Description: Description: The exploitation work package contains all tasks that focus on preparing for successful exploitation. Exploitation is considered as one of the main project success factors. As to ensure that there is dedicated focus to exploitation, a separate work package is defined. This work package of course contains exploitation planning. However, more is included. The work package also focuses on collecting industrial data as to support in convincing industrial companies that project results actually work. Furthermore, the work package will ensure that project results are filtered into a set of productisable solutions. These are the project results with largest potential for successful exploitation, packaged in a way that is attractable to industry. Finally, the work package established and maintains links to other projects and monitors suitable standardisation initiatives as to ensure that project results flow into feasible and applicable other projects and networks.

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1. Exploitation planning: Defining exploitation strategy (e.g. license models), IPR handling and an operational plan for exploiting the project results
2. Productisation preparation: Ensuring project results (methods, tools, demonstrators, etc.) are packaged for application in other industries, companies of different sizes, etc. This tasks produces a solution set containing those project results that can be productised and have market potential.
3. Case measurement: Defining metrics (e.g. ROI) and collecting data from industrial cases to be used in ?selling? the business case for the project results
4. Cooperation: Continuous cooperation with other (ITEA) projects to investigate multiple bi-directional interest and usage of each others results and deliverables
5. Standardisation monitoring: Investigating standardisation developments and selecting those of interest for project contribution. Monitoring developments in these standardisation initiatives for project interest