1. DOCUMENT #:GSC15-PLEN-58 FOR:Presentation SOURCE:ETSI AGENDA ITEM:PLEN 6.1 CONTACT(S): Marylin Arndt, TC M2M chair M2M and Internet of Services "When the Machines start talking" Presenter: Joachim Koss, ETSI Board member Global Standards Collaboration (GSC) GSC-15

2.  Developing standards to support an M2M architecture and a set of capabilities for M2M services. Promoting innovation across the industry by providing an end-to-end generic vision of the M2M communications and services. The multiple vertical applications will be easily deployed in a general framework, allowing development of services independently of the underlying network.  Coordinating with other SDOs and consortia to achieve the first step of the "Internet of Services".  First release expected in 2010. Highlight of Current Activities (1) 2

3. Highlight of Current Activities (2)  Cooperating with ETSI TCs TISPAN, ERM, MSG, PLT and the other European Standards Organisations (ESOs) on the work in answer to EC standardisation mandate M/441 on "smart metering".  Cooperating with ETSI TC TISPAN and TC ERM and the other ESOs in answering the EC standardisation mandate M/436 on "RFID privacy and security".  Other EC mandates to come: smart grid, electric vehicle, Internet of Things.  Numerous links with other SDOs and industrial alliances, that have launched activities on sensor networks, connected devices, etc., … 3

4. Inverting the pipes and going to mass market applications 4

5. ETSI TC M2M Release 1 Plan  Requirements document is stable content wise; some editorial work remains. Stage 2 (architecture) July 2010 2 Stage 1 (requirements) Jan 2010 1  Architecture:  Key capability identified  Message flows documented  Identified key interfaces for release 1 stage 3 (detailed specs)  Protocols:  New WI agreed at the last meeting to progress to stage 3 work for 3 interfaces: mId, dIa and mIa Stage 3 (protocols) December 2010 3 5

6. Conclusions  M2M related technologies are in place, and the market has massive potential for growth.  Standardization is essential for long term development of the technology and for interoperability of networks and services.  Operators, integrators and vendors have expressed the need to standardize end-to-end M2M.  Regulation in Europe, USA and Asia is pushing for a standards based solution.  It is essential to have globally compatible standards. 6

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8. SDOs in the scope of M2M, USN, IOT  Link with other SDOs Identification and Privacy, link with ITU-T and ISO/IEC-JTC1 work on NGSN and USN ETSI SCP on USIM M2M Form factor (need on security PF also) 3GPP SA1, SA2 and SA3 work on M2M (TR 22.868, and TR 33.812) on Mobile NWs, 3GPP GERAN2 Link with Industrial Alliances on vertical applications (Zigbee, Wosa, EPCGlobal, OMA, HGI, …) IETF (CORE, ROLL and 6Lowpan) IEEE 802.xx and ETSI ERM-TG28, ERM-TGUWB ETSI TISPAN, TC ITS, EP e-Health For M/441 links with CEN TC294, CLC TC13, CLC TC205, DLMS_UA, ESMIG, IEEE 802.15.4g, 8

9. Capillary Access networks Application Service Platform IP Network Wide Area Network M2M Gateway wireless wireline IPSO IPV6 Hardware and Protocols ZigBee Alliance. ZB Application Profiles 3GPP SA1, SA3,,… IETF 6LowPAN Phy-Mac Over IPV6 OMA GSMA SCAG,… IETF ROLL Routing over Low Power Lossy Networks IUT-T NGN/Smart Grids FG CENELEC Smart Metering CEN Smart Metering ISO/IEC JTC1 UWSN IEEE 802.xx.x ESMIG Metering WOSA KNX ZCL HGI Home Gateway Initiative EPCGlobal GS1 Utilities Metering OASIS W3C W-Mbus M2M Links with other SDOs and Industrial Groups 9