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Nikola Rožić University of Split, FESB Split, Croatia Tel: +385 21 305808 E-mail: rozic@fesb.hr

CROATIAN COMMUNICATION S a nd I NFORMATION SOCIETY. Nikola Rožić University of Split, FESB Split, Croatia Tel: +385 21 305808 E-mail: rozic@fesb.hr. Seoul, GSSS’0 5 May 16. CROATIAN COMMUNICATION S a nd I NFORMATION SOCIETY. . . . has been founded by SoftCOM friends as a

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Nikola Rožić University of Split, FESB Split, Croatia Tel: +385 21 305808 E-mail: rozic@fesb.hr

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  1. CROATIAN COMMUNICATIONSand INFORMATION SOCIETY Nikola Rožić University of Split, FESB Split, Croatia Tel: +385 21 305808 E-mail: rozic@fesb.hr Seoul, GSSS’05May 16

  2. CROATIAN COMMUNICATIONSand INFORMATION SOCIETY . . .has been founded by SoftCOM friends as a way to gather more professionals around the common needs and goals . . . http://pubwww.st.carnet.hr/ccis Seoul, GSSS’05May 16 (2)

  3. CROATIAN COMMUNICATIONSand INFORMATION SOCIETY CCIS curriculum • founded in 2002 • members include researchers and professionalsfrom universities, ICT industry and operatorsfrom the fourmain national centers (Split, Zagreb, Rijeka and Osijek) • an Agreement between CCIS and IEEE ComSoc as Sister Societies was signed in December 2002, at IEEE Globecom Conference in Taipei, Taiwan Seoul, GSSS’05May 16 (3)

  4. CROATIAN COMMUNICATIONSand INFORMATION SOCIETY CCIS at a glance • non-governmental and non-profit society • a community comprised of professionals and researchers with a common interest in advancing all communication and information technologies • CCIS provides a framework for collaboration between academy, industry and government • CCIS particularly encourages the development of new technologies, systems and applications that promote the soft approaches and solutions Seoul, GSSS’05May 16 (4)

  5. other national and foreign societies Academy Operators & Providers Communications and Information Society (CCIS) Government ICT Industry CROATIAN COMMUNICATIONSand INFORMATION SOCIETY CCIS members: individual professionals, institutions Seoul, GSSS’05May 16 (5)

  6. CROATIAN COMMUNICATIONSand INFORMATION SOCIETY CCIS goals in short • participation in advancing of all communication and • information technologies • education of professionals,contribution to improvement of • existingacademic and professional programs • publishing journals, newsletters, books, ... • co-organization of meetings (SoftCOM, seminars, ...) • participation in transfer of technology, promotion and • encouraging of start-ups, incubation of knowledge based • enterprises Seoul, GSSS’05May 16 (6)

  7. Local authorities Conferences Publications University ICT Industry Society Relations Related industry Standardization CROATIAN COMMUNICATIONSand INFORMATION SOCIETY CCIS is an actor on a global and regional&local court Global Regional & Local Seoul, GSSS’05May 16 (7)

  8. CROATIAN COMMUNICATIONSand INFORMATION SOCIETY Regional & Local Activities Drivers Motivators • There are a number of ‘know-how’ ICT companies in Split City and its neighborhood • There is University of Split with over 10 000 students covering major areas including telecommunications, electronics, computer and information engineering, economy, laws, medicine • Split and Dalmatian region is famous touristic destination with a lot of seaside beatiful towns, a lot of islands with a number marines • Necessity of information infrastructure building in a number of industry and community areas (particularly in high-quality tourism, multimode transportation, local authorities...) • Necessity of using of a high-level know- ledge and potentialof young engineers (at present, a small number of new positions in development area/year) • High level of unemployment in the region in ICT industry (people are mainly employed in trade and service sectors) Seoul, GSSS’05May 16 (8)

  9. CROATIAN COMMUNICATIONSand INFORMATION SOCIETY Regional & Local Activities Leading edge of ICT in the region Communications Mobility Transportation Distance working Healthcare Tourism Biotechnology Sea-oriented companies Food • Support city/region government at strategical city/region development by proposals on usage of information and communication knowledge in city/region (e.g. 112 service) • encouraging ‘start-up’ of new small product based companies in the region • transfering of technology • show-case for future deployment in Croatia Seoul, GSSS’05May 16 (9)

  10. CROATIAN COMMUNICATIONSand INFORMATION SOCIETY Global activities • Co-organizing conferences, symposia, workshops, tutorials • Conference on Software, Telecommunications and • Computer Networks (SoftCOM) • Journal publication • Journal of Communication Software and Systems(JCOMSS) • Research projects and standardization • EU COST projects, bilateral research, standardization committe • Society relations • Sister society with IEEE ComSoc Seoul, GSSS’05May 16 (10)

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