Austria: ICT R&D and participation to FP7

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1 Austria: ICT R&D and participation to FP7 Research & Development expenditure in ICT In 2011, public support for ICT R&D (ICT GBAORD) in Austria was 309.9M, around 13% of total public funding for R&D, which amounted to 0.8% of GDP, above the EU average (0.6%); In 2009, business expenditure in R&D in the ICT sector (ICT BERD) in Austria amounted to 633M, down from 714M the year before, resulting in an R&D intensity of 7.4% of sectorial value added, equally down from 8% in The share of ICT in total BERD was at 12%, below EU average (17%). Total BERD was 1.8% of GDP, above EU average (1.2%). Participation to the ICT theme of FP7 With 216M of EC funding 1 (3.5% of total funding), participation to 616 projects (3.4% of the total) and 80 projects coordinated, Austrian organisations have been very active in the FP7-ICT Programme over the period Participation and funding have been rather consistent over the years , with an average participation to 90 projects per year, and average EC funding received of 37M per year; Over the period , 193 organisations have participated to the FP-ICT Programme. In 2012 new organisations represented 36% of participants; Research organisations lead participation with 66% of funding, strongly dominated by 4 top institutes that together receive half of this (Technical University of Graz, Technical University of Wien, University of Innsbruck and the Joanneum Institute); The top 50 beneficiaries account for 82% of the total funding allocated to the country; In terms of geographical distribution, Vienna, Graz and Innsbruck are the main poles of research in the country; 1 Cumulated figures Digital Agenda Scoreboard

Although it has improved significantly since FP6, industrial participation remains relatively low at 37% with an equal relative share of funding (16%) going to large enterprises and SMEs; In terms of

2 Although it has improved significantly since FP6, industrial participation remains relatively low at 37% with an equal relative share of funding (16%) going to large enterprises and SMEs; In terms of funding, the strategic objectives receiving the highest shares are FET, ICT for Learning, Intelligent Information Management. Austria is also very active in other strategic areas and has been at the origin of important developments, for instance in the areas of Embedded Systems and trustworthy ICT. AT, Participation and EC funding, AT, Number of participating organisations and new entries, Digital Agenda Scoreboard

3 AT - Number of participations to projects and participations by SMEs, AT Funding by organisation type, (cumulated figures) Digital Agenda Scoreboard

4 AT - Funding by regions at NUTS 3 level, (cumulated figures) AT - Funding by research area (strategic objectives), (cumulated figures) Digital Agenda Scoreboard

5 Top 50 AT organisations by funding, (cumulated figures) # Organisation Type EU funding % 1 TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAET WIEN HES/REC 21,882, % 2 TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAET GRAZ HES/REC 20,755, % 3 UNIVERSITAET INNSBRUCK HES/REC 16,377, % 4 JOANNEUM RESEARCH HES/REC 12,713, % FORSCHUNGSGESELLSCHAFT MBH 5 AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH HES/REC 8,754, % 6 UNIVERSITAET GRAZ HES/REC 6,387, % 7 INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES AUSTRIA AG LARGE 6,095, % 8 AMS AG LARGE 5,802, % 9 UNIVERSITAET WIEN HES/REC 5,350, % 10 TECHNIKON FORSCHUNGS- UND LARGE 4,967, % PLANUNGSGESELLSCHAFT MBH 11 SALZBURG RESEARCH HES/REC 4,790, % FORSCHUNGSGESELLSCHAFT M.B.H. 12 UNIVERSITAET LINZ HES/REC 4,800, % 13 CURE CENTRUM FUR DIE UNTERSUCHUNG HES/REC 3,994, % UND REALISIERUNG ENDBENUTZERORIENTIERTER INTERAKTIVER SYSTEME 14 MEDIZINISCHE UNIVERSITAT GRAZ HES/REC 3,312, % 15 FTW FORSCHUNGSZENTRUM HES/REC 3,311, % TELEKOMMUNIKATION WIEN GMBH 16 MEDIZINISCHE UNIVERSITAET WIEN HES/REC 3,194, % 17 PROFACTOR GMBH SME 2,694, % 18 BOC ASSET MANAGEMENT GMBH SME 2,369, % 19 OESTERREICHISCHE AKADEMIE DER HES/REC 2,349, % WISSENSCHAFTEN 20 AVL LIST GMBH LARGE 1,883, % 21 GUGER TECHNOLOGIES OEG SME 1,880, % 22 AT & S AUSTRIA TECHNOLOGIE & LARGE 1,783, % 23 UNIVERSITAET KLAGENFURT HES/REC 1,702, % 24 ZENTRUM FUER SOZIALE INNOVATION HES/REC 1,633, % 25 BOC INFORMATION SYSTEMS GMBH SME 1,555, % 26 GUGER TECHNOLOGIES OG SME 1,453, % 27 EV GROUP E. THALLNER GMBH LARGE 1,439, % 28 FACHHOCHSCHULE VORARLBERG GMBH HES/REC 1,355, % 29 KOMPETENZZENTRUM FUR HES/REC 1,348, % 30 OESTERREICHISCHE HES/REC 1,342, % 31 CELLENT AG LARGE 1,325, % 32 VEREIN ZUR FORDERUNG DER IT- HES/REC 1,302, % 33 OESTERREICHISCHE NIL 1,257, % 34 STI INTERNATIONAL CONSULTING UND SME 1,201, % 35 WIRTSCHAFTSUNIVERSITAT WIEN HES/REC 1,154, % 36 PARIS-LODRON-UNIVERSITÄT SALZBURG HES/REC 1,120, % 37 TTTECH COMPUTERTECHNIK AG SME 1,111, % 38 KONARKA AUSTRIA FORSCHUNGS UND SME 1,093, % 39 OESTERREICHISCHE HES/REC 1,093, % 40 IMS NANOFABRICATION AG SME 1,069, % 41 SEMANTIC TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE HES/REC 961, % 42 IN-VISION DIGITAL IMAGING OPTICS SME 939, % 43 ÖSTERREICHISCHES FORSCHUNGS- UND HES/REC 916, % 44 MONTANUNIVERSITAET LEOBEN HES/REC 902, % 45 SEMANTIC WEB COMPANY GMBH SME 818, % 46 FLUIDTIME DATA SERVICES GMBH SME 808, % 47 FH OO FORSCHUNGS & ENTWICKLUNGS HES/REC 794, % 48 LAM RESEARCH AG LARGE 779, % 49 INSET RESEARCH AND ADVISORY SME 749, % UNTERNEHMENSBERATUNG GMBH 50 BARTENBACH LICHTLABOR GMBH SME 717, % Total 216,330, % Digital Agenda Scoreboard

6 Data sources: The Research & Development expenditure in ICT section presents the latest available data on public and private investment in ICT (Government budget appropriations or outlays for research and development GBAORD; Business enterprise expenditure on R&D - BERD), based on EUROSTAT data and IPTS estimates. The Participation to the ICT theme of FP7 section is part of the Statistical Report for Annual Monitoring Stream 2012, available at: The report is based on administrative data of the whole population of projects funded under the ICT theme of FP7. The projects considered are those signed as of 31 December The report analyses several aspects related to the portfolio of projects, based on descriptive statistical analysis. It provides a consolidated analysis for the years , and analysis on a yearly basis for selected indicators. Please note that: a participant is defined as an organisation participating to the programme/project; a participation is defined as the involvement of an organisation in a project/programme (i.e. projects have multiple partners and an organization can be the partner of multiple projects); Analyses by year are carried out considering the year of first signature of a project. Digital Agenda Scoreboard

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