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Antragssteller: Univ.-Prof. Dr. Dieter Fensel

TransIT-funded Project: Digital Enterprise Research Institute @ LFUI: Sustainability and Business Development. Antragssteller: Univ.-Prof. Dr. Dieter Fensel. Dr. Martin Hepp. Goals of the Project. Sustainability and Management Support: Make DERI @UIBK a lasting asset

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Antragssteller: Univ.-Prof. Dr. Dieter Fensel

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  1. TransIT-funded Project:Digital Enterprise Research Institute @ LFUI:Sustainability and Business Development Antragssteller: Univ.-Prof. Dr. Dieter Fensel Dr. Martin Hepp

  2. Goals of the Project • Sustainability and Management Support: Make DERI @UIBK a lasting asset • Business Development: Disseminate DERI expertise and IPR into business applications and foster high-tech start-ups based on semantic technology in Tyrol and elsewhere • Student Exchange: Strengthen DERI‘s attractiveness for top PhD candidates by well established exchange tracks with Stanford and others • Research on e-tourism applications of semantic technology

  3. Project Facts • Start Date: January 1, 2005 • Duration 36 months • Funding: • Sustainability 396K € • Business Dev. 691K € • Stud. Exchange 310K € • Total 1397K € • 38 „Deliverables“ with measurable results • Progress control by 3 “Milestones” (M12, M24, M36)

  4. Scientific Director: Univ.-Prof. Dr. Dieter Fensel Executive Directors: Univ.-Prof. Dr. Thomas Strang Dr. Martin Hepp Senior Researchers and Cluster Leaders Univ.-Prof. Dr. Dieter Wolf Dr. Michal Zaremba Dr. Ying Ding Dr. Axel Polleres Dr. Sven Groppe Sustainability of the Organization: Establish Scientific Leadership

  5. 10 Senior PhD Students 14 Junior PhD Students: Second Level of Scientific Management and Workforce -> Candidates for Senior Position in the Future

  6. Business Development Operational Management Human Resources Management Financial Management Project Management Public Relations Software Development System Administration (IT-Department) Event Management Strong Management Team

  7. Already employed5Master Students of the Department of Computer Science Innsbruck: Already employed4 Bachelor Students of the Department of Computer Science Innsbruck: Junior Staff

  8. Student Exchange I DERI IBK – DERI GWY

  9. Student Exchange II DERI IBK – Stanford University • collaboration on unifying framework for describing, analyzing, and executing of services in service oriented computing • collaboration on Semantic Business Process Management • joint workshop series called "Semantic Web Service Challenge" to start in spring 2006, and to be held in Stanford, jointly organized by DERI Innsbruck, Galway and Stanford • collaboration with Protégé and National Center for Biomedical Ontology • Collaboration with Department of Structural Engineer and Geomechanics on WSMO

  10. Student Exchange II, facts DERI Innsbruck - DERI Galway • 16 students/staff from DERI GWY to DERI IBK • 12 students/staff from DERI IBK to DERI GWY • Legal and administrative framework in place • Full integration of incoming students into research framework of the host institution DERI Innsbruck – Stanford University • 3 students from DERI IBK to Stanford • 1 faculty from Stanford to DERI IBK • Legal and administrative framework in place • Full integration within Stanford Logic Group of Stanford University

  11. DERI Business Development • Mission: • make the need, importance and added value of SWS research understandable and visible for the IT industry. • Establish in DERI and academia awareness of industry requirements and needs • act as a catalyst for applied research activities and cooperative projects • Create and sustain added value for the IT environmentin Tyrol and Austria • Implementation: • Recruit DERI Business Development Team • Total funding ~700K € (36 months) • Achieve self-sustained funding by end of 2007

  12. DERI Business Development • Business Plan • Cooperative Research / Development projects • Applied research sponsored by industrial partners • Feasibility studies • Customized Ontology Engineering • Training and education activities • „Awareness“ Workshops • Technical Tutorials • Product / Tools offeringsupgrade assets available in DERI into marketable quality assured components or pre-products Details defined in 25 Milestones,to be accomplished by end of 2007

  13. DERI Business Development Main Activities for the upcoming months • 3-day Ontology WS for Arcelor (Spain, Steel Industry)Cooperative. Project set up, 5K €, Jan 2006 • Ontology / SWS „Compelling Events“ for the Industry Start-up WS in cooperation with trans IT, Feb 2006 • „Applied Ontologies“ Seminar, UIBK, Feb 2006Ontologies Engineering Tutorials • Cooperative project with System One (Austria,Bruno Haid): Combine Social Software with SWSProject Roadmap, 240K €, Jan 2006 • Evaluate and classify DERI assets (ongoing)

  14. DERI Business Development • DERI BD Core Team • Sigurd Harand, Senior Business Development Manager • Ilona Zaremba, BD Management and Organization • Martin Hepp, Cluster Lead, Semantics in Business Information Systems • Michael Stollberg (BD Implementation) • Holger Lausen (DERI Tools, Tutorials) • BD Support Team (on demand) • Researchers of DERI Innsbruck and DERI Galway • Partner Organizations

  15. Thank you! Dr. Martin Hepp martin.hepp@deri.org

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