JTC 1 Plenary Meeting November 2013 - Outcomes - 13 December 2013
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JTC 1 Plenary Meeting November 2013 - Outcomes 13 December 2013
Background Joint Technical Committee 1 (JTC 1) is an internationally
JTC 1 recognised Standards developer for Information,
Communications and Technology
JTC 1 sits under the International Standards Organisation
(ISO) and International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)
JTC 1 has a network of the national standards bodies of 92
countries (one member/one vote per country)
Currently there are 34 Participating countries and 58
Observing countries
Australia is a P-member
2
Background JTC 1 has 19 Sub-Committees, 5 Special Working Groups,
JTC 1 and 1 Working Group. (Each Sub-Committee has a
number of WGs)
3JTC 1 Plenary 28th ISO/IEC JTC 1 2013 Plenary Meeting in
meeting Perros-Guirec France on behalf of AFNOR
(Association française de normalisation)
126 representatives from ISO/IEC National
Bodies (23 in attendance) and liaison
organisations
Chaired by Karen Higginbottom (Chair since
November, 2008 and Director of Standards
Initiatives at Hewlett-Packard, USA)
Next ISO/IEC JTC 1 Plenary meeting will take
place in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, on 15-
20 November 2014.
Future meetings are scheduled to take place in
October/November 2015 (China) and
October/November 2016 (Norway).
4Key outcomes New JTC 1 Subcommittee (Resolution 21)
Approval of a new SC 40 IT Service Management
and IT Governance which is the integration of WG
8, SC 7 WG 25 and WG 27.
Australia will serve as Secretariat (Jenny Mance)
and John Sheridan has been appointed as the
Chair from the 1 December 2013.
Call for participation for SC 40 membership closes
on 22 January 2014
5Key outcomes Establishment of a Study group on Smart Cities
(Resolution 3)
Approval of the establishment of a SG on Smart
cities
Ms Yuan Yuan, Convener from China and SAC
will provide secretariat support
Call for participation in the Study Group is open
until 22 January 2014
6Key outcomes Dissolution of SWG on Smart Grid (Resolution 7)
Future work on Smart Grid has been transferred
to IEC System Evaluation Group (SEG)
Primary responsibility for the development of a
framework that includes protocols and model
standards to achieve interoperability of smart grid
devices and systems
JTC 1 representative to the IEC SEG on Smart
Grid is Ronald Ambrosio (former Convenor of the
ISO/IEC JTC 1 Special Working Group on Smart
Grid
Standards Australia will discuss the participation
strategy for SEG on Smart Grid with its IEC
National Committee to identify interest and
potential involvement going forward
7Key outcomes Revised Terms of Reference for the SWG on
Internet of Things (IoT) (Resolution 9)
JTC 1 approves the revised Terms of Reference
for the Special Working Group IoT
Membership is open for this SWG on IoT
This area is at a very early stage of development
The SWG has been asked to provide a draft
reference architecture /framework which will be
considered in full at the 2014 plenary meeting in
Abu Dhabi, UAE.
8Key outcomes Endorsement of continuation of the Joint Ad Hoc
group JAhG for SC 24 and SC 29 (Resolution 12)
SC 24 and SC 29 to continue development of a
Mixed and Augmented Reality Reference Model
(RM) that will be the RM used by both SCs.
JTC 1 SWG Management (SWG-M) to
recommend that a more permanent structure and
robust process is needed to address joint work
between JTC 1 entities.
SC 24 and SC 29 to provide information on their
experiences to the SWG on Management and for
a recommendation by 10 October 2014 for
consideration at the 2014 JTC 1 Plenary meeting.
