World Class Standards. Sophia Antipolis, December Margot Dor

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1 WORKSHOP WIRELESS FACTORY Sophia Antipolis, December 2008 Margot Dor

2 ETSI, a helicopter view World Class Standards ICT standards organization, open to direct participation Global membership (700+ Members EU and overseas, 80% industry) Enabler of a few worldwide industrial hits Staff of 120, supporting average 7000 industry experts/year Global network of alliances (regional/technical) e.g. Founding partner & home of the 3GPP Major focus on Interoperability/Architecture CTI IOP engineering & testing for ETSI and other SOs Classic and light, i.e. access/transport layers and service/appli. layers ww.etsi.org 2

3 Work programme includes Mobile Fixed ETSI and 3GPP Nomadic Digital A & V broadcast Content delivery Home networks (access, gateways, in-house) Security, encryption, legal interception, public safety, QKD EMC and radio matters Smart card and contactless (NFC ) Machine to machine comms RFID and the Internet of Things GRID networks Applications (e-health, banking ) Human & environmental issues Interoperability (conformance, validation and IOP testing)

4 Why we are here today A competence second to none in radio standards Major focus on Interoperability/Architecture Integration radio/it/sensors Applications drive the show Worldwide Market for Wireless Devices in Process Manufacturing ($ Millions) 2008 ARC Advisory Group

5 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 1, moderated by Martin Arndt, ETSI Standardization activities for factory automation, state of play and prospects Guntram Scheible, ABB Industrial players and standards Jean-Luc Griessmann, Spectrum issues HART Communication Foundation Regulation Ciaran Connell, Decawave Tuan Dang, EDF Martin Arndt, ETSI Coffee 17:15 19:15 Panel 2, moderated by Charles Brookson, ETSI OCG SEC Deployments and Experience Real time requirements Specific security constraints QoS High reliability & availability ('the five nines') Use cases and vision for the future Smart metering solutions 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 Charles Brookson, ETSI OCG SEC Chair, BERR 5

6 09:05-11:00 PANEL 3, moderated by Stephan Schulz, ETSI Co-existence, convergence and interoperability Framework and architecture Network integration (IT, radio, sensors) Convergenceor fragmentation? ETSI Centre for Testing and Interoperability (CTI) Certification / Interoperability Bernard Dumortier, Schneider Electric Pascal Duch, Siemens Pascal Thubert, Cisco Lutz Rauchhaupt, Ifak Stephan Schulz, ETSI 11:30-12:45 PANEL 4, moderated by Bruno Forgue, Prosoft 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 6

7 12:45-13:00 - Next Steps and way forward Walter Weigel,ETSI,Director-General 13:00 Lunch 14:30-15:30 Demonstration at Orange Labs, led by Marc Antoine Mouilleron RFID managed Services Innovations brought to the Supply Chain process, from an initial order of a product, up to the final delivery. How RFID enables traceability of products and containers: 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 15 minutes sessions, 10 people-please register with Nathalie at coffee. 7