ETSIs collaboration with CASANOVA WORKSHOP "Human Factors and the Digital Home " 22 October 2004, ETSI, Sophia Antipolis Karl Heinz Rosenbrock ETSI Director-General

WHEREAS: Globalisation confronts development research and education with new challenges, reflected at a later stage in standardization initiatives ETSI recognizes: The enthusiasm of the research and education looking towards the future and identifying new work The role of research in developing future ICT standards The need to strategically co-ordinate and integrate common areas of interest by means of joint projects The importance of expertise sharing ETSI fosters close collaboration with the research & education communities

Research for New Standards Collaboration Application/Database Agreements with fora and consortia Joint activities with academia and research bodies e.g. CTI, Center for TeleInfrastructure, Aalborg University, Denmark Matchmaker program Involving academia and research centers from EU accession countries Exploring opportunities for organizing ETSI seminars in universities to train students on standardization

Standards for New Technologies ETSI participating in COPRAS project Linking research and standardization within IST FP6 projects ETSI experts from academia – University of Zilina ETSI co-organized Workshops Joint events with universities and researchers try to match the exciting potential of innovative research with the need for standardisation and interoperability of products and services e.g. under the banner line STANDARDS AND SERVICES OF THE FUTURE

30th April 2004 « Internet Security » 25th May 2004 « RFID and Telecommunication services » 22nd October 2004 « Human Factors and the Digital Home» 16th December 2004 « Open Source Applications and Standards » REGISTRATION & AGENDA ETSI and Data Base Forum CASANOVA BRING TOGETHER STANDARDS AND SERVICES OF THE FUTURE

Why at ETSI? Why together? To match: the exciting potential of innovative research with the need for standardisation and interoperability of products and services To bring together: the broad ETSI membership, which consists of today's innovators and the academic research community, the thought leaders of the future To ensure: the regulated and synchronized impact of the technology in the industry groups markets worldwide deployment of interoperable solutions quality of standards

22 October 2004 – workshop Human Factors and the Digital Home OBJECTIVES Discuss the current developments Identify requirements for Digital Home Select Human Factors projects for standardization SESSIONS 1 – Visions for ourselves in the future 2 – Telecare services to the Home 3 – Technology, Terminals and Demonstrations 4 – Social Broadband – Communications Services for All 5 – ROUNDTABLE Select new standardization projects that could benefit your industry