Hola,
Comparto con vosotros la template del deliverable D12.4.2. Aquí podemos
y debemos ir subiendo la información relevante a las tareas de FI-WARE
que se realicen en la Campus de Brasil. Es similar al documento que
subió en su día Juanjo para la CPE en Londres.
Hay apartados para el stand (3.5) y los materiales de promo (3.6) en los
que Ogilvy puede ir incluyendo algunos textos.
Hay otros apartados que iremos (FNE) completando nosotros, como por
ejemplo los de las sesiones y workshops.
https://docs.google.com/a/futuranetworks.com/document/d/1KTQDeaakGiNj0aNkbc9EwfiYo0gojHtR_NY9mIkj_6E/edit?usp=drive_web
Como existe otro deliverable exclusivo para retos, recomiendo que en
éste no nos centremos en los retos o en acciones de difusión que son
exclusivas de retos y que no tienen que ver con CPBR.
Está bien mencionar los retos y sí se puede hablar como digo de cosas
que les afecten, por ejemplo el stand, porque aunque también sirva para
acciones relacionadas con los retos (coaching) pues no deja de ser un
elemento que está en la CPBR y que sirve para más cosas - y además es
que tenemos que ponerlo en algún sitio - pero vaya que no nos centremos
en retos porque hay un deliverable que ya los va a explicar de arriba a
abajo (D12.5.1).
Por favor comprobad que podéis editar el documento.
Podemos cambiar algunos encabezados si identificáis cosas que faltan o
si tenéis sugerencias del tipo que sea.
Muchas gracias,
Javier
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D12.4.2 Report on Campus Party Events (FI-WARE Activities-Actions) 0.1
Future Internet Core Platform
Private Public Partnership Project (PPP)
Large-scale Integrated Project (IP)
D12.4.2: Report on Campus Party Events (FI-WARE Activities/Actions)
Project acronym: FI-WARE
Project full title: Future Internet Core Platform
Contract No.: 285248
Strategic Objective: FI.ICT-2011.1.7 Technology foundation: Future
Internet Core Platform
Project Document Number: ICT-2011-FI-285248-WP12-D12.4.2
Project Document Date: 2014-02-XXXXXXXX
Deliverable Type and Security: PU
Author: FI-WARE Consortium
Contributors: FI-WARE Consortium
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1. Executive Summary
This report is part of Dissemination Activities task, as framed in the
Communication, Collaboration and Dissemination activities of the FI-WARE
project.
As part of the dissemination actions proposed by the partners selected
during FI-WARE’s third call for new partners, the project is going to be
presented in various Campus Party events between 2013 and 2014. Periodic
reports will be published after these events. More specifically – but
also depending on the own Campus Party dates:
* The first report was delivered in October 2013, about the Campus
Party Europe in London (held during September 2013).
* This report had to be delivered in February 2014 since the Campus
Party Europe in Sao Paulo ended on the 1st of February 2014.
* The final one should be delivered by Summer 2014, again depending on
the CP dates
This very document is the report that summarizes all the FI-WARE
activities that took place at the Campus Party Brazil in Sao Paulo. Its
index follows that of the previous report, and will be also followed by
the last document. Please note that this document is complemented by,
and complements, D12.2.5 “Report on Communication and Dissemination
activities”, especially on the chapters about promotional materials and
dissemination actions through social networks.
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2. About This Document
This report is the second of this task’s series of three documents
summarizing the activities carried out in the framework of FI-WARE
during the various Campus Party events in which the project is going to
be presented. This document focuses on the Campus Party Brazil (CPBR) in
Sao Paulo.
3. Intended Audience
The document targets all types of stakeholders, especially public
authorities, sponsors, venture capitalists and entrepreneurs. It is not
a technical document, though it is also of interest to the developers
community.
4. Acknowledgements
The current document has been elaborated using a number of collaborative
tools, with the help of OG1 and also TID as Project Coordinators.
5. Keyword list
Campus Party, Campusero, Developer, Web Entrepreneur, Venture
Capitalist, SME, Community, Geek, Hackathon, Challenges, End-users,
FI-WARE, PPP, Architecture Board, Steering Board, Roadmap, Reference
Architecture, Generic Enabler, Open Specifications, Developers Community
and Tools, ICT.
6. Changes History
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Release
Major changes description
Date
Editor
v0.XXX
First draft of deliverable, submission to TID
2014-02-XXX
Javier de Vicente, Esther Paniagua, Iris Rubio, Eduardo Martín, Raúl
Sánchez, Fátima Ruiz Clavijo, Belén Ruigómez (FNE), Miguel A. Expósito
(AE3), Isabel Rosado (AE3)
v0.YYY
Improvements in Chapter ZZZZ
2014-02-YYY
Javier de Vicente (FNE)
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7.
