Transcript GSC16-PLEN-73 - GSC-16 Halifax Canada 2011

Document No:
GSC16-PLEN-73
Source:
CCSA (Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd.)
Contact:
Li Li ([email protected])
GSC Session:
PLENARY
Agenda Item:
6.9
Consolidated M2M standards
boost the industry
Li Li (Thomas)
CCSA
(Huawei)
Halifax, 31 Oct – 3 Nov 2011
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Highlight of CCSA Activities
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CCSA
Family of M2M standards published or
under development in CCSA TC10
– WG1: General
TC1
TC2
TC10-Ubiquitous
Network
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• Requirement, Architecture Design
• ID and Addressing
• Security, Management and QoS
– WG2: Application
General
Application
Network
– WG3: Network
• Service and Application for wireless city
• Informatization for vertical industries (for
mines, transportation, smart home, eHealth,
green community…)
• M2M application protocols
• Sensor network connected to TD-SCDMA
Extension
– WG4: Perception Extension
• SL in network entities
• Network optimization for M2M
• Ubiquitous network technology
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IPv6 in LLN
Short-range wireless tech enhancement
Device to device communication
Technology on synergy of multi-network
environment
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Highlight of CCSA Activities
ITU-T
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Standards collaboration
between CCSA and
international SDOs
IETF
SG11/13/16/17
6LowPAN
CCSA
CJK
N-Id WG
IEEE
802.15.x
OMA
DM
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3GPP
SA1,SA3…
Standards collaboration between CCSA and national industry
associations
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Liaison with National Standards Committee of Intelligent
Transportation System
Work together on framework and architecture
CCSA is responsible for the part of communication standards
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Highlight of CCSA Activities
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CCSA members participated in
IoT-GSI of ITU-T:
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Next event
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1st event, Geneva, 9-13 May 2011
2nd event, Geneva, 22-26 August
2011
3rd event, Geneva, 21-25 November
2011
Objectives of IoT-GSI:
The IoT-GSI aims to accomplish the following objectives through
meetings and related activities involving groupings of rapporteur
groups working on the IoT
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Develop a definition of “Internet of Things (IoT)”
Provide a common working platform by collocating meetings of IoTrelated rapporteur groups
Develop the detailed standards necessary for IoT deployment, taking
into account the work done in other standards development
organizations (SDOs)
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Issue description
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• M2M work fragmented across multiple SDOs and industry
organizations
– ITU
– Regional Organizations
ATIS, CCSA, ETSI, TIA, TTA, ARIB/TTC
– Other CT-related SDOs
3GPP, BBF, OMA, GSMA, etc.
– Many vertical industry-specific organizations
Energy, Healthcare, Transportation, etc.
• M2M / MTC will utilize a LARGE variety of sensor, device, and
networks, some generic, but many optimized for a single
vertical industry application set.
Question:
How do you build open M2M standards that cross industry and
implementation boundaries?
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Strategic Direction (1)
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• Consolidation of M2M standards efforts will maximize the
effectiveness of market expanding and product realization, boost
growth of the whole industry.
• Standardization on service layer and related M2M terminal/module
behaviors are keys.
• While ITU is making its great efforts to promote the development
of international standardization on M2M, ARIB, ATIS, CCSA, ETSI,
TIA, TTA, TTC are working together to create a Global Initiative for
M2M standards.
M2M related
SDOs
...and others
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Vendors
...and others
CT SPs
Vertical Industry
Partners
such as:
...and others
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Strategic Direction (2)
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Goals of Global Initiative for M2M standards
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Develop one globally agreed M2M Service Layer specification
Consolidate current M2M Service Layer standards activities into the
Global Initiative
Identify a common Service Layer architecture and identify gaps where
existing standards do not fulfill the requirements and provide or
initiate the creation of specifications to fill these gaps
Develop and maintain Technical Specifications and Technical Reports
in support of the M2M common Service Layer architecture framework
Collaborate with wireless and wire-line SDOs and fora responsible for
developing standards for Core and Access Networks
Collaborate with SDOs and fora in charge of developing the vertical
markets (i.e., domain-specific) aspects of M2M applications
Develop specifications that will help drive the industry towards a goal
of lower operating expenses, lower capital expenses, faster time-tomarket, and mass-market economies of scale
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Challenges
• In order to achieve industry “critical mass”...
How to attract Vertical Industry participation?
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(e.g.
through Vertical Industry Standards Associations)
• Timely response to the market needs
– example: Why does 3GPP achieve great success?
• Clear market-focused driver
• Global participation / adoption
• Right Market Timing
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Next Steps / Actions
• Developing a common description on the Global Initiative
for M2M standards, with content
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M2M Opportunity
M2M Architecture
Goals for and Benefits of a Global Initiative
Proposed Principles and Scope
Goals and Responsibilities of a Proposed Structure
Target Participation, etc.
• Engagement of the Vertical Industries
– Invitation from regional/national SDOs to local vertical organizations and
companies
– Invitation from the Global Initiative to global local vertical organizations and
companies
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