Workprogramme 2013 objective 1.2. Sandro D Elia. Software & Service Architectures and Infrastructures

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1 Workprogramme 2013 objective 1.2 Sandro D Elia Software & Service Architectures and Infrastructures

2 Target Outcomes Delivering services in an effective, efficient and reliable manner across the future computing continuum embracing clouds, communicating objects, sensors and smart devices, possibly utilising open source approaches. Build upon Europe's industrial strength in software and services technologies as to exploit the potential of Internetbased services, including cloud computing and networked software.

3 Target Outcomes Services are the final outcome Cloud and beyond Delivering services in an effective, efficient and reliable manner across the future computing continuum embracing clouds, communicating objects, sensors and smart devices, possibly utilising open source approaches. Industry should exploit results OSS is not only about licence Build upon Europe's industrial strength in software and services technologies as to exploit the potential of Internet-based services, including cloud computing and networked software. Internet is the platform for service delivery

4 a) Advanced computing architectures and software engineering for the cloud and beyond. Implementation of computing architectures, patterns and programming models for the efficient and secure usage of heterogeneous and distributed computing resources spanning the smart device to the large data centre, building on European users' needs and advancing cloud architectures and standards. b) Innovative software and tools for services Innovative and self-adaptive Internet-based services using agile software technologies and tools for any phase of the service lifecycle and exploiting widely distributed computing architectures, large distributed data sets and smart sensors. This work should take into account the social, open and collaborative dimensions of software development and service provisioning, and be implemented by short duration projects

5 Software engineering a) Advanced computing architectures and software engineering for the cloud and beyond. Implementation of computing architectures, patterns and programming models for the efficient and secure usage of heterogeneous and distributed computing resources spanning the smart device to the large data centre, building on European users' needs and advancing cloud architectures and standards. Applied research Modern platforms Public network b) Innovative software and tools for services Innovative and self-adaptive Internet-based services using agile software technologies and tools for any phase of the service lifecycle and exploiting widely distributed computing architectures, large distributed data sets and smart sensors. This work should take into account the social, open and collaborative dimensions of software development and service provisioning, and be implemented by short duration projects Big data, IoT Quick results

6 c) Coordination and support actions Support for the adoption of cloud computing taking into account legal and socioeconomics as well as technical issues. Support for global interoperability in software and services technologies, achieved through standardization and European and international cooperation. Promotion of Open Collaboration models in the scientific community and in the software development community.

7 c) Coordination and support actions Interoperability is the objective Support for the adoption of cloud computing taking into account legal and socioeconomics as well as technical issues. Support for global interoperability in software and services technologies, achieved through standardization and European and international cooperation. Promotion of Open Collaboration models in the scientific community and in the software development community. See Open Source in target outcomes

8 Expected Impact Accelerating the development and deployment of cloud computing and internet services. Increasing Europe's ability to design and deliver innovative services with strong user engagement through better involvement of SMEs and individual researchers / developers. Strengthening the European software industry with the know-how to build complex services and big data management in a multi-layered cloud computing continuum. Where relevant, successful contribution to international standardization.

9 Funding Schemes: a), b): IP, STREP c): CSA Indicative budget distribution: IP/STREP: EUR 39 million, of which a minimum of 25% allocated to IPs and 25% to STREPs CSA: up to EUR 2.5 million Call: FP7-ICT