| Speaker : | Antonio Kung |
| Trialog, CTO | |
| Date: | 02/11/2011 |
| Time: | 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm |
| Location: | LINCS Meeting Room 40 |
Abstract
A technical and scientific understanding of interoperability has been available for years in the telecom industry. But the practice of interoperability needs to evolve because of the speed with which ICT ecosystems are created.
This talk will present the reasons why this is the case and subsequently call for further technical and scientific research. The presentation will include the following points. Practice of interoperability today Research (e.g. DIEM and ARTEMIS projects) Business practices (Handling IPR, Standardisation) Practice of interoperability in the future ICT ecosystems needs Societal aspects (legal, business, ethical) Technical aspects (platform viewpoint, deployment viewpoint) Engineering aspects (interoperability by design, interoperability assurance) Business practices and consensus building (Harvard roadmap) Discussion
Biography: Antonio Kung has 30-year experience in embedded systems. He was initially involved in the development of real-time kernels, before co-founding Trialog in 1987, where he now serves as CTO. He heads the company product development (kernels, protocols, tools) as well as collaborative projects with a focus on embedded systems, security privacy trust and ICT for ageing. He is involved in the promotion of initiatives towards common platforms and interoperability. He holds a Master’s degree from Harvard University and an Engineering degree from Ecole Centrale Paris.