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IEEE- P2600 PP Validation Suggested Process and Update

This document provides an overview of the IEEE P2600PP validation process, including the sponsors, updates, and milestones achieved. It also discusses the expenses involved and upcoming activities.

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IEEE- P2600 PP Validation Suggested Process and Update

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  1. IEEE- P2600PP Validation Suggested Process and Update Members: Ron Nevo, Brian Smithson , Alan Sukert, Lee Farrell, Nancy Chen, Carmen Aubry, peter Cybuck Dec 2008

  2. Lexmark -Yes • HP- Yes • Canon- Yes • Ricoh- Yes • Sharp- Yes • Konica Minolta- Yes • Toshiba- Yes • OKI-Yes • Oce-Yes • Kyocera-Yes • Xerox- Yes • Fuji-Xerox – Yes • InfoPrint- Yes • Samsung- Yes • Total 14 companies Who are the Sponsors

  3. License Agreement for 10 copies- • IEEE provided the license to all the sponsors

  4. Sponsors Process start 8/2007 • We have 13 sponsor companies-2-4/2008 • Decision to go with Atsec 2/5/2008 - • Atsec provided S.O.W to IEEE by 2/29/08 • Formal discussions with NIAP on 3/2/08 – • IEEE provided Contract - 4/1/08 • Start formal evaluation (with family of P.Ps) 4/14/2008 • P2600 Backgrounder- finished 4/20/08- • IEEE- Pres release -selecting Atsec 4/29/2008 • New style of PP (Packages/options) (based on Atsec review) 5/2008 • 8/2008 PP are ready for the vote process Process past activities

  5. We have to come up with $16,800 to buy the PP rights from IEEE (total expense is $46,800) • In to-day market I think it is impossible !!! • We need to tell IEEE no cost to P2600 or no PP!! • $30,000 is enough !!!!! • Are we submitting production PP ? • Complete PP- (Packages) Almost Done • Incorporate current comments 12/12/2008 • Officially submit the revised PP to Atsec 12/10/2008 • ETR report from Atsec 12/30/2008 (tentative). “it is a stable PP now” • Atsec will Submit: • PP-A to NIAP –US Scheme 1/2009 • PP_A,B,C,D to BSI-German Scheme 1/2009 (tentative) • Comments from NIAP 2/2009 • Approved PP version for IEEE (approved RevCom) 3/2008 • IEEE P.R release of PPs 3/2009? • See schedule for details Process new activities

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