Standards Australia will be consulting with both
our mirror committees to seek their advice to input
into SWG-M
9Reports JTC 1 Plenary received reports from representatives
of its Liaison Organisations including:
ITU-T (Telecommunications Standardization
Sector), IEC
TC 100: Audio, video and multimedia systems
and equipment,
ISO TC 215: Health informatics
Ecma International
PAS (Publicly Available Specifications) submitters
(DMTF, OGC, OMG, The Open Group, SNIA,
UPnP and W3C)
Industry consortia are collaborating closely with JTC
1 SCs which has led to seven more PAS being
approved this year as JTC1/ISO/IEC International
Standards from these submitters.
10Reports The Open Group, Object Management Group and
ESTI provide documents that are freely available
on publication.
This highlights the significant challenge that NSBs
are now facing in the ICT sector as industry based
consortia respond to growing market demands for
freely available standards.
11SC Chairs Chairs of SC’s also reported on their respective
presentations areas of activity.
Copies of these presentations where available
have been circulated to all our JTC 1 National
Mirror Committees and JTC 1 SAC.
12Observations/ In terms of country participation at JTC 1, the
Conclusions USA, China, Korea, Japan, Canada, Germany
and the United Kingdom are the leading players.
Australia, the Netherlands and South Africa can
be categorised as ‘second tier’ in terms of
involvement across all of JTC 1’s SCs and SWG
Management and Directives.
Notwithstanding this, Australia is held in high
regard and its contribution in areas such as
Governance of IT, Biometrics and its recent
involvement in Cloud Computing is appreciated
by JTC 1 members.
Australia’s Head of Delegation and Chair of
Standards Australia’s JTC 1 Strategic Advisory
Committee, John Sheridan on behalf of IT-030
and WG 8 navigated challenging issues in relation
to achieving the establishment of a new SC
13Observations/ JTC 1 and its SCs are widely recognised as the
Conclusions leading standards development entity for many
areas related to ICT.
It is also well known as a vehicle for the fast track
processing of Publically Available Specifications
(PAS) and internationally recognised for
‘keystone’ standards such as the JTC1/ISO/IEC
27000 series in IT security.
Feedback from industry liaison organisations /
industry consortia and PAS submitters is that
there is an on-going need for a ‘new JTC 1
product’ that permits broader participation options,
invites less formality in the standards
development process, is faster to market i.e. 12 to
18 months, and is a baseline document to an
international standard once the technological and
related issues have been worked out.
14Observations/ SA will continue to keep abreast of developments
Conclusions taking place within JTC 1 and plays an active role at
the governance level to help shape and influence the
current and future direction.
JTC 1 has significant challenges if it is to remain
market relevant and outcomes focused.
Notwithstanding the significant role played by ICT
majors including, Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, Intel,
CISCO and Samsung in JTC 1’s activities, there is
always a shortfall between the demands placed on
JTC 1 and its SCs, SWG’s and the finite resources
available.
China has in recent years also expanded its
involvement in key areas of strategic interest including
cloud computing and IT Security.
SA has been involved in SWG-M and SWG-D over
the last 2 years but it is now even more of a strategic
and operational imperative to continue to do so. 15JTC 1 Strategic Joint Technical Committee 1 – Strategic Advisory
Advisory Committee (JTC1 SAC) was established by SA in
Committee: 2011
Scope
It is convened by SA to operate at a strategic level
to provide guidance to support Australia’s
interface with JTC1
Involvement in JTC 1 SAC enhances information
sharing and communication and provides an
opportunity to address ICT standardization issues
and challenges on behalf of Australia
The ongoing challenges and opportunities
