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Special Guest Speaker:
JOE ARMSTRONG - Famous inventor of the programming language "Erlang", serial entrepreneur and Co-founder of Bluetail
TONIGHT'S CASES:
CASE #7 - Operator independent peer-to-peer networks for mobile phones
Gunnar Karlsson - KTH
Mobile phones and other mobile devices with a number of different communication capabilities are abundant today. In the way they are used today they primarily communicate with each other via a network provided by a mobile phone or internet operator. This innovative technology instead allows for direct communication and transfer of information between mobile devices without going through the operator networks. This makes each mobile device a potential sender and receiver of information. This is novel ground and the potential applications for this technology are many.
CASE #8 - Effective information transmission in sensor networks
Niklas Wernersson - KTH
There are several situations where sensors of some sort are connected in a network to measure things or otherwise detect something. This innovative algorithm can make the transfer of information from different sensors more efficient. More efficient information transfer can allow all the parts in the system to run more efficiently and may potentially open up for new innovative uses of the systems. The technology is very general and can therefore be applied to a number of different applications where information is transferred between sensors in a general sense.
CASE #9 - KREDITOR The hunt for the new consumer
Hampus Breistein - Kreditor Europe AB
Building the bank of the future
The bank offices are rapidly closing in on their expiry date: old
technology has been replaced by new and routines have been exchanged for
possibilities and challenges. Which are the banking services of the 21:st
century? How does one combine the need for security with that for
technological flexibility?
We will serve PIZZA, wine and beer at the mingle after the presentations.
Win an iPod! We will give away an iPod during the event...
Free to come, bring you friends!
2. Frequently Asked Questions
The answers to some common questions about the competition:
What is expected of you as a participant?
- EIC is a case based Innovation Plan Competition, you are supposed to use one of the nine cases we provide and come up with new ideas of applications, uses, products etc.
Do you have to do it for real?
- No, just present the idea in a 10 page Innovation Plan, See the EIC Checklist and EIC rules form more information.
Can you compete with more than one idea?
Yes, you can submit as many ideas/Innovation Plans as you like.
Can you be part of more than one team?
Yes, and a team may consist of 1-3 persons
Du you have to be a student to compete?
Yes, but it is OK to participate if you finished your studies not more than 2 years ago.
Do I have to study in Sweden?
Yes, you have to study here, but it is OK to participate if you study abroad, but you have studied in Sweden not more than 2 years ago.
Where can you find the cases?
We have filmed all the case presentations and will publish them at www.eic2008.se after the last case presentation event. Probably during Wednesday or Thursday this week (we will send you a mail as soon as they are published)
Can I contact the researchers directly to ask more questions about the cases?
Yes, we will publish their contact details together with the cases later this week. You may have to sign a none disclosure agreement with some of the researchers to get more detailed information.
If you have more questions regarding the competition, please send a mail to hannes@excitera.nu or call 0709-616909