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Strengthening the Participation of Romania at European R&D in Software Services

Deliverable D1.4

White paper about EU12 competences and proposals for software services

Version 2.0 June 30, 2011

The activities leading to these results are supported by the European Community’s Seventh Framework Programme under grant agreement no. 246839.

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Deliverable data Project number: 246839 Project acronym: SPRERS Project title: Strengthening the Participation of Romania at European R&D in Software Services Deliverable of WP: WP1 Deliverable of task: T1.2 Deliverable number: D1.4 Deliverable version: 1.0 Deliverable nature: Report Dissemination level: Public Document history: Version 1.0, September 27, 2010 Version 2.0, June 30, 2011 Contractual delivery: September 30, 2010 Actual delivery date: June 30, 2011 Allocated PMs: 0.25 PMs Content according to the contract: “D1.2) White paper about EU12 competences and proposals for software services: This public document will describe (a) competences of stakeholders and research groups from EU12 involved in software services (b) statistics of research activities in software services (c) trends in the research activities in software services in EU12 (d) involvement in the programs of Objective FP7-ICT-2007 &2009–1.2 (e) NTPs experiences (f) proposals for FP7-ICT WP 2011-2012 in the field of software services. [Month 9]”

Abstract The participation of new member states at FP7-ICT programme is under the mean level of participation of member states. This fact is recognized by the European Commissions as well as the new member states. Concrete measures to improve the participation were and are proposed and a remarkable impact was noticed, but still insufficient as reveal the latest results from 2009 calls. In this context, SPRERS project, targeting the improvement and reinforcement of the cooperation between research teams from new and old member states in the particular field of software services, has foreseen a task increase the visibility of the teams from new member states working in software services. The present document describes the competences of stakeholders and research groups from EU12 involved in software services, as well as statistics related to the EU12 involvement in research activities in software services versus the involvement in FP7-ICT programme. Targeted audience consists in FP7-ICTC, EU12 stakeholders in research management, managers of research groups from EU27.

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Table of contents Deliverable data .............................................................................................................................................. 2 Abstract ........................................................................................................................................................... 2 Table of contents ............................................................................................................................................ 3 Acronyms........................................................................................................................................................ 3 1. Rationale ..................................................................................................................................................... 5 2. Forward for the second version .................................................................................................................. 5 3. Keywords and topics .................................................................................................................................. 6 4. Competence map ........................................................................................................................................ 7

4.1 Country view ........................................................................................................................................ 7 4.1.1 Bulgaria ......................................................................................................................................... 8 4.1.2 Cyprus ............................................................................................................................................ 9 4.1.3 Czech Republic .............................................................................................................................. 9 4.1.4 Estonia ......................................................................................................................................... 10 4.1.5 Hungary ....................................................................................................................................... 10 4.1.6 Latvia ........................................................................................................................................... 11 4.1.7 Lithuania ...................................................................................................................................... 11 4.1.8 Malta ............................................................................................................................................ 12 4.1.9 Poland .......................................................................................................................................... 12 4.1.10 Romania ..................................................................................................................................... 13 4.1.11 Slovakia ..................................................................................................................................... 15 4.1.12 Slovenia ..................................................................................................................................... 16

4.2 Topic view .......................................................................................................................................... 17 4.2.1 Software services engineering ..................................................................................................... 17 4.2.2 Properties of software services .................................................................................................... 42 4.2.3 Business related software services .............................................................................................. 52 4.2.4 Trust, security and control in software services .......................................................................... 55 4.2.5 Infrastructure related to software services ................................................................................... 62 4.2.6 Types of software services .......................................................................................................... 65 4.2.7 Services inferfaces ....................................................................................................................... 76 4.2.8 Applications ................................................................................................................................. 84

5. Conclusions .............................................................................................................................................. 91 Annex 1......................................................................................................................................................... 92 Acronyms NMS – New Member States EU12 – The 12 new member states EU15 – The 15 old member states NCP – National Contact Points EC – European Commission ICTC – ICT Committee WG – Working Group SME – Small and Medium Enterprises GDP – Gross Domestic Product GERD – Gross Expenditure on Research &Development

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1. Rationale The European Community can face a global competition if it fully utilizes resources available in All Member States (depicted with acronym EU27 in what follows). The analysis of statistical data and results achieved by Member States in FP IST/ICT projects, especially with regard to results of FP7 ICT calls, demonstrates that the New Member States (NMS or EU12) have achieved only a partial integration in the EC-supported ICT area. EU12 research potential is not exploited to the expected scale: NMS teams have insufficient participation in EC funded projects, low number of project coordinators, lowering success rates and poor results in participation in big integrating projects. Special measures should be undertaken to all levels to improve the contribution of EU teams from NMS to the European Research Area. In this context it is crucial to identify, acknowledge, make known and use research excellence available in EU12. Skills, expertise and creativity offered by outstanding partners from EU12 can contribute to strengthening Europe’s ICT research excellence. The acknowledgment of the need to take action by the FP6-IST and FP7-ICT Committees (ICTC) of EU27 representatives has led to several high-impact actions: top-up call for EU10 (open existing projects for NMS partners) in FP6, the inclusion of EU12 representatives in preparation of FP7-ICT work packages, defining Objective 9.4 with pre-allocated budget in order to facilitate the integration of EU12. The European Commission has ensured the support of EU12 scientists’ participation to the ICT Conference 2008 in Lyon and in Budapest ICT Proposers’ Day from January 2009, has initiated technological audits of the research activities in EU12, supports and ensures the proper information of scientists in national ICT InfoDays about FP7-ICT programme. Furthermore a special Working Group of the ICTC will be created in June 2009 to monitor for one year the EU12 performance of in the frame of FP7-ICT and deal with actions necessary for a better integration of NMS in the frame of the future FP7-ICT workprogrames. Further reserved sessions at ICT events to facilitate networking between EU12 and EU15 are planned. In the frame of IDEAL-IST project several actions are undertaken: 8 training and knowledge sharing workshops for NCPs, as well as a twinning scheme for exchange best practices and a best practice guide. Despite these intensive measures, the participation of EU12 in the latest calls of FP7-ICT has not been improved at a visible level. The results of participation of research teams from New Member States (in what follows NMS or EU12) in FP7 ICT are considerably worse than in FP6 (and much worse than in FP5). Barriers for newcomers from EU12 persist and have not diminished. Moreover it is difficult for even the best EU12 partners to access the top consortia and relevant networks. Further investigations are needed to identify the barriers and the actions to be undertaken. SPRERS’ comparative analysis (see public Deliverable 2.1 on project site) with respect to the GDP shares of EU12 countries revealed also positive facts, e.g. the percent of proposals involving NMS in FP7-ICT is 9.23% being larger than the percent of GDP shares of EU12 which is 7.61%. The total NMS budget share of FP7 calls is currently under 4%. In the following document we will prove that competeneces in the particular field of software services (under Objective 1.2 in the FP7-ICT programme) exist in new member states. This introduction is followed by a forward for the second edition. Then we define the topics that are used to describe competeneces in software services. Next section is presenting the map of competence views by country and R&D topic. Finally short conclusions are drawn. 2. Forward for the second version A database of self-assessments forms was populated in the period 28 July – 9 September 2010 with 70 registrations. The first version of the document was present the self-assesments as well as the analysis done on scientific repositories and project repositories (the analysis has certified the statistics following the self-assesments). A new campaign to collect self-assesments of competences was launched in May 2011 and the call was closed in 15 June 2011 the database reaching134 registrations (almost double compared with the previous year). Moreover the number of companies (48 registrations) was increased. The document was redesigned to offer a more performant facility for searching potential partners.

