December 11th 2007Barcelona

Presentation SCS Cluster

• France has launched a wide-ranging industrial strategy focusing on the key factors of industrial competitiveness, particularly R&D-led innovation

• Many EU Member States have the same concerns and are turning towards sustainable economic development.

• Competitiveness clusters are underpinned by local synergies between the industry, research and education communities.

Competitiveness Clusters

Competitiveness Clusters in France• November 04

French PM launches a call for « Competitiveness Cluster » projects

• February 05Call is closed - 105 applications received

• July ’05French PM awards « Competitiveness Cluster » label to 67 successful projects

• Financing funds to support their R&D : 1.5 billion euros on 3 years.

• SCS Project becomes “Pôle Mondial”• Sep ’05 : SCS Cluster and French Government contract

signed with definition of:– SCS Cluster Mission & Objectives– SCS Cluster Projects Selection Process – SCS Cluster Organization and Management Rules

Competitive Clusters in France

PdC ICT

TES

Images et Réseaux

ElopsysImaginove

Minalogic

Optitec

SCS

Sytem@tic

CapDigital

Afigeo

Europe: a distinctive proposal

• Microelectronics, Telecoms and Software

DRESDE

MUNICH

GRENOBLE

CAMBRIDGE

PACA

STOCKHOLM

BRETAGNE

LOUVAIN

ECOSSE

PARIS

Microélectronique

Logiciel

Télécommunications

DRESDE

MUNICH

GRENOBLE

CAMBRIDGE

PACA

STOCKHOLM

BRETAGNE

LOUVAIN

ECOSSE

PARIS

Microélectronique

Logiciel

Télécommunications

Microelectronics

Software

Telecom

RisksManagement

Health

Tourism

Uses / Markets

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SecurityMobility

TraceabilityIdentity

ReliabilityConnectivity

Market feedbacks

Markets orientedsolutions

SCS Cluster in PACA

Technological skills

SCS Usages & Applications Convergence

Mission & Objectives• Mission

– To design and develop new solutions integrating components, networks, software and systems to exchange and process information in a reliable and secure way

• Objectives– To foster and encourage new, innovative,

competitive projects– To help SMEs to grow and develop– To participate in the creation of suitable

ecosystem inside the regional TIC

SCS World Market• Electronic Passports

– 150 M€ in 2006• Health Care Cards & Terminals

– 200 M€ in 2008• IC’s for Satellite Localization Systems

– 540 M€ in 2005 • Security Software

– 6 B€ in 2003• Electronic Surveillance Systems

– 50 B€ in 2005

SCS Market 2008 est. 300+ B€

Dynamic Network

Key Figures41,000 jobs in ICT

Cluster supported by 25 major international groups…

13,000 jobs, of which 6,500 in R&D

330 partners directly involved in SCS projects

1,200 researchers in the public sector

14 High-Tech schools providing for 1,500 engineers and PhD researchers every year

100+ projects at evaluation stage

Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur Monaco

Gap

Sophia Antipolis

Avignon

Aix-en-Provence

La CiotatTOULON

MARSEILLE

NICE

CannesArles

SCS cluster: A dynamic network of companies (Small or Medium Business and big groups), laboratories and training centers, strongly involved in projects.

