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Notes of the EU-Korea Workshop

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Day One
Keynote by Martin Wiktorin, CEO Ericsson-LG
Different revolutions over the past century
From 1971 onward, IT and telecommunications revolution
Question TMB: Shouldn’t be there the Internet revolution since 1980?
Answer: Telecom and Internet is the same, depending on where one draws the line
Telco industry was long a connectivity and systems industry; trend now points towards a service industry
Key enablers, mobile networks, cloud, (one more)
About Ericsson in this industry: 2.5B subscribers over, 33K patents, 1.2B subscribers over networks managed by Ericsson
Day Two
Keynote by James CTO of Korea Telecom
Korea is the global testbed for novel ICT technologies, products, and services
Trends in Networks: Vendor-independent equipment vy standardized open interface (SDN), time-to-market
Trends in Platforms: HTML-5, Firefox-OS, N-Screen services
Trends in Services: Effortless interaction, wearable devices and sensors

Presenting MCN at the EU-Korea Workshop

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Invited to the „Korea-EU Workshop: Exploring common research interests in the Future Internet“, 30 September, 1st and 2nd of October 2013

This event follows the 2012 ISTAG report having identified Korea as a relevant third country to jointly perform targeted research in the field of Future Internet. It also benefits from the fact that both Korea and the EU have started focused programmatic initiatives in the Future Internet domain. The purpose of this workshop is consequently: In the short term, to identify Korean and EU projects with similar scopes and objectives to favour „twinning“ and information exchanges for the mutual benefits of the running activities; in the medium term, to identify a limited and focused set of research issues of common interests in the two regions which could form the basis of specific joint research in the various upcoming implementations of the Horizon 2020 research programme.

There is an extensive track on „Innovative Internet Architectures“, and this is a perfect place to present „Mobile Cloud Networking„.