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3. Keywords and topics Identifying the topics and keywords related to software services research represents one of the first steps in preparing the map of competences, being an indispensable tool in preparing the questionnaire to be used in order to collect the competences from research teams. The sources used in constructing the list of keywords were: FP7-ICT Objective 1.2. Calls, ECSS White Paper on Software and Services Architectures, presentations of researchers from EU12 at the the sessions on “National competences in software services” of the Workshop on New Member States Involvement in Software Services (http://sprers.eu/events/workshop-on-nms-involvement-in-software-services) and the contributions of expert group members. The keywords listed in Table 2.1. were grouped in several topics addressing: issues in engineering software services, properties of software services, trust, security and control in software services, interfaces to software services, infrastructure for software services, types of software services, application oriented services and business related software services.

Table 2.1 List of topics and keywords related to software services Topics Keywords

Software Services Engineering

Service architecture; Service requirements and specifications; Service implementation; Service testing, debugging and profiling; Service configuration; Service repository; Service deployment; Service description; Automatic service negotiation; Automatic service discovery and matching; Service filtering; Automatic composition of services; Service contracting; Service monitoring and service rating; Service level agreement; Open standards for services; Intelligent and autonomous management of resources, scheduling, and load balancing; Cross platforms execution of services; Verification, validation and fault localisation for software-based services; Service life cycle management; Software applications on massively parallel architectures; Workflow technologies; Ontologies and semantic web; Autonomic systems

Properties of Software Services

Context aware service, contextual service; Semantic service; Adaptive service; Dynamic service; Mobile service; Reusable service; Scalable service; Interoperable service; Interoperability amongst different clouds; Quality of service and quality models; Service response time; Service sustainability on the Cloud; Energy efficiency of software services; Service reliability; Service availability; Self-awareness, context-awareness, self-protection and self-healing

Trust, Security and Control in Software Services

Access rights; Data privacy; Control of data distribution and latency; Control over data location (in clouds); Trust models; Intellectual property rights and data protection; Security policies; Data sharing agreements

Service Interfaces Service front end; Infrastructure virtualisation; Standardised and open interfaces

Types of Software Services

Service platforms, Platform as a service; Online Information Services (digital libraries); Commercial services; Service marketplace model; Service ecosystem; Monitoring services; Simulation services; Data management services; Services for mobile computing; Web services; Grid services; Cloud services; Distributed services; Implementation based and utility services

Applications. Software Services in:

Business (e-business,e-commerce, e-banking); Education (e-learning); Government (e-government); Science (e-science); Engineering (e-engineering); Medicine (telemedicine); Geography (GIS); Legislation; Social networks

Infrastructure related to Software Services

Cloud infrastructure; Infrastructure as a service; Service infrastructure models

Business related Software Services

Business models; Business process integration and management; Business process automation; Business continuity

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4. Competence map The competence map was constructed based on the information provided by the EU12 research teams through the questionnaire posted on the SPRERS web site. Following the call for contribution addressed to the EU12 research teams activating in the field of software services 138 such teams filled in the questionnaire with their contact data and information about expertise and results. In the following section a summary of teams, grouped by countries, is presented. All information provided by the research teams is available on the SPRERS web page (http://www.sprers.eu). Section 4.2 presents the most popular topics in software services among the EU12 research teams.

4.1 Country view In the following tables except the official contacts, the address of the self-assesment in SPRERS catalogue is indicated. E.g. in the case of an address like “461d83e3b38438dc21a80f869f67d476” the record can be viewed using the URL http://sprers.eu/competences/newView/461d83e3b38438dc21a80f869f67d476. The nine numbers in the Knowledge column represents the percents of the competences checked in the self-asssements relative to the full lists in the eight categories enumerated above:

1 - Software Services Engineering 2 - Properties of Software Services 3 - Trust, Security and Control in Software Services 4 - Service Interfaces 5 - Types of Software Services 6 - Applications. Software Services in: 7 - Infrastructure related to Software Services 8 - Business related Software Services 9 - Competence ponderate average

The highest percent marked by bold points towards the category in which the group has more expertise. Green is used to point to universities, blue to research institutions, yellow for governmental institutions or non-profit associations, pink for companies.