8. Table of Contents
1.1Executive Summary
1.2About This Document
1.3Intended Audience
1.4Acknowledgements
1.5Keyword list
1.6Changes History
1.8Table of Contents
1.9Table of Figures
2Campus Party
2.1Rationale
2.2Venue and location
2.3The CPBR in figures
3FI-WARE activities at Campus Party Brazil 2014
3.1Overview
3.2Sessions
3.2.1FI-WARE: Open APIs for Open Minds
3.2.2Programming with FI-WARE
3.2.3M2M, Smart Cities and FI-WARE (Round table)
3.2.4Smart Business (Round table)
3.2.5FI-WARE Applications in Robotics
3.3Workshops
3.3.1Developing your first application using FI-WARE
3.4Branding: Presence of FI-WARE at the CPBR
3.5The FI-WARE stand at the CPBR
3.6Promotional materials distributed at the CPBR
4Other communication activities
5Lessons learnt and conclusions
Annex I: add if needed
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9. Table of Figures
Figure 1. Campus Party Brazil in Sao Paulo. Logo
Figure 2. Anhembi Park
Figure 3. Venue Map
Figure 4. The Live Quarter
Figure 5. The Live Quarter (2)
Figure 6. Campuseros’ tents at the CPBR
Figure 7. The main stage at the CPBR
Figure 8. The FI-WARE Opening at the CPBR
Figure 9. The Pythagoras Stage from the audience's perspective
Figure 10. The queue for the first FI-WARE workshop
Figure 12. The large panel with …….
Figure 13. The large banner at the Live Quarter, as seen from the
registration booths
Figure 14. The large hanging banners at the Live Quarter
Figure 15. Preparing the launch of the FI-WARE stand
Figure 16. EC representatives at the FI-WARE stand – first-hand
experiencing the Campus Party
Figure 17. A different perspective of the FI-WARE stand (notice the
panel of partners, the Rasperry Pi and the promotional tees)
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1. Campus Party
10. Rationale
Campus PartyTM is a global and successful growing concept created in
1997 by a group of Spanish entrepreneurs, and today it is one of the
most important events in ICT, and a technology & human ecosystem around
the biggest geek social network that includes Public Administrations,
large companies and SMEs, active internet communities and NGOs that help
us to impulse a more digital and cooperative society through the use of
technology advances. Check http://www,campus-party.org
The community around Campus Party includes technology heavy users,
opinion leaders, researchers, entrepreneurs and creative minds that are
ready to identify new opportunities to create daring things for a better
society. As of October 2013 this community has exceed 300,000
“campuseros” from 130 different countries. Campus Party is also a
meeting point where supply meets demand between private companies,
public institutions and ICT experts.
Today, Campus Party is reaching 8 different countries: Brazil, Colombia,
Ecuador, Spain, Mexico, Peru, UK and Germany; and the next steps for its
global internationalization include India, Kazakhstan, China, Russia,
Greece and Israel, among others.
Campus Party is a unique model with more than 500 hours of lectures,
forums, hands-on workshops, debates, ”hackathons” and challenges related
to different ICT topics. These take place in several stages around four
big-theme areas: Science, Innovation, Creativity and Digital
Entertainment. Each edition features experts who share the most
innovative trends with the participants. Examples include: Al Gore,
Nobel Prize of Peace 2007; Sir Tim Berners-Lee and Vinton “Vint” Cerf,
fathers of the Internet; Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin; Stephen
Hawking; Paulo Coelho; Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple; John “Maddog”
Hall, developer of Linux, and Don Tapscott, among many others. All of
them maintain a high level of commitment and involvement with the Campus
PartyTM project and they are part of our “Campusero” community.
Campus Party counts with the maximum institutional and private support
in every hosting country, with the presence of Prime Ministers,
Presidents and Ministers, local institutions and municipalities, local
development agencies and national or multilateral public organizations
such as the SEGIB or the European Commission, among others.
<<<<<<<<< CPBR7 LOGO HERE >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Figure 1. Campus Party Brazil in Sao Paulo. Logo
It is really an asset for FI-WARE taking active part in several Campus
Party events. The project gets a totally revolutionary exposure to the
real world of developers out there, who have the opportunity to
experience and test the FI-WARE applications and spread the word. Campus
Party’s ecosystem is also filled with venture capitalists and
entrepreneurs alike, and they also get to know the details of FI-WARE
first hand, being able to explore the possibilities that such a
technology can deliver.