Density of SCS Cluster actors

Founding Members

Regional Partners

Partners

Associations

PME

Grands

Groupes

Laboratoires

ARCSIS BABY SMART

FONDATION SOPHIA –ANTIPOLIS

MEDMULTIMED MEDINSOFT

TELECOM VALLEY

SAME

CNRS CEA LETI

CHU NICE CSTB

EGIM ENSAM EURECOM ENSMSE-CMP

U. PROVENCE U. AVIGNON U. MEDITERRANEE

UPMC U. PAUL CEZANNE USTV LIRMM

EUROMED INRIA ISEN GET U. NICE

U. SUD TOULON VAR

ALCATEL ALIENA SPACE

AMADEUS ATMEL ATOS ORIGIN

CISCO EXPERIAN FRANCE TELECOM R&D

GEMALTO HITACHI ORACLE

ARM HEWLETT PACKARD

I2E IBM INFINEON SIEMENS

NXP STMICROELECTRONICS

SAP SOPRA TEXAS INSTRUMENTS

3 ROAM WIFI MICRO BE MOBEO XILINX

ABC SMART CARD BERTIN MAILINBLACK TOPLINK

BIOPHY ARD CITYVOX ID CONCEPT PRECEPTEL ONERF TECH

IMPIKA TOPPAN PHOTOMASKS TWING GFI ILEX PSI NET’S FIVE

FUTURING CLEARSY NEWSTEO CRYPTIRIS FASVER STID

INSIGHT SIP IN SILICIO SOFT VOXINZEBOX BLEUROY

MOBILE DISTILLERY MOBIVILLAGE NEWSTEO C2 MAILINBLACK

WRAPTOR MXM NEURELEC NBS SPS CASTIFY LOGICIELNET

VISIOSCOPIE ORSAY PHYSICS VISIOSCOPIE CORTUS RW CONSULTANTS

SENSEOR SHAKTIWARE SYNEXIE ELIT COMLINKS SOLIATIS

TAGSYS TRUSTED LOGIC ACTIS DIGDASH SEMANTICS TES

IBS ASK EDI-TAG INOVANDI SESIN WIPRO

PSI ELEC EDUNEO NODBOX SMARTCOM

MICRO BE MOBILGOV

R-INTERFACE

INNOVACARD KEMESYS VEGATEC INSIDE ADDAX BAZILE SKYWORKS

In good company…

SCS Members in 2007Members 2007

66.67%

5.00%8.33%

20.00%

SME

Ind

Assoc.Aca.

Telecom18%

Others 13%

Softwares20%

Microelectronic 23%

Multimedia26%

Breakdown by Activity• Cluster members & prospective

customers

Sample size: 400

Convergence22%

Mobility21%

Identity13%

Traceability19%

Other1%Connectivity

24%

Breakdown by Theme• Cluster members & prospective

customers

Sample size: 400

SCS Structure• Jean-Pierre Henry (Thales Alenia Space)

– President• Bernard PRUNIAUX (ATMEL)

– Vice-President• Board of Directors

– Large industry– Academic/Research – Associations/ Small-medium enterprises

• Operations– Jean Claude NATAF (STMicroelectronics)

• Director– Philippe MONTEILLIER (GEMALTO)

• Deputy Director– Bruno DELEPINE (NXP)

• Deputy Director– Georges FALESSI

• Director Projects

Structure of Pôle SCS

Board

General Assembly

Executive BoardPresident, Vice President

Secretary, Treasurer

Coordination Committee: State and local government-Finance Commission

Operational Structure

Director , two deputy directors,

Commissions, Mission SME

Commission 1Commission 1Commission 1Commission 1Commission

Strategic and

Scientific

Council

-Scientific and Evaluation

Commission

Thematic Groups

Overview

CIMPACA TELECOM SOFTWARE MULTIMEDIA

Technology Platforms

LOGISTICS

Innovation & Utility Center

Communication, Promotion, International Activity, Partnerships, Technology Awareness,Small Business Support , Facilitation , VCs / Incubators, Training

Security

PROJECTS

FOOD INDUSTRY

TOURISM

HEALTHCAREMobility

Traceability

Identity

Connectivity

SME

38%

Industry

24%

Other

8%Academic

30%

Project breakdown by group - 2006

31 projects labeled38 % of PME involved200+ M€ spending in R&D

Industrial R&D Sustaining in FranceIndustrial R&D Sustaining in France

Fundamental Research

Project size

Public Research

Non Cooperative Research Private-Public Cooperative Research

OSEO-ANVAR

AgenceNationale de laRecherche ( ANR)

Agence pour l’Innovation Industrielle (AII)

Ministère de l’Industrie : Fonds de Compétitivité des

Entreprises (FCE)

Public Labs involvment

Innovation and Markets

Projects Size

1 M€

50 M€

CR PACA

• MaXSSIMM• NEUROCOM• FIRE• MISTRALS• MOBITOOLS• Secure Media Sim

Some Projects & Technologies

MaXSSIMM

The evolution of mobile phone technology means new opportunities for service development.MaXSSIMM designs and develops secured Mobile Internet solutions, including multimedia content and Internet services for mobile communications.

