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eChallenges e2007 Agenda

Updated: 2007-10-22 19:52:31

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Day 2: 25 October 2007

09:00

09:00	Workshop 6a: End-to-End Service Utility: Advanced Service Environments for the Future Internet
	Chair: Man-Sze Li, IC Focus, United Kingdom
	A Vision of Next-Generation Software-based Service Provisioning Man-Sze Li, IC Focus, United Kingdom Intellectual Property Challenges in a Globally Connected Service Oriented World Eugene Sweeney, Iambic Innovation Ltd, United Kingdom Open Service Environments Nuria De Lama, ATOS ORIGIN, Spain

09:00	Session 6b: eGovernment - Issues & Case Studies
	Chair: Valerie Frissen, TNO Information and Communication Technology, Netherlands
	eGovernment R&D Roadmap 2015 Bernhard Katzy, CeTIM, Germany Addressing Challenges of OSS Application Development for IT Naïve, Poor Users Antao Moura, Federal University of Campina Grande (UFCG), Brazil OIOUBL – The Danish Experience of Developing and Implementing a National eProcurement Standard Peter Borresen, National IT and Telecom Agency, Denmark Benchmarking Transformational Use of ICTs: The Role of Social Capital Karsten Gareis, empirica Gesellschaft für Kommunikations- und Technologieforschung mbH, Germany JuVert - Developing the Information Society Research and Education within the Universities and Polytechnics Merja Taipaleenmäki, City of Vantaa, Finland

09:00	Workshop 6c: Collaborative Work Environments and Collaborative Innovation in Rural Living Labs I
	Chair: Hans Schaffers, Aalto University School of Economics & ESoCE Net, Netherlands
	The Role of Living Labs in Systemic Innovation Angelos Ktenas, European Commission, Belgium Requirements for future User-Driven Communities in Open Innovation and Implications for (Rural) Living Labs Patrizia Hongisto, Helsinki School of Economics, Finland Methodological Framework for Human and User Centric Rural Living Labs Javier Garcia Guzman, Carlos III University, Spain Creating and Managing Synergies in a Network of Rural Living Labs Hans Schaffers, Aalto University School of Economics & ESoCE Net, Netherlands

09:00	Workshop 6d: Towards Shared and Common Frameworks of Competence
	Chair: Peter Weiss, Weiss4 , Germany
	Approach for Requirement Oriented Team Building Norbert Gronau, Chair of Business Information Systems and Electronic Government, Germany Competence and Job Profiles Frameworks Clementina Marinoni, Fondazione Politecnico di Milano, Italy Sustainable Competency-Oriented Human Resource Development with Ontology-Based Competency Catalogs Andreas Schmidt, FZI Research Center for Information Technologies, Germany Conceptual Frameworks for the Modelling of ICT Competence Profiles Roman Povalej, Institute AIFB, University of Karlsruhe (TH), Germany

09:00	Workshop 6e: Overcoming Barriers to SME Collaboration in the Enlarged Europe
	Chair: Flavio Bonfatti, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy
	The Acceptance of Trust Building Mechanisms on B2B Marketplace Viliam Vajda, Faculty of Economics Technical University of Kosice, Slovakia Putting Semantic Interoperability between Small and Micro-companies into Practice Flavio Bonfatti, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy Controlled Vocabularies in the European Construction Sector: Evolution, Current Developments, and Future Trends Celson Lima, CSTB, France The Future e-Business Scenarios of European Construction SMEs Sonia Bilbao, Robotiker-Tecnalia, Spain A Harmonised Regulatory Framework for Supporting Single European Electronic Market: Achievements and Perspectives Tarek Hassan, Loughborough University, United Kingdom

09:00	Session 6f: Media 1 - Issues
	Chair: Roger Wallis, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
	The Pricing of Digital Content - What Are the Users Willing to Pay for? Håkan Selg, Uppsala University, Sweden Rethinking Business Models for the Creative Industries Alberto Cottica, The Hub, Italy The Future of Open Source and Open Content – The Verdict of Experienced Users and Business People Olle Findahl, World Internet Institute, Sweden Open Source/Open Content and Other Emerging eBusiness Models: A Complement to or on a Collision Course with the Existing IPR/Patent Regime Lars-Erik Eriksson, DACC Systems AB, Sweden User Behaviour and Attitudes Towards Consumer Issues on Markets for Online and Mobile Products & Services Alexander Mentrup, empirica Gesellschaft für Kommunikations- und Technologieforschung mbH, Germany

