Solution Sets - 6/2/2015

Solution Sets - Updated 6/2/2015 - MEF

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2. 2 TIA Members Transform Connectivity CARRIER MEMBERS:
3. 3 As a TIA Member, you will join leaders in network connectivity Connectivity is Core to All Industries Users of the Information Network demand speed, security, privacy, and a seamless mobile experience – nothing short of perfection – from their equipment and service providers. With TIA’s industry connections and tools, your company will be closely aligned with shifting value chains, new innovation and global regulatory twists and turns. You’ll benefit through: • A louder voice in policy-making and regulatory processes • Consensus-driven, interoperable, accepted industry standards • Important, lasting relationships across the entire supply chain
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9. 9 Network Efficiency Cloud Datacenters SDN NFV 5G M2M Healthcare Energy Efficiency Internet of Things Cybersecurity Public Safety Carrier Monetization Wearable Technology Gaming Economics of ICT Customer Experience Artificial Intelligence Spectrum Mobility Broadband Privacy DAS Small Cells IPR Scoping the Network of the Future Connected Car Value Chain Supply Chain
10. 10 Cybersecurity: Challenges T E C H I N N O VAT I O N Ensuring industry protects itself S E C U R I T Y Enabling executives to strengthen the weakest links C O L L A B O R AT I O N Protecting global security interests and economic competitiveness through industry, government and academic collaboration C Y B E R S E C U R I T Y F A C T S • 90% increase in attacks since 2012 • Cybersecurity spending projected to grow to $63.5 billion in 2017 • Growing risks = more opportunity.
11. 11 Cybersecurity: Focus & Impacts E NGAGE FOCUS THE IMPACTS MARKETS Market Intelligence Cybersecurity & Privacy Report, Cloud & Data Center Report – Sep. 2014 Supports network and data center security planning; selling services to government, healthcare, financial made easier. Networking Data Center Workshop, Nov. 11-12, 2014 Explore threats to IT strategies; how ISPs, data center and cloud service providers are mitigating risks and maintaining security; how to negotiate SLAs with providers. TECHNOLOGY TR-42.1 Commercial Building Cabling Subcommittee Physical Network Security Standard impacting product design, network planning and installation, training and certification Protect networks from theft, vandalism, intrusions and unauthorized modifications. Affects data centers, Cloud/Colo/ISPs, security equipment, automation, system integrators. TR-50 M2M Smart Device Communications Framework that operates over transport networks Tech Bulletin TSB-4940 provides guidance for security of M2M architecture. POLICY (continues next slide) Cybersecurity Working Group Proposed intervention by U.S. and foreign governments into critical infrastructure to strengthen cybersecurity, e.g. voluntary NIST Cybersecurity Framework and mandatory reporting of cyber-based outages, in-country testing TIA is fighting mandates adding complexity in compliance or erecting barriers to trade without improving risk management. TIA influenced NIST Framework being implemented across public and private sectors. TIA successfully opposed efforts in Congress to impose regulation on ICT supply chains. If you source components or manufactures overseas, you could be affected. Public-private partnerships are effective vehicles for collaborating on current and emerging threats. TIA represents ICT manufacturer interests on numerous key Federal advisory bodies, including the DHS Communication Sector Coordinating Council, the DHS Information Technology Sector Coordinating Council, and the FCC Communications Security Reliability and Interoperability Council, among others. 11
12. 12 Cybersecurity: Focus & Impacts (cont.) E NGAGE FOCUS THE IMPACTS POLICY continued Cybersecurity Working Group Government and industry should be able to provide timely, bi- directional, and detailed cyber intelligence to help identify threats to protect both public and private networks. TIA lobbies significantly for passage of information sharing legislation that would make it easier for companies to share threat information with the government without fear of getting sued for privacy violations; and for government to share classified threat information with the private sector so that ICT manufacturers and service providers can better respond.. Industry-driven best practices and global standards should be relied upon for the security of critical infrastructure. In Congress and in front of Federal agencies, TIA consistently lobbies for the use of voluntary and industry-led standards in cybersecurity risk management, instead of top- down, one-size-fits-all mandates. Voluntary private sector security standards should be used as non-mandated means to secure the ICT supply chain. TIA ensures that conversations and proposals that impact members’ ability to manage their supply chains respect business-driven solutions and voluntary private sector security standards. Cybersecurity funding for federal research efforts should be prioritized. TIA consistently advocates for increased Federal research and development funding across key agencies, including the Department of Commerce’s Communications and Technology Lab and the National Science Foundation.
