Periodic Reporting for period 2 - Starcounter (In-Memory Computing and Artificial Intelligence Platform for Building Next Generation Enterprise Software)
Reporting period: 2018-10-01 to 2019-09-30
Starcounter proposes a fundamentally new approach and technology for developing and deploying enterprise software. Starcounter combines an in-memory database and application server with a machine learning engine for app-to-app interoperation of unlimited scalability. It allows independently developed applications working seamlessly together out-of-the-box. Integration can become deep, fast, synchronous and practically infinitely scalable allowing to develop sophisticated and complex systems. Adapting Starcounter in addition to scaling development of enterprise software and business digitalization enable multinational corporations centralizing their main software modules while being able to localize individual modules for individual countries and EU states. This technology lets more small and medium enterprises (SMEs) enable their competitive offerings into the IT market through collaboration at the ecosystem with their software modules. The total economic impact is organic net GDP growth with proportional taxes return with creation of new enterprises and working places.
The objective of this project is to finalize and enhance development of software technology for enabling it for large number of users and grow globally through both development and dissemination activities. This requires to further enhance and scale up the Starcounter platform, so it meets needs of different customers and ready to cope with increase of customers and users. As a result of the project action, the goals of the project have been successfully achieved, as reflected in the Final Report. In particular, several of our international partners are adopting the developed technology, global awareness of the technology and product has been raised, and a multitude of new product functionalities have been implemented.
In addition to enhancing platform functionality, the on-going work covers quality assurance and improvements on continuous integration and benchmarking infrastructure.
As for the socio-economic impact, adapting Starcounter technology, in addition to scaling development of enterprise software and business digitalization, enable multinational corporations centralizing their main software modules while being able to localize individual modules for individual countries and EU states. The technology lets more small and medium enterprises (SMEs), which have not originally been software companies, enable their competitive offerings into the IT market through collaboration at the ecosystem with their own software modules. The economic impact is organic net GDP growth with proportional taxes return and creation of new enterprises and working places.
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