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Dr. Silvia Dr. Silvia BidartBidartGeneral Director of ALETI www.aleti.org
November 6th 2011
Table of contents
About ICT Industry Networks
Digital Society and Financing: eLAC2015, a region working together
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Best Practice towards
R+D+ innovation process
The case of FIRST Project
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AboutAbout ALETIALETIArgentina
Bolivia
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Ecuador
El Salvador
España
Guatemala
ALETI Federation is voice of the ICT Federationof Latin America, The Caribbean, Spain
and Portugal ICT National Associations
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Honduras
MexicoMexico (AMITI (AMITI & CANIETI)
Panamá
Paraguay
Peru
Portugal
Dominican Republic
Uruguay
Venezuela
ALETI
Regional Regional PublicPublic PolicyPolicy Summit Summit & & BIZ BIZ EncountersEncountersNextNext oneone: Paraguay : Paraguay MayMay 20122012
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ICT HIPERSECTORICT HIPERSECTOR
ELECTRÓNICA DE CONSUMO• Audio
• TVC
• Cámaras fotográficas digitales
• Vídeo
• Soportes magnéticos
• Descodificadores de TV
COMPONENTES ELECTRÓNICOS• Tubos
• Semiconductores
• Componentes pasivos y electromecánicos
• Otros componentes y antenas
• Subcontratación electrónica
• Cables
ELECTRÓNICA PROFESIONAL• Instrumentación y equipos didácticos
• Electr. de defensa, detección y navegación
• Electrónica industrial
• Electromedicina
• Radiodifusión y televisión
• Integración e instalación de sistemas
HIPERSECTOROPERADORES / PROVEEDORES DE
SERVICIOS DE TELECOMUNICACIÓN
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TECNOLOGÍAS DE LA INFORMACIÓN• Hardware
• Software
• Servicios Informáticos
• Servicios Telemáticos
• Consumibles
• Equipos Ofimáticos
INDUSTRIAS DE TELECOMUNICACIÓN• Equipamientos de telecomunicación
• Integración de sistemas y servicios asociados
CONTENIDOS DIGITALES• Audiovisual (TV/radio)
• Cine/Vídeo
• Música
• Internet
• Publicaciones digitales
• Videojuegos
• Contenidos para móviles
HIPERSECTOR"TIC"
OTROS• Comercio electrónico
• Electrónica del automóvil
• Mantenimiento y comerc. de equipos
electrónicos y componentes
•Consolas de videojuegos
SERVICIOS DE TELECOMUNICACIÓN• Servicios portadores y fijos
• Servicios móviles
• Transmisión/Conmutación de datos
• Servicios de Telecomunicación por cable
• Servicios de acceso a internet y otros servicios
eLAC2015
Building Inclusive and
Innovative Digital Societies
The eLACeLAC isis aa strategystrategy for Latin America and the
Caribbean, according to the Millennium Development
Goals and World Summit on the Information Society
(WSIS), with long-term vision by 2015 - which states
that information and communication technologies (ICT)
areare toolstools forfor economiceconomic developmentdevelopment andand socialsocialinclusioninclusion..
The Economic Commission for Latin America and the
Regional Plan for Information Society -eLAC
The Economic Commission for Latin America and the
Caribbean, ECLACECLAC, acting as Technical Secretariat of
this regional action plan.
eLAC2015 Thematic AreaseLAC2015 Thematic Areas
Access
A. ACCESS
B. ELECTRONIC GOVERNMENT
C. ENVIROEMENT
D. SOCIAL SECURITY
E. DESARROLLO PRODUCTIVE
CapacitiesContent &
Applications
E. DESARROLLO PRODUCTIVE
DEVELOPEMENT & INNOVATION
F. ENABLE ENVIROMENT
G. EDUCATION
H. INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE FOR POLICY
OF STATE
Transversal AxisTransversal Axis
EnableEnable EnviaromentEnviaroment-- FinancingFinancing TaskTask ForceForce
CreationCreation and and InnovationInnovation toto compete in a compete in a global global enviromentenviroment
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What? How? Who?
TowardsTowards R+D & R+D & InnovationInnovation
What? How? Who?
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Best practice; The case of
Technology Platforms in EU
Energy ICT
Bio
based
Economy
Production
and
processesTransport
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FIRST Project is an International Cooperación Internacional Support Action financed byEuropean Commission (FP7), that aims to extend the concept of European Technology Platforms (ETPs) to Latin American,
by gathering strategic stakeholders from the different sectors included in the Future Internet, ICT Components and systems fields into one national ICT Technology Platform per country.
Best Practice Leading Case
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Source: AETIC
BeforeBefore FIRST FIRST InniciativeInniciative
WhereWhere are are wewe nownow??
What is a TechnologyPlatform?
European Technology Platforms (ETPs) are industry-led, public/private
partnerships encouraged by EC to drive innovation and unite stakeholder
communities in reaching strategic research objectives of key European
Introduced in FP6, they answer to the need
expressed in 2003 by
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research objectives of key European industry sectors.
• ‘bringing together technological know-how, industry, regulators and financial institutions to develop a strategic agenda for leading technologies’.
expressed in 2003 by the European Council of
strengthening the European research and
innovation area…
ETPs: Objectives
The main mission of ETPs is to express and structure theneed for research in specific area of their competence.
Specifically they aim at:
� defining medium to long-term research and technologicalobjectives and developing roadmaps to achieve them.
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� contributing to increase synergies between differentresearch actors.
ETPs: Outcome
The typical outcome of ETPs is the so-called
Strategic Research Agenda (SRA):
� “position papers” which set out R&D goals, time framesand action plans for technological advances.
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� SRA are necessary to mobilise a critical mass of nationaland European public and private resources.
� SRA are adopted by the European Commission todevelop and shape the FP work programmes.
