The document discusses the future internet and its potential impact on Europe. It describes the future internet as having two layers - a services layer based on services-oriented architecture and semantic technologies, and a technical layer incorporating emerging technologies like the internet of things. The future internet is predicted to revolutionize businesses and supply chain management, drive productivity gains, and create new high-skilled jobs. The document recommends actions Europe can take to promote and maximize benefits from the future internet, such as establishing research clusters, agreeing on standards, and prioritizing the future internet in policies and funding programs.
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European Strategy for the Future Internet
1. Towards a European Strategy for the Future Internet Dr. Andreas Tegge VP EU Government Relations Brussels, October 2008
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3. Impact of the “Future Internet” on the European Economy will be significant Future Internet will define Europe´s competitiveness in the next decade Shape the future of the services sector New opportunities in the ICT Sector Tremendous productivity gains luxury goods: 40%, food sector (100%) Rapid adoption can reduce/close productivtity gap with US Basis for most innovation in services sector Web-based services easy to export globally Creation of high-skilled jobs Embedded Software Internet of Things and Services Underlying netork infrastructure
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