POLICIES FOR SOFTWARE INNOVATION IN SPAIN

David Cierco Jimenez de PargaGeneral Director for Information Society Development Ministry ofIndustry, Tourism and Commerce of Spain

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Index

Socioeconomic Context

Initial situation; Before Plan Avanza

Plan Avanza

Avanza Plan success and next steps

Policies for Software Innovation in Spain

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• Population• Spain: 45,28 million people.

(9,1% of the EU-27 population)• EU-27: 497,48 million people

• Density • Spain: 89,49 / km2

• EU-27: 115,03 people/km2 .

• Number of companies• Spain: 3,42 million companies

(12,9% of the EU-27 companies).

• GDP per cápita (ppp)• Spain: 27.000 €/people. • UE-27: 25.900 €/people.

Socioeconomic context

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Initial situation; Before Plan Avanza• In 2003…

– 34 % of the Spanish population were Internet users.

– Broadband coverage reached the 80% of the population.

– Only the 8 % of the Spanish homes had Broadband connection.

– 51% of the Spanish companies had Broadband connection.

– The average connection speed was 256 kbps.

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Plan Avanza

Households and citizens access to Internet.Closing digital divide.

Digital Digital CitizensCitizens

Broadband extension and movility. ICT Secutiy and ReliabilityDigital Identification promotion.Digital Contents development.

Digital Digital ContextContext

ICT integration into Medium and Small Enterprises (SMEs)

Competitiveness e Innovation

Digital Digital EconomyEconomy

Education in the Digital Age.

Digital Public Services development

Digital Digital PublicPublic Services Services andand EducationEducation

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Plan AvanzaBudgetSpanish government Budget for this plan has been over 5 billion € between 2005 and 2008 for information society development, near three times more than in 2001-2004 period.

New Legal normative:

Law for Information Society Pomotion Measures

Law for Citizens electronic access to Public Services

1.53

9.40

0

1.79

6.17

1

1.19

7.73

3

542.

914

535.

756

464.

733

447.

817

448.

583

339.

755

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

28,5%

120,6

1,3%15,33,8%-0,2%32,0

16,7

New govern

x 4

5. 076 MM €1.800 MM €X 2,8

Information Society Budget

1.53

9.40

0

1.79

6.17

1

1.19

7.73

3

542.

914

535.

756

464.

733

447.

817

448.

583

339.

755

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

28,5%

120,6

1,3%15,33,8%-0,2%32,0

16,7

New govern

x 4

5. 076 MM €1.800 MM €X 2,8

Information Society Budget

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Avanza Plan success and next steps

90% of the Spanish companies have Broadband connection.

51% of the Spanish companies had Broadband connection.

43,5% Spanish homes have Broadband connection.

Only the 8 % of the Spanish homes had Broadband connection.

99% of the Spanish population has Broadband access.

Broadband coverage reached the 80% of the population.

The connection speed goes up to 3Mbps (same as UK) and the prices have cut down by 25%.

The average connection speed was 256 kbps.

56,7 % of the Spanish population were Internet users.

34 % of the Spanish population were Internet users.

… Present2003…

The Avanza Plan pursues quantitative and general goals,

such as increasing the number of Internet users in Spain

AvanzaDos Plan aim for more qualitative and specific objectives such as extending eCommerce.

New focusPlan Avanza AvanzaDos

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3 Comunidades Autónomas en colaboración

2004: Broadband coverage onSpanish population ⇒ 80%

May 2008: Broadbandcoverage on Spanish

population ⇒ 98%

Dic 2008: Broadband coverageon Spanish population: 98-99%

• Program focuses on broadband extension to population without or with insufficient coverage.• Target population 8.263.297 people (5.706 municipality)

2005: se inicia el PEBA

Broadband Extension Program

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Policies for Software Innovation in Spain

Have the appropriate initiatives that enhance the supply and demand sides for information technology in general, and software in particular, to improve the position of Spain within an international context.