13. 13 Cybersecurity: Key Dates DATE ACTIVITIES IMPLICATIONS FEBRUARY 12, 2015 NIST Cybersecurity and Consumer Protection Workshop TIA urges that the Cybersecurity Framework applies to the owners and operators of critical infrastructure and not non-critical systems; points out that the international nature of the ICT industry requires a global approach to cybersecurity, and supports industry-driven adoption of commercially practical best practices and global standards. JUNE 2-4, 2015 Cybersecurity Content at TIA 2015: Network of the Future Keynote, panel and sponsor opportunities at leading ICT-focused conference. Information sharing on threats, efforts to mitigate risks of security breaches and the responsibility of the ICT industry to adopt privacy practices protecting end-user information. JUNE 2015 Next FCC Communications Security, Reliability and Interoperability Council (CSRIC) Convening Industry-led mapping of Cybersecurity Framework to communications critical infrastructure sector SUMMER 2015 Protecting Cyber Networks Act and National Cybersecurity Protection Advancement Act of 2015 Enable greater information sharing from private and public sectors about cybersecurity threats and vulnerabilities, providing networks and users with a stronger defense against attacks. ETA Q1 2016 TIA’s Physical Network Security Standard Protect networks from theft, vandalism, intrusions and unauthorized modifications. Affects data centers, Cloud/Colocation/ISPs, security equipment, automation, system integrators. EARLY 2016 First Communications Sector Coordinating Council (CSCC) Communications Sector Risk Assessment on Cybersecurity Risk Management Early warning, direct contributions to TIA cybersecurity positions.
14. 14 Cloud & Data Center: Challenges P R I VA C Y Balancing Big Data benefits against privacy considerations S E C U R I T Y Ensuring data is secured in healthcare, finance and throughout our daily lives S C A L E Defining NFV solutions that have global scale G L O B A L How do we pave the way for cross-border data flows and storage? E F F I C I E N C Y Building more efficient, programmable and scalable data centers C L O U D , D A T A C E N T E R C L O U D , D A T A C E N T E R F A C T S • Big data is fueling spending on cloud computing, which globally accounted for approximately $100 billion, generating double-digit growth in data center investment • U.S. cloud spending expected to hit $136.7B in 2017, a 15.5% compound annual increase from 2013
15. 15 Cloud, Data Centers: Focus & Impacts E NGAGE FOCUS THE IMPACTS MARKETS Market Intelligence Cybersecurity & Privacy Report, TIA Cloud Computing & Data Center Report Supports network and data center security planning; provides outlook, statistics and total spending for data centers and cloud computing. TIA NOW Video Covers data centers and cloud computing Investigates Data Center optimization and hurdles facing cloud adoption. Provides coverage of Mobile World Congress with executive interviews and industry panels and highlights from TIA’s Data Center Workshop. Networking SDN Programming at TIA 2015: Network of the Future Conference Provides industry networking, information exchange and education, including SDN 101 Tutorial and Certification, plus SDN and NFV focused conference content. TECHNOLOGY TR-42.1 Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling Subcommittee Develops standards for telecommunications cabling premises networks ANSI/TIA-942-A Telecommunications Infrastructure Standard for Data Centers decreases costs, provides planning and supports growth of computer systems. TIA 5017 Physical Network Security Standard for Data Centers (ETA Q1 2016) provides security systems’ implementation guidelines and protects the physical network against attacks and intrusions. POLICY Broadband and Convergence Working Group Deployment of technology neutral national broadband infrastructure Provides awareness to members and Federal agencies on matters that drive innovation and underpin the next generation of converged voice, data and video applications. Cybersecurity Working Group Security Covers legislative and regulatory actions affecting relationships between OEMs, carriers, OTT players and others. Spectrum Working Group Spectrum impact on data flows, uses of DCs, Public Safety PSAP upgrades Represents ICT industry in FCC proceedings regarding upgrades to data centers.
