TIVIT Oy

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TIVIT Oy

• Kimmo Ojuva

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TIVIT Oyn taustaa

• Suomen akatemia ja Tekes, 2006
• Peruslinjaukset, tiedottaminen
• Yritykset ja tiedeyhteisöt, 2007
• Tutkimusagendat
• Toimintamalli
• Sopimusmallit
• Hakemus SHOKksi
• TIVIT Oy perustetaan 28.2.2008
• Järjestäytyminen ja operatiivisen toiminnan
  aloittaminen

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Miksi TIVIT?

• Nykyinen innovaatiojärjestelmä ei vastaa enää
  kaikilta osin kansainvälisiin haasteisiin
• Tutkimus- kehitys- ja innovaatiotoiminta ja sen
  rahoitus ovat olleet pirstaleisia ja
  lyhytjänteistä
• Kansainvälinen näkyvyys on jäänyt muutamien
  yritysten ja huippuyksilöiden varaan
• Suomelle tärkeiden tutkimus- ja teknologia-alojen
  vahvistamiseksi ja uusien osaamisalueiden
  luomiseksi tarvitaan uusi keino.

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Mitä TIVIT antaa yrityksille?

• Nopeuttaa ja tehostaa yritysten
  innovaatiotoimintaa
• Yritykset pääsevät määrittelemään keskittymän
  tutkimussuunnitelmaa tarpeitaan vastaavaksi
• Yritykset saavat käyttöönsä tavoitteidensa
  kannalta monialaista osaamista
• Yritykset pääsevät osallisiksi nykyistä
  pitkäjänteisemmästä julkisesta tutkimus- ja
  kehitysrahoituksesta

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TIVIT Oy, osakkaat
Suurosakkaat
Tiedeyhteisöt
Pienyritykset
Yhteensä 40 osakasta
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TIVIT Oy hallitus (1/2)suurosakkaiden edustus
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TIVIT Oy hallitus (2/2)tiedeyhteisöjen ja
pienyritysten edustus
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TIVIT Ltd.

Articles of Association
General meeting - Shareholders
Shareholders agreement
The Board of Directors
Managing director / CEO
Focus Area Director
Focus Area Director
Focus Area Director
Focus Area Director
Chief technology officer (CTO)
steering group expert group
steering group expert group
steering group expert group
steering group expert group
SRA Flexible Services
SRA Future Internet
SRA Devices and Inter- operability
SRA Co- operative Traffic ICT
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SHOK Process
New Focus Area
New Focus Area
New Focus Area
TIVIT Ltd. operations
Vision, Road Map and SRA development Four Focus
Areas
Foresight activities and SRA development
ICT SHOK organizing
SRA evaluation
SRA evaluation II revision
SRA evaluation III revision
Project planning for 4 Focus Areas
Project planning for n Focus Areas
Project planning for m Focus Areas
TIVIT proposal to Science and Technology Policy
Council
TIVIT proposal to Tekes
TIVIT proposal to Tekes
3rd Project execution
2nd Project execution and delivery of results
TIVIT proposal To Tekes
1st Project execution and delivery of results
2007
2008
2009
2010
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Future Internet
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Focus Area Future Internet
Grand Vision
Grand Vision Networking of Information
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Focus Area Future Internet
Motivation - Vision - Mission

• Motivation for Future Internet TIVIT Ltd
• Several problems plague the current Internet,
  causing both direct costs and loss of business
  opportunities and social value. At the same time,
  major future challenges loom around the corner,
  blocking the path towards future applications.
• Future Internet TIVIT Ltd Vision
• Future Internet will become a mission critical
  backbone of information society globally with
  billions of mobile and wire line users instantly
  connected to information and each other and using
  the net for communicating with each other,
  conducting business, managing their everyday
  lives, expressing themselves, and enjoying
  entertainment.
• Future Internet TIVIT Ltd Mission
• The Future Internet programme aims to radically
  innovate and enhance the Internet technology as a
  platform for innovation while providing strong
  governance over the use of the network resources
  and information in such a way that especially
  mobile use of the network and its services will
  be natively supported.