09:00	Session 6g: eHealth 4 - Applications addressing disabilities
	Chair: Alvaro Oliveira, Alfamicro, Lda., Portugal
	Urban Guidance for the Blind and Visually Impaired – Pedestrian Route Planning and Navigation using a Mobile Handset Alex Jonsson, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden Developing Sensor-Based Services for Independent Living Marc Jaeger, University of Karlsruhe (TH), Germany NavigAbile: Services and Methodologies for Internet Exploitation by People with Communicational and Cognitive Disabilities Angelo Scacco, Fondazione Italiana Accenture, Italy Health Care Information Modelling with Archetypes in a Diabetes Integrated Care Protocol Jack Verhoosel, TNO, Netherlands

09:00	Workshop 6h: ENISA Foresight Forum: Security Challenges in Emerging Applications and Future Technologies
	Chair: Carsten Casper, ENISA, Greece
	Social Networking Sites - How Safe? Ralph Gross, Carnegie Mellon University, United States Reputation Schemes as Trust Enablers - Added Value to Security, and Pitfalls Sandra Steinbrecher, Technische Universitaet Dresden, Germany Botnets - The Silent Threat David Barroso, S21sec, Spain

10:30

	Coffee Break : Exhibition & Networking

11:00

11:00	Workshop 7a: NESSI – the Service Opportunity for ICT SMEs, as Providers of Services
	Chair: Véronique Pevtschin, Engineering Ingegneria Informatica S.p.A, Italy
	Overview and Current Status of NESSI, the European Technology Platform dedicated to Software and Services Véronique Pevtschin, Engineering Ingegneria Informatica S.p.A, Italy NEXOF, the NESSI Open Service Framework Stefano De Panfilis, Engineering Ingegneria Informatica, Italy Involvement of ICT SMEs in NESSI - the Software and Services ETP Mayte García, ATOS ORIGIN, Spain

11:00	Session 7b: eGovernment - Case studies
	Chair: Marten Buschman, City of The Hague, Netherlands
	Can eGovernment in Hong Kong Enable eGovernance? Ka Yu (Joeson) Wong, University of New South Wales, Hong Kong The Transformation of Dutch Social Security Regarding Document and Information Management Jelle Kruizinga, Dutch Employed Persons Insurance Administration Agency (UWV), Netherlands ICT as an Opportunity for Regional Development: the Extremadura Case Manon van Leeuwen, Office for European Projects, Regional Government of Extremadura, Spain Informal Leadership and Networks: Lessons from the Response to the West Nile Virus Outbreak G. Brian Burke, Center for Technology in Government, University at Albany, State University of New York, United States

11:00	Workshop 7c: Collaborative Work Environments and Collaborative Innovation in Rural Living Labs II
	Chair: Hans Schaffers, Aalto University School of Economics & ESoCE Net, Netherlands
	Rural Living labs – user centric development from the trenches Laura Zurita, ATOS Origin, Spain Frascati Living Lab Stimulating Business Incubation Alessandro Braccini, ESoCE-Net, Italy Collaboration Environments Instantiation Process through Interoperable Platforms Mariano Navarro de la Cruz, Tragsa Group, Spain Territorial Living Labs Jesse Marsh, Atelier Studio Associato, Italy

11:00	Workshop 7d: Availability of e-Skills - Improving the Employability of the Workforce
	Chair: Peter Weiss, Weiss4 , Germany
	Welcome and Overview of Projects and Activities of CEPIS Nikos Ioannou, CEPIS, Belgium Towards Outlook and State-of-play of Current e-Skills Policy and Measures André Richier, European Commission, Belgium European e-Competence Framework Jutta Breyer, Kibnet/ IG Metall, Germany Developments towards a European ICT User Skills Framework Dudley Dolan, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland European Survey of ICT Qualification and Certification Schemes Peter Weiss, Weiss4 , Germany

11:00	Workshop 7e: Showing the Way – Impact and Success Factors of SME R&D Participation
	Chair: Tanja Vos, Universidad Politecnica de Valencia, Spain
	The Impact of Research and Development on Indian Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) Rajashree Iyer, ITSMA, India Best practices in SME Integration Katrin Reschwamm, EUrelations AG, Switzerland New clustering experiences in Europe Jesús Fernández Garcia, PRODINTEC, Spain Impact of R&D on SME groupings Darren Morrant, The European Association of Innovating SMEs, Belgium