After London (September 2013), Sao Paulo was chosen to be the hosting
city for the second public presentation of the FI-WARE results at a
Campus Party, and the first in South America. This will include the
presentation of the FI-LAB (FI-WARE Open Innovation Lab
http://lab.fi-ware.eu/) there. According to (October 2012) official data
from the Technology & Innovation Ministry, Brazil’s IT sector has
employed about 1.2 million people and is on pace to generate 900,000 new
jobs by the year 2022.
The reader can visit http://www.campus-party.com.br/2014/index.html and
have all the details on the CPBR.
11. Venue and location
The premises of Anhembi Park (São Paulo in Avenida Olavo Fontoura,
1.209) hosted the CPBR event from Monday the 27th of January 2014 to
Sunday the 2nd of February. Anhembi Park is a ………….. located ……… in Sao
Paulo, and it is characterized for being ……….
<<<<<<<<< ANHEMBI PARK PIC HERE >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Figure 2. Anhembi Park
As usual, the venue featured several stages, focused on specific themes.
The main stage (see
http://www.campus-party.com.br/2014/palco-principal.html for more
details) is the home and platform for keynote speakers …. <name which
FIWARE activities take place here>>>>>>
The Pythagoras stage (see
http://www.campus-party.com.br/2014/pitagoras.html for more details) is
the developers’ stage, and several FI-WARE interventions took place
here. Other contents included ……………..
Other stages include the Archimedes stage (Open source, Security; see
http://www.campus-party.com.br/2014/arquimedes.html), the Hypatia stage
(E-Commerce, social media, education 2.0 and big data; see
http://www.campus-party.com.br/2014/Hypatia.html), the Galileo stage
(robotics, innovative materials; see
http://www.campus-party.com.br/2014/galileu.html), the Gutenberg stage
for startups (see http://www.campus-party.com.br/2014/gutenberg.html),
the Michelangelo stage for multimedia (see
http://www.campus-party.com.br/2014/michelangelo.html), and others.
<<<<<< VENUE MAP HERE >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Figure 3. Venue Map
The Live Quarter is where all the stands are and the workshops take
place. It is also – hence its name – the area that the campuseros
occupy, the zone that is bursting with ideas, information exchanges and
the heat from the hardware.
<<<<<< LIVE QUARTER CPBR HERE >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Figure 4. The Live Quarter
<<<<<< LIVE QUARTER (2) CPBR HERE >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Figure 5. The Live Quarter (2)
Just as in the CPE London, late at night and sometimes early in the
morning, the campuseros go back to their tents in the camping area and
have a quick rest. At least half of the campuseros sleep in the camping
area.
<<<<<< CAMPING AREA CPBR >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Figure 6. Campuseros’ tents at the CPBR
12. The CPBR in figures
This section is a collection of bullet-pointed key messages, focusing on
the facts and figures of the CPBR in Sao Paulo:
* One of
* …….
* ……
* …….
* …….
* …….
* …….
* …….
* …….
* …….
* …….
* …….
* …….
* …….
* …….
* …….
* …….
* …….
* …….
* …….
* ……
<<<<<< MAIN STAGE CPBR >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Figure 7. The main stage at the CPBR
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2. FI-WARE activities at Campus Party Brazil 2014
13. Overview
This chapter is broken down into four categories: sessions, workshops,
branding and the FI-WARE stand.
The sessions were published at …………………………. and the workshops were
published at ……………………………………. The main difference between these
activities is that sessions were not necessarily technical, but rather
conceptual, serving as introductory, institutional and high-level pills
for gathering the attention of developers, entrepreneurs and public
bodies present at the CPBR. Workshops were very technical, and aimed
exclusively at the developer community: the later included workshops on
the architecture and building blocks that FI-WARE delivers and that are
aimed at Internet of Things, ……………………………. The reader should note that
the “Description” paragraph is the text as used internally for creating
the CPBR website’s contents that accompanied each conference or
workshop; then, “Further Considerations” are given, after our
on-the-field experience during the CPBR, and these considerations
include updated information like number of attendees, questions asked
and overall result. This approach was followed for D12.4.1 as well.
The branding activities to visually promote FI-WARE at the CPBR are also
listed and this is then linked to the presence of FI-WARE through our
project’s stand at the Campus Party.
14. Sessions
1. FI-WARE: Open APIs for Open Minds
Where: Main Stage
When: Tuesday, 28th of January, 11:00 AM - 12.00 AM
Description^[1] <#ftnt1> : Translate website entry.
1. Further considerations^[2] <#ftnt2>
To be completed on site.
