Seminario "Internazionalizzazione della ricerca pugliese: strategia di networking a livello europeo", svoltosi a Bari il 30 aprile 2015 nell'ambito del progetto"Azioni a supporto della partecipazione ai programmi comunitari a gestione diretta e al lavoro in rete" Ambito 1, Linea 3 del POAT 2013 – 2015

1. Fabio Pianesi
Research Director

2. Blended Life in a
connected World

3. Physical and virtual meetings seamlessly come together
We blend our personal and professional lives
We are sometimes consumers and sometimes producers
Today, we live a blended life!

4. Some key facts on Europe:
ICT broadband territorial coverage of 80%
Mobile penetration of 1.2 contracts/capita vs. 0.9 in the US and 0.8 in Asia
24% share of the global ICT market
Double investment in telecom services sector vs nearest competitor Japan
Blended life is a reality – it brings
both opportunities and strengths

5. Drive European ICT
Innovation Leadership

6. Investment of nearly €350M in 2015
We grow our impact
€-
€20
€40
€60
€80
€100
€120
2012 2013 2014 2015
Millions
KAVA
Business
Education
KIC Infrastructure
Research
€-
€50
€100
€150
€200
€250
€300
€350
€400
Millions
EIT financial contribution
Co-funding
Complementary funding

7. Building The Pillars - Acting as a Catalyst
through focused Action Lines

8. Deploy ICT in the European environment
and industry (innovation with ICT)
• Quality of life in our cities
• Intelligent environments
• A healthy life
• Sustainable energy supply
• Made in Europe and secured critical
infrastructures
Create a safe and competitive European
ICT infrastructure (innovation in ICT)
• Future Communication
• Service and Data Infrastructures
• Safe Cyberspace
Europe’s needs and opportunities

9. Health & Wellbeing – Prevention through
the Quantified Self
Reduce the demand for expensive healthcare by detecting small physical
and mental health issues early and avoiding larger health problems by
suitable lifestyle interventions.

10. Increase the efficiency and reliability of industrial production systems and
critical infrastructures by combining embedded systems, sensors, control
systems, and data aggregation and analysis technology into smart systems-
of-systems.
Cyber-Physical Systems – European
Leadership in Production and Infrastructures

11. Contribute to the creation of an open European energy market by testing and
deploying ICT solutions for decentralised power generation infrastructures
and user-centric services for smart energy systems.
Smart Energy Systems – Defining
Europe’s Future Energy Market

12. Turn ICT breakthroughs into new upscaled urban services to develop new
mobility behaviours as well as citizen empowerment via the validation of new
business models in the context of Smart Cities.
Future Urban Life & Mobility – Informed
Citizens and Revolutionised Urban Mobility

13. Create comfortable experiences for users and efficient resource optimisation
solutions for businesses via applying advanced ICT to everyday working and
living environments.
Smart Spaces – Blending the Physical World
and the Virtual World

14. Help to ensure the European lead in solutions and standards based on cost-
effective as well as energy-efficient networking technology, which supports
the traffic demands resulting from an ever increasing and variable set of
applications.
Future Networking Solutions – Building
Europe’s Communication Infrastructure of Tomorrow

15. Drive European competitiveness in the area of Cloud services and Big Data
via the deployment of trusted Cloud technologies and Big Data Analytics
Cloud infrastructures.
Future Cloud – A Secure Data and Service
Infrastructure for Europe

16. Mission: Support users and businesses in protecting their digital assets and
transactions, promoting robust and safe products and services that realise
data privacy and security.
Privacy, Security & Trust – A Protected
Blended Life

17. Master School Talents bring entrepreneurship
Summer Schools drive innovation uptake
Doctoral School Talents bring cutting edge technology
Education: Feed the Action Lines
with Talents

18. Create T-shaped professionals with state-of-the-art technical excellence in
key ICT areas, especially in those addressed by the EIT ICT Labs Action
Lines, in combination with strong expertise in Innovation & Entrepreneurship.
The goal is to establish a world-renowned Masters Level Education brand.
Master School – Tomorrow’s ICT Innovators
and Entrepreneurs