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Focus Area Future Internet
Interest Group

• TIVIT Ltd Future Internet partnership covers
  global players of Internet and telecommunications
  fields, application owners, small and medium
  sized technology companies, research institutes,
  and universities.
• Ericsson, Nokia, Nokia-Siemens Networks,
  TeliaSonera, Elisa, TietoEnator, Elektrobit, CSC,
  VTT, HIIT, TKK, University of Helsinki, Åbo
  Akademi University, University of Oulu,
  University of Jyväskylä

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Flexible Services Ecosystem
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Focus Area Flexible Services Ecosystem
Vision Mission

• In the year 2015 the Flexible Service Ecosystem
  provides an adaptive, trustworthy service
  environment for entities in the Digital Service
  Ecosystems.
• The program will create the Flexible Services
  Ecosystem, where business, open service platforms
  and user customer involvement meet to make
  Finland the leader in service innovation,
  production and experimenting.
• The breakthrough target of this SRA is twofold
• The creation of new cross-domain global business
  networks
• To achieve global success in personalized mobile
  webX.0 service

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Strategy

• The mission will be met by
• moving service creation from vertical business
  domains to networked open service domains
• innovating through new internet based paradigms
  together with the Finnish skill set on mobility
• developing key enablers of service infrastructure
  and common services with matching service
  creation methods and tools
• analyzing the reasons leading to the success of
  the ecosystems and creating know-how on the ways
  user customer experience, innovation and
  involvement in service creation can be enhanced
• by using flexible, effective and agile
  development methods in Living Lab type
  environments that take into account also the
  social processes involved in the development and
  adoption of new services
• applying the Flexible Services Ecosystem on
  selected service domains of global importance
• having strong and beneficial cooperation with
  foreign research organizations working on Digital
  Business/ICT Ecosystems.

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Focus Area Flexible Services Ecosystem
RD Themes

• RD work of Flexible Services Ecosystem focuses
  on three strategic themes
• Service Infrastructure including architectural
  and process design and common service space to
  address interoperability, trust, collaboration
  management, adaptiveness and ecommerce needs.
• Ubiquitous access to services exploiting the
  Finnish strengths and competences on mobile and
  ubicom technology, aims at enabling entirely new
  ways for service use. Special attention will be
  put on contextual life management services,
  targeted and interactive media services and the
  use of contextual information as part of the
  services.
• User/Customer centric Service Creation involves
  the end users and user groups, service providers,
  operators and applications developers to analyze
  success criteria and solution effects in specific
  service domains and services. Evidence will be
  provided as examples on Flexible Service
  Ecosystem applicability for cross-sectorial
  service business networks and personalized mobile
  web based services.

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Focus Area Flexible Services Ecosystem
Interest Group

• The creation of Flexible Service Ecosystem
  involves multidisciplinary global RD with
  different actors, e.g.
• ICT -operators, service providers, IT service
  providers, platform and software modules
  developers, applications developers, media
  companies and organizations, content and
  information providers, research institutes and
  universities
• Collaboration with different lines of businesses,
  public sector organizations, industry forums,
  standardization forums and users/customers is
  important for verifying the results and impact of
  the Flexible Service Ecosystem development.
• Active contributors Elisa, TeliaSonera, Nokia,
  TietoEnator, Forum Virium Helsinki, Dimes r.y,
  Swelcom, Viestinnän Keskusliitto, VTT, Helsingin
  Yliopisto, CKIR, HUT, TUT, HIIT, JY, OY,
  IAMSR/Åbo Akademi University

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Device and Interoperability
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Focus Area Devices and Interoperability
Vision - Mission

• Devices and Interoperability Ecosystem program
  targets to define and open a completely new
  domain for technology and service innovation on a
  global scale.
• The communication capabilities and computing
  capacity of both portable and embedded devices
  plus the ongoing development in the areas of
  sensor networks, ad hoc networking,
  location-based services, are all examples of
  foreseen possibilities of local, networked and
  heterogeneous smart environments.
• By connecting and accumulating digital
  information - both contextual and users
  information in the multiple devices and in
  local infrastructure, new applications and
  services can be created and provided for people,
  businesses and communities
• The program will create new disciplines and
  competences in Finland for ICT area that has
  global potential.