16. 16 Cloud, Data Centers: Key Dates DATE ACTIVITIES IMPLICATIONS JUNE 2, 2015 TIA NOW online video network features Greening Data Centers Panel Session at TIA Network of the Future Conference, Dallas, TX Increase profit margin, improve operations and reduce carbon footprint through green data center practices that utilize energy efficiency and renewable energy processes. JUNE 2, 2015 Simplifying the Cloud for Enterprise-Class Customers Session at TIA Network of the Future Conference, Dallas, TX Addresses service providers’ transition to a network comprised of a fluid network topology and architecture that hosts platforms for open-source development and programming. JUNE 2, 2015 Green is Gold: Increasing Margins by Designing Data Centers with Resource Efficiency in Mind Session at TIA Network of the Future Conference, Dallas, TX Addresses technologies, architectural designs and incentive-based programs that data center owners are adopting as they look to reduce their infrastructure’s PUE and DCIE and translate cost savings into profit. JUNE 3, 2015 Cybersecurity Breakfast at TIA Network of the Future Conference, Dallas, TX Information sharing from a panel of cybersecurity professionals on cyberthreats, risk mitigation of security breaches and the responsibility of the ICT industry to adopt privacy practices protecting end user information. SEPTEMBER 22, 2015 TIA Data Center Workshop, Silicon Valley, CA 25/50G Ethernet, Transition from 40/100G to 400G, Cross-Border Data Flows, Cybersecurity within Distributed Computing, Preparing the Workforce for Tomorrow’s Networking Needs. TBD Q2 2016 TR-42.1 Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling Subcommittee publishes TIA 5017 Physical Network Security Standard for Data Centers Standard provides security systems’ implementation guidelines to protect the physical network against attacks and intrusions. TBD Q2 2016 TR-42.1 Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling Subcommittee begins revision of ANSI/TIA-942-A Telecommunications Infrastructure Standard for Data Centers TIA’s best-selling standard provides data center design/installation requirements and guidelines that decrease retrofit costs and disruption and supports the growth and changes of computer systems. ONGOING Broadband Working Group, International Committee Reports, Findings, Filings Storage and use of data and information has privacy implications.
17. 17 Internet of Things: Challenges P R I VA C Y Leveraging billions of Big Data connections while maintaining privacy S E C U R I T Y Ensuring data is secured in healthcare, finance and throughout daily lives C Y B E R T H R E AT S Managing cyber threats to smart households (home routers, smart TVs, appliances), connected cars, wearable health devices, agricultural and industrial equipment G L O B A L Creating a global, standardized environment so all can gain on a global scale M2M market in 2013 = $8.5 B, expected to I N T E R N E T O F T H I N G S F A C T S • By far the fastest growing market segment in ICT (61.6% increase in 2013) • M2M market in 2013 = $8.5 B, expected to be $28 B in 2017, over 34% CAGR
18. 18 Internet of Things: Focus & Impacts E NGAGE FOCUS THE IMPACTS MARKETS Market Intelligence TIA Market Review & Forecast Identifies growth in M2M and IoT. TIA NOW Videos Feature IoT and Industrial M2M; adoption of IoT and Security Issues; IoT and Connected Car; IoT Documentary Covers benefits, challenges in IoT adoption in industrial, vehicular and consumer markets and implications for the network. Visibility for IoT companies’ positions, brands, execs and customer stories. Networking Keynotes and IoT Luncheon at Network of Future Conference; oneM2M Showcase Identifies impacts of IoT on the network, explores explosive growth in all verticals, addresses Industrial IoT, Robotics and Social IoT. TECHNOLOGY Georgia Tech Agreement Certification of Smart Devices Initial IoT Device Certification Process. TR-50 Smart Device Engineering Committee Access-agnostic, vertical-agnostic device communications Connectivity of multiple devices and technologies spanning multiple industries. oneM2M Global Partnership TIA Founding Partner Global harmonization of M2M standards. Information from oneM2M is used to develop TIA standards that increase efficiency and decrease product cost. TR-45 Mobile & Point-to- Point Communications CDMA innovations for M2M technologies Built standards to support M2M functions on the cdma2000 network. POLICY Technical Regulatory Policy Committee Certification of devices, insuring consistency in products and services. Policies increasingly important to ICT industry and consumers, enterprise and government. TIA single-handedly brought about electronic labelling for equipment requiring FCC approval in the US, with an estimated $80 million savings for the industry, decreasing both cost and time-to-market for equipment manufacturers. TIA is working further for eLabeling and other improvements to certification processes in the US and abroad. IoT-M2M Ad Hoc Group TIA developing comprehensive positions on IoT issues (spectrum, data security, privacy, standards) No other trade association has undertaken such a focused approach. TIA helping shape regulatory environment for members investing in IoT. Standards and IPR Policy Committee Policies regarding the use of standards by private and public entities, as well as the interplay of intellectual property rights in this ecosystem. Effecting policies in the US and elsewhere that reflect the priority for open, voluntary and consensus-based standards and systems that adequately allow for the protection of IPR contributed to these standards. Such policies are reflected today in the USG. 18
