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Prof. Dr. Viliam Sarian, NAN RA Acad., Vice-Chairman FG Innovation

Bridging the Gap: From Innovation to Standards (FG Innovation). Issues affecting the evaluation of the beneficial effect of new technologies and ways to solve these issues. Prof. Dr. Viliam Sarian, NAN RA Acad., Vice-Chairman FG Innovation Director of Science & Research Center FSUE NIIR.

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Prof. Dr. Viliam Sarian, NAN RA Acad., Vice-Chairman FG Innovation

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  1. Bridging the Gap: From Innovation to Standards (FG Innovation) Issues affecting the evaluation of the beneficial effect of new technologies and ways to solve these issues. Prof. Dr. Viliam Sarian, NAN RA Acad., Vice-Chairman FG Innovation Director of Science & Research Center FSUE NIIR 10th September 2012 Moscow

  2. This report develops author’s ideas, presented in 23rd European Regional Conference (Vienna, Austria, July 1-4, 2012)

  3. Outline Study on estimation of beneficial effect of new technologies Problem identification Authors’ solution presented in FG Innovation Experimental site: information control network 3

  4. Recent ITU study on problems of ICT development • ITU-D SG 2 (Information and communication infrastructure and technology development, emergency telecommunications and climate-change adaptation) • Focus Group “Bridging the Gap: From Innovation to Standards” • Various workshops, e.g. “Future Networks standardization” (June, 2012)

  5. ICT development problems identified by ITU • Standardization gap: low involvement of developing countries in the work on creation new standards and recommendations • Manufacturers do not take into account need of developing countries • Lag between investments and return on them is too long for developing countries (more than technology obsolescence period)

  6. General solution: socioeconomical standards • Socioeconomical standards should combine the traditional engineering goals (effectiveness, modularity, security) with technology adoption and long-term success goals. • Parties involved in socieconomical standardization process: • Communication administrations • Operators • Independent experts • Members of the public

  7. The main obstacle to adopt socioeconomical standards Child mortality rate, literacy rate, gross domestic product… No connection Mean service provision time, mean time between failures,… Bitrate, time delay, …

  8. ITU-D approach (Recommendation Y.3001) Tussle analysis: Step 1: Identify all primary stakeholder roles and their characteristics for the functionality under investigation Step 2: Identify tussles among identified stakeholders Step 3: For each tussle assess the impact to each stakeholder and potential spillovers

  9. Disadvantages of tussle analysis • Low objectivity (analysis is fully based on expert opinions) • It is unclear which stakeholders should be involved • Impossibility to make expectations before the actual technology deployement

  10. Typical process (TP) concept A typical process (TP) is a process that is regularly and repeatedly reproduced by an entity and is associated with maintaining the stable existence and evolution of said entity. Examples of entities producing TPs: • An engineering system • A single person • A social group • The whole of society Examples of TPs: • Food supply • Relation with government authorities • Emergency management

  11. Typical process metrics • Time metric: how much of time on TP production does the entity saves through new ICT deployment • Coverage metric: the number of users of an IC service that involves some new technology or the number of people that have the potential to produce the TPs with which these services are connected

  12. Usage of TP concept for socieconomical standardization process High-level metrics TP theory (interdisciplinary: technical sciences, economy, sociology, psychology, etc. Typical process metrics Service models QoS metrics OSS Network element metrics

  13. Experimental site: information control networks (ICNs)

  14. Advantages of ICN for research tasks • Centralized architecture allows to gather all the necessary data in one place • Wide variety of services gives ability to study the full range of phenomena in ICT • Large number of users (500’000 in the experimental site) Operation is expected to start in autumn 2012

  15. Bridging the Gap: From Innovation to Standards (FG Innovation) Thank you for your attention! Dr. Prof. Viliam Sarian, Director of Science & Research Center FSUE NIIR Vice-Chairman FG Innovation 10th September 2012 Moscow

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