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Report on ETSI activities since GSC#10

GSC11_Open_10. Report on ETSI activities since GSC#10. Karl Heinz Rosenbrock ETSI Director General. Table of Contents. ETSI’s Annual Report 2005 ETSI’s membership ETSI’s elected officials General achievements ETSI Secretariat matters ETSI Strategy for 2006. ETSI’s Annual Report 2005 (1).

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Report on ETSI activities since GSC#10

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  1. GSC11_Open_10 Report on ETSI activitiessince GSC#10 Karl Heinz Rosenbrock ETSI Director General

  2. Table of Contents • ETSI’s Annual Report 2005 • ETSI’s membership • ETSI’s elected officials • General achievements • ETSI Secretariat matters • ETSI Strategy for 2006

  3. ETSI’s Annual Report 2005 (1) • What is ETSI? • Enabling the Next Generation • Standards – Preserving the interests of the user • Protecting the Public • Reaping the Harvest of New Technology • Security for ICT • Next Generation Networks (NGN)

  4. ETSI’s Annual Report 2005 (2) • 3GPP • Developments in Ultra Wide Band • In-house highlights • ETSI Competence Centres • Standards Production • Specialist Task Forces • Membership • Financial Statements

  5. ETSI’s membership (April 2006) (1) 654 Members from 59 countries 511 Full Members from 37 CEPT countries 105 Associate Members from 22 other countries 38 Observers

  6. ETSI’s membership (April 2006) (2) Small increase in membership After three years of losses in 2002 – 2004 Considerable increase in UoCs Owing to recent initiatives

  7. ETSI’s elected officials

  8. General Achievements • High production of deliverables in 2005 (> 2300) i.e. nine deliverables each working day (5 d/w, 52 w/y) • Three SOS interop workshops on open standards, open source and interoperability • Creation of an IPR policy review ad hoc group(see extra contribution) • Industry Specification Groups • STFs spent 4 M€ + in 200510% more than in 2004 • @LIS project established closer links to Latin America • Apointment of account managersas caretakers for external relations • Ex-officio case with EC DG COMPETITION closed

  9. ETSI Secretariat Matters • Renewal of ISO 9001 2000 certification in 03/2006ongoing since 03/1994! • General satisfaction with the achievementsrelated to the ES Business Plan • ETSI’s Competence Centres are running well –and their services are appreciated • Quality of deliverables increased –and lead times kept within the limits • ETSI’s service provisioning develops well:PlugtestsTM, forapolis • Several ETSI roadshows organizedfor membership care & recruitment • Meetings at ETSI’s HQs remain at high level • Budget expectation for 2006 looks good • ES staff (03/2006): 108 employees19 part time ≥ 14 full time

  10. ETSI Strategy 2006 Major changes compared with Strategy 2005: • New ETSI vision included • Issues related to Open Standards & IPR included • New regulatory issues and EC initiatives included • Aligned with HLRG recommendations • ETSI role as Service Provider included

  11. ETSI’s Vision ETSI is the preferred organisation for the ICT industry and other stakeholders, to develop standards and specifications for the global market, and to support regional initiatives as appropriate.

  12. Six strategic topics for 2006: • GRID • Next Generation Networks • Emergency Communications • Interoperability & Testing • Information Security • Radio Spectrum Usage

  13. GSP Global Standards Producer ESO European Standards Organization Strategyfor ETSIas a: SPO Service Providing Organization ETSI’s three main activity areas ESO: European Standards Organization, standardization for European needs GSP: Global Standards Producer, standardization for the global market SPO: Service Providing Organization, services such as Forapolis, PlugtestsTM, etc.

  14. Developing Standards for the global market • Fulfill industry needs for production of deliverablesIndustry Specification Groups • Making ETSI more attractiveETSI – the first choice for new work • External RelationsSupport strategies, policies & positioning • Collaboration with Research & Universities • Promotional activities • Open StandardsDefinition • Interoperability • Increase ETSI’s visibiity in ICT • IPR think tank

  15. ETSI’s obligations as ESO • ESS (European Standardization System:CEN,CENELEC & ETSI: JPG, ICT SBCommon Objectives • EC/EFTA:New DirectivesStrategic issues for governments • EC: i2010Support for frequency managementEuropean Space PolicyIntelligent Transportation System,Grid computing, etc.

  16. ETSI as Service Provider • Forapolis (hosting service) • PlugtestsTMValidationInteroperability testsIMS testbed • Customer Supporthelpdesks etc.

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