ITU Regional Standardization Forum for Asia-Pacific (Jakarta, Indonesia, 27-28 October 2015) TTA’s activities on bridging standardization gap Kihun Kim.

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ITU Regional Standardization Forum for Asia-Pacific (Jakarta, Indonesia, October 2015) TTA’s activities on bridging standardization gap Kihun Kim Principal Researcher, TTA

2 Contents Who is TTA? Observations? Experiences and Activities of TTA Future Plan

3 Contents Who is TTA? Observations? Experiences and Activities of TTA Future Plan

4 Telecom. Technology Association a W-class organization for ICT Technologies Planning and setting ICT standards Testing and certifying ICT products

5 Contents Who is TTA? Observations? Experiences and Activities of TTA Future Plan

6 Insufficiencies Developing countries insufficient with: – Government Policy; – Government R&D budget; – Personnel in government and/or SDOs; – Standardization expert; and – Industry participation, etc. – in short, low level of recognition of its importance

7 Mandatory Standard vs. Voluntary Standard No need for voluntary standard or no distinction – Mandatory standards (Technical Regulation) regulate the market – Need to consider the agreement of WTO/TBT and the era of liberalization of telecom. market

8 Conformity Assessment System High interests on conformity assessment system, but lack of resources – Requirement for testing laboratory due to high dependency on import – Lack of expert, testing laboratory, technical regulation – Main reason which they have more interests in technical regulation than standards

9 Training or Consultation Recognizing needs for training programs on: – Adopting international standards into national standards Which international standards should be chosen Which elements need to keep vs. which elements need to be modified Relationship between technical regulation and standards Any other considerations – Participating international standard meetings; General introduction of ITU, APT, ETSI, IEEE, etc. Their working methods Way to acquire information at SDOs’ websites, to draft and present contribution, and to convene a meeting, etc.

10 Contents Who is TTA? Observations? Experiences and Activities of TTA Future Plan

11 ITU Initiatives ::1 Measuring standardization gap – Standardization Development Ladder – Standards Capability Index (w/ TTA) Tools for Assessing Standards Capability Growing usage of ITU Recommendations ITU Sector or Associate Membership National training and capacity-building in use of ITU Recommendations Going to Study Groups and related meetings Entering proposals at WTSA on future study questions and work programmes Nominating representatives as study group chairs, vice- chairs.rapporteurs, focus group chairs etc Giving contributions at Study Groups and related meetings Attracting ITU meetings and/or regional groups (Res 54)

12 Measurement Tool-SCI ::1 Background – Standardization Ladder developed by TSB is intuitive, but needs further examinations, in particular, activities at national level – If we could measure and quantify standardization capability, we could understand where the gap comes from Objective – Identifying components involving in standardization activities – Indexing standardization capabilities

13 Measurement Tool-SCI ::2 Components – Legislation and Policy; – Standardization System; – Research and Development (R&D); – Human Resources; – International Standardization Activities; – ICT Infrastructure.

14 ITU Initiatives ::2 Case study and Best practices Standardization W/S & Tutorial – (e.g.) ITU-T Workshop on Bridging Standardization Gap and Interactive Session in AP countries organized by ITU and TTA supported by Korean Government

15 Collaboration Program ::1 Background – Countries in Asia-Pacific region face difficulties in procedural and technical expertise in ICT standardization – Consultancy project is recognized as an important action plan by ITU WTSA Resolution 44 & ITU PP Resolution 123 Objective – Enriching standardization capabilities in terms of procedures and technology

16 Collaboration Program ::2 Procedure of the Program – Step 1: Select a partnership country (1 per year) – Step 2: Identify requirements – Step 3: Setup task force groups (both parties) – Step 4: Conduct collaboration meetings (2-3 times, depending on requirements) – Step 5: Spot visit (to Rep. of Korea) Step 6: Final Report Composition of Task Force Group – Procedural topics : mainly TTA staff (about 5-10 experts) – Technical topics : TTA members (about 5-10 experts)

17 Collaboration Program ::3 Procedural Issues – Legislation framework of ICT standardization – Diagnosis on current standard setting process, and suggestions – Suggestions for topics for R&SD – Relationship between mandatory and voluntary standard – Guide for setting up standard developing body – Corresponding system to international standardization activities, like ITU, APT, etc. All the above topics include case studies of various foreign countries Technical workshop on the basis of requirements

18 ICT Collaboration Program with AfDB Background/Objective – To enhance and strengthen ICT competence of African countries and to provide principal expertise and experience for developing human resource and implementing ICT infrastructure Activities – Dispatching ICT experts to African countries for providing ICT policy and technical consultation – Holding ICT policy/technical workshop in African countries – Holding “On the Job Training” in Korea Topics - ICT policy & regulation, Digital switchover, ICT equipment testing & conformance assessment, Cyber security, Broadband network, etc

19 ICT Collaboration Program with IDB Background/Objective – IDB has established a regional ICT training center which aims to increase the capacity of government officials to train on specific issues that foster investment and promotion of sustainable competition – The center planed to provide on-line and off-line training programs and it needed materials for the educations Activities – Development of “textbook on standardization” for the education  Topics : e-Government, Standardization, Spectrum Management, Digital Switchover, Internet & Telecom regulation, Broadband & ICT economics, Capacity Building and Digital Literacy, Cybersecurity, Critical Infrastructure Protection, Satellite Communications, etc) – Participation in the education as an instructor

20 Contents Who is TTA? Observations? Experiences and Activities of TTA Future Plan

Continue to collaborate AP countries as well as int’l & regional organizations (ITU, AfDB, IDB) to enhance ICT (standardization) capabilities of AP countries

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