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4.1.1 Bulgaria

Institution Town Contact Web address Catalogue address Knowledge

Technical University of Sofia – Group 1 Sofia Mariana Goranova www.tu-sofia.bg 461d83e3b38438dc21a80f869f67d476

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Technical University of Sofia – Group 2 Sofia Roumen Kountchev www.tu-sofia.bg cd150de0cf4bab71d1e98a94348fecab

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Technical University of Sofia – Group 3 Sofia Slavka Tzanova www.tu-sofia.bg 599773ecd7dda813931e9b462642a19b

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Technical University of Sofia, Plovdiv branch Plovdiv Nikolay Rumenov Kakanakov dsnet.tu-plovdiv.bg 7bed2547444e8567d0e

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University of Ruse Ruse Katalina Grigorova www.uni-ruse.bg 721b3c7a82ae71ddd0428f65eded8f30

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Sofia University, Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics, Department Software Engineering Sofia Sylvia Ilieva www.fmi.uni-sofia.bg/en/ f893fdc259fb295dc6b3f

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Burgas Free University Burgas Yanislav Zhelev www.bfu.bg 6ea26e07a2e5aa8b37c8a02c4525f255 6 0 1

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Institute of information and communication technologies - Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Sofia Todor Stoilov hsi.iccs.bas.bg/hsi/ ab5f1a328b4caa96814d

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Institute of System Engineering and Robotics Sofia Maya Dimitrova www.icsr.bas.bg 569175bd1701bb7011337a65d093ba86

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Service Robotics Group - Institute of Systems Engineering and Robotics of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences

Sofia Nayden Shivarov code.bg b45a16e90e5a643ce83ce407fbeb6033

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Foundation European Software Institute Center Bulgaria Sofia Ivaylo Gueorguiev esicenter.bg 102e774bb1d117275d2aaa0d1af746af

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National Association of Small and Medium Business Sofia Vasil Kirilov Sotirov www.nasmb-bg.org e2d7780936ba73c4513e67679d43a280

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ICB-InterConsult Bulgaria Ltd. Sofia Christiana Daneva www.icb.bg f861577ba1c1722ffeaafcf5b55b65af

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Ideaconsult Ltd Sofia Nina Jeliazkova www.ideaconsult.net a926c9e75418fb29682df6ca127a7217

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Imagga Bulgaria Ltd. Sofia Georgi Kadrev www.imagga.com a926c9e75418fb29682df6ca127a7217

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Musala Soft LTD. Sofia Elena Marinova www.musala.com 716a791d1878ebd144f11f61aaec3a20

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TechnoLogica Sofia Mario Mandjukov www.technologica.com e027fc1ad908eae01fe9d53217dda709

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IP Research Ltd Limassol Nicos Raftis www.ip-research.net 6d054782a756d470d4c6660fe4cbdd88 6 0 0 0 6 1

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Masaryk University Brno Tomas Pitner

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Faculty of Economics, Technical University of Ostrava Ostrava Martin Pochyla www.vsb.cz 0106e76a0653fa658b8383eb18368fc8

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Faculty of Applied Sciences, University of West Bohemia Pilsen Premek Brada

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Department of Distributed and Dependable Systems, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University in Prague Prague Petr Hnetynka d3s.mff.cuni.cz

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Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University in Prague Prague Filip Zavoral www.ksi.mff.cuni.cz/en/

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Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics Prague Jaroslav Kral www.ksi.mff.cuni.cz/cs/ 56a9664112d3f52404dbd1df040dfe2f

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Institute of Geoinformatics, VSB - Technical university of Ostrava Ostrava Jan Ruzicka gis.vsb.cz/GISEngl/

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VSB - Technical University Ostrava Ostrava Martin Lason en.vsb.cz 21a6e07a03aa4369e2d57efda571cd83

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Mycroft Mind, a.s. Brno Michal Oskera www.mycroftmind.com 3289355faf67ee0897f9de5c67a03b6b

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4.1.4 Estonia


University of Tartu Tartu Peep Kungas www.cs.ut.ee bfda8d4c8ddfb4ee18b0f7df33d8dbfa

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University of Tartu Tartu Marlon Dumas www.ut.ee/en/ d31f2eb1d097ae811ad2c1d75e0e577c

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Tallinn University of Technology Tallinn Enn Ounapuu www.ttu.ee f65ad308df84aa6b944b0eb49e26c6c0

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Institute of Machinery Tallinn Eduard Shevtshenko www.ttu.ee 246b4a6c6950e6f831c3d1054b106940

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Cybernetica AS Tartu Peeter Laud research.cyber.ee9250d8339dfbf6fcb8fab1039e28eece 0 0 5

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Electronics Design Ltd. Tallinn Alexander Girfanov www.electronics.ee 1d5ad84212ba4ebbc185a07d868f5674

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Institution Town Contact Web address Catalogue address Knowledge Budapest University of Technology and Econmics (BME) - Mobile Innovations Centre Budapest Robert Schulcz www.mik.bme.hu

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Budapest University of Technology and Economics - Center of Information Technolgy Budapest Edina Varga www.ik.bme.hu

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MTA SZTAKI DSD, Department of Distributed Systems, The Computer and Automation Research Institute, Hungarian Academy of Sciences Budapest Andras Micsik dsd.sztaki.hu

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AITIA International, Inc. Budapest Tamas Mahr www.aitia.ai 2cb90f767e5e7446d9bc0fe8e24615a6

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InfomatiX Ltd Budapest Marcell Toth www.infomatix.hu 848d11cd7d69d935c76a3c56872241f8 0 0 0 0 1

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InfomatiX Budapest Andras Szonyi www.infomatix.hu c6c9f215c50c1214a590d1b8606dde46

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ULX Open Source Consulting and Distribution Budapest Gabor Szentivanyi www.ulx.hu 780dd6960db77f0039b3d8e742791815

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Holografika Budapest Peter Tamas Kovacs www.holografika.combf58b8ff2820aad458c2738efdab65f2

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Institute of Applied Computer Systems, RTU Riga Marite Kirikova

www.rtu.lv/en/

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Riga Technical University. Institute of Applied Computer Systems Riga Leonids Novickis www.rtu.lv