19. 19 Internet of Things: Key Dates DATE ACTIVITIES IMPLICATIONS DECEMBER 2014 TR-45 Plenary Meeting Developing industry lead standards supporting M2M on the existing cdma2000 network. 4Q 2014 TIA White Paper on IoT Policy Recommendations Proactive advocacy on key issues faced by regulators impacted by the IoT. 4Q 2014 EU, Canadian & ASEAN eLabeling regulatory input TIA working with more administrations toward expanded eLabeling adoption JANUARY 2015 oneM2M Technical Plenary Meeting, Miami, FL First, full oneM2M Release scheduled for approval. JANUARY 2015 oneM2M White Paper: The Interoperability Enabler Explains critical need for interoperability to bring M2M / iOT ecosystems together. 1Q 2015 TIA IoT Roundtable & White Paper Release event to include member companies, Congressional representatives, consortia. FEBRUARY 2015 TIA NOW IoT and Connected Car Video Panel From telematics to the connection of personal vehicles will change the face of mobility and communications. TIA NOW takes a close look at how this trend is impacting the network. MARCH 26, 2015 Internet of Things Roundtable, Washington, DC Policy discussion on security and privacy MARCH 2015 TIA NOW IoT Documentary Industrial device to device connectivity is now the connection of everything. TIA NOW investigates what this means for the relationship between telcos and the enterprise. JUNE 2-4 2015 OneM2M Showcase at TIA 2015: Network of the Future Demonstrations from companies working to deploy services and technologies using the oneM2M specifications. oneM2M strategists and technologists providing a comprehensive view of what is possible. ONGOING IoT M2M Policy Working Group Launch September 22 to determine goals, scope and priorities. JULY 20-24 2015 oneM2M Technical Plenary (TP18), Philadelphia PA Deadline for new requirements to include in oneM2M Release 2 specifications 19
20. 20 Public Safety: Challenges S P E C T R U M A U C T I O N S Finalizing the spectrum auctions to fund FirstNet P u b l i c S a f e t y - Working with FirstNet on plans for the Nationwide Public Safety Broadband Network; with the FCC on modernizing access to 9-1-1. S U P P LY I N G T H E T E C H Addressing growing needs of first responders; providing technology for FirstNet P U B L I C S A F E T Y F A C T S • Billions planned for FirstNet buildout investment • Principal areas of expenditures include disaster recovery, cloud computing, data security, emergency response effectiveness and enhanced communication systems
21. 21 Public Safety: Focus & Impacts E NGAGE FOCUS THE IMPACTS MARKETS TIA NOW Video Public Safety Communications Series features P25 digital public safety radio standards; expert roundtable on the 25th anniversary of P25; case study of member company focused on FirstNet and public safety. TECHNOLOGY Mobile & Private Radio Standards Mobile and Private Radio Communications Systems TIA-102 Standard covers requirements for mission-critical push-to-talk (PTT); joint project on PTT voice interoperation between land mobile radio and Long Term Evolution (LTE). P25 Interoperability in public safety communications P25 standards for interoperable digital radio communications represent a high level of cooperation between manufacturers and the agencies that deploy wireless mobile networks. POLICY Public Safety Working Group Input to FirstNet’s plan Helping establish the supplier ecosystem fueling FirstNet's buildout of a Nationwide Public Safety Broadband Network; Ongoing Local/State buildout of Public Safety communications infrastructure. Interactions with FCC Modernize 9-1-1 issues: location accuracy, text & reliability. Rules changes associated with Public Safety spectrum transitions.
22. 22 Public Safety: Key Dates DATE ACTIVITIES IMPLICATIONS OCTOBER 2014 TIA celebrates 25 years of Interoperability - Project 25 Project 25 – worldwide acceptance for public safety, security, public service and commercial applications of interoperable digital two-way wireless communications products. P25 is the dominant digital public safety technology in the U.S. and is accepted as a primary standard in 83 countries. FEBRUARY 2015 TIA NOW: FirstNet & Public Safety Case Study On-site coverage of FirstNet applications APRIL 17-19, 2015 Public Safety content at TIA Spring Policy Summit Keynote from FirstNet official, interaction with government officials ONGOING Public Safety Working Group, Mobile & Personal Radio Engineering Committee Meetings Continue work on TIA-102 suite of standards for public safety Project 25.
