1 / 12

«  NGN, strategies for shaping future regulation : the value added of standardisation »

«  NGN, strategies for shaping future regulation : the value added of standardisation ». Didier Chauveau ETSI OCG ECN&S Chairman ETSI Board Vice Chairman ARCEP - Head of Prospective Unit didier.chauveau@arcep.fr.

taya
Download Presentation

«  NGN, strategies for shaping future regulation : the value added of standardisation »

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. «  NGN, strategies for shaping future regulation : the value added of standardisation » Didier Chauveau ETSI OCG ECN&S Chairman ETSI Board Vice Chairman ARCEP - Head of Prospective Unit didier.chauveau@arcep.fr Disclaimer: The views expressed in this presentation are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of the ARCEP, the Chairman, any Executive Board Member (Commissioners). NGN Workshop - 22 June 2005

  2. Mobile, Internet, Fixed subscriptions French Market Source ARCEP NGN Workshop - 22 June 2005

  3. Fixed Broadband access Source ARCEP French Market NGN Workshop - 22 June 2005

  4. Fixed Broadband Access, moving towards NGN • Voice over Broadband is a driver for unlimited national calls : • More than 1 million of subscribers by end of March 2005. One VoB provider is not so far from the million of subscribers. • Internet access offers towards higher bit rates : • DSL national coverage is planned by end 2005, • ADSL 2+ (up to 20 Mbps) roll out is already planned. • Triple play enablers : • Home gateways market is moving on: more than 1,5 million of home gateways on the French market, • Pay TV on DSL offers with various ISPs. NGN Workshop - 22 June 2005

  5. Convergence Converging Customer experience 100 -- Portable 10 -- Convergence will be around 100Mbit/s and within next 10 years Mbit/s 1 -- Fixed Mobile Source ETSI ¦1995 ¦2000 ¦2005 ¦2010 ¦2015 1990 NGN Workshop - 22 June 2005

  6. NGN : Where is the value ? Services and Applications Middleware Transport Access networks • ETSI is looking towards a new organisation. NGN Workshop - 22 June 2005

  7. NGN : the strategic data • The value of service creation increases with NGN. • The strategic data to support service creation : • Presence, • location, • subscriber profile, • buddy list, • privacy, • numbering, naming, addressing, • terminal equipment and home gateway features, • … • Will Access to these strategic data become an issue? NGN Workshop - 22 June 2005

  8. Standardisation and regulation • Regulatory issues to be embedded by standardisation : • Emergency calls, • legal interception, • numbering, • number portability, • quality of service (parameters, grade of service, etc.) • control of expenditure, • caller location, • privacy, • network integrity , • interoperability of pan-European services, • frequency issues, etc. • Competition issues to be embedded by standardisation : • Relevant markets : standards to improve competition, standards to improve access to, and use of, specific network facilities, etc. NGN Workshop - 22 June 2005

  9. Time Standards : You are “in” or “out”… Regulation Standardization Supports the objectives of EU Framework Fine tuning of market sector (ex ante regulation) Standards and regulation are interlinked by default, standards also need to support competition objectives, lack of standardisation will delay introduction of competition on retail markets. NGN Workshop - 22 June 2005

  10. ETSI and ECN&S regulatory framework • ETSI established an ad-hoc group on Electronic Communications Networks and Services (OCG ECN&S) • To provide a horizontal co-ordination for issues related to the ETSI support for the implementation of the European Directives; • to co-ordinate ETSI contributions to the definition of the Framework Directive Article 17 “List of Standards”; • to share views and understanding between regulators and ETSI technical bodies experts on regulation and standardisation issues. • OCG ECN&S : A meeting place for coordination between regulators and ETSI technical bodies experts on regulation and standardisation issues. NGN Workshop - 22 June 2005

  11. To achieve the goals… • Standards must be market led / driven: • The market longs for services and applications, • technology is not an end in itself. • Standardizers and Regulators must co-operate : • Global market place for telecommunications, • ETSI adapted its structure for such cooperation (OCG R&TTE, OCG ECN&S). • Standardizers must work with Regulators for innovative solutions in order to: • Encourage smart technological development, • ensure a stable environment for investment. NGN Workshop - 22 June 2005

  12. Thanking you for your attention. www.etsi.org www.portal.etsi.org www.portal.etsi.org/OCG ECN&S www.arcep.fr “ETSI is the preferred organisation for the ICT industry and other stakeholders, to develop standards and specifications for the global market, and to support regional initiatives as appropriate.”ETSI HLRG report NGN Workshop - 22 June 2005

More Related