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This area of research focuses on activities that advance technical expertise related to Software technologies and their application for providing ICT solutions. The directions pursued are:
Industrial research in this area includes activities in:
The objective is to use the tangible and intangible assets for e-Business and e-Government Solutions, Security, Content Management, and Operator Solutions.
VESPER defined and demonstrated a service architecture for the provision of VHE across a multi-provider, heterogeneous network and system infrastructure. The project's technical approach was based on the models and service paradigms of TINA and the use of intelligent agent technologies for supporting roaming users with service portability, session mobility and service scalability.
http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/CCSR/IST/Vesper/
INTERNODE specified, designed, and implemented a Service Provisioning Support platform for creating multi-domain services for nomadic users-E-business, nomadic Internet and intranet access, personalised services. The platform allows secured mobile data VPNs over GPRS and WLAN by supporting provisioning, access control, configuration of security gateways, charging, and PKI.
The project focused on concepts for adding value to future broadband Always-On (AO) mass-market services and how these services can be delivered to multiple heterogeneous devices. The project's Device Unify Service prototype was used to exploit the characteristics of AO services and provide access to online services from multiple devices-phone, PDA, PC, TV-and from any location.
http://www.eurescom.de/public/projects/P1100-series/P1101/default.as
The project assessed the impact of e-commerce methods and technologies on OSS and developed an e-commerce framework for Service and Network Management covering fulfilment (provisioning), assurance (management, operations) and billing, supporting performance aspects such as SLA and Jeopardy management and allowing integration with legacy environments.
http://www.eurescom.de/public/projects/P1100-series/P1106/default.asp
WOODDES extended UML (StateCharts or hierarchical state-machines) to be used for the development of embedded systems with real-time requirements. The project focused on tool development that may be used in the design, validation and integration of such systems.
COSIBA addressed the common needs of major telecom houses for system development with the use of several specification languages (SDL, C, VHDL) at different abstraction levels. The development of the co-modelling backplane allows the reduction of time-to-market and increases the final product quality through the use of IP components and reusable subsystem blocks.
CORAS developed a tool-supported methodology for model-based risk assessment and analysis of security-critical systems, integrating aspects from partly complementary risk assessment methods, state-of-the-art modelling methodology and a UML based specification language for security risk assessment.
Start of pageP924 developed a methodology for bridging the gap between component specification and their configuration and distribution on middleware platforms. The project also defined concepts and a notation for expressing the distribution and static and dynamic configuration aspects for distributed applications and supportive engineering capabilities of services platforms.
http://www.eurescom.de/ public/projects/P900-series/P924/default.asp
ATTRACT introduced value-added technologies and business components for the development of enhanced tele-working environments in the insurance sector and the provision of value-added customer services.
COSMOS provided a complete solution integrating software and hardware modules for supporting the business processes and the workflow requirements of companies with activities in environments that lack terrestrial communication infrastructure or have frequent relocating activities.
e-Sharing designed, developed and evaluated a service for the efficient management and allocation of a virtual shared resources pool. The project developed an intelligent decision support system that allows companies to describe tasks that need be accomplished and decides on a combination of resources needed for their accomplishment.
UP-TV developed basic technologies for TV Anytime systems and services. The project addressed the identification of media content that has to be recorded, the placement of those media assets onto single and networked media servers, and the organisation of an efficient and comfortable access to these assets.
http://wwwcs.uni-paderborn.de/pc2/projects/up-tv/
PISTE addressed the provision of tools based on digital video analysis and processing, 3D objects modelling, and 3D-visualisation and animation. PISTE designed a virtual scene modelling language for creating augmented reality views of events, developed tools for the encoding and playback of MPEG-4 interactive multimedia, and set requirements for the implementation of MPEG-4 playback on consumer equipment.
http://www.tnt.uni-hannover.de/js/project/eu/piste/
ARCHEOGUIDE provided a multi-user Augmented Reality system for visitors of cultural heritage sites. It presented users with computer-generated 3D reconstructions of ruined sites at Olympia, Greece, among others, by augmenting the "real world" sites. The system could automatically launch audiovisual presentations depending on the user's position, orientation and declared interests.
http://www.dl-forum.de/englisch/projekte/projekte_eng_510_ENG_HTML.htm
iMEDIA provided an intelligent mediation platform for enhancing consumer-supplier relationships by establishing the necessary methodologies, practices and technologies for broadcasting personalized interactive advertising, analysing interactive consumer behaviour, and empowering interactive TV viewers with total control over their private personal data.
http://www.eltrun.aueb.gr/content/projects/p_imedia.html
Real-time Quotes provides real time stock quotes from the Athens Stock Exchange.
ESTIA provided the means for the mass adoption of Business-to-Consumer (B2C) e-Commerce in the tourism sector. The project introduced value-added services over the next generation access medium of e-Business such as Mobile Networks, efficiently supporting and bringing closer individuals and vendors in the digital tourism economy.
The project provided European less-favoured small-to-medium retailer enterprises with a convenient, reliable and cost-effective way of getting into on-line sales. The success of the pilot stage encouraged the launching of the market validation phase. The scope of the initial R&D phase broadened sectorally and geographically.
http://www.eltrun.aueb.gr/content/projects/p_activesmes.html
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