FiPPP: Case Study of EU Funding Sinead Quealy , Senior Project Manager, DM&SC Research Unit, TSSG

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This document provides an overview of the Future Internet Public Private Partnership (FI PPP) program and outlines a case study of a project called DT15270 that received €100,000 in funding. It describes the goals of the FI PPP program to develop internet infrastructure in Europe. It then details the partners and timeline involved in the DT15270 project, which aims to develop dairy herd management software. The document concludes by noting that while the funding may seem small, the resources must be focused to complete the project within its one-year timeframe.

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Case Study: FI PPP
Map of route to funding
Sinead Quealy, Senior Project Manager,
DM&SC Research Unit, TSSG
3rd March 2015

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DATA MINING & SOCIAL COMPUTING
Case Study: FI PPP
Map of route to funding
Sinead Quealy
Senior Project Manger
DM&SC
squealy@tssg.org / +353 (0)51 845697
www.tssg.org/research/units/dmsc

FI PPP – What is it?
• Future Internet - EU public private partnership projects built
and continue to develop Internet infrastructure for Europe.
• TSSG was one of the first 5 network nodes, there are now 18
with more planned.
• This is an ideal platform for large scale testing and
experimentation of products and services.
• Phase 3 – SME App development – 1 year project
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FI PPP –Where to start?
• Company:
• Ideally, have software development capability available to the
company
• Have more than just an idea – have a product – value will be
added by the project
• Market:
• Plans to access or existing presence in European markets
• Openness to partners and networking opportunities
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Partners for DT15270
• eCow (UK) Project Lead – Proven track record in developing
products for dairy herds.
• Kingswood Computing Ltd (Dublin) – over 25 years of
experience with a suite of farm and vet software packages
and a presence in the UK.
• XL Vets (UK & Ireland) – a cooperative of independent vets
open to improvements and ICT.
• TSSG – expert advice and assistance in accessing the FI
infrastructure.
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The Accelerators
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• eHealth
• Transport
• Finance
• Agrifood
• Transport
• Smart Cities
• Media & Content
• Social & Learning
• Energy & Environment
• Manufacturing & Logistics

Smart Agri Food - Local Support
• South East BIC,
• A member of the consortium EBN and the 3 BICs (with TVT in France & BIC
Euronava Spain)
• brought in because of our EU wide network of SMEs and experience working
with high potential start-ups from concept to commercialisation
• Can offer business development, commercialisation, internationalisation and
investor readiness expertise
• This is the crucial element in this phase 3 project
• Contact : Carole Thurston cthurston@sebic.ie
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Timeline
• Started discussing ideas informally through the summer
with contacts
• Started to write the 10 page proposal, (guided by the
questions) on Oct. 29th 2014
• Submitted Saturday Nov. 15th 2014
• Due to hear back before Christmas, but process was
delayed due to popularity
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Timeline Contd.
• Confirmation of acceptance received Jan. 17th 2015.
• Entered formal negotiations with Smart Agri via SEBIC
throughout Feb 2015.
• Contract signed and project official start date Feb 26th
2015.
• Kick off event March 25th Brussels.
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Conclusion
• Very quick turnaround with focused people and idea
• Scored in the top 10 of over 180 submissions across EU
• Funding of €100,000 is not as much as it sounds - be
focused and have access to required staff.
• Project duration is expected to be 1 year.
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Thank you!
Further information:
• http://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/fi-ppp-
phase-3
• EC Europa website – don’t get lost, but it’s a
mine of information. Give it time!!

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