11:00	Session 7f: Media 2 - Applications & Case Studies
	Chair: Roger Wallis, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
	Passepartout Project: Brings Standards and Architecture to High Definition Rich Media Rop Pulles, Philips Applied Technologies, Netherlands Positioning Online and Offline Media Services in Me/We Space Nils Enlund, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden A Content Based Movie Recommendation System Ayse Nur Birturk, METU, Turkey Next Generation Live iTV Formats and Aesthetics: A Joint Scientific and Artistic Approach Richard Wages, CUAS / NOMADS Lab, Germany

11:00	Session 7g: eHealth 5 - Applications
	Chair: Bernhard Katzy, CeTIM, Germany
	Multi-Science Decision Support for HIV Drug Resistance Treatment Peter Sloot, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands Collaborative Virtual Laboratory for eHealth Marian Bubak, ACC CYFRONET AGH, Poland COGKNOW: Translating Research Innovation into Products and Services Maurice Mulvenna, University of Ulster, United Kingdom Increasing Psycho-Physiological Wellbeing by Means of an Adaptive Lighting System Edith Maier, University of Applied Sciences Vorarlberg, Austria

11:00	Workshop 7h: Usage Scenarios, Best Practices and Deployment Areas of Electronic IDs - A Holistic Approach
	Chair: Frank Zimmermann, Hewlett-Packard International, Switzerland
	Integration and Management of a National Personalization Center – A Case study from Slovakia Michal Sevcik, Hewlett-Packard Slovakia, s.r.o., Slovakia Managing risks in the roll-out of Italian Residence Permits Antonino Lucantonio, Hewlett-Packard Italiana s.r.l., Italy National Electronic ID Card, Germany (ePA) - Functionality, Standards, Technical Requirements Alexander Winnen, Siemens AG, Med, Germany Challenges in Integrating Solution Components for eID Mark Crosbie, Hewlett-Packard Ireland Limited, Ireland

12:30

	Lunch : Exhibition & Networking

14:00

14:00	Workshop 8a: Canada and the Netherlands: Light Paths to International Research Cooperation I
	Chair: Kees Neggers, SURFnet, Netherlands
	Linking the e-Science World with Light Bram Peeters, SURFnet, Netherlands Next Generation Internet Challenges Bill St Arnaud, CANARIE Inc , Canada Demonstration of Scientific Applications using Lightpaths Susan Baldwin, CANARIE Inc, Canada

14:00	Session 8b: eGovernment - Case studies
	Chair: Rodrigo Pinto Scholtbach, Ministry of Economic Affairs, Netherlands
	A Framework of Municipal Management Information System (MMIS) Based on the System-of-Systems Yuanfang Wang, Shanghai Jiaotong University, China Measuring Online Sophistication of Public Authorities at Local and Regional Levels: The Case of Greek Regions Eleni Panopoulou, University of Macedonia, Greece The Problem of Literacy in e-Government Implementation for Development: A Case Study of e-Land Management Information System from Mozambique Gertrudes Macueve, University of Oslo, Mozambique Reinventing Public Service Delivery by Implementing the e-Citizen Charter Matt Poelmans, CitizenVision, Netherlands

14:00	Session 8c: Living Labs
	Chair: Jonathan Sage, IBM United Kingdom Ltd, United Kingdom
	The Role of e-BioLabs in a Life Sciences Collaborative Working Environment Han Rauwerda, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands Towards Harmonized Methods and Tools for Living Labs Ingrid Mulder, Telematica Instituut, Netherlands Services of Living Labs and Their Networks Claire Fahy, Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland Living Labs - Implications for the Public Innovation Agenda Bernhard Katzy, CeTIM, Germany The Intelligent Coffee Corner: An Innovation Experimentation Space Ingrid Mulder, Telematica Instituut, Netherlands

14:00	Session 8d: Technology Enhanced Learning
	Chair: Stephan Raimer, Flensburg University, Germany
	The Challenges of Applying Educational Technologies in Primary Schools: Comparing Experiences in Hong Kong and England Kit-pui Wong, Lingnan University, Hong Kong, China AGENT-DYSL: A Novel Intelligent Reading System for Dyslexic Learners Andreas Schmidt, FZI Research Center for Information Technologies, Germany Technology Enhanced Learning through Mobile Technology in Secondary Education Henk van Zeijts, Waag Society, Netherlands Innovating e-Learning and Classroom Interactions through Digital Ink: Lessons from the I-TRACE project Adina Magda Florea, University Politechnica of Bucharest, Romania