CONTENT MANAGEMENT

Leader: Gemalto Companies and Representatives

ST, Amadeus, Sagem, FT, NXP, Trusted-Logic, Toppan-Photomask

Voxinzebox, CityvoxAcademics and Researchers

Eurecom

MobilityTraceability IdentityConnectivitySecurity

Neurocom

Neurocom aims to develop and commercialize the world’s first cochlear implant (hearing prosthesis) implanted invisibly and permanently in persons suffering severe to profound hearing loss. Patient advantages include increased comfort,

esthetics, and of course improved auditory quality.

The implant’s design calls upon the latest technologies associating surgically implanted energy sources via a rechargeable battery, and auditory neuro-stimulative techniques adaptable to complex environments via an implanted microphone.

THE PLAYERSLeader: MXM-NeurelecMember companies: Sommepp, SORIN GroupAcademics and Researchers: LIRMM, Laboratory of Otology and Micro-endoscopy IFR Jean Roche Mediterranean University, CHU Montpellier, INRIA Sophia Antipolis

FIRE

“ALERT AND ACTION TOOLS DEVELOPED FOR FIREFIGHTERS BY FIREFIGHTERS” Project Fire is designed to help protect natural environments often threatened by forest fires. Portable sensors are installed in sensitive zones which collect information for transmission to a remote location through a highly-secured system for further analysis and treatment. The resulting data gives firefighters real-time intelligence allowing them to determine the best plan of action for rapid and secure fire extinction..

Leader: SPSCompanies and

Representatives: Cryptiris,

Academics and Researchers: CEREN, IUSTI, Tecsen,

Université Paul Cézanne

MobilityTraceability IdentityConnectivitySecurity

MISTRALS - RFID

“RFID for the Health Sector”

RFID is at the center of the SCS Cluster’s traceability projects. The long-term goal of these projects is to see the bar code replaced by the electronic tag, enabling intelligent objects to communicate with each other in the Pharmaceutical sector, including Hospitals and Biobanks.

Leader: STMicroelectronicsCompanies and

Representatives: IBM,TAGSYS,PSION,…

Academics and Researchers: CHU,L2MP

MobilityTraceability IdentityConnectivitySecurity

Mobitools

The development of multimedia tools and services for mobiles devices is at the heart of a booming market.Mobitools has developed a research and test platform that dramatically reduces the cost of mobile application development on an international scale.

Leader: Mobille Distillery Companies and Representatives

Myowa, Audio Mobile Agency,ERCIM, Tika Academics and Researchers

INRIA

MobiliyTraceability IdentityConnectivitySecurity

SECURE MEDIA SIM

« PROTECTING MULTIMEDIA COPYRIGHTS » Protecting copyrights is a difficult task in today’s world. With easy accessibility to

downloading music and video on the Internet, the problem has become even more crucial for authors and artists alike.

The Secure Media SIM project will enforce copyright protection for videos downloaded onto mobile telephones by directly integrating a decoder into the SIM card, which is in turn

compatible with a multitude of DRM (Digital Rights Management) systems. The Secure Media SIM protects authors and producers by creating a concrete tool to manage digital

copyrights.

Leader: Polytechnical School, Nice Sophia-Antipolis

Companies and Representatives: Atmel,

Gemalto, France Telecom, NXP

Academics and ResearchersCNRS

MobilityTraceability IdentityConnectivitySecurity

Thematic Groups

Overview

CIMPACA TELECOM SOFTWARE MULTIMEDIA

Technology Platforms

LOGISTICS

Innovation & Utility Center

Communication, Promotion, International Activity, Partnerships, Technology Awareness,Small Business Support , Facilitation , VCs / Incubators, Training

Security

PROJECTS

FOOD INDUSTRY

TOURISM

HEALTHCAREMobility

Traceability

Identity

Connectivity

Projects are grouped by theme, making it easier to monitor, coordinate and optimize project development.

