Internet of Things - rövid képes beszámoló

Hihetetlen sebességgel nő az internethez csatlakoztatott tárgyak, dolgok száma és jövőre eléri az egy trilliót! Az IoT architektúrájának kialakítása ehhez kell igazodjon. A hol kérdésre a válasz térinformatikát igényel.  A rendezvényen az Európai Bizottság részéről résztvevő Florent Frederix, az InfSo és Média főigazgatóság RFID részlegvezetőjével folytatott beszélgetés során a mind a HUNAGI, mind az EUROGI szerepe szóba került ami lehetőséget teremt konkrét ügyben a jövőbeni közvetlen kapcsolatfelvételre (pld. a Digitális Föld konferencia kapcsán).


HUNAGI album: http://picasaweb.google.com/hunagialbums/InternetofThings

Program forrás: www.iot-budapest.eu

Opening speeches

9:00 – 9:40Room: I

• Neelie Kroes, Vice President of the European Commission for Digital Agenda  (from video)

• Gérald Santucci, Head of Unit INFSO D4, ‘Networked Enterprise and RFID’, European Commission

• László Pap, Professor, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences

Conference keynotes

9:40 - 10:2Room: I

·         The Internet of Things: Back to the Future

Lara Srivastava, Media Communications Professor and Policy Consultant, WebsterUniversity and infoDev/World Bank 

·         IoT - the next turf of human creativity

Heikki Ailisto, Research Professor, VTT

·         Internet of Things - How to love people and use things by creating Smart Environments and Spaces

Ovidiu Vermesan, Chief Scientist, SINTEF

Privacy and data protection in the IoT age: challenges and
threats

10:25 - 11:25Room: I

Moderator: Hana Pechačkova, European Commission, DG Justice

·         New technologies: a challenge for privacy and data protection

András Jóri, Parliamentary Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information

·         Privacy and data protection in the IoT age: mission impossible?

Chiara Giovannini, Research and Innovation Manager, ANEC

·         (tba)

Barbara Daskala, Expert in Risk Analysis and Management European Network & Information Security Agency (ENISA)

·         Security and Privacy in IOT: the role of Trusted elements

Gil Bernabeu, Technical Director, GlobalPlatform

11:25         - 11:45      Coffee break       

Socio-economic challenges

11:45 - 12:45Room: I

Moderator: Frédéric G. Thiesse, Professor, University of Wuerzburg

·         IoT in the Ageing Society

Rudolf Mezei, Managing Director, HUNGIMPEX Ltd. OMRON Distributor

·         RFID Emissions Track/NFC Emissions Display

John Connors, CEO, Supply Chain Carbon Council

·         Technologies and multi-channel strategies for the connected consumer

Christian Plenge, Head of Architecture, Frameworks & Innovation METRO SYSTEMS GmbH

·         Internet of Things: Shaping the future of production

László Monostori, Deputy Director Research; József Váncza, Elisabeth Ilie-Zudor, Zsolt Kemény, Computer and Automation Research Institute (SZTAKI), Hungarian Academy of Sciences

12:45         - 13:45      Lunch break       

Application areas of IoT                                      Parallel sessions

13:45 - 15:15

Payments and mobile IoTRoom: I

Moderator: András Vilmos, Managing Director, SafePay Systems Ltd.,                              Chairman of Stolpan Association

·         Entering the Digital Age: M-Payments challenges for Europe

Jörgen Gren, Deputy Head of Unit, European Commission

·         Pay-By-Mobil Status Update

Nav Bains, Senior Director Mobile Money, GSMA

·         Mobile Banking and Payments

Dag Inge Flatraaker, General Manager, DnB NOR Bank

·         Mobile commerce is developing rapidly

László Szetnics, Regional Business Development Manager, MasterCard Europe

Smart cities and intelligent public transportRoom: II

Moderator: Budapest Transport Centre

·         What is needed to introduce attractive ITS solutions for the public transport user?

Stenerik Ringqvist, UITP EuroTeam expert, UITP

·         Sustainability of “smart city ecosystems” by using the most advanced identification technologies

László Veilinger, Business Development Director, NXP Semiconductors

·         M2M Going Urban – The Solution For Sustainable Green Living?

Mischa Dohler, Head of [IQe], CTTC

·         Smart Things and Smart People: user driven open innovation with smart citizens

Dave Carter, Head, Manchester Digital Development Agency (MDDA), Manchester City Council

·         The Smarter City Vision of IBM

Ferenc Pongrácz, Chief Operating Officer, IBM Hungary

M2MRoom: III

Moderator: Florent Frederix, Head of Sector RFID, Information Society and                     Media Directorate-General, European Commission

·         Embedded Mobile Technologies, M2M Communication, Security in the Network of Things

David Lisal, Sales Manager Telecom Central Europe, Oberthur Technologies

·         M2M Architecture challenges; Why we must not failed.

Patrick Wetterwald, Smart Grid and IoT Product Manager. IPSO founder and past President, Cisco

·         Large Area Sensors as initiator for IP based M2M communication

Andreas Schaller, Managing director, ASC Andreas Schaller Technology Consulting

·         Where is M2M today? The Smarthome Concept

Pál Miletics, Head of Digital Hungary (Corporate Sales and Marketing Department), Telenor Hungary Plc

Future supply chainRoom: IV    

Moderator: Dávid Kétszeri, GS1 in Europe

·         Class – Clinical Laboratory Automated Stockroom System

Brendan Kernan, Manager-Technical Standards and Solutions, GS1 Ireland

·         Augmented Traceability with IoT : Use case demo for seafood supply chains

Nicolas Pauvre, Network Solutions Project Manager, GS1 France

·         Semantic Unity in the Diversity of Technologies: closing the gap between use-cases and technology

Szabolcs Szigeti, Deputy director, Public Administration’s Centre of Information Technology, Budapest University of Technology and Economics

·         Model-based Design and Operation in Internet of Things

András Pataricza, Professsor and Hassan Charaf, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Department of Measurement and Information Systems

15:15 - 15:35     Coffee break       

The need for governance of the IoT: what role for the public sector?

15:35 - 16:35Room: I

Moderator: Alessandro Bassi, Hitachi

·         The governance dimension of the Internet of things

Wolfgang Kleinwächter, Professor, University of Aarhus

·         A European Perspective on the Internet of Things Governance

Bernard Benhamou, Ministerial Delegate for Internet usage, Ministry of Research and Higher Education

·         International Co-operation – the key to a successful Global IoT initiative

Ian Smith, President, AIM UK

·         IOT Implementation in Mobile Environment

Balázs Benyó, Associate professor, Budapest University of Technology and Economics

Conference keynote: the entrepreneurship's perspective

16:35 - 16:50Room: I

·         Smart people, dumb objects, networked environments

Usman Haque, Founder/CEO, Connected Environments Ltd

Conference clos