14:00	Session 8e: Virtual Organisations - Issues
	Chair: Robert Alard, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
	Towards a Decision Framework for the Use of Multiagent Systems in OGSA Compliant Grid Middleware Thomas Bieser, University of Hohenheim, Germany Service Level Agreements: An Evaluation from a Business Application Perspective Paul Karaenke, University of Hohenheim, Germany The Community Triangle - Success Factors for Leading Purposeful Communities Olov Forsgren, Stockholm University, Sweden Co-Design: An Approach to Border Crossing, Network Innovation Lars Albinsson, Maestro Management, Sweden

14:00	Session 8f: Digital Content - Applications & Case Studies
	Chair: Jesse Marsh, Atelier Studio Associato, Italy
	Ownership Challenges in the Digital Networked Environment - the Example of the Kazaa File Sharing Application Jakob Saros, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden Pricing and Business Models in the Mobile Music Industry – the Challenge of Meeting Consumer Needs and Preferences Monika Hanson, Ericsson, Sweden e-Commerce Rhetoric and Reality in the Music Industry: Estimating the Real Impact of File-sharing activities on CD-sales Anders Edström-Frejman, Royal Institute of Technology, KTH, Sweden Ontology on Semantic Web Ferda Alpaslan, METU, Turkey

14:00	Workshop 8g: e-Health – Integration with Health Service Provision
	Chair: Terry Newholm, University of Manchester, United Kingdom
	An eHealth Business Model for Independent Living Systems Jan Van Ooteghem, Ghent University - IBBT, Belgium Enabling Citizens to Assess the Quality and Integrity of Health Websites Michael Rigby, Keele University, Ireland A Conceptual Framework for Understanding Use of the Internet for Health Related Information Terry Newholm, University of Manchester, United Kingdom e-Health and Older Persons Debbie Keeling, University of Manchester, United Kingdom

14:00	Workshop 8h: European eGovernment Interoperability Frameworks
	Chair: Yannis Charalabidis, National Technical University Athens, Greece
	The IDABC Programme: Revising the European Interoperability Framework and Related Activities Serge Novaretti, European Commission, Belgium Open Standards and Service-oriented Architectures as Key Factors for Interoperability and Process-oriented eGovernment Michael Tschichholz, Fraunhofer Institute for Open Communication, Germany Advancing the eGovernment Interoperability Framework in European Countries: Architectures, Challenges and Perspectives from the new Greek eGIF Yannis Charalabidis, National Technical University Athens, Greece The Norwegian eGovernment Interoperability Framework Arne Berre, SINTEF, Norway

15:30

	Coffee Break : Exhibition & Networking

16:00

16:00	Workshop 9a: Canada and the Netherlands: Light Paths to International Research Cooperation II
	Chair: Bill St Arnaud, CANARIE Inc , Canada
	StarPlane - an Application Controlled Photonic Network Paola Grosso, Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands Semantic Models for Optical Hybrid Networks – Lightpaths Across Domain Boundaries Jeroen van der Ham, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands Lightpath Planning and Monitoring Ronald van der Pol, SARA, Netherlands Building Automatic Application Controlled Networks for Distributed Computing Inder Monga, Nortel Networks, United States

16:00	Session 9b: eGovernment - Service Delivery
	Chair: Dave Broster, Joint Research Centre IPTS, Spain
	A Methodology for Developing Local Administration Services Portals Sotiris Koussouris, National Technical University of Athens, Greece RISERid - Providing Trans-European Access to Resident Registers Bernhard Krabina, KDZ - Centre for Public Administration Research, Austria EU-Pay: A Multi-Channel EU Wide Payment System Julia Glidden, Sheffield City Council, United Kingdom Worldwide Access to European Land Property Information Martin Salzmann, Cadastre, Land Registry and Mapping Agency of the Netherlands, Netherlands