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4.1.7 Lithuania


Kaunas University of Technology Kaunas Tomas Blazauskas www.ktu.lt 5edde158653e66d5b0bcc417a2235199

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Kaunas University of Technology Kaunas Robertas Damasevicius soften.ktu.lt

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Kaunas University of Technology Kaunas Rimantas Plestys www.ktu.lt 833837923123638646aa1541cf28216e

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Kaunas University of Technology Kaunas Vytautas Reklaitis www.ktu.lt 23df3ace55cf70fead740dc98e95b029

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Kaunas University of Technology Kaunas Henrikas Pranevicius en.ktu.lt 6f1995a383383bbafaf3be68cc73e0e6

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Kaunas University of Technology Kaunas Nerijus Morkeviius www.ktu.lt df750fcf3a3622065e1f413de9258d7f 6 6 1

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Siauliai University Siauliai Vaidas Giedrimas www.su.lt/en/ d7afabd1940d502d89bf36b7fdc6e013

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Mykolas Romeris University, Social Informatics Faculty, Department of Informatics & Software Systems Vilnius Dalu Dzemydienu www.mruni.eu/en/

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Institute of Mathematics and Informatics Vilnius Saulius Maskeliunas www.mii.lt/ 7b660519c24171c17c68ef2bd82a2358

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Vilnius University Institute of Mathematics and Informatics Vilnius Valentina Dagiene ims.mii.lt/ims/en/

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Skaitmeninio sertifikavimo centras Vilnius Moudrick Dadashov www.ssc.lt 98b5eb7b55d44c8c9f1ff54fb9211592

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MitSoft, Ltd. Vilnius Antanas Mitasiunas www.mitsoft.lt 32312ae484ce1d0e7ca3ce201ae63d47

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MARSEC-XL Foundation Senglea Analiza Abdilla www.marsec-xil.org 9fb51bf600ed51f4c7b3

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TR Associates Ltd St Julians Tunde Kallai www.smart-dinos.com 442502e62eabf2f4f386c0c42a4b7fd4

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AcrossLimits Hamrun Angele Giuliano www.acrosslimits.com bc96052320796bc0677a223cd8208da3 0 0 0 0 2

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4.1.9 Poland


Warsaw University of Technology Warsaw Michal Smialek www.iem.pw.edu.pl/smog/

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Warsaw University of Technology, Mobile and Embedded Application Group Warsaw Jarek Domaszewicz Meag.tele.pw.edu.pl

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Poznan University of Economics, Department of Information Technology Poznan Willy Picard www.kti.ue.poznan.pl

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Department of Information Systems, Poznan University of Economics Poznan Witold Abramowicz www.kie.ae.poznan.pl

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Wroclaw University of Technology, The Institute of Computer Engineering, Control and Robotics Wroclaw Pawel Skrobanek www.iiar.pwr.wroc.pl

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Technical University of Lodz Lodz Bartosz Sakowicz www.dmcs.pl cb535cbb45dac117ea160c3562a0a112

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Dept of Computer Architecture, Faculty of ETI, Gdansk University of Technology Gdansk Pawel Czarnul www.eti.pg.gda.pl

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Opole University of Technology Opole Damian Beben www.po.opole.pl/en/ 71d8daae9fd4705cbfaddfc257b2e66b 6 1

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AGH University of Science and Technology, Department of Computer Science Krakow Krzysztof Zielinski www.agh.edu.pl

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Systems Research Institute Polish Academy of Sciences Warsaw Marcin Paprzycki www.ibspan.waw.pl a273fb4532de696c923292bb1753a2c4

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Academic Computer Centre Cyfronet AGH Krakow Marian Bubak www.cyf-kr.edu.pl/en/ 4b5b222e282318d67373daadc233f62f

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Institute of Information Technology Lodz Aneta Poniszewska-Maranda ics.p.lodz.pl

6e77a072f5e6e6dc0b9d79d2aa3d023d

13 0 3

0 0 0 0 0 0 5

Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center Poznan Cezary Mazurek www.man.poznan.pl 770f7a6eabcfee179972e12b03eb4bb9

75

56

53

90

80

66

100

50

73

MOST Foundation Warsaw Jan Kaczmarek www.most-program.org dcef3811df622271c68f2bcc102a61a8

17

18

15

30

20

33

66

100

37

Evatronix Bielsko-Biala Piotr Penkala www.evatronix.com.pl

51cedc730b38a35fedb2ad4dbead2301

20 6 2

310

20

11 0 0 1

2

Softsystems Lodz Marcin Wojtowski softsystems.pl/en/ 86eafd802d59f9fc8acccc6df1d73012

31

31

61

50

60

77

66

25

50

Disruptive Concepts Sp. z o.o. Warsaw Jakub Lebuda www.disruptive-concepts.com/home.html

7c87da21c0758cab7b056c1146494998

20

25

53

40

26

100

100

100

58

Polkom Badania Warsaw Ms Ella Schabowicz www.polkombadania.com 3856fa163f3afdf0a23b5b880e46e705

48

18

46

30

26

33

33

75

40

ESAPROJEKT Sp. z o.o. Katowice Rafal Dunal www.esaprojekt.pl 3189298cc987b73c24b97244b6fec918

93

56

53

90

80

88

100

75

77

IGLOO Nowy Wisnicz Mateusz Kierepka www.igloo.pl

7337ed21767a6118ecffbbf4583fdc91

100

62

100

100

100

44

33

100

83

BOC Information Technologies Consulting Sp. z o.o. Warsaw Przemyslaw Kowalski www.boc-group.com

3f067c95b2ca65e11fd024c40a0c5f81

48

12

46

20

60

33 0 7

5 40

4.1.10 Romania


University Politehnica of Bucharest Bucharest Anca Daniela Ionita www.upb.ro 957da6290458c41abe1fd6cb22530949

41

18

15

30

20

44 0 5

0 26

University Politehnica of Bucharest Bucharest Aurelian Mihai www.upb.ro 70f9a4110c115ed5eab089c5b4732a22

