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CommLedge leading the phase 2 of Cloud Standards Coordination
The second phase of the Cloud Standards Coordination initiative is starting in January 2015. It is taking the form of a project coordinated by ETSI, the European Telecommunications Standards Institute, and grouping a number of experts in Cloud Computing and Standardization. The project will be led by Emmanuel Darmois and is expected to deliver its results by the end of October 2014 at the latest.
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The European Commission presents the new Smart Grid Standardization
The European Conference on Smart Grid Standardization achievements, organized by the European Commission with the support of the European Standardization Organizations (CEN, CENELEC and ETSI), has taken place in Brussels on February 26, 2015. The work done was coordinated by the three European Standards Organizations (CEN, CENELEC and ETSI) and provided a global framework for guiding the Standardization work.
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The Cloud Standards Coordination survey on Cloud Computing User Needs
A first and pivotal element of the second phase of the Cloud Standards Coordination (CSC) Phase 2 initiative is a survey whose intention is to better identify the needs of Cloud Computing users, small and large, in particular regarding the potential benefits of standards. This survey is an occasion for the Cloud Computing community to voice their hopes and concerns. We strongly recommend that you take it.
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Cloud Standards Coordination Phase 2 publishes 4 reports
The 4 reports of CSC Phase 2 have been published between June 24th and August 7th and are available on the CSC web site.
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Navigating IoT Architectures and Standards Days
The "Navigating IoT Architectures and Standards Days" have taken place in Brussels on Feb. 19 to 21 in Brussels.
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CREATE-IoT, ETSI and CommLedge at the NGIoT Workshop
CommLedge has presented (online !)a paper entitled "IoT European Large-Scale Pilots Activity Group on Standardisation, Architecture and Interoperability" at the workshop organised by the NGIoT Coordination and support action.
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The role of standards in accelerating innovation - The case of IoI/IIoT
The webinar "Advancing the digital transformation of European Industry- The role of standards in accelerating innovation - The case of IoT/IIoT" has taken place on June 12, 2020 in two sessions. It was co-organised by CREATE_IoT, the IoT Large Scale Pilot program and the AIOTI (Alliance for Internet of Things Innovation).
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CommLedge at the "IoT and AI" Conference
CommLedge has presented (on-line !) a paper entitled "Enriching the oneM2M platform with generic AI capabilities" at the "IoT and AI" Conference organised by the University of Angers (France). The purpose of the presentation was to show the advance of the work done in ETSI STF 584 "Artificial Intelligence for IoT Systems".
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The final review of CREATE-IoT validates the standards work and approach
The final review of the CREATE-IoT (CRoss fErtilisation through AlignmenT, synchronisation and Exchanges for IoT) Coordination and Support Action has taken place (on-line !) with a presentation of all the results brought by its 18 partners.
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The IoT Cluster Book 2020 is published with a CommLedge contribution
The book "Internet of Things: The Call of the Edge - Everything Intelligent Everywhere" that includes a chapter that CommLedge has contributed as a co-author was printed by River Publishers.
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The EU Framework for Smart Grids standardization is published
10/12/2012 /13:27 Filed in: Smart Grids | Smart-X
The first release of the European Framework for Smart Grids Standardization has been published by the three European Standards Organizations (CEN, CENELEC and ETSI) for the European Commission: a Reference Architecture, an Information Security framework, a methodology to handle Smart Grids Use Cases. On top of this, a first Set of Standards has been identified that will allow early implementations of Smart Grids use cases.
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