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An Introduction of EC-Bridge 2004

An Introduction of EC-Bridge 2004. EU-Chinese forum on Research Networks and Broadband solutions, eCollaboration and eLogistics Mr. Kay Matzner October 14, 2004. details. objectives. activities. Research network. eLogistics & eColla- boration. added value. Further Projects.

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An Introduction of EC-Bridge 2004

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  1. An Introduction of EC-Bridge 2004 • EU-Chinese forum on Research Networks and Broadband solutions, eCollaboration and eLogistics • Mr. Kay Matzner • October 14, 2004

  2. details objectives activities Research network eLogistics & eColla-boration addedvalue Further Projects Contact Agenda • Project details • Project objectives • Project activities • Part research network • Part eLogistics and eCollaboration • Beneficiaries of the project • Added Value of the project • Further projects • Contact

  3. Organised by: The European Commission, DG Information Society under the IST Programme (Strategic objective II: Applications and Services for the Mobile User and worker ) In liaison with: Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) & Ministry of Education, China Project start: 1 June 2004 Project partners: Atos Origin (SchlumbergerSema) – Spain Fraunhofer Institute for Factory Operation and Automation - Germany Distance expert - France Beijing Software Industry Association - China Universite Libre de Bruxelles – Belgium CERNET – China details objectives activities Research network eLogistics & eColla-boration addedvalue Further Projects Contact EC-Bridge project

  4. details objectives activities Research network eLogistics & eColla-boration addedvalue Further Projects Contact Project objectives • To promote scientific & technological collaboration in • eCollaboration & eLogistics, Research Networks & • Broadband • To increase awareness of FP6and IST Programme in • China • To stimulate emergence of joint collaborative projects

  5. details objectives activities Research network eLogistics & eColla-boration addedvalue Further Projects Contact Project activities Centre of Excellence Conference • 500 participants • Networking program Exhibition Training materials Trend mapping study • 40 exhibitors • EU & China • Research networks & Broadband solutions • E Colloboration& eLogistics • Proposal making • FP6 & IST information Training • FP6 & IST • Proposals preparation Management office

  6. details objectives activities Research network eLogistics & eColla-boration addedvalue Further Projects Contact Part research network & Broadband solutions • Focus: backbone and (fixed and mobile) access networks • Study: Review the evolving Chinese situation in terms of available for researchers, identifying strengths and gaps • Conference: to foster Chinese-Europe cooperation, particularly in view of the EC Sixth Framework Programme main trends and research infrastructure facilities. • Where:Shanghai Everbright Convention & Exhibition Center No.88 Caobao Road, Yuhui District, Shanghai , China • When: December 9 -10, 2004 (Thursday - Friday) • How: Registration under www.ec-bridge.com

  7. details objectives activities Research network eLogistics & eColla-boration addedvalue Further Projects Contact Why eLogistics? • eLogistics streamlines traditional processes while ensuring that the right products are shipped to the right place at the right time, and in the right quantity. Logistics BPO eLogistics Source: IDC, 2001

  8. details objectives activities Research network eLogistics & eColla-boration addedvalue Further Projects Contact Scope trends study analysis/ eLogistics Company functions Order management Electronic market places Auctions, … eLogistics/ (eCommerce) Warehousing, Distribution ERP systems, SCM systems, … Customer services, Return Management Web-site, Web-shop, Value added services, … Transportation, Delivery 3PL, 4PL, Telematics …

  9. details objectives activities Research network eLogistics & eColla-boration addedvalue Further Projects Contact eCollaboration • Statistics show a fast • increasing international collaboration • in manufacturing • Trends are massive supported by IT • technology • International collaboration increases • welfare in all participating nations

  10. details objectives activities Research network eLogistics & eColla-boration addedvalue Further Projects Contact Conference: Beijing (eLogistics and eCollaboration) • Conference: - Mobility and collaboration are the new reality of eCollaboration • - Wireless and enabling platforms • - Learning and behavioural process • - eLogistics solutions to make international collaboration sound • - lessons learned from applying western eLogistic solution in China • Trend study: - eCollaboration in the Western economy in a snapshot • - Characteristics of the Chinese economy • - Enabling eLogistics infrastructures and devices • - Chinese potential • Where: Beijing, China (Beijing New Century Hotel) • When: March 17 -18, 2005 • How: Registration under www.ec-bridge.com (soon)

  11. Dissemination EC-Bridge dedicated web site mailing lists CORDIS newsletter NCPs, IT Associations Expected outcomes Chinese market situation and trends New partnerships and projects Collaboration level in the fields of research, education, environment and business will significantly increase between the EU and Chinese audiences Establishment of efficient coordinating mechanism details objectives activities Research network eLogistics & eColla-boration addedvalue Further Projects Contact Added Value for the Society • Beneficiaries of the project • Policy makers and governmental administration • Technology suppliers • Research institutes • Software vendors • Businessmen & Entrepreneurs • Internet Service providers (ISPs)

  12. Partner Fraunhofer IFF(Germany); Warszaw University of Technology (Poland), Riga Technical University (Latvia) KSSA(Lithuania), PKA(Finland), RTSB(Germany), HHM(Germany), ThPA(Greece),IB(Estonia) IDC Information Technologies, Latvian Intelligent Systems (LV); Sonex (LT); HOPE (China) M&SS (UK), TRD (GR), CHD (CN), LTR (EE) Coordinator: Dr. Eberhard Bluemel Fraunhofer Institute for Factory Operation and Automation (IFF), Germany E-mail: bluemel@iff.fraunhofer.de Major Goals Create a dynamic, collaborative partner pool uniting organizations from one Asian and eight different European countries. Incorporate the different partners operating along the maritime freight route from Asia to the Baltic Sea by the way of uniting their information management systems, databases, Internet Web-sites and portals Provide services and new work methods for the mobile actors (traders, shippers, brokers, consignees, forwarders, railways, etc.) details objectives activities Research network eLogistics & eColla-boration addedvalue Further Projects Contact eLogmar-M (FP6-SSA)

  13. Babbage Institute for Knowledgeand Information Technology Indian Institute of Science Indo-German Chamber of Commerce Flanders-India Chamber of Commerce Fraunhofer IFF Advance the transfer of know-how in the thematic areas of logistics Developing support structures for the promotion of logistics competences Creating regional logistics competences through effective disseminator concepts integrating the already available regional potentials Performing process moderation on site in the sense of designing successful logistic projects Creating databases relevant for logistics Providing modern forms of effective logistics qualification for different target groups details objectives activities Research network eLogistics & eColla-boration addedvalue Further Projects Contact Logindia (Europeaid EU-India Programme) Partner Major Goals

  14. details objectives activities Research network eLogistics & eColla-boration addedvalue Further Projects Contact Contacts • Atos Origin • Lydia Montandon • Project Manager • Lydia.Montandon@atosorigin.com • Tel: +34-914-408-616 • Fax: +34-917-543-252 • Fraunhofer Society - Institute for Factory • Operation and Automation • Kay Matzner • Int. Logistic competence center Fraunhofer IFF • Kay.Matzner@iff.fraunhofer.de • Tel: +49 391 40 90159 • Fax: +49 391 40 90 432

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