23. 23 Broadband & Spectrum: Challenges S P E C T R U M S H A R I N G Increased spectrum sharing reshaping traditional business models S M A L L C E L L & O F F L O A D Unlicensed spectrum uses and small cell deployments are expanding mobile capacity, but require more investment. S U P P LY I N G T H E T E C H Increased spectrum sharing is reshaping traditional licensed models. TV channels will be rearranged and sold to mobile carriers. Satellite operations are competing with terrestrial mobile carriers with new services. Technologies such as cognitive radio are permitting more spectrum sharing, allowing for more intensive spectrum use. Exotic antenna technologies are pushing the envelope forward into the SHF and EHF bands. B R O A D B A N D , S P E C T R U M B R O A D B A N D , S P E C T R U M F A C T S • Mobile Data Traffic grew 81% in 2013 • Smart Devices = 21 % of total mobile devices, but = 88% of mobile data traffic
24. 24 Broadband, Spectrum: Focus & Impacts E NGAGE FOCUS THE IMPACTS MARKETS Market Intelligence Annual Market Review & Forecast, Spectrum White Paper, 5G White Paper Extensive coverage of trends, stats and facts on broadband spending, & spectrum policy. TIA NOW Video Features & documentary on broadband adoption and FCC spectrum auction. Series and documentary covering technological innovations and successes of "gigabit city" Rock Hill, SC; discusses what's in store for broadband capacity and rural adoption in 2015; and explores FCC's TV spectrum auction and demands for ICT capacity. Networking TIA Wireless and Cellular Workshop Series Get the fundamental knowledge needed on wide variety of topics including Radio Frequency, Wi-Fi, Data Offloading, Microwave Backhaul, LTE, LTE-Advanced and more 5G Workshop & Roundtable 5G-focused events bring together carriers, suppliers, developers and academics to identify the drivers for 5G, potential architectures, transition path to 5G for operators, new business models and applications. TECHNOLOGY TR-45 Mobile and Point-to-Point Communications Standards These standards define interoperability and performance standards for cdma2000 networks. Supports hundreds of deployed cdma2000 networks worldwide. POLICY (cont. next slide) Spectrum Policy Working Group Opportunities for unlicensed use in the 5 GHz band TIA strongly supported FCC rules opening more 5 GHz spectrum to unlicensed devices, and provided technical comments that informed FCC rulemaking. Voluntary incentive auction to transition TV broadcast spectrum to mobile broadband FCC moving towards holding incentive auction in early 2016. TIA filed amicus brief defending FCC’s proposed rules against court challenges from broadcasters. FCC also proposed allowing unlicensed white-space devices to operate in post-600 MHz bands. TIA will raise concerns regarding possible harmful interference to licensees. 24
25. 25 Broadband, Spectrum: Focus & Impacts (cont.) E NGAGE FOCUS THE IMPACTS POLICY continued Spectrum Policy Working Group "Innovation Band" at 3.5 GHz TIA is engaged with FCC to open a new band for small cells and new spectrum sharing approaches. Carriers, institutions and general public users will all be permitted in the band, which will be administered in real time by third-party spectrum administrators. Improving federal spectrum management TIA engages with NTIA and Congress to improve federal spectrum management, including better incentives for agencies to use spectrum efficiently and/or enable commercial use. Millimeter-Wave Spectrum Millimeter-wave technologies promise tremendous bandwidth and gain, and represent one tool among others for use in 5G deployment. TIA is participating in the FCC inquiry into millimeter-wave technologies, based on input from stakeholders. Communications Research Division and Spectrum Policy Working Group FCC/NTIA Model City project for spectrum sharing TIA participates in early discussions regarding a potential “model city” to facilitate the testing of spectrum-sharing technologies. FCC/NTIA workshop planned for April 2015. Spectrum Sharing R&D White Paper Makes the case for supporting funding for spectrum sharing research. Identifies promising technologies that could increase spectrum supply. Used in advocacy to NTIA, FCC, and Congress. International Committee International Government Coordination Global Harmonization for spectrum supporting world wireless markets, including 50 MHz of globally harmonized spectrum in recently completed AWS-3 auction. TIA is on FCC Advisory Committee for the World Radio Conference 2015. TIA submitted feedback (through USITO) on China's proposed revisions to their radio regulations in 2014. TIA coordinated Spectrum Roundtable with senior Chinese government officials in 2014.
