ETSI - M2M PROJECT AND STANDARDIZATION

M2M Standards Journey & Way Forward

Dinesh Chand Sharma, David Boswarthick, Gerry Mc Auley and Laurent Vreck for M2M Conclave 2013, India

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Content

Where in Maturity Cycle,

ETSI M2M work done

oneM2M partnership project update and way forward

Where do we stand in the maturity cycle of M2M?

Principal focus of ETSI M2M:

prepare the deployment

“transition phase” to horizontal

platforms Source: of graphic: The Yankee Group

Government stimulus programs boost M2M standards:

EC mandate to ETSI/CEN/CENELEC to develop EU standards for Smart

Metering (M/441), and later on for Smart Grid (M/490)

NIST mandated to pilot delivery of standards for Smart Grids

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OneM2M overview

Rationale

The M2M market is taking-off: • Government and industry initiatives

• Telecom actors business opportunity

• Ubiquitous networks and affordable hardware

Fragmented industry • Industry verticals are solving their M2M needs on their own

• Customised solutions abound

• but there is much commonality (authentication, security, access rights)

• Economies of scale necessary for M2M are difficult to achieve

There is a need for a common efficient, easily and widely available M2M Service Layer, which can be readily embedded within various hardware and software.

Fast and global standardization is a key enabler to remove the technical barriers and ensure interoperable

M2M services and networks

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M2M

Gateway

Client

Application

M2M Application M2M Area Network

Service

Capabilities

M2M

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Simplified M2M Architecture

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M2M

Gateway

Client

Application

M2M Application M2M Area Network

Service

Capabilities

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… based on existing Technologies

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M2M Area Networks

• PLC

• SRD

• UWB

• ZigBee

• M-BUS

• Wireless M-BUS

• IEEE 802.15

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Core Networks

• 3GPP (GPRS, EPC)

• ETSI TISPAN

• ATTM

• NGN Smart Energy

Smart User

Smart Transport

Smart Health

Access Networks

• xDSL

• Hybrid FiberCoax

• PLC

• Satellite

• GERAN, UTRAN, eUTRAN

• WLAN

• SRDs

• UWB

• WiMAX

ETSI TC M2M deliverables status

Stage 2

Stage 3

Stage 1

TR 102 691 Smart Metering

TS 102 689

M2M Service

Requirements

TR 102 732 eHealth

TR 102 897 City automation

TR 102 898

Automotive

Use Cases [Stage 0]

TS 102 690 M2M Functional

Architecture

TS 102 921 M2M Comms;

mIa, dIa, mId interfaces

TR 102 966 Interworking with

M2M Area

Networks

TR 102 725 M2M Definitions

TR 102 167

Threat analysis &

counter measures to

M2M service layer

TR 101 531

Re-use of 3GPP

nodes by M2M SC

layer

TR 102 857 Connected Consumer

TR 102 935 Smart Grid

impacts on M2M

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TS 103 092 OMA DM

compatible

Management

Objects

TS 103 093 BBF TR-069

compatible

Management

Objects

TS 101 603

Service Layer

interworking with

3GPP networks

TR 101 584 Semantic support

for M2M data

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P = Published

P (R1)

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Technical Bodies to Partnerships

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• ETSI TC M2M established 2008.

• First set of M2M platform standards to market in 2011.

• oneM2M Partnership project established July 2012.

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Founding Partners (Type 1)

In addition the Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) has been accepted as a oneM2M Partner

Type 2, and additional organizations are in the process of applying for a Partner status

• CCSA - China Communications Standards Association CHINA

• TTA - Telecommunications Technology Association KOREA

• ARIB - Association of Radio Industries and Businesses JAPAN

• TTC - Telecommunication Technology Committee of Japan JAPAN

ASIA

• ETSI - European Telecommunications Standards Institute EUROPE

• ATIS - Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions

• TIA - Telecommunications Industry Association NORTH

AMERICA

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Participation

Partner Type 1

Partner Type 2

Member Associate Member

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Further details can be found: in the oneM2M Partnership agreement or

http://www.onem2m.org/join.cfm

OneM2M overview

oneM2M objective - ETSI M2M

• Leading regional SDOs have agreed to create a global harmonisation partnership

– To prepare, approve and maintain globally applicable, access-independent technical specifications and reports related to M2M solutions, with initial focus on the Service Layer • same as ETSI M2M, some of whose work will be transferred to

oneM2M and form the basis for further OneM2M work.