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Focus Area Devices and Interoperability
Challenges
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Focus Area Devices and Interoperability
RD Themes

• Enablers for generic device interoperability.
• System architectures supported with tools and
  methods for the exploitation of services and
  information in those environments.
• Proof of concepts and complete service pilots and
  demonstrators that can be exploited globally.
• Efficient and scientifically justified
  methodology and industrial practice to user
  analyses.

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Focus Area Devices and Interoperability
Interest Group

• Nokia
• VTT
• Åbo Akademi
• University of Jyväskylä
• Tampere University of Technology
• TUCS
• Elisa
• Plenware
• Insta DefSec
• Sasken

• University of Tampere
• University of Oulu
• Hantro
• Flander
• Solita

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Cooperative Traffic ICT
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Focus Area Cooperative Traffic ICT
Motivation - Vision - Mission

• Combination of intelligent vehicles and
  infrastructures for transport and communications
  is needed for a continuous and evermore
  increasing requirement for an ecological,
  environmental sustainable and intelligent
  transport system (ITS)
• Until now automotive and telecommunication
  industries developed almost in isolation
• Now the advanced wireless and internet
  technologies enable completely new possibilities
  to integrate these industries to a new much
  better traffic paradigm cooperative traffic
• Vision Novel Finnish cooperative traffic concept
  provides functions and services for driver
  assistance and sustainable traffic. The first
  commercially available results of the RD
  activity will be available in 2009.
• Mission
• To reach the world elite in the ITS development
  and gain a leading position in the world-wide ITS
  business, including the quality and maturity of
  RD, testing and piloting sites and
  infrastructures, but most importantly the
  international success of participating companies.
• To develop highly efficient, seamless and
  flexible ITS solution (ITS Intelligent
  Transport System) in environmentally and
  ecologically friendly manner, qualifying the
  latest and forthcoming ICT demands of enormously
  growing traffic, by commercial, public and
  private objectives.

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Focus Area Cooperative Traffic ICT
Objectives

• To create an active collaboration network between
  companies and research organizations
• Participation only through active ongoing
  project, co-operation or testing
• Participants can vary from technology vendors to
  content providers
• To make Finnish ITS companies and research
  globally recognized and competitive
• Including joint ventures, marketing efforts and
  strong partnership between participants
• To make Finland well-known and recognized ITS
  testing and validation site world-wide
• New RD, interoperability, and living lab sites
  should be formed collaboratively
• Piloting and development of cooperative traffic
  ecosystem

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Focus Area Cooperative Traffic ICT
Deliverables

• A global cooperative transport and mobility
  concept to be tested, validated and demonstrated
  in Finland. Successful demonstration enables the
  penetration in international markets. (This
  requires getting together all the relevant
  stakeholders in transport and mobility industry
  in order to strengthen the export possibilities
  of the industries in the transport sector. The
  strong national reference case is the best way of
  marketing Finnish expertise in this area. Finnish
  enterprises would naturally have a chance to sell
  given sub-systems, applications and individual
  components abroad).
• National cooperative travel and mobility system
  (This would add to the growth of related
  industries and increase international market
  shares of Finnish industries. Furthermore, a
  successful reference case would make Finnish
  enterprises desired partners in transport ICT and
  breed spin-offs in the area. Other expected
  benefits would be to make national enterprises
  and RD sector the leader in cutting-edge
  technologies associated with transport ICT not
  only in mobile communication. Eventually, also
  the networking of Finnish players would be much
  easier in the field of transport industries as
  has been the case until today.)

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Focus Area Cooperative Traffic ICT
Interest Group

• Companies EB, Nokia, Vaisala, Destia, VTI,
  Tiehallinto, Elisa, Tampereen kaupunki, Ramboll
• Research Organisations VTT, University of Turku,
  Åbo Akademi University, Tampere University of
  Technology, University of Oulu, Centre for
  Wireless Communications, University of Jyväskylä,
  Turku Centre for Computer Science, Kungliska
  Tekniska Högskolan
• Others ITS Finland, Kajaani ATJ

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• Thank You!

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TIVIT Ltd Focus Area Summary
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SRA Summary

• Independent but complementary SRAs
• Stronger together via good co-operation

Future Internet
Flexible Services Ecosystem
Cooperative Traffic ICT
Device and Interoperability
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Background

• See the following document
• TIVIT Ltd. is one of the five, new Finnish
  Strategic Centres for Science, Technology, and
  Innovation