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New Ways to Work 2000European TeleworkThe production of the data exchange standard will take into account the external view captured through the SEDRESnetwork from the standard (AP233 etc), application (engineering sectors) and technology (tools/infrastructure vendor)axes. The project validation scenarios will consist of an aircraft related scenario and a space vehicle related scenario.Project period: January 2000 – July 2001Contact:Daimler Chrysler Aerospace AGWilly-Messerschmitt-Str Tor 1Schloss BirlinghovenD-85521 Ottobrunn, GermanyMansel WolfgangTel: +49-89 607 – 29083Fax: +49-89 607 – 26451E-mail:wolfgang.mansel@m.dasa.deSOL-EU-NET Data Mining and decision support for business competitiveness: IST ProgrammeSolomon European Virtual EnterpriseThe goal is to enhance competitiveness and find new business opportunities in the global IT market by establishing avirtual European enterprise composed of companies and research laboratories with highly specialised expertise indata mining and decision support. The Sol-Eu-Net enterprise will be organised as a flexible business structure madeof cross-organisational, time-focused, task-driven work teams. It will work towards enhanced usage of data miningand decision support in industry, businesses and public services, contributing to improved quality, efficiency andeffectiveness of their operations. This will be achieved through specific solutions to end-user problems, prototypeproject workshops, project monitoring and consulting, collaborative work and combination of problem solutions, aswell as through education, training and spreading information Web-based information source.There are three main objectives. (1) a business model of a virtual European enterprise composed of companies andresearch laboratories will be developed, to synergistically merge European expertise in data mining and decisionsupport. This will result in an operational international IT network enterprise, boosted by this project, employing newtechnologies and new internet-based methods of collaborative work. (2) new educational and training methods will bedeveloped, for end-user and expert team training, including specialised problem-oriented seminars and prototypeproject workshops. (3) research advances in data mining and decision support will be achieved through partners'involvement in collaborative problem solving of end-users problems. Methods for combining problem solutions andconsensus building will be developed and successful approaches will be analysed and disseminated, thus contributingto the better understanding of generic methodologies.Project period: January 2000 – December 2002Contact:Institut “Jozef Stefan”Jamova 39SI-1001 Ljubljana, SloveniaDunja MladenicTel: +386-61-1773 272Fax: +386-61-1251 038E-mail:Dunja.Mladenic@ijs.siSTAR Socio Economic Assessment Trends for the Digital Revolution IST ProgrammeThe main goal of this project is to examine the socio-economic impacts of new technologies and services on thenature of work and business enterprise in the next decade, with a specific focus on the identification of newopportunities for economic and employment growth. The project will analyse emerging patterns in the developmentof the digital economy in Europe and the application of the new technologies to advanced (second-generation)services, assessing their contribution to the competitiveness of European industry and service providers, sustainablesocial and economic growth. This will be done by developing and demonstrating the implications of alternativeevolutionary scenarios, in close interaction with the IST community and with a group of first-class internationalexperts (the Future Work and Business Forum).Project period: Subject to contractContact:Databank Consulting SpACorso Italia 8I-20122 Milano, ItalyMeacci SergioTel: +39-02-550 021Fax: +39-02-5500 2322E-mail:smeacci@databankgroup.itIST ProgrammeSTARMATE System Using Augmented Reality for Maintenance, Assembly,Training and EducationThe STARMATE project will specify, design, develop, and demonstrate a product dedicated to computer guidedmaintenance of complex mechanical elements. The system will provide two complementary functionalities: userassistance for achieving assembly/de-assembly and maintenance procedures, workforce training to assembly/deassemblyand maintenance procedures. The system will rely on augmented reality technology to provide moreflexibility in working methods while preserving user mobility in context where access to conventional documentationis cumbersome. It will improve work environment user-friendliness. It will allow user-to-access full documentation- 182 -
New Ways to Work 2000European Teleworkand manuals directly registered to his working environment. Visual and audio augmentation will be used to guide theuser through the right procedure to apply. The system will be controlled through both speech and a pointing devicesystem.Work will be achieved according to ISO certification of implied industrials. Each partner will be responsible forproviding well-circumscribed elements of the system. The system will be developed from off-the-shelf SW and HWwhere possible. In particular, display devices and voice recognition system will be purchased on the market. Theproduct will be developed into several releases of incremental functionalities. Hence, several integration phases areforeseen in the project. Applications of the product will take place in a variety of real work situations. During theproject it will be used in three different contexts, optronics and aeronautics construction, and nuclear maintenance.Moreover, its overall design will be made in order to reach a high degree of generality allowing to widen the range ofapplications after the project.Project period: January 2000 – December 2002Contact:Thomson-csf optronique / DO / ALGBP 55rue GuynemerF-78283 Guyancour, FranceJean FigueTel: +33-1-30 96 76 21Fax: +33-1-30 96 72 31E-mail:jean.figue@tco.thomson-csf.comSTEPWISE Step with Intelligence for Software Engineering ESPRIT ProgrammeThe objective of STEPWISE is to improve the quality and reduce the cost of software generated from EXPRESSinformation models.Information modelling (also known as data modelling) is an important technique to help rapid development ofsoftware applications. It is especially useful for data exchange. The ISO standard EXPRESS (ISO 10303-11) is apowerful information-modelling language which underpins the STEP (Standard for the Exchange of Product data)standard. The use of EXPRESS is becoming more widespread, both within and outsidethe STEP community, andthere is increasingly a desire to be able to generate better implementation code directly from models. However, this isnot always easy. If the model is at a sufficiently high level to be useful as a design tool then it is likely to be at toohigh a level for direct implementation. Conversely, if the model has been developed with implementation in mind,then it is likely to be cluttered with a lot of data that obscures the real structure of the information it represents.STEPWISE is addressing this issue by developing a methodology and software infrastructure to allow intelligenttransformation of EXPRESS models. The technique is being used to develop improved procedural interfaces (PI),relational database tables and file formats, including XML.Project period: November 1997 – February 2000Contact:Monsell EDM, Monsell HouseMonsell Lane, Upton-on-Severn,WR8 0QN Worcester, United KingdomRobin La FontaineTel: +44 1684 592 144Fax: +44 1684 594 504E-mail: robin@monsell.co.ukURL: http://www.stepwise.orgTEAM-HOS Methodology and Tools for World-best Teamwork in Hospitals IST ProgrammeThe modern health care system imposes high requirements upon hospitals: they have to ensure the highest quality ofservices to their patients, with the ongoing aim of minimizing risk and costs for citizens. The objective of the projectis to develop and verify an innovative methodology and a set of tools for the analysis of the hospital’s requirements tospecify, design, select and implement adequate ICT solutions which will support the development and introduction ofnew types of ICT supported team work organisations in hospitals. The new methodology will bring benefits to thehospitals in terms of savings in efforts/costs for the introduction of new ICT supported team work organisations by aminimum of 40% and a reduction of risks by a minimum of 95%. The project will develop technologies and systemsfor resource sharing, real-time team co-ordination, innovative workplace design, knowledge sharing within teams andteam inter-communication. The development of business cases will cover at least 60-80% of the general problems andneeds in hospitals in the different countries and medical fields. The methodology will be tested at 5 hospitals from 3different countries operating in a wide range of medical fields.Project period: January 2000 – December 2002Contact:Campus Universitario de SantiagoUniversidade de AverioP-3810-193 Averio, PortugalJosé Arthur Vale SerranoTel: +351-34 370500Fax: +351-34 370545E-mail: serrano@inesca.ptTEBELA Teleworking bridge Europe-Latin America INCO-DC Programme- 183 -
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