THIRD-PARTY ECOSYSTEM, INFRASTRUCTURE REPLICATION AND OPEN CALLS Sample Clauses

THIRD-PARTY ECOSYSTEM, INFRASTRUCTURE REPLICATION AND OPEN CALLS. The validation experiments have a key role in the FLAME strategy to create and grow a vibrant and sustainable 3rd party ecosystem. As described in deliverable “D6.3: FMI Ecosystem Engagement Strategy and Plan” [4], the vertical experiments of FLAME will validate the FLAME’s experimentation, platform and infrastructure concept and approaches to demonstrate the value of FLAME methodologies and capabilities. The experiments have been selected to be representative of media services in key vertical application areas (broadcast, gaming, transmedia) and conducted by global leaders in respective sectors like VRT and DRZ to create a trailblazing effect for experimenters following through the open calls. In addition, FLAME includes an experiment from NXW which is an SME to allow validation of engagement models for SMEs, and an experiment by an applied research centre like ETH. The idea is to ensure that FLAME explores the needs of all types of potential 3rd party project stakeholders for the open calls. Moreover, the FLAME strategy leverages the vertical experiments in its 3rd party experimentation project programme that sees a series of open calls happening throughout the life of the project in order to expand the range of vertical areas to include other parts of the creative industries. Three FLAME replication projects will also be funded during the 2nd Open Call to increase capacity and supply in other European cities. The validation experiments together with the outcome of the 1st Open Call which has been launched on the 9th of April 2018 will represent success stories for promotion to ensure fast growth in platform users via subsequent Open Calls and unfunded experiments.
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