ETPs: The way they operate
The typical lifecycle of a European Technology Platform:
� Stage 1: Stakeholders getting together in order to establish their“vision” for the future development of the field concerned and to set upthe technology platform;
� Stage 2: Stakeholders define a Strategic Research Agenda settingout their common views on the necessary medium to long termresearch, development and demonstration needs for this technology;
� Stage 3: Implementation of the Strategic Research Agenda - for
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� Stage 3: Implementation of the Strategic Research Agenda - forwhich, in many instances, it is anticipated that significant public andprivate investments will need to be mobilised.
ETPs: Actors in theinternational cooperation
European Technology Platforms play a strategic role inthe International cooperation in a number of ways:
�Disseminating and helping understand Europeanresearch priorities out of Europe
�Acting as possible direct interlocutors for non-EU researchers, able to voice international needs and
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EU researchers, able to voice international needs andpriorities to the EU
�Gathering potential partners in EU projects�Fostering innovation, as they join industrial and
academic interests together
ETPs: Actors in theinternational cooperation
�ETPs support international debates, wheregoals and strategic researches agendas canbe discussed and implemented bringingEuropean and international researcherstogether
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�To help dialogue, ETPs need to havesimilar interlocutor in non-EU regions
The LATP’s
� Latin American Technology Platforms (LATPs) are theextensions and adaptations to Latin America, of thealready successful story of European TechnologyPlatforms.
� Implemented in five countries of Latin America through
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� Implemented in five countries of Latin America throughthe FIRST Project, funded by the Seventh FrameworkProgramme of the EC.
� Communities that gather representatives from theindustry (Large companies and SMEs) and the Academiain order to foster and promote a consistent approach toR&D&I activities in Future Internet in Latin Americancountries
One Technology Platformper Country
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Roadmap of implementation
Networking
Enrich with the process,
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Creation of ThematicWorkingGroups.
Definition of the Strategic Research Agendas
implementation
Enhance possibilities
New trends
Internationalization
Principles
� Awareness-raising: The objectives and activities of the Community will be disseminated to all stakeholders including policy makers, regulators, the business sector and consumers, as the community focuses also on the identification of future market needs and future developments.
� IndustryIndustry--driven:driven: LATPs are driven by the industry and market needs according to each country's current and foreseen situation.
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� Collaboration: Collaboration: LATPs are aimed at aligning R&D&I efforts of different stakeholders toward the promotion of collaborative R&D&I topics and projects that impact on the development of its members and society.
� Openness:Openness: participation in the LATPs are open to all entities that are willing to contribute to the activities of this community.
� Internationalization: Internationalization: LATPs aimed at establishing stronger bounds for cooperation with equivalent European and international communities.
� LATPs helps to position the countries and Latin America in general
as a Strategic Partner for R&D.
� Give the possibility to Latin America to establish a position paper
about what Internet do we want.
� Participation in the ICT R&D prospective of each country.
Benefits
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� Participation in the ICT R&D prospective of each country.
� Networking with International Counterparts (ETPs).
� Channel to find partners for R&D activities
� Unique space that gathers: Industry, Academia and Government.
Each LATP has developed:
� Vision document
� Governance model
� Strategic Research Agenda of Future Internet
LATPs has the aim of positioning:
LATPs
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LATPs has the aim of positioning:
Latin America as a Strategic Partner forR&D activities
PLATA BRAFIP MACHI RECIIF MTPNetworked and
Electronic Media
(NEM)
Software and
Services (NESSI)
Satellite
Communications
LATPs Working Groups
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(ISI)
Mobile and Wireless
Networks
(Net!works)
Intelligent Integrated
Systems (EPoSS)
Embedded Systems
(ARTEMIS)
Nanoelectronics
(ENIAC)
Visibility of LATPsleaders to the
Europeanstakeholders
Publication of LATPsnews in european
newsletters.
LATPs Positioning
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Presentation of LATPsin European events
Possibility of participating in EU
events
LATPs Positioning
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ARTEMIS Methods and processes for
safety-relevant embedded systems
EPoSS Smart Systems for
Automotive Applications
EPoSS Smart Systems for the
Internet of Things
NEM
Topic 1: Tecnologías 3D interactivas
Topic 2: Búsqueda semántica
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�Secretariat: ALETI
�93 members
�Support of Ministry of Science and Technology
Argentina: PLATA
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Science and Technology
SRA:NESSI Hot TOPICS
�Service and System Engineering
Argentina: PLATA
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�Adaptive interactions
�Business process modelling
�Services-oriented utility infrastructure
�Secretariat: USP
�Chairman: Roberto Mayer (ASSESPRO)
Brazil: BRAFIP
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Vision
�Enhancement of productive structure efficiency.
�Improvement of Brazilian companies’ capacity for innovation and expansion
of exports, as a means to achieve better economic efficiency.
�Development and dissemination of technologies with a higher potential for
competing internationally.
SRA Satellite Working Group:
�Spectrum availability with efficient spectrum use
�Higher frequency bands
�Flexible satellite missions
Research Topics:
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�Flexible satellite missions
�New satellite technologies with lower costs and faster deployment
�Interworking with terrestrial networks:
�Urban and in-building coverage
�Secretariat: ALETI
�Chairman: Luis Stein
� Support of CONICyT and
CORFO
Chile: MACHI
MACHI composition
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Other15%
SME41%
Large company5%
Academia29%
Gob10%
96 organizations
125 members
ARTEMIS HOT TOPICS:
�Methods and processes for
safety-relevant embedded
systems.
�Manufacturing and production
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Government6% 0%
Type of organizations
SRA
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�Manufacturing and production
automation
�Embedded Systems for
Healthcare systems
�ES for the Security and Critical
Infrastructures Protection
Academia58%
Industry36%