There are different business models; Open Source Software and Software legacy based. We do not discriminate against any of those models, both are valid, and have their advantages and disadvantages and have their markets. Spain has a neutral position with this topic

• Domestic: R&D, Open source software, CENATIC, INTECO, eGovernment

• International: VII Framework Program of the European Union , EUREKA, IBEROEKA

Spanish strategy

Positioning

Initiatives

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Nacional initiatives

• R&D support (Avanza R&D)• Computer Technologies• Technologies of security and confidence• Applications, content and services sector

• Open source software (CENATIC)

• Certificates of quality in software development

• Development of eGovernment software

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International initiatives

• VII Framework Program of the European Union VII for Research, Technological Development and Innovation (2007-2013)

•AAL (Ambient Assisted Living) •Technology Initiatives•European Technology Platforms

• Other international cooperative programs:•EUREKA•IBEROEKA.

Informe General de SituaciónEspaña

Fundación CENATIC · Corporate Presentation

◉ Public Administrations

◉ Companies

◉ University and R&I&i

◉ Community of developers and users

Case study - CENATIC

It is a public foundation promoted by the MITyC and the Regional Government of Extremadura OPEN to participation

MISSION

◎ To promote knowledgefree software and open source in its differentareas of activity.

◎ To become positionatedas a national centre ofexcellence in this issue, with internationalprojection.

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Case study - CENATIC

Candelaria. Centro innovación 3 M€

Almendralejo. F. Cenatic F. abiertas 1,8 M€

Valencia. -Centro s. Admin elca. 2,8 M€-inteligencia ambiental 1,5 M€Ciudad Real

-Alcázar de S. Juan Centro TDT 13 M€-Ayto. de la Solana Factoría Tecnológica 1,7M€

Ibiza-TelemonitorizaciónAmbiental 1,2 M€

Sevilla. I-CAS. Cultura y arte 1,5 M€

Madrid. -Catedral innovación 42 M€- Centro Innovación TIC audiovisual 1,8M€

Salamanca. -F. Caja Duero 3,1 M€-F. Germán Sánchez 1M€

Ponferrada. Ciudad virtual de la energía 6 M€

León. Inteco

Valladolid. F. Lengua Española 4,4 M€.

Segovia. CAT 4 M€

Barcelona. -22@.-Centro tecnológico TIC.-Factoría digital talentos.-E-alquimia-Centro difusión obra de Miró 1.6M€-Centro AV Granollers 2.4M€

Cornellá. CitiLab 4 M€

Lleida. -C. Producción audiovisual 16 M€-C. Tecnológico forestal 1M€

Zaragoza.-Milla digital 38 M€-ITA TV interactiva 2 M€-NNTT para servicios públicos 2.5M€-Centro Logístico 2M€

Gijón. Laboral arte industrial 4 M€

S. Sebastián.-Donosti@ digital 22 M€.-Centro de Talentos 9M€

BilbaoCentro de Recursos para el aprendizaje e investigación 23M€

TolosaCentro Int. del títere 2M€

MurciaContentpolis 7M€

Cuenca-Proyecto ICDEA 5M€-Centro de turismo 1M€

F. Doñana 21GIS Gestión 5M€

CáceresContenidos Cáceres 3M€

JaénCentro difusión aceite de oliva 1M€

BadajozProyecto CEDIN

ElcheCentro TIC de calzado 3M

VinarozCentro del mueble 3M€

PontevedraCentro de Patrimonio 3.5M€ Ourense

Centro de Innovación 2M€

- Centros aprobados en el año 2007.

- Centros propuestos para su aprobación en el año 2008.

F. Escuela de negocios de Asturias

1,5M€

BurgosFed. Empresarios de

Burgos 2,5M€

Ayto. de MataróCentro de Arte Digital 3M€

GandíaCentro Incubadora 5M€

Ayto. Lucena-Centro experimental en TIC 3M€

CENATIC is one of the 74 Knowledge Centers setting up with the assistance of MITyC.

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Case study - Avanza Local Soluciones

LOCALWEBGestor de portales

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SIGEMSistema Integrado de

Gestión Municipal

LOCALGISSistema de Información Territorial

Catastro

Tribunal de Cuentas

AVANZA LOCAL

PADRÓN

AVANZA LOCAL

PADRÓN

Registro E/S

Tramitación telemática (*)

GESTOR DOCUMENTAL

Gestión de expedientes

Archivo

Development of local eGovernment solutions for small and medium local entities