19. Create world-class ICT Leaders with deep technical expertise in key ICT
areas, especially in those addressed by the EIT ICT Labs Action Lines, in
combination with strong background in Innovation & Entrepreneurship and
establish a world-renowned Doctoral School brand..
Doctoral School – Tomorrow’s ICT Leaders

20. Raise the ICT competence level of Europe’s professionals, especially in
those key ICT areas that are covered by the EIT ICT Labs Action Lines, via
blended learning packages of technology updates with peer-education.
Professional School – Certified ICT
Competence

21. 0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
2012 2013 2014 2015
(planned)
# Students (total, cumulative)
Data Science
Digital Media Technology
Service Design & Engineering
Security & Privacy
Distributed Systems &
Services (--> Cloud Computing
and Services)
Internet Technology &
Architectures
Embedded Systems
Human Computer Interaction
& Design
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
2012 2013 2014 2015
(planned)
# Students (total, cumulative)
Eindhoven
Sophia-
Antipolis
Trento
Stockholm
Rennes
Paris
Helsinki
Budapest
Breeding Entrepreneurial Skills
Our Schools deliver the talents needed to grow Europe

22. Underpin strategy planning of Action Lines
Scout promising technologies early
Drive utilisation of the Experience & Living Labs and testing infrastructures
Research: Feed the Action Lines with
Technology Insights and Opportunities

23. Drive value extraction through business development
Enhance Action Line investments
Attract ideas and companies for Action Line activities and ecosystem
Ensure access to finance through portfolio of attractive contacts
Business: Extract Value from the
Action Lines & the Ecosystem

24. Select
from our eco-system
and beyond
Grow
through our eco-system
Succeed
in world markets
European
success
stories
Cyber-Physical Systems
Future Cloud
Future Networking Solutions
Future Urban Life and Mobility
Health & Wellbeing
Privacy, Security & Trust
Smart Energy Systems
Smart Spaces
Regular Activities
HIIs
Start-ups
Technologies
Research
Results
Business
Strategies
Innovation & entrepreneurship
Driving digital solutions to the market

25. EIT ICT Labs
Support for Start-ups

26. Start-ups revenue Start-ups valuation
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
2011 2012 2013 2014 Total
Deals
Money
Start-ups fundraising
(€M)
(#)
Start-ups
Grow the winners of tomorrow

27. Established collaborations
Emerging collaborations
Strategic relationships
Shaping the digital future through strategic collaborations

28. KAVA budget
Ecosystem € 6.5M
Outreach € 3.5M
A strongly connected Ecosystem
Growing digital innovation across Europe

29. Countries with submissions Non-EU28 / not targeted
790 Submissions
152
62
86
150
41
57
69
38
23
6
7
15
2
2
1
12
4
6
5
1
1
19
7
15
5
3
113 submissions
Health & Wellbeing
Cyber-Physical Systems
57 submissions
Smart Spaces
67 submissions
Future Cloud
74 submissions
62 submissions
Smart Energy Systems
Internet of Things
163 submissions
Cyber Security & Privacy
67 submissions
Urban Life & Mobility
187 submissions

30. KIC Central
Coordination
COO
Stan Smits
E R B
Directors
Node
Directors
Governance
EIT ICT Labs Management Team
CSO
Chahab Nastar
ND Eindhoven
Patrick Strating
CEO
Willem Jonker
Business Director
Klaus Beetz
ND Stockholm
Gunnar Landgren
MarCom Director
Johanna Gavefalk
Research Director
Fabio Pianesi
ND Paris
Stéphane Amarger
ND Trento
Roberto Saracco
Education Director
Anders Flodström
ND Berlin
Udo Bub
ND Helsinki
Marko Turpeinen
ND London
Dennis Moynihan

31. Thank you!