World Class Standards Introduction to ETSI ETSI Seminar for Turk Telekom Dr. Hermann Brand ETSI NIM © ETSI All rights reserved Ankara, May 2010 ETSI Seminar for Turk Telekom © ETSI 2010

World Class Standards Outline About ETSI 3 business roles Direct membership of organisations CEPT Europe Specifications and standards Two exemplary success stories Summary ETSI Seminar for Turk Telekom © ETSI

World Class Standards ETSI Seminar for Turk Telekom © ETSI 2010 ETSI – the European Telecommunications Standards Institute was established 1988 as an independent, not-for-profit association offering direct participation of organizations ETSI sets globally-applicable standards for Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and related fields ETSI is officially recognised by the EU as a European Standards Organization (ESO) Many ETSI Members are global players & ETSIs ICT standards are adopted worldwide Over 20% of ETSIs more than 700 members from more than 60 countries have no established operations in Europe 15% of the other 80% are headquartered outside Europe ETSI has more than 80 partnership agreements with other Standards Developing Organizations (SDOs) and Industry Forums 3

World Class Standards GSP:Global Standards Producer: ETSI creates standards intended to meet global needs in ICT (global applicability of technical specifications) ESO:European Standards Organization: ETSI produces Harmonized Standards in all areas of telecommunications & ICT used to access European market SPO: Service Providing Organization: Interopolis: interoperability engineering Forapolis: forum management Plugtests events, home of TTCN-3 ETSI balances 3 business roles ETSI Seminar for Turk Telekom © ETSI

World Class Standards ETSI Seminar for Turk Telekom © ETSI 2010 Direct membership of organisations Manufacturers Network operators National Administrations Service providers Research bodies Universities User groups Consultancies The members are in the driving seat ! 5 ETSI is its members! You are ETSI !

World Class Standards 6 Albania, Andorra, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russian Federation, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Vatican ETSI Europe is CEPT Europe Turkey is a CEPT country all 48 CEPT countries form Greater ICT- Europe CEPT: European Conference of Postal& Telecommunications Administrations ETSI Seminar for Turk Telekom © ETSI 2010

World Class Standards 7 Law Regulatory Standards Standards, Specifications Corporate Specifications Mandatory Voluntary Public Private Specifications, standards and norms A Standard is a technical specification generally agreed upon, precisely and completely defined, and well documented, so that any supplier can implement it. (David G. Messerschmitt) Specific to Europe, mandated by EC/EFTA, transposition into national standards Approved by membership or Technical Body ETSI Seminar for Turk Telekom © ETSI 2010 More than deliverables Circa 7000 experts active in technical work program Delegates Experts in STFs Forums, Consortia 7

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World Class Standards Early LTE commercial deployment ETSI Seminar for Turk Telekom © ETSI Source: IDATE, based on operator announcements GSM GPRS UMTS HSPA LTE LTE-Adv

World Class Standards Summary ETSI is a non-for profit Standards Developing Organization (SDO) in all areas of ICT ETSI has three business roles Direct membership of organisations. The members are in the driving seat. ETSIs core competence is ICT standards production ETSI is leading edge and shapes ICT markets e.g. LTE is #1 in mobile broadband and a milestone towards the Future Internet e.g. DECT growing into the wireless sensor network market We all use products and services based on ETSI standardized technologies in daily life ETSI Seminar for Turk Telekom © ETSI

World Class Standards ETSI Seminar for Turk Telekom © ETSI 2010 Thank you for your attention ETSI website ( general public information free standards download promotional aspects ETSI portal ( easy access to data for each tb Working documents ETSI applications and databases 3GPP website ( Forapolis website ( ) 12

World Class Standards Questions Just for my understanding... ? What is... Can you please... How does this... Does this mean... Is it true that... ETSI Seminar for Turk Telekom © ETSI

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World Class Standards Standardisation Environment Regulation, legislation, policies markets, technologies SDOs -Rules -Processes -Culture -Interests -Roles -Strategies stakeholders Technical Body ETSI Seminar for Turk Telekom © ETSI

World Class Standards ETSI is not … a REGULATORY body, but… we provide technical specifications to support regulation a CERTIFICATION body, but… we provide specifications and other tools to assist certification a FREQUENCY ALLOCATION body, but… we collect, co-ordinate and contribute frequency requirements for the ICT community part of the European Commission, nor part of CEPT, but… we work closely with these and many other organisations ETSI Seminar for Turk Telekom © ETSI