82

62

84

100

80

33

100

75

80

Technical University of Cluj-Napoca Cluj-Napoca Ioan Alfred Letia www.utcluj.ro cc7ae83f8a0dd206288322149abcff29

27

12 7 2

013

22

33

25

19

Technical University of Cluj-Napoca Cluj-Napoca Rodica Potolea keg.utcluj.ro d550baff274a099d9b7ea34eefb6fc92

10

25 0 4

013

33 0 0 1

7

SPRERS D1.4

from 94

Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Distributed Systems Research Lab. Cluj-Napoca Ioan Salomie utcluj.ro

66f6508a9ed9070b578a9bc1bb17ed45

24

12 0 2

0 0 11 0 0 1

0

Babes-Bolyai Univerrsity Cluj-Napoca Alina Andreica www.topquotesonline.netc918861a110ec74a179f58e830f57a76

20

12

28

20 6 1

166

25

25

Babes-Bolyai University, Business Information Systems Dept. Cluj-Napoca

Gheorghe Cosmin Silaghi www.ubbcluj.ro

35ad1558456135d0b2ed9fab598a9308

68

43

38

70

53

11 0

100

49

Politehnica University Timisoara Timisoara Vasile Stoicu-Tivadar aut.upt.ro

910e004595a711411fca81eb0d52111b

17 6 0 1

013

22 0 0 1

0

Universitatea Politehnica din Timisoara Timisoara Radu Marinescu www.upt.ro/english/ 9de8138cd03b361b2dae0135a36f7d89 6 6 1

510

20

22

33

25

17

West University of Timisoara Timisoara Dana Petcu www.uvt.ro 604504d0ee583f42327b5ce602f0afc1

48

12

15

20

40

11

66

25

30

Technical University Gheorghe Asachi, Iasi Mitica Craus www.tuiasi.ro cc05fb17a90db143d87463ec76424fff

24 6 1

510

26

44 0 0 1

5

Al.I.Cuza University, Faculty of Computer Science Iasi Sabin Buraga www.infoiasi.ro 49a2639812e9c0e02f939560d30d5d5e

89

56

69

90

80

44

66 0 6

4

Alexandru Ioan Cuza University, Faculty of Computer Science, Iasi Ionut Apetrei www.infoiasi.ro

17c23af91b981db6237c573bb648b7f4

72

25

15

40

40

22

66

25

39

Petru Maior University, Tg. Mures, Romania Targu Mures Barna Iantovics www.upm.ro/English/ 0e79e4709ba12e4e570e3f3b579c38fa

31 6 1

510

33

22

33 0 2

0

University of Craiova Craiova Costin Badica ids.software.ucv.rod2200507939d7bddec0cb23f0fe93331

17

25 7 4

013

11 0 0 1

1

National Institute for Research and Development in Informatics (ICI) Bucharest Hartescu Florin www.ici.ro

4e798cf9bdb1cd90537f21bd182914cd

51

12

38

20

40

66

33 0 3

4

National Institute for RD in Informatics Bucharest Alexandra Galatescu www.ici.ro 302e48f01de31a4d671d8bdb06c1662d

48

18 0 3

0 6 22

33 0 2

1

National Center for Information Technology, University Politehnica of Bucharest Bucharest Valentin Cristea cs.pub.ro

3d9c375ce686b0d80373643936eb1cda

79

25

84

40

73

55

100

50

70

Institute e-Austria Timisoara Timisoara Dana Petcu www.ieat.ro 55d4ecd05cfc5adc7428d263905d799b

27

18

15

30

46 0 6

6 0 25

Ana Aslan International Foundation Bucharest Luiza Spriru www.brainaging.ro 1d030ba87d7bc2cc930e24b37b45ce45

17

18

23

30

20

33 0 0 1

5

Cmed SRL Timisoara Raul Horhat

www.cmedtechnology.com

c2a9f92d5197e487d7c0e7a663ccf3bc

37

12

53

20

40

11

33

25

32

Syonic SRL Timisoara Adina Branici www.syonic.eu 2603ff310402f0703087c309d371ae5e

65 6 6

110

46

44 0 0 3

4

AMPELDACIA Bucharest Maria Rivas www.grupoisastur.com/es/empresas/ampeldacia/

2dcb833e84aec923cb7dfc9c749f9f55 3 6 0 1

013 0 3

325

10

SPRERS D1.4

from 94

SIS Bucharest Gelu Florea www.sis.ro 82e72defd90b80397aec16df8f6293a5

55

56

61

90

73

33

66

75

63

Advanced Technology Systems Targoviste Dumitru Stefan ats.com.ro 95093bfb51438566bc33e68fb27aa1d5

55

25

30

40

33

55

66 0 4

1

Beia Consult International Bucharest George Suciu www.beia.ro fa1cfdad0d7908c4d14bd3a30a6c48ad

86

37

30

60

53

66

100

75

64

Codespring SRL Cluj-Napoca Brem Walter Norbert www.codespring.ro1766a32997f6ebe008e77442de06fdbe

48

31

30

50

26

22

66

25

36

iQuest Technologies Cluj-Napoca Mihai Alexandru Ordean www.iquestint.com

265fd0800c5d296a33ae43f9c66ea042

44

31

15

50

66

33

33 0 3

4

IT Six Global Services Craiova Sorin Gavanescu www.itsix.com 24f639947281a66649fe430bf6613c47

96

62

69

100

80

88

100

100

87

RECOGNOS Romania Cluj-Napoca Romeo Macaria www.recognos.ro f5fc0a4c873eb31091ea2ac46c3cded4

34

12

23

20

20

33 0 0 2

0

RomSoft Iasi Dorin Cristea www.rms.ro 5bdb1b17ad4f7d141bc624c1abeadc67

51

18

30

30

26

55 0 2

5 31

Sysgenic Group Targu Mures Dragos Pahontu www.sysgenic.com 17b2f8cf151716c88593dbc6239c83dc

51

25

46

40

60

33

33 0 3

2

E&E Software Enterprise SRL Arad Emanuel Ciprian Sasu www.ee-software.ro

c6f584bc73144613e777fcf2a8d0702e

44

31

23

50

73

11

33

100

48

SC FOR DESIGN SRL Suceava Sfichi Adrian www.fordesign.ro 05adf0708735ce8fe412f7a864c8bbd8

