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Constituents

Explore TIA's latest initiatives in mobile communication technologies, standards development, and strategic partnerships. Discover the key pillars, priorities, and activities shaping the future of telecommunications. Stay updated on TIA's collaborations with industry leaders and regulatory bodies to drive innovation and growth in the digital landscape.

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Constituents

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  1. TIA Framework = Constituents Pillars Priorities Activities

  2. Ed Mikoski Vice President, Standards & Business Development

  3. Pillar Priorities New Activities New

  4. Mobile Communications Technologies • TIA and 3GPP2 prepared ITU-R M1457 detailed specifications of the radio interfaces of International Mobile Telecommunications-2000 (IMT-2000) cdma multicarrier component • TR-45 about to publish Joint Standard J-Std-100 on Commercial Mobile Alert Service (CMAS) with ATIS

  5. Intelligent Transport Systems • Reaching out to ITS America – developing cooperation agreement (MoU) for collaboration in ITS activities • Developing funding model for TC204 Secretariat and US Advisory Groups Technologies

  6. User Premises Equipment Technologies • TR-42 has re-organized the collection of standards to a 3-category structure • Common • Premises • Component • C0 and C1 Revisions now being published

  7. Premises Cabling Standards Common Standards Premises Standards Component Standards ANSI/TIA-568-C.0 Cabling ANSI/TIA-568-C.2 Twisted Pair ANSI/TIA-568-C.1 Commercial Bldg ANSI/TIA-569-B Pathways & Spaces ANSI/TIA-570-B Residential ANSI/TIA-568-C.3 Optical Fiber Cabling ANSI/TIA-608-A Administration ANSI/TIA-942 Data Centers ANSI/TIA-1005 Industrial ANSI/TIA-607.B Grounding ANSI/TIA-758-A Outside Plant ANSI/TIA-862 Bldg Automation

  8. Technology Healthcare ICT Technologies Technologies • Create a body to address marketplace issues as an incubator for specific standards • Develop identified standards within the • TR-49 Committee

  9. Technology • Green Building Technology Alliance formed to work with US Green Building Council LEED program • TIA, BICSI, CABA, InfoComm • US Department of Energy Data Center Energy Efficiency Workshop • Recommendations forthcoming • Committee TR-42 Environmental Aspects • Coordinating through Subcommittee TR-42.3 Technologies Technologies Environmental

  10. Technologies • Create incubator forums under TIA Technical Committee to identify and discuss issues to: • Define scope of work • Identify specific standards projects • Subsequent assignment to existing or newly formed standards committee New

  11. Technology • New technology initiatives: • Targeted Messaging • Ruggedized Handsets • Femtocells • Home Technology Forum • Machine to Machine (M2M) Technologies New

  12. Standards • Increase royalties from sales of standards • Improve collection of Engineering Committee Participation fees • Initiated sales on ANSI web site • Work with IHS and TIA marketing to implement Search Engine Optimization for virtual catalog Sales/Funding/Marketing

  13. Standards • Back adoption of international standards • Development of standards-related podcasts • Devising and implementing funding models for certain standards programs (Project MESA, ISO TC204 Secretariat / TAG Administration) • Successfully pass ANSI Accreditation Audit Sales/Funding/Marketing

  14. Standards Department Funding Trend Normalized to 2008

  15. Engineering Committees • 148 member companies • 102 non-member companies • International Technical Advisory Groups • 39 member companies • 51 non-member companies • Attract and retain existing standards committee participants • Create cost-effective opportunities for alternatives to face-to-face meeting participation Standards Program Participation

  16. Engineering Committee Participation

  17. Committee Attendees 2008 17

  18. Committee Titles(Key to Committee Attendees 2008 Chart) • TR-8 Mobile and Personal Radio • TR-14 Point-to-Point Communications Systems • TR-30 Multi-Media Access, Protocols and Interfaces • TR-41 User Premises Telecommunications Requirements • TR-42 User Premises Telecommunications Cabling Infrastructure • TR-45 Mobile and Personal Communications Systems • TR-47 Terrestrial Mobile Multimedia Multicast • TR-48 Vehicular Telematics • TR-49 Healthcare ICT

  19. Engineering Committee Participation and Technical Advisory Group Fees

  20. Investigate technology tools aimed at increasing both productivity and marketing exposure • Improve database for timeliness, accuracy, accessibility and metrics • Upgrading internal TIA database • Investigating KAVI database for standards tracking • Conduct Standards Member Training Program and develop on-line tools Standards Tools

  21. Standards Backlog Indicator (Backlog build-up trend reversed and being reduced)

  22. Request for Board Support • Survey of Committees • What other SDOs and consortia in which member companies and engineering committees also participate? • What is the degree of satisfaction with electronic tools provided for committee activities? • What additional products/technologies would be of interest to members for standards development? • What additional technology areas should TIA get involved with that would be of value to the members?

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