Innovate UK Future Worlds Event - Digital World – Ian Osborne
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The Knowledge Transfer Network outlines its role, responsibilities, and ICT priorities for 2015. Key focus areas include digital start-up clusters, big data initiatives, and developing a world-leading digital society. Priorities for 2014/15 include software engineering, data exploration, cloud-based analysis, user experience, autonomous systems verification, and cyber security. The document discusses establishing an ICT industrial advisory board and special interest groups in robotics, energy efficient computing, and more to help guide strategic activities and priorities for 2015-2018.
Innovate UK Future Worlds Event - Digital World – Ian Osborne
- 1. The Knowledge Transfer Network: role, responsibilities and ICT priorities for 2015
- 3. Innovate UK Enabling Technologies Map https://www.innovateuk.org/documents/1524978/2139688/Enabling+technologies+-+Strategy+2012-2015/c1 435c-4230-a3ed-4b6c29f2582a
- 4. UK growth opportunities UK industrial capability UK research strength Multiple applications Agri-Scienc AdvancedMaterials Big Data tonomousSystems Satellites Energy Storage Accelerating the commercialisation of technologies Strategic imperatives Aligning with Priorities
- 5. S1 - Digital start-up clusters (eg. Tech City, Cambridge, Edinburgh, etc.) S2 - Big Data initatives (8 Great, Information Economy) S3 - World leading Digital Society W1 - Limited UK based Technology And Service Provision W2 - Poor STEM educational progress W3 - Inadequate strategy for improving communications services, especially for IOT and mobile platforms O1 - Coding culture growth, assembly of new services from platforms and supporting e- infrastructure O2 - Growth in Open and Big Data sets, Data Analytics and HPC/Cloud service orchestration O3 - Systems and Software Engineering advances for parallelism and energy efficiency, particularly in IOT T1 - Wholesale outsourcing of technology, capability and capacity T2 - Insufficient engineering skills and capacity T3 - Increasing globalisation of cloud based services (esp Financial Services) ICT
- 6. 2014/15 ICT Priorities Software Engineering Agenda - Data Exploration • Support for Competition • Development beyond Data Analytics • Orchestration of Cloud based analysis • User Experience (With Digital) • Beyond WIMPs • Links with Visualisation and manipulation • Confidence in Cloud • Cloud Feasibility Competition Event • Software Defined Data Centres • Standards Watch (ECS & Industry) • Autonomous Systems Verification and Validation • Verification &Validation autonomous systems • Regulated behaviour • Cyber/Systems Security • Personal Data, Privacy & Trust • Cross-cutting actions to improve awareness and understanding Core Programme ICT Industrial Advisory Board (Q3, 2014) • Recruit a new Advisory Board • Involve key stakeholders Special Interest Groups • Robotics and Autonomous Systems • e-Infrastructure • Energy Efficient Computing Horizon 2020 • Effective integration with community • Professional promotion to meet UK interests • KTN-wide infrastructure and services Engineering Skills Working Group - Addressing capacity and capability issues Community Development • Network of Networks • Professional Community • Devolved Administrations • Effective communications infrastructure • _connect, webinars, social networking Strategic Activities Building on the foundations
- 7. ICT Strategy Themes Systems Engineering Cyber Security Computer Architectures Network Computing Fabric of Connectivity Artificial Intelligence Software Defined Everything … 2015-2018 Priorities Work in Progress