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Development of an infrastructure for business processes of cultural heritage organisations REGNET set up a network of cultural service centres throughout Europe to provide IT-services to cultural heritage organisations and facilitate e-business activities of these organisations. A technical and legal framework for such a service infrastructure was developed. Among the objectives were the development of an infrastructure for B2B and B2C transactions, the integration of a distributed search and retrieval system to achieve a „virtual union catalogue“ and the development of a legal framework necessary for business transactions. Salzburg Research was responsible for designing and implementing the electronic publishing component. This component enables non-expert end users to generate publishing products and to extract existing information from the repositories available in the REGNET system.

[…] demands, altered QoS requirements etc. The automation of the policy management allows for the system to autonomously adapt to these changes. Equally, a suboptimal QoS delivery and resource utilization triggers an adaptation of the employed policies. The proposed approach modifies existing policies, activates / deactivates existing policies and assembles new policies at run-time while respecting the requirements imposed from the different actors. The main contribution of Salzburg Research is the provisioning of the monitoring and measurement (MoMe) infrastructure. It is an important part of the system as it provides input for the policy evaluation, validation and adaptation components and thus has a strong influence on the automated decision process. The key feature of the MoMe infrastructure lies in the ability to assimilate an arbitrary number of low-level MoMe tools. On the basis of these tools MoMe scenarios can be specified and executed through a unified interface. A developer API enables a very simplistic integration […]

[…] years. The quality management system is reviewed annually in an internal and external audit. Recertification audits are planned every three years, with two monitoring audits in between. The scheduled recertification audit in 2023 took place as a two-day system audit, during which all processes and procedures in all areas of the research institute were reviewed by auditor Peter Fürnweger (TÜV Austria). Quality as a lasting process Quality management system improves company performance and creates clarity for employees. It contributes significantly to the achievement of the strategic objectives of the company by defining integrated business processes and procedures. It also provides the ability to carry out research and development work at a higher level, with higher quality and to the best possible satisfaction of customers, clients, partners and other stakeholders. See also: Unternehmens- und Qualitätspolitik Bild (v.l.n.r.): Siegfried Reich (Geschäftsführer), Peter Fürnweger (TÜV Austria), Birgit Strohmeier (Qualitätsmanagement), Yvonne Berger (Prokuristin, Leitung Rechnungswesen), Gudrun Wallner (Human Resources).

Zukunftsbild im Anwendungsfeld „Industry & Infrastructure“ Zuverlässige Netzwerke Alle Netzwerkverbindungen – egal ob kabelgebunden oder drahtlos – halten, was sie versprechen. Nutzerinnen und Nutzer können die Qualität der Verbindung jederzeit Anbieter-neutral überprüfen und überwachen. Die Netzwerke sind sogar so zuverlässig, dass auch kritische Systeme mit gutem Gewissen angebunden werden können. Dabei ist es ganz egal, ob zum Beispiel ein Not-Aus-Knopf mit oder ohne Verkabelung angeschlossen ist. Damit können Notfallsysteme auch mobil werden. Zuverlässigkeit als Herausforderung Die drahtlose Vernetzung rückt immer mehr in den Vordergrund. Ob die vom Provider versprochenen Leistungsparameter der Netze jedoch auch tatsächlich eingehalten werden, ist vielfach unklar. Besonders wichtig ist dies bei kritischen Systemen: Wenn es dort zu Störungen in der Kommunikation kommt, fallen Produktionsprozesse aus, oder es kann zu einem Blackout kommen. Unabhängige Bewertung der Zuverlässigkeit schafft Vertrauen Transparenz als Chance Unternehmen benötigen daher eine anbieterunabhängige Überwachungs- und Bewertungsmöglichkeit der Zuverlässigkeit von drahtlosen Verbindungen. Eine proaktive Warnung zeigt verlässlich auf, […]

Salzburg Research wagt einen Blick in die Zukunft: Mit Hilfe der Trendanalyse haben wir unser anwendungsorientiertes Forschungsgebiet “Motion Data Intelligence” in den drei Anwendungsfeldern Health & Sports, Smart Region & Mobility sowie Industry & Infrastructure unter die Lupe genommen. Das Ergebnis ist ein Future Book, das neun konkrete Zukunftsbilder zeichnet. Future Book Interview mit Siegfried Reich (Geschäftsführer Salzburg Research) und Brigitte Bach (Aufsichtsratsvorsitzende): Außeruniversitäre Forschung als Bindeglied zwischen Wirtschaft, Politik und Wissenschaft Brigitte Bach © Salzburg AG Siegfried Reich © wildbild Die Methode: So sehen wir die Zukunft: Trendanalyse als Werkzeug Health & Sports Interview mit Elisabeth Häusler: Smarte Lösungen werden Sport und Gesundheit revolutionieren Zukunftsbilder Health & Sports Sportliche Höchstleistungen mit digitaler Hilfe Ihre persönliche Assistenz für mehr Vitalität Smarte Prävention in Freizeit und Beruf Smart Region & Mobility Interview mit Veronika Hornung-Prähauser und Karl Rehrl: Die Mobilitätswende benötigt belastbare Daten © wildbild Zukunftsbilder Smart Region & Mobility Intelligentes Destinationsmanagement Mehr Sicherheit für […]

