INTERNET2 COLLABORATIVE INNOVATION PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT Florence D. Hudson CINO@internet2.edu Twitter @FloInternet2

Senior Vice President and Chief Innovation Officer, Internet2 © 2015 Internet2

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Three new collaborative Innovation Working Groups

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Internet2’s Innovation Model Builds on Member Success

“Community: Leading the Way” is appropriate for what we do Current Services

Community Outreach Network Services

NET+ and InCommon

Near-Term Adjacencies and

Innovations

Chief Innovation Officer Initiatives

Innovations in Current Services

Longer-Term Adjacencies

and Innovations

Future Chief Innovation Officer

Initiatives

New Programs and Services

Evolution of Current Services Community Growth

Continually Increasing Member Value

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Establishing Three New Collaborative Innovation Working Groups •  Each will formulate specific recommendations for a particular

innovation initiative, including scope, value, milestones –  Clarify value to members –  Ensure the innovation is economically viable –  Develop a scalable model to positively impact a significant

segment of Internet2 membership

•  Led by member representatives –  May leverage member programs and facilities –  Participation encouraged for all Internet2 members

•  Working groups will operate within a broader Internet2 Collaborative Innovation Community with a representative from each member organization

New Working Groups will complement other Internet2 activities

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Innovation Working Group Operations

•  Each working group will be co-led by member representatives with support from the Internet2 staff

•  Monthly meetings with teleconference capabilities – held in various locations •  Working group participants will develop draft recommendations for community

review coordinated by the Internet2 CINO team •  Operating principles – open membership, open meetings, open source results •  Make maximum feasible use of available prior related work

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Ini$al  Ac$ons  •  Group  organiza,on  •  Complete  scope  defini,on  

•  Agree  to  schedule,  milestones,  and  deliverables  

Group  Discussions  &  Dra2s  •  Working  group  ac,ons,  perhaps  by  use  case  

•  Monthly  calls  to  review  progress  

Technology  Exchange  Prep  •  DraA  presenta,ons  for  TechEx  

•  Cross-­‐working  group  discussions  

TechEx  Mee$ng  and  Follow-­‐up  •  Present  ini,al  recommenda,ons  •  Post-­‐mee,ng  ac,ons  and  revisions  •  Collabora,ons  with  other  organiza,ons  

Innovation Working Group Operations Timeline

•  Considerations for innovation planning –  What could we do that is not being addressed elsewhere? –  Why is the Internet2 community the right place for this activity? –  What types of resources would be required and how might we get them?

•  Recommendations may include establishing a team to create software and/or services, e.g., –  End to end platform/architecture with community-acceptable capabilities for trust,

identify, security, privacy –  Platform for distributed cyber-physical systems research

June - July August - September October - December May

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End to End Trust and Security

•  Potential areas for innovation –  Scalable and extensible approaches integrating

capabilities for trust, identify, privacy, security, compliance

–  “Chip to device to network to clouds” trust and security models

•  Some related initiatives –  Many individual member institution programs –  InCommon, TIER, NET+, Internet2 CCSO initiatives –  External organizations e.g., NIST, the Cloud Security

Alliance, the International Association of Privacy Professionals

Draft Scope Statement: Develop an architecture and implementation approach to enable “End to end trust and security” for the Research & Education community Note: Address trust, identity, privacy, physical & cyber security, compliance, possibly other aspects

•  A few potential use cases –  Protection of sensitive and regulated research

data –  Mitigation of risks to enterprise operations –  Material for new educational programs

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Distributed Big Data and Analytics

•  Potential areas for innovation –  Address complex issues in big data management and analytics in distributed

multi-institutional operations –  Management of data and metadata (multiple data types e.g., image, video,

audio, standard databases –  Applications of software defined networking to distributed big data operations

•  Some related initiatives –  Many individual member institution programs –  NSF “Techniques and Technologies for Advancing Foundations and

Applications of Big Data Science & Engineering” –  EDUCAUSE ECAR Cyberinfrastructure Working Group –  National Academy Task Force on Cyberinfrastructure for 2020

Draft Scope Statement: Extend Internet2 capabilities in advanced networking, cloud services, and federated identity to enable members to better manage distributed big data and analytics

•  A few potential use cases –  Healthcare (genomics and

clinical research data) –  Smarter campus –  Basic science –  Security and privacy –  Global economics

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Internet of Things (IOT)

•  Potential areas for innovation –  Cost-effective uses of advanced networking capabilities

(rapid delivery of big data, low latency and jitter, for remote synchronous applications, IPv6)

–  Integration of capabilities for compliance, security, and privacy in large-scale IoT applications

•  Some related initiatives –  Many individual member institution programs –  NSF projects in “cyber-physical systems” –  Industrial Internet Consortium test beds

Draft Scope Statement: The IOT will incorporate many physical devices, sensors and facilities into a variety of public and private networks. This possibility presents many opportunities and challenges for our members and the world.

•  A few potential use cases –  Smart homes, campuses, and cities (including

transportation, public safety, energy and power, building operations, …)

–  Health care (Internet of medical Things, telemedicine, genomics and proteomics, medical imagery, …)

–  Industrial manufacturing

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Next Steps

•  Volunteer as working group co-lead or as group member

•  Provide feedback and discussion of these plans

•  Help develop collaboration tools for Working Group operations –  First working group monthly meetings in May to develop individual

working group plans, schedules, and milestones –  Joint working group meetings, bimonthly, of our Collaborative Innovation

Community to provide cross-group suggestions and overall coordination for Internet2 Technology Exchange presentations for October 2015

   

Contact CINO@internet2.edu