Smart Data and its impact for Germany

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1 Smart Data and its impact for Germany Dr. Alexander Tettenborn i-know, , Graz

2 The German Digital Economy * 221 bn. turnover (ICT sector) 100 bn. turnover (internet economy) 5.6 % of the worldwide sales in ICT 4.6 % of value creation #5 in worldwide ranking (behind U.S.A., Japan, U.K., China) 32 % of industrial companies with ICT-based strategy 1.06 Mio. jobs ICT branch 7.2 % start-up rate in the ICT sector * 2015 Monitoring Report, TNS Infratest

3 Political framework German Hightech Strategy (2010): Action plan on energy efficency, health, mobility, production and service economy ICT strategy ( Digital agenda for Germany ) : A fast and neutral internet Digital growth - excellence & transfer Start-up and SME funding Smart services for the core industries ICT security and safety Strengthen the Digital State: e-government strategy, Open Data Cooperation with other ministries: Transport, Interior, Research

4 Big Data Activities in Germany Ministry for Education and Research funds Basic Research in Big Data + establishes 2 Big Data Knowledge Centers Fraunhofer Big Data Research Alliance Karlsruhe Smart Data Innovation Lab Recognized by all relevant ICT associations: BITKOM, GI, acatech * Some large industry players with big data products: SAP (Hana), Software AG (Terracotta + Apama), Telekom (Managed Dynamic Big Data Factory in the Cloud), SIEMENS (Mindsphere), Broad Scene of Big Data SME: Averbis, Blue Yonder, Datameer, Empolis, Exasol, idalab, Implisense, intelligent views, RapidMiner, The unbelievable Machine Company, ubermetrics Technologies, USU Software, Vico,. Conferences & Community Building events for Data Scientists * Bitkom: Federal Association for Information Technology, Telecommunications and New Media; GI: German Informatics Society; acatech: National Academy of Science & Engineering

5 Smart Data - BMWi research programme Objectives: Pilot R&D projects to prove & promote smart data solutions in selected application areas Build Big Data ecosystems & partner networks (technology & analytics providers, service providers with research organisations and technology platforms) Create open solutions & frameworks Focus on SME (providers; users) to benefit from the program

6 Smart Data - BMWi research programme Title: Smart Data Innovations from Data Term: 11/ /2017 Funding: 30 M budget (50%) for 14 projects Number of partners: ca. 65

7 Smart Data - Building Blocks and Applications Smart Factory Smart Mobility Legal Framework Data Driven Innovation Technology/Platforms Decision support & Automation Data Analytics Data Management Business Models & Acceptance Secure Infrastructure Smart Energy Security Smart Health

8 Accompanying Research for Smart Data Programme Head: FZI Research Center for Information Technology at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Contact: FZI-Directors Prof. Christof Weinhardt, Prof. Stefan Jähnichen FZI-Berlin Dr. Luise Kranich German Informatics Society (GI) LoeschHundLiepold Kommunikation (LHLK) 8

9 Accompanying Research for Smart Data Programme security application standards & international aspects Smart-Data fields of interests legal aspects acceptance & economic aspects technology 9

10 Smart Data Forum competence and innovation connecting the national funding program smart data with other interest groups in Germany, in Europe or strategically relevant countries around the world open for cooperation (global partner) 4 years in cooperation with accompanying research of smart data 10

11 Smart Data Forum - objectives The Forum will Acceptance Research Security Innovation Technology <-> Applications Networking, Technology and Knowledge Transfer Legal Framework Business Models Education 1. bring together all important stakeholders from businesses, research institutions and politics to foster research, innovation and education 2. bundle all Big Data activities in Germany, link them to international initiatives and support the transfer of knowledge and best practices 3. serve as a focal point for best practice use cases from current research projects as well as from young and established market players 11

12 Smart Data Forum - Involved Parties Market Players and Initiatives Public Research Programs Demonstration Center Networking Platform Information Hub 12

13 The European Data Economy Public: Conference European Data Forum Industry &Science : cppp Data, with strong German participation Government: EC Member States workshops on the data-driven economy German-French initiative (standardization of a Smart Data Taxonomy, Individual Social Data Auditable Access Number ) German-Austrian workshop (German Informatics Society (GI)

14 Workshop at i-know and Outlook Towards a European Network of Excellence in Big Data Objectives: - Transparency and visibility of research in Europe - Exchange of knowledge and collaboration on research and education - Matchmaking between national industrial or research programms and initiatives - Sharing best practices and identify synergies Outlook: - Ongoing visibility online - Establish a network on defined working items - Connecting with European Commission (European Data Science Academy Big Data Value Ecosystem, cppp data, )

15 SAVE THE DATE Invitation to the Smart Data Congress Berlin, November, 14th Learning more about Initiatives in Germany Exchange experiences Join the Discussion about the risks & challenges in Data Driven Economies 15

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19 Thank you for your attention.