19 November 2019
Avenue de la Joyeuse Entrée 1 – 1040 Bruxelles

It is estimated that among European digital SMEs, on average, each of them uses up to 6 different clouds.

However, deployment in multi-cloud environment raises the complexity of monitoring and management issues: such as designing secure software and ensuring customer data as well as ensuring resource scaling (elasticity). It results in higher costs and delayed time-to-market which might have a particularly harmful impact on SMEs and start-ups.
Therefore, research and innovation project UNICORN has developed the platform for cloud applications’ development which simplifies cloud application design process, shortens its time, increases developer’s productivity and ensures privacy and security requirements.

UNICORN Final Demo event for SMEs introduces Platform’s benefits to the companies. SMEs and start-ups will share their first-hand experience and business benefits they encountered when using the Platform. Meanwhile, our research team will demonstrate the innovative, interoperable and portable language for composing high-level analytic insights in the context of microservices.

Draft agenda (can be downloaded HERE):

14:15 – 14:40 Registration & Coffee

14:40-15:00 Welcome & UNICORN Project Presentation
Spiros Alexakis, CAS

15:00 – 15:30 Hear from your peers: start-up experience using UCO Platform
Pedro J. Molina, Metadev
Andreas Menychtas, BioAssist
Presentation of achieved results when using UCO Platform

15:30 – 15:45 Analytic insights for monitoring and auto-scaling microservices: we learned to do it easily!
Zacharias Georgiou (University of Cyprus)
Presentation of innovative interoperable and portable language for composing high-level analytic insights in the context of microservices.

15:45 – 16:00 Hear from your peers Pt.2: SME experience
Konstantinos Theodosiou (Ubitech) 
Presentation of Maestro product which utilises UCO Platform

16:00 – 16:15 Q&A session

16:15-17:00 Networking drinks

For the registration, please click HERE.

 

UNICORN project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and innovation programme under grant agreement  No 731846.