1. Fostering worldwide interoperabilityGeneva, 13-16 July 2009 Report on CJK Joint Survey on Fora/Consortia CJK Global Standards Collaboration (GSC) 14 DOCUMENT #:GSC14-PLEN-023 FOR:Presentation SOURCE:CJK AGENDA ITEM:Opening Plenary 6.10 CONTACT(S):ZHAOSZ@CCSA.ORG.CN

2. Fostering worldwide interoperability Background of Joint Survey on fora GSC Meeting TTC proposed a collaboration in fora survey among CJK members in 2005(GSC10) → Agreed (April.06) TTC presented the first report of survey at GSC12 CJK Standard Meeting CCSA as the convener of Ad-hoc Group on Fora is responsible at CJK9 (the convener of AHGF is rotated among CJK Members (TTC-> TTA->CCSA) → Agreed (CJK7)) CCSA has surveyed and analyzed about 227 fora (excluding fora of CJK) CCSA will present the revised report of fora survey at GSC14

3. Fostering worldwide interoperability 3 Geneva, 13-16 July 2009 Made a detailed survey over 227 fora world- widely, took the analysis and statistics in the multiple dimensions. The materials can be provided for other PSOs for their further plans and investigations. Elaborated on the latest technologies and the standardization activities on Home Networks Analysis on the relationship between the De-facto standards and de-jure standards Highlight of Current Activities

4. Fostering worldwide interoperability General review of fora 2008 227 fora of ICT worldwide statistically in 2008. Updating 33 fora which are not stressed previously Adding 7 new fora established in 2008 Statistics of fora categorized by the tech. field BcN Broadcasting MobileCommunication u-InfraSW Digital Contents Security RFID/USN EC u-Computing Robotics Convergence Infrastructure Information Technology Convergence Service

5. Fostering worldwide interoperability Updating of fora list in 2008 Abbr.Name of the ForaObject Tech field ACMAssociation for computing machinerypre-standardsInformation Technology CCFCDMA Certification Foruminteroperability Convergence Infrastructure CM-LAContent Management License AdministratorDe-factoConvergence services CPESCenter For Power Electronics SystemothersInformation Technology DCPDigital Content ProtectionDe-factoInformation Technology DPFDigital Power ForumDe-factoInformation Technology E-TASCElectronics - Tool for Accountable Supply ChainsothersInformation Technology FemtoFemto Forum pre-standards Convergence Infrastructure FMCAFixed-mobile Convergence Alliance pre-standards Convergence Infrastructure GeSIGlobal e-Substantiality InitiativeothersInformation Technology GCFGlobal certification foruminteroperability Convergence services HDMIHigh-definition Multimedia interfaceinteroperability Convergence services IBISI/O Buffer Information Specificationde-facto Information Technology IP/MPLS Forum pre-standardsConvergence Infrastructure ISTA International Safe Transit Association International interoperability Convergence Infrastructure IWPCThe International wireless industry consortiumothersConvergence Infrastructure

6. Fostering worldwide interoperability Updating of fora list in 2008(cont.) Abbr.Name of the ForaObject Tech field JEDEC standard resource for the world semiconductor industry pre-standardsInformation Technology LIMOLIMO Foundationde-factoInformation Technology LISA Localization Industry Standardization Association othersInformation Technology MVCE Virtual Centre of Excellence in Mobile & Personal Communications pre-standardsConvergence Infrastructure MST EMCThe S&T EMC Consortiumpre-standardsInformation Technology MAThe Multicore Associationpre-standardsConvergence Infrastructure NGMNThe Next Generation Networkpre-standardsConvergence Infrastructure NVIOT Network Vendors Interoperability Testing Forum interoperability Convergence Infrastructure OBSAIOpen Base Station Architecture Initiativede-facto Convergence Infrastructure Open SAFOpen Service Availability Frameworkde-facto Convergence services SPECStandard Performance Evaluation Corporationinteroperability Information Technology SSDASolid State Drive Alliance de-facto Information Technology SPCStorage Performance Councilinteroperability Information Technology SMTASurface AssociationothersInformation Technology TCGTrusted Computing Groupinteroperability Information Technology UEFIUNIFIED EFI FORUM, INC. de-facto Information Technology

