3.2 IoT Applications and Business Models

Format of the workshop

The workshop will consist of:

Presentations of IoT activities and challenges through mainly the IoT forum,
Show cases event allowing projects to present IoT application success stories, development and business model
Panel session to debate few questions prepared in advance

Problem Statement and Objectives of the workshop

Internet of things represent a huge potential of business and innovation also strengthening and developing the future Internet. Smart cities as representing a complete eco-system are good adopters of IoT technologies as providing a lot of dedicated services to their citizens while supporting their local enterprises. The workshop will explore:

What are the most successful IoT applications ?
Are there any barriers to prevent successful deployments such as for instance from legal, societal and governance ?
What could be the business models to exploit the full potential of IoT innovations ?

Session organisers:

Philippe Cousin, Probe-IT project manager
Man-Sze Li , FInES Cluster Co-Chair
Jesper Thestrup , FinES Cluster Manufacturing and Industry Task Force Leader

Target audience:

IoT research projects
Smart cities stake holders
Industry interest by IoT applications and business models

Build on previous FIA sessions:

IoT Conference @ Poznan, Panel on The Sensing Enterprise, Proceedings, 2011 www.week.fi-poznan.eu/online/;

Draft Agenda

Timing	Presentations	speaker

15 min	IoT forum, growing community for developing successful applications. Issues on legal, societal and governance	IOT forum – Sebastien Lange, Laure Quentin
15 min	Smart Cities and IoT for deploying successful applications and promoting innovation ex of key applications incl. Smart Home	Probe-IT- Alex Gluhak OutSmart
5 min	IoT for business - applications, services & things in the Sensing Enterprise	Man-Sze Li, FinES
10 min	Value based business models for capturing the real business interest in IoT applications	Jesper Thestrup , FinES

Show cases event

Internet Connected Objects for Reconfigurable Eco-systems	Frank Berkers, I-Core
An appstore ecosystems for automation	Olivier Hersent, Actility
Multinational Initiative for Cloud Computing in health Care (MUNICH)	Professor Dr. Christoph Thuemmler, Edinburgh Napier University
Catch the drops, make an ocean	Mjoca Volk
Study and development of a RFID integrated automatic traceability system for the bovine meat chain	Stefania Leonardi, Department of Veterinary Sciences and Technology for Food Safety Università degli Studi Milano
IoT success stories in port & harbors	Bruno Cendon TST
POBICOS: IoT Platform for Home and Building	Jarek Domanszewicz Institute of telecommunications Warsaw
IoT and Test applications for IPv6 QoS	H. Tarsiuk, Warsaw Universticy of Technology, Poland
Reactive and proactive ascenarios	IoT Council Rob Van Kranenburg

Panel

20 min

3 questions to be debated

Where is a business value of the sensor data collected?
What new opportunities for sharing within and amongst communities will emerge from leveraging the combined information and intelligence resultant from the emergent IoT and Social Mobile computing revolution?
What challenges for Smart Homes ?

Moderator:

Dr Alan Davy, TSSG

References:

IoT Conference @ Poznan, Panel on The Sensing Enterprise, Proceedings, 2011 www.week.fi-poznan.eu/online/;
FInES Position Paper for Orientations for FP8, 2011 cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/enet/documents/fines-position-paper-fp8-orientations-final.pdf
FInES Research Roadmap (under development), latest version 1.2, 2011 www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/Publications/Download-document/239-FInES-Cluster-2011-Research-Roadmap-2025-v1.2.html
Concluding Remarks of G. Santucci at the FInES Cluster meeting, 19-20 December www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/Publications/Download-document/278-5-Concluding_Remarks-Santucci.html

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