UPDATES
Key areas of CCSA action:
• Next Generation Network: SDN, NFV
• 5G: requirement, spectrum & key technologies
• Cyber security: safety protection
• IoT – Internet plus: +health, +finance, +vehicle
• Application level standards
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UPDATES
Membership rules:
 Considering opening up membership to foreign enterprises
CCSA cooperation with forums
FuTURE Mobile Communication
Forum
Broadband Trunk-ing
Communication Industry Alliance
FTTx Industry Alliance
Open Data Center Committee
Interactive Media Industry Alliance
Broadband Wireless Private Network
Application Industry Alliance
Broadband Development Alliance
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Data Center Alliance
Future Network Industry Innovation
Alliance
CCSA
SDN Industry Alliance
CHINA the green grid
OpenStack Cloud Alliance for
industry
Internet Health & Medicine
Industry Alliance
STANDARDIZATION SYSTEM REFORM IN CHINA (1/2)
Current Standardization System
National Mandatory Standard
Mandatory
Standard Industry Mandatory Standard
New Standardization System
Mandatory
National Mandatory Standard
Standard
National Voluntary Standard
Government lead
Local Mandatory Standard
Government
lead
Industry Voluntary Standard
National Voluntary Standard
Voluntary
Standard
Voluntary
Standard
Local Voluntary Standard
Industry Voluntary Standard
Association Standard
Local Voluntary Standard
Enterprise Standard
Market
driven
Enterprise Standard
New standardization management mechanism
STANDARDIZATION SYSTEM REFORM IN
CHINA (2/2)
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Work plan on how to implement “Reform Plan for Standardization
System in China” (2015-2016): to assess all mandatory standards
enforced at national, industrial and local levels and decide whether to
abolish, modify or keep them
Draft national standard “Association standardization—Part 1:
Guidelines for good practice” : general principles, management,
working procedure and implementation for association
standardization
“A Guide on How to Foster and Develop Association Standards”:
general principles, objectives, manage and support mechanism
The draft revision of Standardization Law of the People’s Republic of
China: adding association standard to its standardization system
CCSA STANDARDS
CCSA started to work on association standards since 2012, and is
designated as one of the pilot organizations in the national
standardization reform.
Up to now, CCSA has approved and published about 80 CCSA standards.
Many of them have been implemented and referenced by enterprises
and organizations, such as
• Cloud service agreement reference framework
• Government Purchase Cloud Service
These standards have become technical references for government
procurement of cloud services.
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CHALLENGES
1. Standardization in the Internet era
• De facto standards, Shorter Innovation Cycles
2. Open source
• Software based, New player and Eco-system
3. Meet with challenges from Forums
• Repositioning and review of working procedures?
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STRATEGIC DIRECTION
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Reposition CCSA: who we are? what we produce?
1. Restructure working areas and organization.
2. Adjust CCSA’s constitution and deliverables, including:
• Work on new categories of deliverables and working procedure
to allow alliances and fora to develop standards in CCSA.
• Adjust organizational structure and approval process to
• allow alliances and fora to develop standards in CCSA.
• Considering establish new body and working procedure for
open source.
3. Explore new modes of cooperation with other technical alliances
and fora
CONCLUSIONS
• Enterprises and organizations choose CCSA for CCSA’s services and
solutions to meet their business needs.
• Our deliverables should be ultimate solutions at best, to our
members’ networks, applications, and software or hardware
products.
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Thank you for your attention!
Supplementary Slides
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MEMBERS AND OBSERVERS (2015)
The membership of CCSA is only open to corporate bodies, including
R&D institutes, design institutes, manufacturers, operators,
universities and other societies.
R&D Institute
8.65%
Plan&Design
Unit
2.80%
Operator
2.54%
Internet and
Information
Service
Provider
7.38%
2.29%
8.40%
Full Member
Associate Member
College&Univ
ersity
4.07%
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Manufacturer
74.55%
Observer
89.31%
CHART OF MEMBERSHIP (2002 – 2015)
271
324
305
289
338
351
230
Full Member
149
109
19
2002
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148
127
19
2003
12
160
22
2004
13
184
170
Associate Member
Observer
25
2005
29
11
2006
8
29
2007
36
10
2008
30
11
2009
31
10
2010
35
31
8
9
2011
2012
34
11
2013
32
10
2014
33
9
2015
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
SAC
FuTURE Mobile Communication
Forum
MIIT
General Office
Alliances or
Fora
Advisory Committee
Broadband Development Alliance
Secretariat
SDN Industry Alliance
Technical management
Committee
Data Center Alliance
International Standardization
Department
…
Technical Committees
Standards Promotion
Department
Future Network Industry
Innovation Alliance
Council
Technology Department
Interactive Media Industry Alliance
General Assembly
Development and Planning
Department
FTTx Industry Alliance
TC 543
(New!)
Telecom Infrastructure Coconstructing and Sharing
Emergency Communication
Energy Conservation and
integrated Utilization for
Communication Devices
Mobile Internet
Application and Terminal
Ubiquitous network
Electromagnetic Environment
and Safety Protection
Network and Information
Security
Network Management and
Operation Support
Transport Network and
Access Network
Wireless Communication
Communication Power &
Station Working Environment
Network and Switching
IP and Multimedia
Communication