26. 26 Broadband, Spectrum: Key Dates DATE ACTIVITIES IMPLICATIONS JANUARY 2015 Department of Defense-sponsored Spectrum Sharing Consortium TIA participating in government-industry consortium charged with speeding adoption of spectrum sharing technologies JANUARY 2015 FCC Notice of Inquiry for Spectrum Bands Above 24 GHz TIA filed comments with FCC as it begins considering millimeter-wave spectrum. This FCC proceeding will affect future ICT opportunities. FEBRUARY-MARCH 2015 Voluntary Incentive Auction of spectrum TIA filing comments in February on possible harmful interference from unlicensed devices in the band. TIA filed amicus brief defending FCC against challenges from broadcasters; oral arguments in March 2015. MARCH 2015 TIA NOW Gigabit City Case Study Gigabit cities are changing the economies of cities and towns big and small. What was once a transformation of these towns by large service providers, is now happening faster and cheaper, and without the wait. APRIL 17-19, 2015 Broadband, spectrum and equipment authorization content at TIA Spring Policy Summit Attendees interact with FCC and Congressional leaders on spectrum and hardware issues JUNE 2-4 2015 Full-day track on Next-Generation Mobile Networks at TIA 2015: Network of the Future Sessions on U.S. 5G, VoLTE, SDN/NFV, In-Building wireless, mobile backhaul SEPT 30 & OCT 21 2015 TIA Wireless & Cellular Workshops on Small Cells/DAS; Microwave Backhaul & Design Series of full-day educational programs on wireless technology for ICT executives, taught by university engineering professors ONGOING Wireless Engineering Committee Meetings; Spectrum Policy Working Group TR-45 developing industry-led standards supporting interoperability, security, and functionality on the existing cdma2000 network.
27. 27 Connected Car: Challenges C O N N E C T E D C A R F A C T S • Demand for increased safety, connectivity, infotainment, reduced driver distraction, ITS will grow 3x in next 4 years • $20 billion global market in 2013 projected to increase to $130 billion by 2019 S A F E T Y Decreasing number of vehicle accidents by providing drivers with more situational information and automating more processes G L O B A L Building global solutions for automakers based on compatible standards while encouraging competitive innovation. S E C U R I T Y & P R I VA C Y Protecting against unwanted access to onboard systems and vehicle diagnostics; making the right investments in technology while ensuring stable policy environment for growth; protecting personal data S P E C T R U M & P O L I C Y Testing 5.9 GHz sharing with unlicensed devices. Researching benefits of Connected Car and Autonomous Vehicle technology, promoting pro-competition policies
28. 28 Connected Car: Focus & Impacts E NGAGE FOCUS THE IMPACTS MARKETS Market Intelligence October 2014 Connected Car Report Review of connected car developments and trends of interest to ICT industry. TIA NOW Video December 2014 Video Panel: IoT and the Connected Car The connected car is a mobile data center packed full of, and connecting to devices of all types. Industry leaders in the connected car space review companies’ plans to address risk, regulation, and exploding data demand. Networking March 2015 Connected Car Roundtable Trends and business opportunities in the Connected Car ecosystem. TECHNOLOGY TR-48 Vehicular Telematics Committee Focus on vehicle-to-vehicle network, in- vehicle connectivity, vehicle data ownership and privacy issues Latest information regarding standards needs and efforts on communications technologies within vehicles; peer networking and liaison with Connected Vehicle Trade Association (CVTA), IEEE, ISO TC204 WG16, oneM2M, ITU-T Study Group 16. Exchanging latest information on standards needs for communications technologies within vehicles. POLICY ITS Working Group Engage with legislators on ICT-specific concerns in transportation Work with Congress to ensure that long-term highway funding includes research on safety benefits of autonomous vehicles and ITS pilots / testbeds using ICT technologies such as advanced 4G/LTE, 5G, Wi-Fi, DSRC and satellite. TIA raises concerns about Dept. of Transportation’s broad interpretation of its authority with respect to consumer devices used in vehicles or vehicle software. 5.9 GHz / Dedicated Short Range Communications (DSRC) Coordinating with TIA Spectrum Working Group to advance discussions within Congress, DoT, FCC to further development proposals to test spectrum sharing. Vehicle cybersecurity Advocate use of industry-led global standards, self-governance and public- private partnerships to address privacy and security concerns. Ensure that government works with existing security efforts in other industries.