– With the opportunity for broad and equitable participation by all stakeholders in the M2M marketplace, including manufacturers, service providers and end users from all industries • avoiding any duplication of work between SDOs involved in the same

domain of M2M Service Layer

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Benefits

Boost M2M economies of scale and shorten time-to-market • Lower capital and operating expenses

• Foster and optimize future investments of all involved parties

Simplify development of applications • Intra- and inter-industry integration of services

• Allow same application to be used across different service platforms

Leverage the worldwide network for enhanced potential of services and to expand business opportunities • Greater reach of services through broader network interoperability

Reduce standardization overlap and confusion and provide ongoing standards support • Enhance interoperability • Reduce market fragmentation • Future proof services via collaboration • Enhance security and reliability

OneM2M overview

oneM2M Scope • Common set of Service Layer capabilities

• Access independent view of end-to-end services

• Open /standard interfaces , APIs and protocols

• Security, privacy, and charging aspects

• Reachability and discovery of applications

• Interoperability, including test and conformance specifications

• Identification and naming of devices and applications

• Management aspects (including remote management of entities

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Structure

SC

(Steering Committee)

FC

(Finance Committee)

Marcom

(Marketing &

Communications)

LG

(Legal Group)

MandP

(Methods & Procedures)

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TP

(Technical Plenary)

WG 1

(Requirements)

WG 2

(Architecture)

WG 4

(Security)

WG 5

(Management, Abstraction and Semantics)

Deliverables

• WG1 - Requirements – Technical Report (TR): oneM2M Use cases collection

– Technical Report (TR): Benefits of oneM2M technology

– Technical Specification (TS): oneM2M Requirements

• WG2 - Architecture – Technical Report (TR)

• Part 1: Analysis of the architectures for transfer to oneM2M

• Part 2: Study for the merging of the architectures proposed for transfer to oneM2M and resolve critical potential gaps

– Technical Specification (TS): M2M Architecture

• WG 4 - Security and WG 5 – Management, Abstraction and Semantics are currently drafting a new work items

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The target is to have a minimal deployable solution available by the end

of 2013.

Dates to note:

• SC#3 05 November 2012 Virtually

• TP#2 10-14 December 2012 Beijing

• TP#3 25 February-01 March 2013 North America

• TP#4 15-19 April 2013 Europe

• TP#5 17-21 June 2013 Asia

• TP#6 05 -09 August 2013 North America

• TP#7 14-18 October 2013 Europe

• TP#8 09-13 December 2013 Asia

• ETSI Smart City Workshop : 3rd – 4th June 2013 @ Sofia Antipolis, France

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Invitation

Organizations ICT/Telecom SDO

Others standards and specifications setting organizations

Industry groups

Associations

Specific technology organizations

Individual Companies Service Providers (e.g., M2M SPs, Telecom SPs, Service Layer SPs)

M2M service users (e.g., Utilities)

Vendors (e.g., M2M Application Providers)

Regional/Country Governmental Entities

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Contact Details:

Dinesh Chand Sharma (Seconded European Standardization Expert in India)

Director – Standardization, Policy and Regulation

European Business Technology Centre, DLTA Complex, South Block, 1st Floor, 1, Africa Avenue, New Delhi 110029

Mobile: +91 9810079461, Tel: +91 11 3352 1500, dinesh.chand.sharma@eustandards.in

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Thank you!

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