
transatlantic collaboration
Sara Pittonet Gaiarin, Dissemination Manager, EU WP leader
Rita Sofia Meneses, Website manager
Trust-IT Services
Antonio Augusto Fröhlich, Associate Professor, BR WP leader
Giovani Gracioli , Assistant Professor
UFSC
18th April 2018
Brasilia, Brazil

27. Coordinated calls in ICT between
Brazil and EU started in 2010,
with 4 coordinated calls
launched in 2010, 2012 and
2015. Discover the projects
funded so far.
Who is behind EU-Brazil
collaborative research in ICT? Meet
the experts in our network
Space with a list of European
and Brazilian SMEs & Startups on
cloud-related technologies,
including IoT and Big Data
(Regarding Brazilian SMEs, it
started with start-ups hosted at
CATI-certified (the Brazilian
Information Technology
Committee) accelerators.
Read reports and deliverables and
get insights into how Europe and
Brazil are working for the
development of a joint ICT market
Services, tools and software
components resulting from past
EU-Brazil collaborative research
projects will soon be accessible
in this area
Discover EUBrasilCloudFORUM past
events, organised in Europe and
Brazil. Plan your presence at future
events.
EU-BR collaborative projects
Catalogue of EU-BR Collaboration in ICT
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European & Brazilian
SMEs & Startups
Technological Assets
Stakeholders
Documents & reports
EUBrasilCloudFORUM events
www.eubrasilcloudforum.eu
A unique entry-point to access relevant information about EU-BR collaboration in ICT, for all
stakeholders interested in new partnerships and business opportunities

28. EU-BR collaborative projects
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EU & BR SMEs & Start-ups
Technological Assets
Stakeholders
Documents & reports
EUBrasilCloudFORUM events
20 EU-BR Projects
3 bilateral initiatives
26 EU-BR
innovative SMEs
33 ICT Assets
ready to use
70 ICT experts on
Cloud, IoT & Big Data
6 Documents
with insights on ICT
between EU & BR
(+3 after EC approval)
8 Events organised by
EUBrasilCloudFORUM
A unique entry-point to access relevant information about EU-BR collaboration in ICT, for all
stakeholders interested in new partnerships and business opportunities
Catalogue of EU-BR Collaboration in ICT

29. EU-BR collaborative
projects
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EU & BR SMEs &
Start-ups
Technological Assets
Stakeholders
Documents & reports
EU & BR ICT Events
You are all listed here!
Check your profile
Want to showcase
an ICT SME?
Apply now
Want to find
potential users
for your asset?
Showcase it
Want to find
partners in ICT?
Make yourself visible
Interested in new
insights on EU-BR ICT?
Download or even
publish your report
Find EU & BR
events in ICT.
Visit the page
Join our marketplace, find new users for your ICT results, create new partnerships & get
fresh insights on transatlantic cooperation in ICT
Catalogue of EU-BR Collaboration in ICT

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Using continuously multiple communication channels towards
successful engagement with your stakeholders
Extra Dissemination Activities
Promotion at
Cloudscape Brazil
Events
Dissemination in
social media
channels
Presentations in EU & BR
Research & Industry ICT
events
Dedicated page in EU-
BR ICT Collaboration
booklet

31. Questions?
Thank you! | Obrigado!
www.eubrasilcloudforum.eu
@eubrasilcloudforum
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32. Cloudscape Brazil
18th April 2018
Brasilia, Brazil

33. Cloudscape Brazil 2016
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EUBrasilCloudFORUM project organized a two-day event within the Brazilian
Computer Society Congress (CSBC): Workshop on Cloud Networks (WCN) with its
first edition, on 6th July and Cloudscape Brazil, in its third edition on 7th July
 Website updates, promotion and social media
activity
 2 Newsletters
 2 Press releases
 1 supporters campaign
 1 position papers campaign
 Continued social media campaigns
 Posters & rolling presentations
 Postcards, Give a ways and flyers – delegate
package to 1.400 CSBC attendees
 78 participants, 88% from Brazil
 8 supporters from Research &
Industry
 22 position papers collected
 80 tweets written, with over 50.000
impressions (July & August)
 almost 600 accounts reached, 36
retweets avg.
 2 interviews
 + WG members
Cloudscape Brazil is now a confirmed partner event of CSBC

34. Cloudscape Brazil 2017
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Unlocking international collaborations between EU-BR industry & academia, while
accelerating transatlantic innovation & collaboration
5th July 2017
6th July 2017
 Promotion on website & social media
 2 Newsletters
 3 LinkedIn posts
 1 supporters campaign
 1 position papers campaign
 1 Poster session campaign
 1 PITCH session campaign
 Postcards, Give a ways and flyers –
delegate package to 900 CSBC attendees
 Synergies with Industry associations &
H2020 projects
 12 interviews from Policy, Industry, Academia & Legislation
 75 tweets written, with over 15.500 impressions (2-week
period), 82 likes and 52 retweets avg.
 Website pick of visitors
 5 supporters from Industry
 4 Posters + 5 Demos
 + 10 WG members
• Promote business partnerships
between SMEs & Research
• Witness to the formation of a
Special Interest Group (SIG) on
Cloud Computing at SBC

35. Cloudscape Brazil 2018 and WCN
2018
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EUBrasilCloudFORUM project will organized a two-day event within the Brazilian
Computer Society Congress (CSBC): Workshop on Cloud Networks (WCN on 6th July
and Cloudscape Brazil (together with ATMOSPHERE project),
Cloudscape Brazil is now a confirmed partner event of CSBC
July 25th and 26th
Consolitadion of the
SIG in Cloud
Computing
CLOUDSCAPE 2018
Two sessions dedicated to results and discussions
of Projects of the 3rd and 4th EU-BR Coordinated
Call and space for demos and posters
Other sessions: trustworthiness, cutting edge
technologies (5G, Cloud and IoT, Fog computing
and Future Directions for 2019 )

36. Wrap-up and Closing
18th April 2018
Brasilia, Brazil