1. Task O2 "eSafety" february 2009 CEDR Implementation Framework1 CEDR eSafety Road Map Implementation Framework

2. Task O2 "eSafety" february 2009 CEDR Implementation Framework2 Approach Public responsibility Roles/tasks of NRAs European Context Define minimum set of services  Business models/- cases  Roles and tasks  Define priorities  Integral Implementation Framework CEDR and/or NRAs policy, strategy Role and tasks CEDR Implementation Framework European based/organised services NRA Boundary conditions

3. Task O2 "eSafety" february 2009 CEDR Implementation Framework3 What is a CEDR Implementation Framework? A CEDR Implementation Framework is a joint NRA agreement on strategy and procedures for the implementation of pan-European eSafety services and the consistent interaction with other stakeholders.

4. Task O2 "eSafety" february 2009 CEDR Implementation Framework4 Why do we need a Framework? CEDR needs a framework to guide the development of services relevant for NRAs to continue to act as Network Operators and safeguard their mandate and objectives with respect to other stakeholders; In the discussions on the implementation and deployment of ITS a joint approach and strategy with an European momentum is required to be a counterparty for European oriented industries/stakeholders

5. Task O2 "eSafety" february 2009 CEDR Implementation Framework5 How do we create a CEDR Implementation Framework? Agreement on priority services related to Network Operations Definition of typical tasks that should be left to the Road Operators/NRAs which ultimately is the core business of NRAs Role and responsibilities the NRAs claim within Network Operations

6. Task O2 "eSafety" february 2009 CEDR Implementation Framework6 Agreement on priority services related to Network Operations Network Operations (report) User oriented services (travellers and goods); Network management services; (incl Traffic management) Emergency management services. NRA boundary conditions: Public responsibility the strategic network (urban, interurban) alternative routes and interfaces to other modes; collective traffic services; related to traffic performance, safety and environment; (EU and/or national) legal framework ….

7. Task O2 "eSafety" february 2009 CEDR Implementation Framework7 Definition of typical tasks The core business of NRAs –Translate policy into action/implementation –Development of network management strategies –Day-to-day network operations Monitoring performance related to throughput, safety and environment –Planning ….

8. Task O2 "eSafety" february 2009 CEDR Implementation Framework8 The use of BMs for the framework BCs RTTI BCs SA BCs IM BM RTTI BM IM BM SA General businessmodel for a service NRAs role, tasks, responsibilities in the eSafety arena/services and relation to other stakeholders NRA specific filter CEDR strategy and procedures Boundary conditions European Context Other (EU) projects NRAs framework to act

9. Task O2 "eSafety" february 2009 CEDR Implementation Framework9 Business Modelling Domains: STOF model Service OrganisationTechnology Finance Product Outcome Role, task and responsibility of NRA

10. Task O2 "eSafety" february 2009 CEDR Implementation Framework10 Status Public responsibility Roles/tasks of NRAs European Context Define minimum set of services  Business models/- cases  Roles and tasks  Define priorities  Integral Implementation Framework CEDR and/or NRAs policy, strategy Role and tasks CEDR Implementation Framework European based/organised services NRA Boundary conditions