Projects
From an R&D perspective the aim of GEMOM is to research, develop and deploy a prototype of a messaging platform that is self-organising, self healing and provides secure end to end transactions. GEMOM is resilient and able to utilise redundant modules (hot-swap or switchover) instantaneously without information loss. All these features allow specialist, independent system actors such as watch-dogs, security/situation monitors, routers, and optimisers to remove or replace compromised nodes from the broader network instantly without compromising higher level functionality.GEMOM offers a messaging infrastructure which will enable far cheaper solutions as there is no need for heavy investment into infrastructure and assurance against security vulnerabilities and erroneous input vulnerabilities.
The objective of the Pharmaclick project is to offer a remote pharmaceutical assistance service by the use of specific "Pharmaclick-points" (designed by Pininfarina) that in-clude an automatic storage for main prescriptions, a videoconference device and basic telemedicine devices to collect physiological parameters. Main features of the service are its round-the-clock availability and its delivery, irrespective of the distance between the Pharmaclick system and the pharmacist providing support to the user. 
FASTeTEN, will examine how the FAST (Fournisseur d'Accès Sécurisés Transactionnels or Secure Access Gateway) secure electronic document exchange system, developed in France, can be deployed for the benefit of administrations and citizens across Europe. In order to do this, FASTeTEN is preparing two pilot deployments; in educational services in the city of Sheffield, United Kingdom, and in eProcurement in the region of Valencia, Spain. FASTeTEN will streamline the administration of certain aspects of these public services by introducing applications that will allow secure, fully trackable electronic document exchange. This is expected to result in considerable time, effort and money savings. The potential deployers' group includes public authorities from Belgium, Bulgaria, Hungary, Italy, Malta and Spain.