17

12

15

20

40

22

33

25

33

4.1.11 Slovakia


Technical University of Kosice Kosice Karol Furdik www.tuke.sk 1487df97183ed5e7e9544dda5d48dbd9

48

37

30

60

20

33

33

25

35

Technical University of Kosice, Faculty of Economics Kosice Tomas Sabol www.tuke.sk

ab007780f27991276c5f20670bfbdc0a

51 6 2

310

20

22 0 0 1

8

Slovak University of Technology Bratislava Viera Rozinajova www.stuba.sk 9acff0ce1e60b5b0677b3952ef70ad73

20

18 0 3

013

11 0 2

4 18

SAE - Automation, s.r.o. Nova Dubnica Vladimir Palacka www.saeautom.sk a56d5dcc593265205ec75c418ad5902e

24

12

30

20

46

11 0 2

5 22

Bitlayer sro Banska Bystrica Gitte Vincents www.bitlayer.com b5f6d5efcfeae0eb5d50b1f7f071ce8e

31

12 0 2

053

33

33 0 2

3

SPRERS D1.4

from 94

4.1.12 Slovenia


University of Ljubljana Ljubljana Vlado Stankovski www.uni-lj.si/en/ 85980eaa7f0ed604cb5c49d2129ab218

44

31

53

50

60

33

100

50

53

Jozef Stefan Institute Ljubljana Carolina Fortuna www.ijs.si/ijsw/JSI/ ef4ed40be391cfba0018ba6e6b6125ca

41

31 0 5

033

33 0 2

5 26

XLAB d.o.o. Ljubljana Daniel Vladusic www.xlab.si 004aa78f3b7e20a7f806f83d62f2b09f

62

37

30

60

46

33

66

25

45

XLAB Ljubljana Gregor Pipan www.xlab.si c7241bc909c9f6975a4e8c683b228f52

62

31

46

50

66

44

33 0 4

4

SETCCE Ljubljana Jan Porekar www.setcce.si 08b83cfae2142f49975932fd29245cdf

31 6 5

310

33

22

33

25

30

MEDIASOFT D.O.O. Koper Zlatko www.mediasoft.si ce48b551eb91b019c5e8e3d122c3f681

20

31

23

50

26

44

66

50

50

SPRERS D1.4

from 94

4.2 Topic view

4.2.1 Software services engineering Service architecture

Institution Country Contact

University Politehnica of Bucharest Romania Anca Daniela Ionita

Polkom Badania Poland Ella Schabowicz

Musala Soft Ltd. Bulgaria Elena Marinova

Mycroft Mind, a.s. Czech Republic Michal Oškera

Kaunas University of Technology Lithuania Tomas Blažauskas

Technical University of Lodz Poland Bartosz Sakowicz

Skaitmeninio sertifikavimo centras Lithuania Moudrick Dadashov

TR Associates Ltd Malta Tunde Kallai

Department of Distributed and Dependable Systems, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University in Prague

Czech Republic Petr Hnetynka

Poznań University of Economics, Department of Information Technology Poland Willy Picard

National Association of Small and Medium Business Bulgaria Vasil Kirilov Sotirov

XLAB d.o.o. Slovenia Daniel Vladušič

BOC Information Technologies Consulting Sp. z o.o. Poland Przemysław Kowalski

TechnoLogica Bulgaria Mario Mandjukov

MARSEC-XL Foundation Malta Analiza Abdilla

Ideaconsult Ltd Bulgaria Nina Jeliazkova

Technical University of Sofia Bulgaria Mariana Goranova

SIS Romania Gelu Florea

SAE - Automation, s.r.o. Slovakia Vladimir Palacka

Ana Aslan International Foundation Romania Luiza Spiru

Service Robotics Group - Institute of Systems Engineering and Robotics of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Bulgaria Nayden Shivarov

Kaunas University of Technology Lithuania Robertas Damasevicius

Budapest University of Technology and Econmics (BME) - Mobile Innovations Centre Hungary Robert Schulcz

ESAPROJEKT Sp. z o.o. Poland Rafal Dunal

National Institute for Research & Development in Informatics Romania Florin Hartescu

Faculty of Applied Sciences, University of West Bohemia Czech Republic Premek Brada

Kaunas University of Technology Lithuania Rimantas Plestys


Bitlayer sro Slovakia Gitte Vincents

ICB-InterConsult Bulgaria Ltd. Bulgaria Christiana Daneva

XLAB Slovenia Gregor Pipan

SETCCE Slovenia Jan Porekar

National Institute for Research and Development in Informatics (ICI) Romania Hartescu Florin

Slovak University of Technology Slovakia Viera Rozinajova

Babes-Bolyai University, Business Information Systems Dept. Romania Gheorghe Cosmin Silaghi

Institute of System Engineering and Robotics Bulgaria Maya Dimitrova

Universitatea Politehnica din Timisoara Romania Radu Marinescu

"Gheorghe Asachi" Technical University, Department of Computer Science and Engineering Romania Mitica CRAUS

Kaunas University of Technology Lithuania Vytautas Reklaitis

IBS PAN Poland Marcin Paprzycki

Institute of Applied Computer Systems, RTU Latvia Marite Kirikova

Skaitmeninio sertifikavimo centras (SSC) Lithuania Moudrick Dadashov

Babes-Bolyai Unievrsity Romania Alina Andreica

Politehnica University Timisoara Romania Vasile Stoicu-Tivadar

Al.I.Cuza University, Faculty of Computer Science Romania

Sabin Buraga, Adrian Iftene

Warsaw University of Technology Poland Michal Smialek

IGLOO Poland Mateusz Kierepka

Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics Czech Republic Jaroslav Kral

Dept of Computer Architecture, Faculty of ETI, Gdansk University of Technology Poland Pawel Czarnul