<<<<<<<<<< FIWARE opening at CPBR. Pic >>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Figure 8. The FI-WARE Opening at the CPBR
2. Programming with FI-WARE
Where: Pythagoras (Developers’) Stage
When: Tuesday, 28th of January, 17:00 PM - 18.00 PM
Description:translate website entry
<<<<<<<<<<< PIC here >>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Figure 9. The Pythagoras Stage from the audience's perspective
2. Further considerations
To be completed onsite
3. M2M, Smart Cities and FI-WARE (Round table)
Where: Galileo Stage
When: Wednesday, 29th of January, 17:00 PM - 18.15 PM
Description:Translate website entry
3. Further considerations
To be completed onsite
4. Smart Business (Round table)
Where: Hypathia Stage
When: Thursday, 30th of January, 17:00 PM - 18.15 PM
Description:Translate website entry
4. Further considerations
To be completed onsite
5. FI-WARE Applications in Robotics
Where: Galileo Stage
When: Saturday, 1st of February, 15:45 PM - 16.45 PM
Description:Translate website entry
5. Further considerations
To be completed onsite
15. Workshops
6. Developing your first application using FI-WARE
Where: “Workshop III” space
When: Wednesday, 29th of January and Thursday, 30th of January, 16:45 PM
– 18:45 PM
Description^[3] <#ftnt3> : translate website entry
6. Further considerations
To be written on site.
<<<<<<<< attendees at the workshop >>>>>>>>
Figure 10. The queue for the first FI-WARE workshop
16. Branding: Presence of FI-WARE at the CPBR
FI-WARE had a very strong presence in the latest CPBR in Sao Paulo. The
sponsorship was equivalent to one and a half Gold sponsorships. This not
only ensures proper branding but also, as seen in the previous chapters,
a sufficient number of sessions and workshops. Back to the panels and
banners, these included:
* Panel #1: where and which dimensions
* Same #2
* Etc
* ….
<<<< representative pannel. Pic here >>>>>>>>>>>
Figure 12. The large panel with …….
With regards to the digital signage:
* Partner branding on ……. Where, which screen, dimensions and messages
* #2
* #3
* etc
* …
Comparison to other sponsors.
This was effectively complemented by the fact that around XXXXXXXXXXX
members of the consortium – including more than YYYYYYYYYYYY developers
from the FI-WARE technical teams – were physically present and ready to
help the campuseros. FI-WARE appeared as a reality supporting
developers, entrepreneurs and the CPBR infrastructure itself. FI-WARE,
again, was there for them.
<<<<<<< more banners or pannels >>>>>>>>>>>
Figure 13. The large banner at the Live Quarter, as seen from the
registration booths
<<<<<<< more banners or pannels >>>>>>>>>>>
Figure 14. The large hanging banners at the Live Quarter
17. The FI-WARE stand at the CPBR
The FI-WARE stand was located at ………
<<<<<<<<<< stand >>>>>>>>>
Figure 15. Preparing the launch of the FI-WARE stand
The FI-WARE team of developers was seating next to the stand, willing to
help the participants of the FI-WARE Challenges and any other people
interested in FI-WARE.
<<<<< institutional activities / visit >>>>>>>>>>
Figure 16. EC representatives at the FI-WARE stand – first-hand
experiencing the Campus Party
The stand also acted as a meeting point for institutional activities,
like the visit of the EC representatives, and for operational issues
like meeting the Challenges teams prior to their presentations to the
FI-WARE team, and giving away the FI-WARE promotional materials.
At all times, members of the consortium were at the FI-WARE stand,
acting as ambassadors of the project and its outcomes.
<<<<< more pics of the stand etc >>>>>>>>>
Figure 17. A different perspective of the FI-WARE stand (notice the
panel of partners, the Rasperry Pi and the promotional tees)
18. Promotional materials distributed at the CPBR
As stated in D12.2.X (check which deliverable and which chapter) various
different promotional materials were produced for FI-WARE’s promotion at
the CPBR.
* T-Shirts: …
* Caps: ….
* Mouse pads: …
* …
The reader is directed to D12.2.X (check which deliverable for finding
the details on the design of such promotional materials.
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3. Other communication activities
Please be referred to check chapter check deliverable for specific
details on the dissemination actions carried out to ensure visibility,
interest and participation in all the FI-WARE activities at the CPBR in
Sao Paulo.
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4. Lessons learnt and conclusions
Fill this in when document is ready. Check D12.4.1 so we show progress
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Annex I: add if needed
This section introduces ….
D12.4.2: Report on Campus Party Events (FI-WARE Activities/Actions)
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[1] <#ftnt_ref1>As used internally for creating the CPBR website’s texts
that accompanied each conference (see ………………………….. <weblink>)
[2] <#ftnt_ref2>Updated information (if applicable) and other
considerations like number of attendees, questions asked and overall result.
[3] <#ftnt_ref3>As used internally for creating the CPBR website’s texts
that accompanied each workshop (see ……………………)
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