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World Class Standards 2 ETSI – A Global Player  Globally applicable standards for Information & Communications Technologies:  Telecommunications  Radiocommunications  Broadcasting  Other related areas  Officially recognised European Standards Organization  Independent, Not-for-profit  Direct member participation  Almost 700 members  18,000 publications available for free  ISO 9001 : 2000 Certified

World Class Standards 3 Some of our World Class Standards  GSM - Developed by ETSI  2.4 billion users in over 200 countries  1.3 million new users every day!!  ETSI’s Lawful Interception  Being deployed in Europe, USA and Australia, where laws are being developed to comply with the ETSI Standard  DECT – Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications  200 million terminals in more than 110 countries  DVB system specifications  Based on DVB Project proposals  Services available on every continent

World Class Standards 4 Some of our World Class Standards  TETRA  900 contracts in more than 80 countries  TISPAN  Participation from all regions on NGN (Next Generation Networks)  Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)  The ETSI IPR Policy is a world leader and reference in its field

World Class Standards 5 Global Standards Collaboration Interregional collaboration on selected standardization (Canada) (USA) (International) (Japan) (Korea) Communications Alliance (Australia) (Japan) (China)

World Class Standards 6 Fora / Consortia Fora / Consortia It’s a Standards World ITU-T ITU-R GTSC GRSC DECT Forum DVB Project Group EBU GSM Association IEEE IMTC IPv6 Forum TETRA Forum UMTS Forum & 50+ others International bodies GSC Interregional Co-operation Europe

World Class Standards 7 Some of our latest work areas  Common IMS  Next Generation Networks (NGN)  Ultra wideband (UWB)  Grid Computing  RFID - Radio Frequency Identification  Low Power Devices  Emergency alerting, e-call  GSM on aircraft  Communications for Public Safety  Bandsharing  Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS)  eHealth  Common IMS  Next Generation Networks (NGN)  Ultra wideband (UWB)  Grid Computing  RFID - Radio Frequency Identification  Low Power Devices  Emergency alerting, e-call  GSM on aircraft  Communications for Public Safety  Bandsharing  Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS)  eHealth

World Class Standards 8 Our work includes…  Mobile  GSM, UMTS, Railway communications…  Private/professional land mobile radio systems  Cordless (DECT)  In the past, analogue cordless & paging  Spectrum matters & electromagnetic compatibility  WLAN - Wireless Local Area Networks  TETRA & other public safety systems  Broadcast  Satellite communications  Short Range devices  Aeronautical and marine radio  Wireless medical devices  Mobile  GSM, UMTS, Railway communications…  Private/professional land mobile radio systems  Cordless (DECT)  In the past, analogue cordless & paging  Spectrum matters & electromagnetic compatibility  WLAN - Wireless Local Area Networks  TETRA & other public safety systems  Broadcast  Satellite communications  Short Range devices  Aeronautical and marine radio  Wireless medical devices

World Class Standards 9 Our work includes…  Telecoms networks  Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS)  Fax, modems, etc  ADSL etc  Cable distribution systems  Exchange equipment  Protocols  Power line telecommunications  Safety  Speech recognition  Testing  SMS for fixed networks  Telecoms networks  Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS)  Fax, modems, etc  ADSL etc  Cable distribution systems  Exchange equipment  Protocols  Power line telecommunications  Safety  Speech recognition  Testing  SMS for fixed networks

World Class Standards 10 Security and algorithms  We are a world leader in creating cryptographic algorithms and protocols to prevent fraud and unauthorised access to ICT and broadcast networks, and to protect customers’ privacy  Including:  Algorithms to protect GPRS, GSM and 3GPP communications  Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) receiver algorithm for PBX and Central Office applications used around the world, outperforming all traditional solutions  Conditional Access for TV etc

World Class Standards 11 Security and algorithms  Lawful Interception  ETSI’s European LI handover specification has been adopted by carriers and regulatory bodies around the world, including the USA and Australia  Other LI standards in preparation include WLAN  Smart Cards  GSM SIM card standards for security, authentication etc  Our work has extended the use of the SIM for 3G and other applications including access control to WLANs and PC security functions  Electronic signatures  Supporting the development of a European electronic signature infrastructure

World Class Standards 12 We are also a Service Provider  Protocol and Testing Competence Centre ( PTCC )  Supporting ETSI committees on the application of formal techniques in standards on a daily basis  Development of test specifications (conformance and interoperability)  Interoperability testing (Plugtests™)  Validation of standards and prototypes through interoperability events -  Forum hosting (Forapolis)  Support services to any forum with technical specification activities -  Protocol and Testing Competence Centre ( PTCC )  Supporting ETSI committees on the application of formal techniques in standards on a daily basis  Development of test specifications (conformance and interoperability)  Interoperability testing (Plugtests™)  Validation of standards and prototypes through interoperability events -  Forum hosting (Forapolis)  Support services to any forum with technical specification activities -

World Class Standards 13 Users matter to ETSI  We are unique in having a comprehensive Human Factors standardization activity to support and complement our technical work  We are a world leader in human issues in the use of ICT  We have access to world-leading multi-disciplinary skills in human sciences and engineering  Our Human Factors guides, specifications and Technical Reports make ICT usable and enjoyable by everybody

World Class Standards 14 Our IPR Policy leads the field  Our goal is to ensure an ETSI standard cannot be blocked by the refusal of an IPR holder to grant licences for the use of his Essential IPR  Our IPR Policy defines the obligations and rights of Members…  …in respect of the identification and notification of IPRs essential for ETSI standards  IPR statement and licensing declaration forms available on the web  The ETSI IPR Policy defines our obligations to inform users of standards about Essential IPRs by: publishing details in SR publishing details in standards wherever possible publishing details on the web