Related Projects

• COSI:
  The COSI project (Co-development using inner & Open source in Software Intensive products) addresses the cultural, business and organisation issues in addition to, and in relation with, software development issues.
• D-LOMS:
  The German sub-consortium of the LOMS project (http://www.dloms.org) participating in the Software Engineering 2006 research initiative.
• EMODE:
  The main goal of the EMODE ((Enabling Model Transformation-Based Cost Efficient Adaptive Multi-modal User Interfaces) project is to simplify the development of adaptive multimodal applications by providing an integrated development and runtime environment.
• MAGNET:
  MAGNET and its successor MAGNET Beyond are addressing mobile and wireless systems and platforms beyond 3G. MAGNET Beyond introduces new technologies, systems, and applications that are at the same time user-centric and secure. MAGNET Beyond aims at developing concepts for user-centric business models w.r.t. secure Personal Networks in multi-network, multi-device, and multi-user environments.
• NUADU:
  NUADU addresses the technical challenges of providing networked ‘healthcare and wellbeing’ services that offer (i) improved ‘quality of life’ for consumers and (ii) more cost effective and efficient solutions for service providers.
• OPUCE:
  The goal of the FP6 OPUCE project is to combine advances in networking, communication and IT services towards a unique service environment in which personalized services can be dynamically created and provisioned by the end-users themselves.
• OSIRIS:
  OSIRIS (Open Source Infrastructure for Run-time Integration of Services) is an across-domain open source service platform that will provide support for services provisioning, aggregation, delivery, dynamic adaptation to the context and lifecycle management.
• PLASTIC:
  The PLASTIC project addresses service-oriented computing for the B3G multi-radio network, in particular assisting the development of services targeted at mobile devices through
  1. a development environment leveraging model-driven engineering,
  2. a service-oriented middleware leveraging multi-radio devices and multi-network environments for applications and services that run on mobile devices, and
  3. a validation framework enabling off-line and on-line validation of networked services.
• S4ALL:
  The vision of the S4ALL (Services for All) project is a world of user-centric services that are easy to create, share and use. In order to achieve this vision of a world where services are made available to all citizens everywhere, at any time, in any condition and by anyone, new technologies for service creation, customisation, deployment and provisioning are investigated.
• SMS:
  The goal of the SMS (Simple Mobile Services) project is to create innovative tools enabling a new class of services, addressing the specific needs of mobile users and enabling individuals and small businesses to become service providers.
• SPICE:
  SPICE (Service Platform for Innovative Communication Environment) is addressing the problem of designing, developing and launching efficient and innovative mobile Service creation/execution platforms for networks beyond 3G.
  SPICE investigates an extendable overlay architecture and framework to support easy and quick service creation as well as test and deployment of intelligent mobile communication and information services.

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