29. 29 Connected Car: Key Dates DATE ACTIVITIES IMPLICATIONS MONTHLY TIA Intelligent Transportation Systems Working Group Meetings Update members on recent or new regulatory/legislative actions, TIA advocacy efforts and generate discussion among member companies about items TIA should address related to Intelligent Transportation Systems including Connected Cars and Autonomous Vehicles. AUGUST 2014 NHTSA Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on Vehicle-to- Vehicle Communications TIA developed formal comments based on ITS Working Group member consensus to present the ICT industry’s perspective. DECEMBER 2014 NHTSA Request for Comment on Automotive Electronics Safety and Security MARCH 30, 2015 TIA Connected Car and Autonomous Vehicle Workshop, Concord, CA Day-long event with key stakeholders on the growing role of connectivity in transportation, in conjunction with launch of Autonomous Vehicle Testbed MARCH 2015 TIA NOW: Connected Car Panel Discussion, TIA HQ TIA NOW covers the impact of next generation networks including small cell technologies and LTE on the evolution of the connected car. APRIL 17-19, 2015 Connected Car content at TIA Spring Policy Summit, MD Networking with transportation officials guiding Connected Car research and pilot projects JUNE 2-4, 2015 Connected Car sessions at TIA 2015: Network of the Future Keynote, panel and sponsor opportunities at leading ICT-focused conference, featuring GM/OnStar & Dept of Transportation SUMMER 2015 Congressional Efforts on Long-Term Highway Trust Fund legislation Engage with members of the House T&I Committee to increase consideration of the growing ICT benefits to transportation and funding for these technologies in a long-term highway bill.
30. 30 Small Cell & DAS: Challenges S M A L L C E L L , D A S F A C T S • Small cells and DAS will play a major role in alleviating network congestion, becoming principal tech for wireless base stations • Growth of base stations from 5 million in 2013 to 70 million by 2017 P U B L I C S A F E T Y Role of small cell and DAS in critical communications for first responders I N - B U I L D I N G C O V E R A G E Role of small cell in local network designs for enterprises; propagation and building penetration N E T W O R K C O N G E S T I O N Designing and implementing small cell technologies to divert or manage high-bandwidth data demands S P E C T R U M & P O L I C Y Impacts of spectrum constraints and data prioritization on small cell and DAS designs
31. 31 Small Cell & DAS: Focus & Impacts E NGAGE FOCUS THE IMPACTS MARKETS TIA NOW Video Healthcare ICT & DAS Case Studies and Panel This series features DAS / Small Cell and cellular solutions on-site at casino and healthcare facilities, and a panel of experts in these technologies. Networking TIA 2014 Network of the Future - DAS & Small Cell RT Deep dive into specifics of DAS and small cell moderated by HetNet Forum Director. TECHNOLOGY TR-42.1 Telecommunications Cabling and Premise Cabling Subcommittee Developing industry standards related to cabling and connectivity of premise-based cabling Developing Bulletin for Structured Cabling Infrastructure Guidelines to support Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS). Building components can act as a barrier for cellular communication, therefore a DAS is recommended to increase signals. Significant number of North American fire jurisdictions have adopted standards for in- building public safety radio-enhancement systems (RES) to ensure adequate in- building radio coverage for public-safety personnel during situations requiring a response by emergency personnel. Targeted ETA of published bulletin is 2Q 2015. TR-50 Smart Devices Standards Committee Creating device agnostic communications Communications layer of devices spanning multiple industries and technologies. POLICY Spectrum Policy Working Group Access to spectrum TIA has been engaged with FCC to open a new band for small cells and new spectrum sharing approaches. Carriers, institutions and general public users will all be permitted in the band, which will be run by third-party spectrum administrators. Communications Research Division and Spectrum Policy Working Group Spectrum Sharing R&D White Paper Makes case for supporting funding for research in spectrum sharing, and identifies promising avenues for technologies that could increase spectrum supply. Used in advocacy to NTIA, FCC, and Congress throughout 2014. Broadband Working Group Net neutrality A broad network technology and usage view of the impact of Net Neutrality decisions.
32. 32 Small Cell, DAS: Key Upcoming Dates DATE ACTIVITIES IMPLICATIONS JUNE 2015 TIA and InterDigital are publishing the 5G Networks, Global Operator Survey and White Paper 5G will impact every aspect of connectivity, every industry and service provider. The TIA 5G White Paper explores and educates on the impact of 5G on network operators worldwide. JUNE 1 2015 TIA 2015 Conference – Tour of AT&T Stadium, Dallas TX AT&T Stadium has one of the largest DAS installations, capable of carrying 6 TB of traffic. Tour highlights wireless and data center technologies. JUNE 1-4 2015 TIA 2015: Network of the Future, Dallas TX: Next-Generation Mobile Networks Educational Track This track addresses evolution to an all-IP, data-centric network composed of highly dense, heterogeneous small cells. 1Q 2016 Target ETA of published bulletin Structured Cabling Infrastructure Guidelines to support Distributed Antenna Systems Cabling guidelines available to increase adequate in-building radio coverage for emergency personnel during crisis situations . SEPT 30 2015 TIA & RF Academics seminar & certification: Understanding Small Cells and DAS, Arlington VA Full-day educational program on small cell and DAS technology for ICT executives, from TIA’s exclusive Wireless & Cellular Workshops series NOV 11-12 2015 TIA Small Cell & DAS Workshop, Arlington VA This event brings together the wireless ecosystem of suppliers and manufacturers, distributors and VARs, integrators, engineers and communications service providers focused on Small Cells & DAS. 4Q 2015 Expected FCC decision on “Innovation Band” Citizens Broadband Radio Service next steps and service rules. Launch of market for 3.5 GHz small-cell backhaul / fronthaul networks. TIA is a prominent voice in the regulatory process for this new wireless service.
