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CEF Readiness Study for Key Digital Service Infrastructures

Learn about the objectives, scenarios, and recommendations of the CEF Readiness Study to enhance digital service infrastructures in Europe. Find out how stakeholders collaborated for this crucial initiative. Stay engaged with the community.

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CEF Readiness Study for Key Digital Service Infrastructures

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  1. CEF – Readiness Study TF-MSP Utrecht, February 2013 John DYER dyer@terena.org www.terena.org

  2. Background of CEF • President: José Manuel Durão Barroso • 19 Oct 2011: Press Conference, Brussels • Kostas Glinos: Head of Unit DG-CNECT • 26 Oct 2011: Presentation at TERENA GA • Links • www.terena.org/tf-msp/documents/ecpublic/ • Proposal to be part of Horizon 2020 • Running period: 2014 - 2020

  3. The Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) • Transport 31.7 billion Euros • (inc. cohesion fund 10 billion) • Energy 9.1 billion Euros • Key Digital Infrastructure 9.2 billion Euros • TOTAL: 50 billion Euros

  4. Key Digital Service Infrastructures • Total Investment in key DSI ~ 9 billion • Broadband 7 billion • encourage local companies to improve connectivity for European citizens: 30 Mbps minimum at least 50% at 100 Mbps • Backbone for Public Administration 2 billion

  5. Why DSI? SOCIAL HEALTH CULTURE Global Economic Crisis Public Admin costs need to be reduced Duplication of Infrastructure – Expensive US Unified Community Anchor Network (UCAN)

  6. The NREN / GÉANT model

  7. Three Possible Scenarios

  8. EC DG-CNECT (INFSO)Tender invitation 4 Jul 2012 - SMART 2012/0048 Study of the readiness of Member States for a common pan-European network infrastructure for public services (max €500k) • Coverage • High speed and connectivity between public institutions of the EU in areas such as public administration, culture, education and health. • Core service platform • Infrastructure based existing Internet backbone and where necessary new networks will be deployed. • Generic services • Authorisation, authentication, inter-domain security and bandwidth on demand, federation of services, mobility management, quality control and performance control, integration of national infrastructures.

  9. Readiness Study Objectives Establish a Knowledge Base Analysis of Current Situation Outreach and Dissemination Scenarios and Recommendations

  10. R&E Networking Community • Agreement: • TERENA General Assembly • NREN PC • European NREN CEOs • TERENA and DANTE Management • TERENA and DANTE collaborate • TERENA point of contact with study • The Community would NOT submit proposal: • We wanted to ensure influence • Lack of expertise across all sectors • We could be excluded if unsuccessful • Positioned ourselves as a primary STAKEHOLDER to be consulted

  11. Status 31 January 2013 • TERENA contacted 14 consultancies with proposal to collaborate as primary STAKEHOLDER • EC received 5 proposals • EC Contract awarded December 2012 Capgemini Nederland, representing a consortium of Capgemini and Deloitte Belgium Project Inception Meeting: 22 January 2013

  12. Timeline 2013

  13. Community Engagement • Documentation • TF-MSP Document Store: • www.terena.org/tf-msp/documents/ecpublic • Open email distribution list • cef-discuss@terena.org • Self subscribe at: • www.terena.org/mailinglists.php • Let’s engage Email: dyer@terena.org

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