WORKSHOP WIRELESS FACTORY AGENDA

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1 WORKSHOP WIRELESS FACTORY ETSI December 2008 Sophia Antipolis

2 ETSI ( produces globally-applicable standards for Information and Communications Technologies (ICT), including fixed, mobile, radio, converged, broadcast and internet technologies and is officially recognized by the European Union as a European Standards Organization. ETSI is a not-for-profit organization whose more than 700 ETSI member organizations benefit from direct participation and are drawn from 62 countries across 5 continents worldwide. It is essential for ETSI to remain at the forefront of the ICT technology for fulfilling the expectation of the ETSI membership to get the standards that will allow them to develop their business with innovative services and equipments. The progress of innovation requires a good balance between collaboration and competition and standardization is serving as the foundation to provide this balance. This is why ETSI seeks contributions from R&D projects focusing on the latest ICT technologies and helps to coordinate the resource allocation to new promising work areas in an effective and timely way. In many cases research projects do not include standardization early enough, because they are not aware of the benefits. They quite often believe that standardization requires full manufacturing and distributes forces at the expense of SMEs or research centres. But, on contrary, early standards work gains big time-to-market advantages, because: Products are commercialized faster Products reach global markets Standardization enables more homogeneous and larger markets Standardization contributes to customer confidence Standardization exploits research results Standardization ensures interoperability Standardization lowers the burden of evolution and maintenance, supported by industry Standardization improves technologies and products through multiple feed-back.

3 15 th December :00-14:15 WELCOME Overview and Objectives of the meeting Margot Dor, ETSI 14:15-15:00 SETTING THE SCENE What is expected from wireless in the factory? Tim Whittaker, Cambridge Consultants Ltd 15:00-16:45 PANEL SESSION: Standardization activities for factory automation, state of play and prospects Industrial players and standards Spectrum issues Regulation Martin Arndt, ETSI Guntram Scheible, ABB Jean-Luc Griessmann, HART Communication Foundation Ciaran Connell, Decawave Tuan Dang, EDF Moderator: Martin Arndt, ETSI 16:45-17:15 C o f f e e B r e a k

4 15 th December :15 19:15 FACTORY AUTOMATION : Deployments and Experience Real time requirements Specific security constraints QoS High reliability and availability ('the five nines') Use cases and vision for the future Smart metering solutions Charles Brookson, ETSI OCG SEC Chair, BERR (Dpt for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform) Denis Dufresne, Orange Labs Gilles Logeais, SAP Michel Windal, Cellular Systems Division, ST-NXP Wireless Claudio Borean, Telecom Italia for Zigbee Alliance Dr. José Chilo, University of Gävle, Centre for RF Measurement Moderator: Charles Brookson, ETSI OCG SEC Chair 19:15 C l o s e o f d a y 1 Cocktail dinner

5 16 th December :00-09:05 OPENING DAY 2 09:05-11:00 PANEL SESSION: Co-existence, convergence and interoperability Framework and architecture Network integration (IT, radio, sensors) Convergence or fragmentation? ETSI Centre for Testing and Interoperability (CTI) Certification / Interoperability Stephan Schulz, ETSI Bernard Dumortier, Schneider Electric Pascal Duch, Siemens Pascal Thubert, Cisco Lutz Rauchhaupt, Ifak Moderator: Stephan Schulz, ETSI 11:00-11:30 C o f f e e B r e a k 11:30-12:45 PANEL SESSION: Middleware, the other engine of convergence Handling legacy Applications and solutions System design: can 'one size fit all'? Mutualised solutions for supply chain management Bruno Forgue, Prosoft, Alessandro Bassi, Hitachi, EPOSS Marc Antoine Mouilleron, Orange Labs Moderator: Bruno Forgue, Prosoft 12:45-13:00 Next Steps and way forward Walter Weigel,ETSI,Director-General 13:00 Lunch at the Omega Hotel

6 PRACTICAL INFORMATION 14:30-15:30 Demonstration at Orange Labs in Sophia Antipolis : RFID managed Services Led by Marc Antoine Mouilleron The demonstration shows the various innovations brought to the Supply Chain process, from an initial order of a product, up to the final delivery. It details how RFID enables traceability of products and containers. Three steps are detailed in demonstration : - Commissioning, picking and shipping at supplier's premises, with Orange RFID box - Transport and delivery, with communication devices within the vehicle - End consumer and partners traceability requests The demonstration last 15 mns and is organized for groups of 10 people. This is taking place in the Orange Labs premises across the ETSI Secretariat