Masaryk University Czech Republic Tomáš Pitner

AITIA International, Inc. Hungary Tamas Mahr

Cmed SRL Romania Raul Horhat

Syonic SRL Romania Adina Branici

Sofia University, Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics, Department Software Engineering Bulgaria Sylvia Ilieva

SPRERS D1.4

from 94

University of Ruse Bulgaria Katalina Grigorova



Faculty of Economics, Technical University of Ostrava Czech Republic Martin Pochyla

Faculty of mathematics and physics, Charles University in Prague Czech Republic Filip Zavoral

VSB - Technical university Ostrava Czech Republic Martin Lason

Institute of Machinery Estonia Eduard Shevtshenko

MTA SZTAKI DSD, Department of Distributed Systems, The Computer and Automation Research Institute, Hungarian Academy of Sciences

Hungary Andras Micsik

ULX Open Source Consulting and Distribution Hungary Gabor Szentivanyi

Institute of Mathematics and Informatics Lithuania Saulius Maskeliunas

Mykolas Romeris University, Social Informatics Faculty, Department of Informatics and Software Systems Lithuania Dalu Dzemydienu Academic Computer Centre Cyfronet AGH Poland Marian Bubak

AGH University of Science and Technology, Department of Computer Science Poland Krzysztof Zielinski

Department of Information Systems, Poznan University of Economics Poland Witold Abramowicz

Institute of Information Technology Poland

Aneta Poniszewska-Maranda

Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center Poland Cezary Mazurek

Softsystems Poland Marcin Wojtowski

Warsaw University of Technology, Mobile and Embedded Application Group Poland Jarek Domaszewicz

Advanced Technology Systems Romania Dumitru Stefan

Beia Consult International Romania George Suciu

Codespring SRL Romania Brem Walter Norbert

iQuest Technologies Romania Mihai Alexandru Ordean

IT Six Global Services Romania Sorin Gavanescu

National Center for Information Technology, University Politehnica of Bucharest Romania Valentin Cristea

National Institute for RD in Informatics Romania Alexandra Galatescu

Petru Maior University, Tg. Mures, Romania Romania Barna Iantovics

RECOGNOS Romania Romania Romeo Macaria

RomSoft Romania Dorin Cristea

Sysgenic Group Romania Dragos Pahontu

West University of Timisoara Romania Dana Petcu

Technical University of Kosice Slovakia Karol Furdik

University of Ljubljana Slovenia Vlado Stankovski

Technical University of Sofia, Plovdiv branch Bulgaria

Nikolay Rumenov Kakanakov

Faculty of Computer Science, "Alexandru Ioan Cuza" University Romania Ionut Apetrei

Technical University of Kosice, Faculty of Economics Slovakia Tomas Sabol

E&E Software Enterprise SRL Romania Emanuel Ciprian Sasu

Holografika Hungary Peter Tamas Kovacs

SC FOR DESIGN SRL Romania Sfichi Adrian

Riga Technical University. Institute of Applied Computer Systems Latvia Leonids Novickis

MitSoft, Ltd. Lithuania Antanas Mitasiunas

InfomatiX Hungary András Szőnyi

MEDIASOFT D.O.O. Slovenia Zlatko

Budapest University of Technology and Economics - Center of Information Technolgy Hungary Edina Varga

University Politehnica of Bucharest Romania Aurelian Mihai Stanescu

Service requirements and specifications

Institution Country Contact University Politehnica of Bucharest Romania Anca Daniela Ionita

Polkom Badania Poland Ms Ella Schabowicz

University of Tartu Estonia Peep Küngas














SPRERS D1.4

from 94















University of Craiova Romania Costin Badica



























Tallinn University of Technology Estonia Enn Ounapuu




Kaunas University of Technology Lithuania Henrikas Pranevicius

Mykolas Romeris University, Social Informatics Faculty, Department of Informatics and Software Systems Lithuania Dalu Dzemydienu

Academic Computer Centre Cyfronet AGH Poland Marian Bubak



Evatronix Poland Piotr Penkala

















SPRERS D1.4

from 94



MOST Foundation Poland Jan Kaczmarek

Disruptive Concepts Sp. z o.o. Poland Jakub Lebuda









Foundation European Software Institute Center Bulgaria Bulgaria Ivaylo Gueorguiev



Service implementation
































Siauliai University Lithuania Vaidas Giedrimas








Jozef Stefan Institute Slovenia Carolina Fortuna



Institute of information and communication technologies - Bulgarian Acadmey of Sciences Bulgaria Todor Stoilov





SPRERS D1.4

from 94














Institute of Geoinformatics, VSB - technical university of Ostrava Czech Republic Jan Ruzicka







Kaunas University of Technology Lithuania Nerijus Morkeviius













Institute e-Austria Timisoara Romania Dana Petcu




















Technical University of Sofia Bulgaria Slavka Tzanova

Imagga Bulgaria Ltd. Bulgaria Georgi Kadrev



Service testing, debugging and profiling







SPRERS D1.4

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Opole University of Technology Poland Damian Beben



Babes-Bolyai University, Business Information Systems Dept. Romania

Gheorghe Cosmin Silaghi




























iQuest Technologies Romania

Mihai Alexandru Ordean







Electronics Design Ltd. Estonia Alexander Girfanov




Vilnius university Institute of Mathematics and Informatics Lithuania Valentina Dagiene




SPRERS D1.4

from 94



Service configuration



























































SPRERS D1.4

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Service repository














Technical University of Sofia Bulgaria Roumen Kountchev








































SPRERS D1.4

from 94

Service deployment

Institution Country Contact Polkom Badania Poland Ms Ella Schabowicz




























































SPRERS D1.4

from 94

Service description Institution Country Contact






Systems Research Institute Polish Academy of Sciences Poland Marcin Paprzycki





















Technical University of Cluj-Napoca Romania Ioan Alfred Letia






































SPRERS D1.4

from 94




Automatic service negotiation







































Automatic service discovery and matching


















SPRERS D1.4

from 94



























Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Distributed Systems Research Lab. Romania Prof. Ioan Salomie






