Objective
The situation of the Software and Services (S&S) industry in Europe, its market, future trends and evolution, as well as its research lines, cannot be conceived in an isolated way. The way this sector is evolving in the US, and the exponential growth of software production that is taking place in third countries like India or China, will be determining factors that will modify, positively or negatively, the evolution of European software businesses. Free and open source software is one of the main engines of the software industry. Software factories should apply a common approach in order to demonstrate the industrial usability of the results.
Furthermore, the enormous activity of software development taking place in third countries drive to the idea that FASSBINDER should perform specific actions:
- Produce a strict and extensive analysis of the past three and coming three years in software and IT services market, based on a technology-based segmentation.
- Investigate a set of the segmented technologies, and determine the RoRI of each of them.
- Perform a Market Watch centred on the effects of third countries in the European S&S economy, in terms of a) jobs, b) growth and c) competitiveness.
- Process RoRI's found, as well as the market data found inside and outside Europe, and produce a set of market conclusions and recommendations for research investment.
- Produce the FASSBINDER White Book.
- Elaborate a common strategy between European companies and software associations in third countries that enable both parties the evolution and synergy.
- Reflect this strategy in a concrete FASSBINDER strategy agreement between main stakeholders in Europe and software associations in China and India.
- Disseminate the results of the FASSBINDER project and White Book in the research funding public bodies: national European governments, European Commission, and private investors.
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28037 MADRID
Spain
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