[…] a discussion with colleagues. Interconnected CPS in di erent domains, like autonomous driving, smart grids, Industry 4.0, needs a guaranteed and safe delivery of information. Nowadays distributed application in critical infrastructures such as transportation (e.g. air trac management, train control, trac management), nancial services, or electricity systems, are often implemented in dedicated network infrastructures not using the public Internet. This leads to high expenditures (CAPEX and OPEX) for the companies to maintain these separated and dedicated telecommunication infrastructure. Our approach in this work is to verify concepts to share the Internet, as a telecommunication infrastructure for critical and non-critical applications. This reduces the e ort to implement and to manage di erent communication architectures. The present work develops and evaluates methods and procedures that enable high reliable communication between two endpoints over several shared telecommunication networks for future critical and uncritical applications. Our approach shows that it is possible to use the public Internet […]

[…] for the Salzburg economy from the perspective of information and communication technologies. Energy is increasingly decentralized generated, stored and used. Result is a temporal-spatial unbundling of production and use, which fundamentally changes the requirements for a secure energy supply. In parallel, the goal of a nuclear-free Europe and the conversion to renewable energy can’t be achieved by only a few suppliers, but must take place in co-operation of all participating electricity producers and distributors, system suppliers, and  infrastructure and mobility providers. In addition to the nation-states, the regions also play a driving role in the implementation of the energy transition. The State of Salzburg  proposed in it’s Economic Policy Programme Salzburg 2020 to analyse the innovation potential of the energy change for the Salzburg economy from the perspective of information and communication technologies. Salzburg Research as an independent research organisation is the link between science and industry, and offers with its focus on information […]

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[…] “smarter cities”, Forschung Austria organized the workshop “the digital city of tomorrow”. Tomorrows cities are seen as innovative places with efficient, effective and sustainable services where people can enjoy a high quality of life, cities that are characterized by their digital heartbeat, connectivity and intelligent services that benefit their population. In general the participants agreed that overall the objectives towards smart cities are driven by factors such as sustainability, energy efficiency, high quality of life, safety & security, etc. and that Information and Communication Technology (ICT) will (only) serve as enabling technology. Amongst the services that ICT could offer several aspects were mentioned: visualization as a communication tool between different parties geographic information systems for handling spatio-temporal data semantic interoperability of the various data sources to allow a standardized processing open data policies enabling communities to create low-cost services real-time systems for managing and monitoring huge data volumes in a near real-time manner simulation […]

Well informed about the peaks of the Hohe Tauern National Park with the new mobile app from Salzburg Research.

Experts from business and science are sharing their knowledge on current topics from the world of technology. 13th October 2011 Edmundsburg on Mönchsberg, 5020 Salzburg Organized by nic.at Salzburg and Salzburg Research Topics and agenda will be given as soon as possible. More information (in German): http://www.it-businesstalk.at Social Media und das große Thema der Apps für Smartphones – für die sieben ExpertInnen und die Veranstalter Salzburg Research und nic.at ein mehr als gelungener 5. IT Businesstalk. V.l.n.r.: DI Dr. Karl Rehrl (Salzburg Research), Univ.-Doz. Dr. Siegfried Reich (GF Salzburg Research), Karim-Patrick Bannour (GF viermalvier), L. Aaron Kaplan, (CERT.at), Mag. Margarethe Dopf (Universität Salzburg), Natalie Malzner (claro products GmbH), Christian Kantner (A1 Telekom Austria), DI Klaus Kienzl (CEO ilogs GmbH), Richard Wein (GF nic.at). 5. IT Businesstalk, Salzburg Research, Edmundsburg, Salzburg, 20111013, Foto: Wildbild Mehr als 120 Interessierte aus Politik und Salzburgs Wirtschaft folgten der Einladung von Salzburg Research und nic.at auf die Edmundsburg am […]

[…] only “Talente entdecken” interns are at Salzburg Research. Saskia Schild, a student at the University of Salzburg, is working on a SKOS editor to ease the sorting and retrieval of information. In her self-made project plan, she has already completed the theory and is now studying the JavaScript. Her advantage to the “Talente entdecken” interns is that she is able to work longer on her project – until September. In August 2011 the final presentation of the interns’ projects in the various research areas will be held. The “Talente entdecken” interns show what they have done during their internship.(Report by “Talente entdecken” interns Julia Willinger and Kerstin Glachs) Was ist Forschung? Watch this video on YouTube Mit dem Klick auf das Bild werden durch den mit uns gemeinsam Verantwortlichen Youtube (Google Ireland Limited) das Video abgespielt, auf Ihrem PC Skripte geladen sowie personenbezogene Daten erfasst. Video by Kerstin Glachs and Julia Willinger Was ist Forschung?

[…] “smarter cities”, Forschung Austria organized the workshop “the digital city of tomorrow”. Tomorrows cities are seen as innovative places with efficient, effective and sustainable services where people can enjoy a high quality of life, cities that are characterized by their digital heartbeat, connectivity and intelligent services that benefit their population. In general the participants agreed that overall the objectives towards smart cities are driven by factors such as sustainability, energy efficiency, high quality of life, safety & security, etc. and that Information and Communication Technology (ICT) will (only) serve as enabling technology. Amongst the services that ICT could offer several aspects were mentioned: visualization as a communication tool between different parties geographic information systems for handling spatio-temporal data semantic interoperability of the various data sources to allow a standardized processing open data policies enabling communities to create low-cost services real-time systems for managing and monitoring huge data volumes in a near real-time manner simulation […]