Global Standards Strategy and Education October 8-9, 2012 Prof. Young Kyun Kim ITU-GISFI-DS-CTIF Scientific Director Addis Ababa Institute of Technology Ethiopia youngkyunkim@aait.edu.et Standards Education Workshop Aalborg, Denmark Contents Global Standards Driving Force Future ICT Vision Global Standards Progress Global Standards Strategy Discussions 2/26 Global Standards Driving Force Standard: Success Factors of Emerging Business – – – – Global Market Technology Trend Business Strategy Future Technology Applications Strategic Alliance Standardization 3/26 Concept and Form of Standards Concept of Standard - Mandatory or Optional Rules for physical, functional and electrical compatibility and interoperability of equipments Form of Standards - De jure standards – International Standards Developed through formal Global Standards Organizations (ISO, ITU, IEEE) - De facto standards - Forum (or Consortium) Standards (3GPP/2, IETF, WiMAX Forum,..) Widely used in the real market, same effect as formal global standards 4/25 Importance of Global Standards Global Technology Leadership – Brand Image Technology Innovation for Industry Growth Strategy for Global Market Creation Low Cost Products for Users’ Convenience Secure interoperability among Products Speedy Products Development the same cycle as Standards Development Profit to Business with Better IPR Position 5/26 Future IT Vision 6/26 Golden Triangle & Growth Engines Golden Triangle Growth Engines Converged Industry Industry Innovation Globalization Creation Young Leaders Education/ Content Standard (Prof. BG Lee, IEEE ComSoc President) 7/26 IT Trends Network Convergence WiFi Wired BB 4G PSTN 3G WiMAX Service Convergence Device Convergence Fixed Mobile Broadcasting Business Domain Partner or Competitor Paradigm Shift Meltdown Not Clear in Value Creation 8/26 Mobile/Wireless Device Communication Video Phone/ DiCa / Camcorder Entertainment DMB / IPTV / MP3 Connectivity WLAN/BT Smart Phone Wellness m-Commerce Information NG PC/PDA Wellness Health Game 3D RT Game LBS Personal Hub UCC Web 2.0 & Blog 9/26 What is M2M? 10/26 The WWRF Vision 2017 7 trillion wireless devices serving 7 billion people by 2017 All people will be served with wireless devices Affordable to purchase and operate Calm computing: technology invisible to users Machine to machine communications –Sensors and tags: e.g. in transport and weather systems, infrastructure, to provide ambient intelligence and context sensitivity All devices are part of the (mobile) internet 11/26 Global Standards Progress 12/26 Global Standard Organizations Global level Global ITU ISO ETSI Regional level IEC APT Nation al Regional IEEE Technology Proponents 3GPP 3GPP2 Others OMA (e.g., IETF...) Standards Development Organizations (SDOs) ARIB CCSA TTA TIA National ANSI Marketing Organizations WiMAX Forum GSM Assoc. GSM Alliance UMTS Forum CDG OMTP level OTHERS 13/26 APT Wireless Forum 5th Macao Meeting © SAMSUNG Electronics Co., Ltd. 14/26 Standards toward IMT-Advanced Mobility 1995 2000 2005 2010+ IMTAdvanced (4G) Path1 3G+ High Speed 3G 802.16 16m 2G Medium Speed ( Digital ) High speed WLAN 1G ( Analog ) Low Speed AMPS ETACS JTACS NMT ~ 14.4 kbps 802.11 5 GHz WLAN 2.4 GHz WLAN 144 kbps New Disruptive Technologies 802.11b Bluetooth PAN 384 kbps <50 Mbps <100 Mbps Data Rates 15/26 IMT-Advanced Standards: Role of ITU 3GPP LTE-Adv Role of ITU-R Evolution •Basic Principles & WRC 12 •Requirements for Spectrum Global 4G Standards 4G standards IEEE 802.16 WMAN-Adv. New Disruptive •Spectrum! Open To Any Technologies Make them together! Technologies 16/26 Global Standards Strategy 17/26 Standards Strategy (1/2) Obtain IPRs & core technologies Forecast technology trends based on Market trends & users’ demands Tech. Marketing & Strategy Support core tech. R&D Standards & Research Support Products Development Rapid feedback of global Standards movement Tech. Alliances with overseas leading companies Occupy market shares through the technology alliances 18/26 Standards Strategy (2/2) Applying the Principle in Business - Balancing general pubic interest in Global Standards and Inventor’s Rights to reap Competitive Benefits Actively Participate in Global Standards Efforts - Dedicated Standards & Research Team for Superior Technologies and Framework proposals - Participate in both de jure (ITU, IEEE) and de facto standards (3GPP/2, WiMAX) Offer Licenses on FRAND terms (e.g., industrywide accepted standard royalties) 19/26 Technology Leadership World 1st Development and Commercialization E-DCH/HSUPA Commercial System HSDPA System Deployment HSDPA Modem Developed World 1st World 1st WCDMA R4 Handset-based HSDPA Commercial Launch Commercial Launch 1996 2000 2002 2003 World 1st 2004 CDMA 1xEV-DV Developed World 1st CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Commercial Launch World 1st CDMA2000 1X Commercial Launch World 1st CDMA IS-95 Commercial Launch 2005 2006 World 1st CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Rev. A Commercial Launch World 1st Mobile WiMAX (802.16e) Commercial Launch World 1st LTE-Adv. and 802.16m Development 20/26 Global 4G Forum Strategic Global Forum to Discuss 4G services, enabling technologies and Regulatory Issues 2004 4G Global Strategy & New Air Interface Technology 2005 Migration Path towards 4G Networks 2006 Revolution of Radio Access & Key Technologies for 4G 2007 Service Requirements & Spectrum for 4G 2008 Explore Standard and Technology for 4G Realization 21/25 Global Standards Leadership Global standards leaderships in wireless communication (Top-tier in 3GPP and IEEE 802.16) – Past 10 yrs, a consistent & strong support from CEO – GSR team has been stable and grown steadily (150 global) – Total 20 chairs and vice-chairs in ITU, 3GPP, IEEE and OMA – Major contributor in 3GPP LTE and IEEE 802.16m standards – Strategic standards coop. with major operators and vendors 22/26 Mid-Term Standards Research `07~`10 Mobile Comm. Standards `10~`12 Mobile App. Standards • M-WiMAX & IMT• Lead IMT-Adv. Standards Device Appli. Standards (OMA, OMTP, M-BCAST) Adv. Support • Lead Device Appli. & Biz Support (Bcast, OMA) • Connectivity Standards `12 ~ Convergence & N/W Standards •Ambient & Ubiquitous N/W Standards •Beyond IMT • Machine-to-machine • U-health • cloud Computing • Smart Grids • Green ICT • (VLC, NFC, BAN) 23/26 M2M: Connectivity into CE Devices 24/26 M2M: Connectivity into M2M Devices 25/26 Discussions Coming 5 Yrs are important for global standards & future ICT Research ! 1. Recommend ICT industry to keep standards control tower for coherent standards strategy development 2. Suffering from global economic downturn, ICT industry have not much room for beyond IMT and convergence N/W research 3. Now is the time for academia to work together for global communication and convergence N/W research ! 26/26 Thank you ! youngkyunkim@gmail.com youngkyunkim@aait.edu.et