33. 33 Healthcare ICT: Challenges U.S. Healthcare IT spending will increase from H E A L T H C A R E I C T F A C T S • Healthcare is being transformed to a digital system, for practitioners, patients, remote research facilities, telemedicine and improved care • U.S. Healthcare IT spending will increase from $16 billion in 2012 to $23 billion in 2017 N E T N E U T R A L I T Y & P O L I C Y Impact on data prioritization for Healthcare ICT in Net Neutrality debate PAT I E N T C A R E Role of ICT in improving lives of patients as population ages and demands increase D I G I TA L R E C O R D S Requirements to retain, analyze and transfer healthcare records in a secure environment; data location and ownership R E M O T E M O N I T O R I N G Providing technology and communications to empower patients and medical facilities with accurate, reliable health monitoring for long-term care and at-risk patients
34. 34 Healthcare ICT: Focus & Impacts E NGAGE FOCUS THE IMPACTS MARKETS Market Intelligence TIA Market Review & Forecast Identifies growth in M2M and IoT. TIA NOW Video Healthcare ICT On-Site Case Studies & Interviews This series features DAS, Ethernet and cellular solutions on-site at hospitals in FL and NY, and interviews industry leaders on securing healthcare data. Highlights Ethernet cellular and DAS solutions at hospitals in NY and FL; explores eHealth leaders’ concerns and challenges with securing healthcare information. Networking TIA 2015 Network of the Future - featuring Healthcare ICT programming Identifies impacts of IoT, sensors and Big Data on the network including healthcare TECHNOLOGY TR-49 Healthcare ICT Healthcare ICT Standards Exploring core-to-cloud interfaces for bio-sensors, medical devices and applications POLICY Healthcare IT Working Group Medicare reimbursements to licensed clinicians for time spent providing telehealth and remote monitoring chronic care management services Increased support of remote monitoring and telehealth services in subsidized medicine directly correlates with increased need for connected medical devices and network services which TIA members provide. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approach to medical device data systems used to collect and transmit patient generated health data Because of TIA and its member companies' efforts, the FDA has proposed to de- regulate this class of product. TIA members will see significantly less cost and time in getting new and innovative ICT into the healthcare market. Reimbursements to eligible healthcare providers for purchases of equipment & software for electronic health records Increased use of remote monitoring technologies in approved EHR systems directly correlates with increased need for connected medical devices and network services. 34
35. 35 Healthcare ICT: Key Dates DATE ACTIVITIES IMPLICATIONS SEPTEMBER 2014 Comments filed on CMS Physician Fee Schedule regarding reimbursement policy for telehealth services under Medicare/Medicaid Leading the ICT industry in advocating for the reimbursement of telehealth and remote monitoring activities under Medicare. 4Q 2014 CMS proposes EHR reimbursement ("Meaningful Use") policies for licensed clinicians (to include patient-generated health data) TIA promotes the full inclusion of patient-generated health data in this multi-billion dollar electronic health record reimbursement program. JANUARY 2015 House Draft Bill on 21st Century Cures expected TIA in discussions with Congressional representatives promoting provisions for telehealth and remote monitoring in this legislation. FEBRUARY 4, 2015 TIA Telehealth Technologies Showcase and Reception, Capitol Hill, DC Opportunity to connect with HIMMS Foundation, government leadership and others on Remote Monitoring and eHealth technologies JUNE 2-4, 2015 Healthcare ICT content at TIA 2015: Network of the Future Keynote, panel & sponsor opportunities at leading ICT-focused conference. ONGOING Health IT Policy Working Group Meetings; TIA-led multi-stakeholder meetings (~15 other healthcare associations involved) Group representing over 20 associations from across the healthcare space and led by TIA. The group has found consensus views on critical telehealth and remote monitoring policies at several agencies.