University of Tartu Estonia Marlon Dumas


Service filtering












Al.I.Cuza University, Faculty of Computer Science Romania Sabin Buraga, Adrian Iftene











SPRERS D1.4

from 94

Automated composition of services










































Service contracting


















SPRERS D1.4

from 94




















Service monitoring and service rating












































SPRERS D1.4

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Service level agreement
































Open standards for services


















AMPELDACIA Romania María Rivas




SPRERS D1.4

from 94

























Technical University of Sofia, Plovdiv branch Bulgaria Nikolay Rumenov Kakanakov








Intelligent and autonomous management of resources, scheduling and load balancing































SPRERS D1.4

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Cross platform execution of services









































SPRERS D1.4

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Verification, validation and fault localization for software-based services



































Service life cycle management






















SPRERS D1.4

from 94
































Software application on massively parallel architectures




























SPRERS D1.4

from 94

Workflow management environments

























































SPRERS D1.4

from 94

Workflow application scheduling










































Workflow execution


















SPRERS D1.4

from 94




























Ontology and semantic web




































SPRERS D1.4

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Technical University of Cluj-Napoca Romania Prof. Rodica Potolea

Burgas Free University Bulgaria Yanislav Zhelev


IP Research Ltd Cyprus Nicos Raftis


Autonomic systems





























SPRERS D1.4

from 94



Process choreography




























Ontological reasoning






























SPRERS D1.4

from 94











Ontology modeling



















































SPRERS D1.4

from 94

4.2.2 Properties of software services

Context aware service, contextual service

Institution Country Contact Musala Soft Ltd. Bulgaria Elena Marinova













































Semantic service











SPRERS D1.4

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Adaptive service



















SPRERS D1.4

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Dynamic service














































SPRERS D1.4

from 94

Mobile service

Institution Country Contact University of Tartu Estonia Peep Küngas






























InfomatiX Ltd Hungary Marcell T├│th






















Reusable service







SPRERS D1.4

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Scalable service



















SPRERS D1.4

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Interoperable service





































SPRERS D1.4

from 94



















Interoperability amongst different clouds






















Quality of services and quality models




















SPRERS D1.4

from 94






























Service response time


































SPRERS D1.4

from 94

Service sustainability on the cloud
























Energy efficiency of software services
























Service reliability








SPRERS D1.4

from 94





























Service availability


































SPRERS D1.4

from 94








Self-awareness, context-awareness, self-protection and self-healing




























4.2.3 Business related software services Business models














AcrossLimits Malta Angele Giuliano







SPRERS D1.4

from 94

























Business process integration and management







































SPRERS D1.4

from 94






Business process automation



































Business continuity



















SPRERS D1.4

from 94




4.2.4 Trust, security and control in software services Access rights



Wrocław University of Technology, The Institute of Computer Engineering, Control and Robotics Poland Paweł Skrobanek











Cybernetica AS Estonia Peeter Laud



























Institute of Information Technology Poland Aneta Poniszewska-Maranda
















SPRERS D1.4

from 94









Data privacy























































SPRERS D1.4

from 94

Control of data distribution and latency

Institution Country Contact Wrocław University of Technology, The Institute of Computer Engineering, Control and Robotics Poland Paweł Skrobanek




































Control over data locality (in clouds)












Trust models








SPRERS D1.4

from 94
























Intellectual property and data protection




























Security policies









SPRERS D1.4

from 94








































Data sharing agreements
























SPRERS D1.4

from 94

Service advertisement


















University Politehnica of Bucharest Romania

Aurelian Mihai Stanescu

Service-based frameworks and platforms









































SPRERS D1.4

from 94












Orchestration and choregraphy

































Ubiquitous computing to applications
















SPRERS D1.4

from 94








Reliable, secure, efficient messaging






































4.2.5 Infrastructure related to software services Cloud infrastructure












SPRERS D1.4

from 94

































Infrastructure as a Service































SPRERS D1.4

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Service infrastructure models

















































SPRERS D1.4

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4.2.6 Types of software services Service platforms, platform as a service































































SPRERS D1.4

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Online information systems (digital libraries)















































Commercial services

Institution Country Contact Mycroft Mind, a.s. Czech Republic Michal Oškera







SPRERS D1.4

from 94





























Service marketplace model





















Service ecosystem











SPRERS D1.4

from 94










Monitoring services












































Simulation services







SPRERS D1.4

from 94



































Data management services





























SPRERS D1.4

from 94





















Services for mobile computing
















Bulgaria Nayden Shivarov



























SPRERS D1.4

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Web services

Institution Country Contact MOST Foundation Poland Jan Kaczmarek

















































SPRERS D1.4

from 94
































































SPRERS D1.4

from 94

Grid services

Institution Country Contact MOST Foundation Poland Jan Kaczmarek

































Cloud services


























SPRERS D1.4

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Distributed services


















































SPRERS D1.4

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Implementation based and utility services

































Software as a Service (SaaS)






















SPRERS D1.4

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5. Conclusions The low number of participations of new member state teams in collaborative projects related to software services in FP7-ICT programme raised the questions of the level of competences as well as their exploitation in European context. This document tried to prove that high skilled teams in software services are present in new member states, internationally visible through scientific publications, products, frameworks and participation in collaborative projects.

Exposing minimal informations about more than 130 active teams in software services from new members states, both from academia and industry, we intended to provide an opportunity for fast finding of partners for new proposals. The exposed data are partial, and the electronic version of the Map of competences is available of SPRERS project site: www.sprers.eu. By browsing the electronic catalogue more information is revealed (e.g. publications of the team members or other teams that where not included in this written document). The electronic version of the Map of competences will be increased with new data until the end of the project and potentially beyond it.

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Annex 1 In the period 22 July – 9 September 2010 and 1 May – 15 June 2011 researchers from EU12 in software services were invited to complete the questionnaire illustrated below (available on the project site). The invitation was disseminated through different channels: - The EU12-software-services@ mailing list; - Contact persons of the EU12 participants to FP7-ICT Calls; - Dissemination on national channels by the Expert Group (see project site).

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