surrounding such critical areas as accessibility,
governance of IT, big data, energy efficiency, ICT
sustainability, security, and cloud computing
ensures that JTC 1 SAC has a key advisory role
to play
16JTC 1 Strategic Stakeholder Organisation Nominee
Segment
Advisory Government Department of Finance Mr John Sheridan
Committee Government Department of Communications Mr Keith Besgrove
(SAC)
Industry Australian Information Industry Association Mr Greg Stone
Membership (AIIA)
Professional Australian Computer Society (ACS) Mr Adam Redman
Small Business IT Supplier Advocate Mr Don Easter
State Cross Jurisdictional Chief Information Officers’ Ms Christine Andison
Government Committee (CJCIOC)
Consumer Australian Communications Consumer Action Mr Wayne Hawkins
Network (ACCAN)
Industry Australian Industry Group (Ai Group) Mr Martin Chesbrough
Research National ICT Australia (NICTA) Dr Dean Economou
Research Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Dr Ian Oppermann
Research Organisation (CSIRO)
Academia Australian Council of Deans of Information and Prof Philip Ogunbona
Communications Technology (ACDICT)
17Areas of Priority – Cloud Computing
for JTC 1 SAC – Smart Grids
in 2014
– Sensor Networks and Smart
Infrastructure
– ICT Sustainability
– Governance of IT
– Accessibility
– Big Data
– Internet of Things
– Cyber/Information Security
18JTC 1 Overview
SWG SCs WGs
Manage- Internet of WG 7
Accessibility Directives Planning
ment Things Sensor Networks
SC 23 SC 25 SC 27
SC 2 SC 6 SC 7 SC 17 SC 22 SC 24 SC 28
Digitally Interconnection IT Security
Coded Telecoms & Software & Cards & Programming Computer Office
Recorded of IT equipment Techniques
Character Sets Info Exchange Systems Eng Personal ID Languages Graphics Equipment
Media
IT-029
SC 34 SC 38 SC 40
Coding of
SC 31 SC 32 Document SC 35 Distributed SC 39 IT Service
Audio, picture, SC 36 SC 37
Auto ID & Data Mgt & Description User application Sustainability Management
multimedia, IT for LET Biometrics
data capture Interchange & Processing Interfaces platform & for and by IT and IT
hypermedia
Languages services Governance
19Australia’s Participation in SC & WGs
P – Member (Participating)
O – Member (Observing )* SCs WGs
*Can submit comments on international
work items, but cannot vote.
WG 7
Sensor
Networks
SC 29
SC 25 Coding of SC 40
SC 7 SC 27 IT SC 31 SC 38
SC 17 SC 24 Interconne Audio, SC 36 IT Service
Software & Security Auto ID & SC 37 DAPS -
Cards & Computer ction of IT picture, IT for Mgemnt &
Systems Techniques data Biometrics Cloud
Personal ID Graphics equipment multimedia, LET IT
Eng capture Computing
hypermedia Governance
SC 34
SC 39
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Sustainability
& Processing
for and by IT
Languages
20Australia’s Technical Mirror Committees
SC 29
SC 25 SC 38 SC 40 IT
SC 7 SC 27 Coding of
SC 17 SC 24 Interconnecti SC 31 Distributed Service
Software IT Security Audio, picture, SC 36 SC 37
Cards & Computer on of IT Auto ID & Application Managemen
& Systems Techniques multimedia, IT for LET Biometrics
Personal ID Graphics Equipment Data Capture Platforms & t and IT
Eng hypermedia
Services Governance
IT-015 IT-029
IT-031 CT-001 IT-012 Coding of IT-034 IT-030 ICT
Software IT-012-02 IT-019-1 IT-032 IT-038 DAPS
Computer Comms Security Audio, picture, Auto ID & Governance
& Systems ID Cards IT in Biometrics (Cloud
Modeling & Cabling Techniques multimedia, Data Capture and
Eng Learning & ID Computing)
Simulation hypermedia Management
21Additional To read more about the work of JTC 1 SAC, please visit the
Information Department of Finance’s blog at:
http://agict.gov.au/category/standards
Further information on JTC 1 can be found at:
http://www.iso.org
Standards Australia’s ICT linked in group
http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=6503756&trk=my_
groups-b-grp-v
22Standards Damian Fisher, Standards Australia, Senior
Australia National Sector Manager
Contacts – Damian.Fisher@standards.org.au
Jenny Mance, Standards Australia Project
Manager
– Jenny.mance@standards.org.au
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