Thematic Groups 2007

MOBILITY, especially:TourismLeisureMultimedia convergence

TRACEABILITY, especially:LogisticsRisk assessmentHealthcareFood and textiles

IDENTITY Personal IDAccess control, electronic ID Payment and ticketing, interoperability and multi-applications

CONNECTIVITYWireless networksTelecoms for business, HRNetwork security and telecoms convergence

SECURITY and COMMUNICATION are common to all Thematic Groups

Thematic Groups

Overview

CIMPACA TELECOM SOFTWARE MULTIMEDIA

Technology Platforms

LOGISTICS

Innovation & Utility Center

Communication, Promotion, International Activity, Partnerships, Technology Awareness,Small Business Support , Facilitation , VCs / Incubators, Training

Security

PROJECTS

FOOD INDUSTRY

TOURISM

HEALTHCAREMobility

Traceability

Identity

Connectivity

Technology Platforms (1 of 2)

• Need to develop new platforms - CIM PACA / microelectronics:– Fast access to shared equipment– Building blocks to accelerate collaborative projects

• R&D projects identify key areas for development• Regional resources developed for workgroups

– Labs, academic communities, small and large industry

• Targeted platforms for software, telecoms, multimedia

Technology Platforms (2 of 2)

• SCS advantages– Assist regional development in new markets– Improve added value and international

competitiveness of regional value chain– Validate industrialization techniques– Optimize investment in cost-intensive

equipment– Attract investment in the PACA Region– Become a test / demo center for leading

equipment manufacturers

Innovation & Application Centers• SCS advantages

– Evaluate projects– Define applications and behavior evolution in the markets

addressed by our thematic groups – Put in place pilot schemes and demos for solutions in

development • Measure user acceptance• Demonstrate the business value of innovative solutions • Increase the competitiveness of the region• Attract investment and ensure professional training

• First centers already in development– Tourism– Health– Logistics– Foods industry

Thematic Groups

Overview

CIMPACA TELECOM SOFTWARE MULTIMEDIA

Technology Platforms

LOGISTICS

Innovation & Utility Center

Communication, Promotion, International Activity, Partnerships, Technology Awareness,Small Business Support , Facilitation , VCs / Incubators, Training

Security

PROJECTS

FOOD INDUSTRY

TOURISM

HEALTHCAREMobility

Traceability

Identity

Connectivity

Support & market intelligence for SMEs

• Formalize and validate innovative projects • Project development assistance 

– Supply market research and intelligence data– Confirm international business prospects– Identify potential partners or customers– Analyze existing intellectual property– Validate innovation schemes– Study scientific approaches– Identify the competition

International Relations• Partnerships with international clusters

– Signed agreements with Torino Wireless, Tunisia,….– Engaged relation with SIIT, Israel, Bavaria, Morroco

• Objectives– Business opportunities– Collaborative projects

• Join existing projects• Develop new projects

– Best Practices• Exploring other partners

– Visit to Korea in July ,Focus on Daedok Valley– Visit to Monterrey, Nuevo Leone in October– ….

SCS Network

Munich (ICT Cluster)

Bretagne Image et Réseaux

Paris

CAP DIGITAL SYSTEMATIC

Grenoble MINALOGIC

Pôle Risques

Pôle Mer

SCS

Caen TES (Transactions électroniques Sécurisées )

Tunisia

Torino Wireless ( Turin)

SIIT ( Genes)

Pôle Optitec

IsraelMoroccoPôle Orphème

Marocco

Tunisia

Spain

Israel

Greece

Italiy

Germany

NetherlandsUnited Kingom

JapanKorea

Singapore

CanadaUSA

Mexico

Brasil

South Africa

ChinaIndia Hong-Kong

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