Role of GISFI in Global Standardization

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Role of GISFI in Global Standardization Document No: GSC16-OBS-01 Source: Global ICT Standardization Forum for India (GISFI) Contact: Ramjee Prasad GSC Session: OBS Agenda Item: 2.1 Role of GISFI in Global Standardization Ramjee Prasad Founding Chairman, GISFI www.gisfi.org

What is GISFI? GISFI is an Indian Standardisation Organization based on a voluntary cooperation among industry, academia, public and private authorities, and other interested parties for the development of technical specifications in the area of ICT Officially approved and recognized by Department of Telecommunication (DoT), Government of India GISFI implements both an Indian and global standardisation policies: By basing its work on the Indian governmental policy By cooperating with international standardization organizations 21/09/2018

Members and Collaborators Corporate and academic institutional members NIKSUN NEC Ericsson Motorola VNL Tejas Networks Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) HUAWEI WIP Labs Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) IIT- Hyderabad IIIT-Allahabad Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies, Hyderabad, India Sinhgad Technical Education Society Supported by Telecommunication Engineering Centre (TEC), DoT, Government of India ITU-T Sector Member ETSI ARIB TTC TIA 21/09/2018

GISFI Standardisation Topic Groups: Chair: Debasis Bandopadhyay,TCS Internet of Things (IoT) Chair: Parag Pruthi, NIKSUN Service-Oriented Networks (SeON) Chair: Anand Prasad: NEC Green ICT Chair: Krishna Sirohi,VNL Future Radio Network (FRN) Chair: Pawan Garg, Former Advisor, Government of India Spectrum Chair: Debu Nayak, HUAWEI Special Interest Group (SIG) 21/09/2018

GISFI as an Indian Standardization Organization (1) Information Communication Technologies and Electronics have been contributing significantly to the economic growth of India and have the potential to script India’s future (National Policy onTelecommunications 2011: http://mit.gov.in/content/public-consultation-2011) GISFI Objectives and Approach : To harness the power and capability of India in ICT to meet global demand To facilitate the application of new, technology-enabled approaches to overcome the Indian ICT developmental challenges To maximally leverage the power of Indian ICT to international developments in order to help address the economic and developmental challenges the country faces. 21/09/2018

GISFI as an Indian Standardization organization (2) GISFI allows that specific to India standardization activities are undertaken in India and that any accomplished standards for India can be referred to as global standards 21/09/2018

GISFI’s Motivation and Approach to Standardization Drive innovation and competitiveness in India by adapting global ICT standardization policy to Indian market and policy developments and vice versa; Provide high-quality ICT standards in a timely manner to ensure competitiveness in the global market while responding to societal expectations; Enhance the position of Indian ICT standardization at global level; Assure consumer benefits by facilitating competition in Indian and international ICT markets; Strengthen the Indian internal market by setting common criteria and processes for referencing ICT standards in Indian legislation, policies and public procurement Increase the quality, coherence and consistency of ICT standards; 21/09/2018

GISFI and GSC GISFI GSC Indian ICT advances COLLABORATION Modernized Indian ICT: Indian standards can be referred in a global context The necessary ICT technologies are properly defined to reflect both Indian and global specifics and that interoperability between various systems is assured on a global level COLLABORATION Interoperability and flexibility of global standards Support to implementation of global ICT standards Global dynamics and requirements of the ICT sector GSC 21/09/2018

Attributes of GISFI Standards Openness Consensus Balance 21/09/2018

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Upcoming GISFI Event Joint   Joint ITU Workshop on Standards and Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Issues and Seventh GISFI Standardisation Series Meeting    Venue: Hotel Ashok Diplomatic Enclave, 50-B Chanakayapuri New Delhi - 110021 INDIA Phone: (91-11) 26110101/(91-11) 26116161 Fax: (91-11) 26876060/(91-11) 26873216 Date: 19-22 December 2011 GISFI develops technical specifications that support the development of an open and competitive Indian global market for the benefit of both consumers and industry worldwide. respond to the needs of the highly changing and complex ICT environment ICT-based applications will deliver their full potential only if interoperability is ensured India is a huge market and producer: INTEROPERABILITY is important for realizing the potential of both aspects!!!

Proposal for a GSC Special Session at the Future Internet Assembly, Aalborg (FIA) Aalborg, Denmark May 9 – 11, 2012 European Commission GISFI develops technical specifications that support the development of an open and competitive Indian global market for the benefit of both consumers and industry worldwide. respond to the needs of the highly changing and complex ICT environment ICT-based applications will deliver their full potential only if interoperability is ensured India is a huge market and producer: INTEROPERABILITY is important for realizing the potential of both aspects!!!

GISFI membership to GSC GISFI would like to host a future GSC meeting in India

GISFI as A GSC Member???

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