7. Fostering worldwide interoperability New-added/Renamed fora Name of ForaMonth / yearTechnical field Newly Launched Forum HomeGrid 2008.5Converged Service(related to HN) IT Forum2008.4 Information Technology NXDN Forum2008.7 Convergence Infrastructure(Related to the Radio resources) FTTx Industry Alliance2008.10 Convergence Infrastructure SCDMA broadband Forum2008.1 Convergence Infrastructure China fixed network and wireless terminal alliance 2008.1 Convergence Infrastructure TransferJ (TransferJet Consortium) 2008.7 Convergence Infrastructure Renamed Forum (merge, delete) DSL Forum Rename to Broadband Forum 2008.1 Converged Service (Related toHN)

8. Fostering worldwide interoperability Analysis of the fora purpose of activity De facto standard: a convention, product, or system that has achieved a dominant position by public acceptance or market forces Pre-standardization: To produce standards which are likely to be contributed to the standard development organization Implementation & interoperability: specifications for implementation and ensuring interoperability Others: the fora which aims at future vision, market researching, consulting or enlightenment. Statistics of number of fora with the different active purpose

9. Fostering worldwide interoperability Challenges-- How to harmonize the De-facto standards Facts: In 2008, the de-facto and interoperability (also related to “fact” ) account for nearly 60% of the fora activities. Those standards were discussed and produced inside the fora, lack of the related industry-level information from the Standardization Organization  Interoperability issues  Excluding of other technologies Stand. Org FORA  Market exploration  new technique researching and updating  Pre-standardization  harmonization of the fora researching  advancement of the standards  Producing the standard Cooperation of the fora and standard organization is needed

10. Fostering worldwide interoperability Topic: research of HN standardization Home network is a network with multiple devices connected by wired or wireless technology in a limited area (e.g., inside a home or office), and this network is built to meet the customer requirements and provide services and applications to customers. Industry Understanding of home network Application maturity IT/consumer electronics Breaking “information islands”, connecting among the information devices, communication equipments and consumer electronics devices to implement resource sharing and collaborative working  Not mature yet, mainly test in laboratory  Less commercial implementation Communication connecting with telecommunication network, or even be part of E2E telecommunication network, extending the functions and applications of public network to home by residential gateway.  Mature industry chain, services and applications have been accepted by consumers  Applications include sharing broadband connection among multiple PCs, trip-play services, parent control, etc. Residential community /Property management The concept of intelligent community and intelligent home, may provide such services as remote automatic metering, community and home security, community medical service, etc.  Mature technology and many products available  Have been deployed in many areas

11. Fostering worldwide interoperability Relationship of HN standardization organizations DLNA, UPnP, IGRS Broadband Forum, HGI, ITU-T, OMA, ETSI, CCSA LonMark, KNX, ECHONET, ITOPHOME MoCA IEEE 802.11 IEEE 802.15 Home Plug Home PNA Information sharing inside home ITU-T SG9&15 Application Layer Interconnecting of home network and public network Control and monitor Physical Layer

12. Fostering worldwide interoperability Analysis of the number of members ScaleList of organizationsTotal Small sizeHomePNA, ITOPHOME2 Medium size HGI, OSGi, MoCA, HomePlug, ECHONET 5 Large sizeBroadband Forum, OMA, DLNA, KNX, CCSA, IGRS 6 Very large size ETSI, UPnP, ITU-T, IEEE, LonMark 5 Small size: <=50 members Medium size: 51-100 members Large size: 101-300 members Very large size: >300 members

13. Fostering worldwide interoperability Next step CJK will keep endeavoring collaborating on the Fora/consortia survey and contribute to GSC in the future Provide for other SDOs in necessary, to share this information in a wide area