16:00	Workshop 9c: Open Innovation and Living Labs for Service Creation
	Chair: Bror Salmelin, European Commission, Belgium
	Introduction Bror Salmelin, European Commission, Belgium The European Network of Living Labs and the Living Labs Policy and Strategy Angelos Ktenas, European Commission, Belgium Open Innovation and Living Labs, Industrial Perspective Richard Straub, IBM, France Open Innovation and Living Labs: User Perspective Jo Pierson, IBBT SMIT, VUB, Belgium Open Innovation as a Source of New Business Bernhard Kölmel, HS Pforzheim, Germany Open Innovation Communities Alvaro Oliveira, Alfamicro, Lda., Portugal

16:00	Workshop 9d: HAGRID - Supporting Wider Participation in FP7
	Chair: Paul Cunningham, IIMC Limited, Ireland
	HAGRID - Supporting Participation in FP7 Dimitrios Papageorgiou, Q-PLAN North Greece Ltd, Greece Hungarian Participation in FP6 Klara Heilingbrunner, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary FP7 and the Future of RTD from the perspective of a Hungarian SME Réka Moksony, Régens Information Technology Plc., Hungary Encouraging SME Participation from New Member States in FP7 Adam Turowiec, Innovation Ltd, Poland FP7 - Opportunities for the Romanian Research Community Dan Baclesanu, ARIES - Romanian Association for Electronic Industry and Software, Romania IST-Africa - Linking European & African Researchers Paul Cunningham, IIMC Limited, Ireland

16:00	Session 9e: Virtual Organisations - Applications & Case Studies
	Chair: Richard Stevens, IDC, Italy
	User Driven Dynamic Grid Services to Integrate New Users and Old Systems in eScience Facilities Tom Kirkham, STFC, United Kingdom Managing Knowledge in Organizational Networks of Innovation – Strategies & Practices Robert Verburg, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands A Process Model for Open Innovation: Open Commercialization Geleyn Meijer, LogicaCMG, Netherlands Information Integration in Multi-Dimensional Agri-Food Supply Chain Networks: a Service-Oriented Approach Cor Verdouw, LEI Wageningen UR, Netherlands

16:00	Session 9f: Digital Libraries - Case Studies
	Chair: Kim Davis, Research Council of Norway, Norway
	Development of Cultural Heritage Digitisation and Access: Lithuanian Approach Regina Varniené, Martynas Mazvydas National Library of Lithuania, Lithuania QVIZ - The Future Way of Researching Archives through the Internet Fredrik Palm, Umeå University, Sweden Towards a Global Standardized Digital Library of Scientific Models Hatem El Refaei, EngNet, Egypt Egyptian National Archive Project Mohammed Reda, Alliedsoft, Egypt BiblioRedes Program: Coverage versus Depth. Dilemmas of the Social Digital Inclusion from Public Libraries in Chile Enzo Abbagliati, Directorate of Libraries, Archives and Museums, Chile

16:00	Workshop 9g: Standards & Innovation in Service Management
	Chair: Volker Stich, FIR: Institute for Operations Management at RWTH Aachen, Germany
	Developing Networked Maintenance Services using InCoCo-S Reference Model Amit Garg, Research Institute for Operations Management, Germany Standardization: A Deliberate Strategy within Innovation Siglinde Kaiser, DIN Deutsches Institut für Normung e. V., Germany Standards for Innovation in Services Marc Hübbers, Research Institute for Operations Management, Germany

16:00	Session 9h: eLegal Issues & Case Studies
	Chair: Gareth MacNaughton, Cisco UK&I, United Kingdom
	Development of Legislation through Electronic Support of Participation: LEX-IS Rimantas Gatautis, Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania From eInformation to eInclusion with Draft Law Registry Database of Saeima (Parliament) of Latvia Laimdota Upeniece, Saeima (Parliament) of Latvia, Latvia Caselex – Case Law Exchange an Unprecedent Service for the Dissemination of National Case Law Applying EU Law Maria Angela Biasiotti, ITTIG/CNR, Italy Communication Environment for Judicial Network in Europe and Western Balkans Mauro Cislaghi, Project Automation, Italy Security Training for Members of Law Enforcement to Combat Cybercrime in the EU Mathieu Gorge, VigiTrust, Ireland

17:30

17:30	Tutorial 10a: Future Directions for Networked Enterprise
	Chair: Florent Frederix, European Commission, Belgium

17:30	Tutorial 10b: Future directions for Software and Services
	Chair: Arian Zwegers, European Commission, Belgium

17:30	Tutorial 10c: Technology Enhanced Learning/Digital Libraries and Opportunities under Call 3 of FP7
	Chair: Marco Marsella, European Commission, Luxembourg

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