Mário Campolargo - Services and clouds as cornerstones of the Digital Agenda Share * Twitter * Facebook * email Embed Dr. Thierry Priol, INRIA, ServiceWave General Chair - Opening Welcome (edit) Tags Description Dr. Thierry Priol, INRIA, ServiceWave General Chair - Opening Welcome Service Wave 2010 - Tuesday Dec 14th 2010

1. Services and clouds as cornerstones of the Digital Agenda ServiceWave Conference Ghent (Belgium), 14 December, 2010 Mário Campolargo European Commission - DG INFSO Director, Emerging Technologies and Infrastructures "The views expressed in this presentation are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission" "The views expressed in this presentation are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission"

2. European Digital Agenda Research & Innovation “Fibre”Europe Sustainable Lifestyle DigitalSkills ”…an ambitious European Digital Agenda that takes concrete steps towards the completion of an Online Single Market will be a key element in Europe’s sustainable recovery and social development.” Borderless Services & Content Market

3. an Internet enabled service economy More flexibility, trust, self-* Service-based business models Delivering tailored services to citizens Clouds becoming reality trends ............. challenges ...... opportunities Reducing costs, carbon, energy footprint Wealth of real world data Europe to lead the future service economy All-connected intelligent objects

4. Digital Agenda for Europe (DAE) “Europe should develop an EU-wide strategy on "cloud computing" notably for government and science. The strategy should consider economic, legal and institutional aspects.” … but clouds have the potential to underpin several other pillars and actions of the Digital Agenda, such as: promoting innovation, interoperability, open standards and low-energy computing

5. cloud computing: shifting paradigm XssA reliability Private elasticity types Public virtualisation modes features clouds locality Local Cost cutting Ease of use benefits Remote actors compares to End users Grids SOA Providers Internet of Services Business management

7. Explosion of cloud services and of supply-side activity

9. Make cloud computing as a mechanism for innovation

10. Ensure compliance with EU values an rules

11. Use clouds as an engine for the Single Market

13. Performance

14. Transparency

15. Reliability, privacy & legal issues– Where is my data? – Who can access it? – Whose law applies? – What rights do I have? – How can I preserve my data in a long term? …

17. Multiple declinations of the term (“re-branding as cloud”)

18. Control of technology stack, biz model, standards, …

19. Concentration/centralisation

20. Differentiation of offer/user choices

21. Vendor lock-in & open standards

22. Cloud interoperability & portability

24. New governance models and processes

25. New legislative models

26. Rules for jurisdiction

27. Member states and coordination issues

28. Energy efficiency (green IT)

29. Communication infrastructure and data roaming

30. Digital Divide

32. Build on EU technological strengths (SOA, Grids, FI, mobile…)

33. Capitalise on broadband and smart infrastructures deployment

34. Exploit untapped opportunity of pre-commercial procurement

35. Foster open standards and involve governments at all levels

36. Reassure users about the protection of their data

38. clouds as content servers (e.g. Europeana)

39. develop software for smart devicesAccelerate research in cloud development, targeting future computing systems

41. Cloud game is not over. Europe can and should take the lead in its developments

42. Policy and regulatory actions needed to remove barriers for the full take-up of services and clouds

44. achieve coherence between EU and national actions

45. reap the benefits of Cloud Computing in the wider policy contexts of innovation, and economic growth