COIN Workshop @ ESoCE-Net Industrial Forum, Rome, 1st Dec 2008
The Industrial Forum event aims at offering an opportunity to Industrial players from different market sectors and from different European Regions and to Regional Development Agencies and local Government Bodies to discuss and learn how to mix the three main ingredients for regional success: Collaboration, Competitiveness and Innovation. The Industrial Forum is supported by the COIN Project, which organizes Workshop 2 "Enterprise Interoperability and Collaboration: Vision and Barriers"
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dic 01, 2008 from 08:30 am to 06:30 pm |
| Where | NH JOLLY LEONARDO DA VINCI - Via dei Gracchi 324 - Rome - |
| Contact Email | coin@esoce.net |
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CONFERENCE CENTRE - NH JOLLY LEONARDO DA VINCI
VIA DEI GRACCHI, 324 - ROME
In the evolving international business scenario, the need of new, collaborative working models and practices is emerging as an important and strategic factor for EU firms, struggling to cope with global competition and internationalisation challenges. In this context, it is fundamental to enhance relationships / partnerships among organizations in a fully collaborative way. This condition is particularly felt by SMEs, due to their limited financial capacity and limited ability to manage innovation processes and to deploy adequate resources.
One of the essential elements for enabling a collaborative, interconnected business scenario is the availability of reliable, seamless, transparent and easy-to-use ICT solutions and services, suitable for making business transactions more effective and inclusive, especially for SMEs, and for supporting Enterprise Interoperability and Enterprise Collaboration scenarios.
The COIN project, which is supporting the present workshop, is developing ICT integrated solution and services to support the above described vision, starting from notable existing research results in the field of Enterprise Interoperability (and made available by the whole Enterprise Interoperability DG INFSO D4 Cluster) and Enterprise Collaboration. The objectives of this workshop are:
– To launch the COIN community, suitable for supporting the development and deployment of the COIN project, through the active participation in identified project’s tasks and through the identification of additional relevant business cases;
– To present the Enterprise Interoperability and Enterprise Collaboration scenarios and relevant needs, with particular respect to problematic areas which need to be addressed and discussed in order to find common positions of the industrial and scientific communities;
– To identify specific tasks which, if performed, can facilitate the adoption of COIN results and increase its visibility.
Expected results from this workshop is to start the process for the definition of a common vision to implement the EI/EC services dulling the critical barriers due to an heterogeneity of languages and business knowledge, and defining new challenges for ICT collaborative applications. Participants in this workshop are:
– Researchers in the Enterprise Interoperability and Collaboration domain,
– IT industry, willing to collaborate and get involved along the various COIN project phases;
– Representatives of Business Ecosystems and collaborative clusters, willing to learn how to utilise COIN platform in order to build advanced, innovative pilots;
– Industrial associations and SMEs’ stakeholders in general;
Venue
CONFERENCE CENTRE - NH JOLLY LEONARDO DA VINCI
VIA DEI GRACCHI, 324 - ROME
Schedule
14.00-14.10 Workshop Introduction Sergio Gusmeroli, (TXT, Italy)
14.10-14.30 COIN Community; objectives, governance and benefits for participants
Roberto Santoro; (ESoCE-Net, Italy)
14.30-15.30 Enterprise Interoperability and Enterprise Collaboration Open Issues
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“The regional transfer of EC Projects results towards SMEs in Enterprise Interoperability",
Prof Guy Doumeingts, Research Director GFI, General Manager of INTEROP-VLab -
“Business model and service platform development”,
Elmar Husmann; (IBM, Germany) -
“Collaboration and interoperability solutions for SMEs Clusters for sustainable construction”,
Matti Hannus (VTT, Finland) -
"Interoperability and collaboration requirements for European-Chinese Networks",
Hendrik Holsboer (University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland)
15.30 Coffee Break
Collection of needs and suggestions for facilitating the adoption of EI/EC service platform, definition of a common approach to fill up the current, perceived implementation gaps and launch of specific community tasks.
Closure

