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Transfer of TINA Results to Standards Bodies

Transfer of TINA Results to Standards Bodies

TINA2000Paris, France, 13-15 September 2000

TINA Technical Architecture Board Vice Chair

KITAMI, Kenichi KITAMI, Kenichi

OMG Board of DirectorSG11 WP1 Chair

Chair, Technical Assembly of TTC, Japan

NTT Information Sharing Laboratory Group

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Objectives of this Presentation

Provide an Overview of TINA Results transferred to Standard BodiesSecure platform to keep TINA SpecificationsEnsure the effectiveness of TINA Technologies

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Collaborating Standard Bodies

TINA-C has been contributing to many Leading Standard Bodies. They include:

The Object Management Group: OMG TINA-C has Cross Membership with OMG.

TeleManagement Forum: TMF The International Telecommunication Union-Telecommun

ication Sector: ITU-T Study Group 10: Telecommunication Languages and Software Study Group 11: Signalling

3rd Generation Partnership Project: 3GPP in collaboration with European Telecommunication Standard Institute:ETSI (SPAN3)

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Overview of the Achievement: OMG TINA Access Session and Consumer-Retailer RfP Spe

cifications have been reflected to an OMG Standard named as “Telecommunications Service Access and Subscription facility (TSAS)” developed by the Telecom Domain TF. Through the merging process for TSAS, TINA Results has als

o been reflected to the corresponding Parlay Specification.

A White Paper for Open Services Marketplace (OSM) RFI was created reflecting TINA results by the active involvement of TINA-C members.

TINA ODL highlighted the Telecom Requirements for the Object Interfaces, and they are reflected in CORBA Component Model (CCM) approved this year.

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Press Release reporting approval of TSAS

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Overview of the Achievement: ITU-T

[ Achievements in ITU-T SG10 ] SG10 approved in 1999 the Object Definition

Language as Z.130, based on TINA-C ODL. SG10 will approve DPE Architecture as Z.600, based

on the TINA DPE Architecture this November.

[ Achievements in ITU-T SG11 ] SG11 approved two Supplements covering TINA Busi

ness Model, TINA-C Service Architecture, Ret specification in its Q.1 for “Signalling and Protocol Framework for Evolving Environment (SPFEE)”.

SG11 also approved a Supplement (TRQ.2001) including TINA's "session" definitions and Business Model in its Q.6 for “B-ISDN Signaling Requirements”.

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Business model in TRQ.2001 approved by SG11

Network connectivity provider

Retailer

BrokerConsumer Service

provider

Logical reference point designation: LRP-XY (between domain “X” and domain “Y”)

LRP-CC LRP-SS

LRP-NN

LRP-RR

LRP-BB

LRP-SNLRP-RNLRP-NBLRP-CN

LRP-SR

LRP-SB

LRP-CR

LRP-CB

LRP-CS

LRP-RB

TRQ.2001: GENERAL ASPECTS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF UNIFIED SIGNALLING REQUIREMENTS

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Overview of the Achievement: 3GPP and TMF

[ Achievements in 3GPP ] 3GPP in cooperation with ETSI SPAN3 approved Ope

n Service Architecture (OSA) containing specification relevant to OMG’s “Telecommunications Service Access and Subscription facility (TSAS)” which is reflecting TINA Access Session and Consumer-Retailer RfP specification.

[ Achievement in TMF ] The collaboration work plan is in preparation,

including mapping between TINA business model and TMF business process, connection mgmt and reference points, and IP control mgmt issues.

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Ongoing Activities

OMG will continue to be a center of TINA-based Standard development in many areas including: TINA Service Architecture and Reference Points Specification, Resource Architecture, Computing Architecture and Compliance &Testing framework (CAT).

SG10 will continue to standardize "DPE architecture”. It will also foster the CAT Work with broader scope.

In 3GPP, TINA TSAS was reflected to OSA of Release ‘99. Reflection of TINA SA to Release ‘00 is ongoing.

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Ongoing Activities (continued) SG11 proposed “API/Object Interface” as a new

Question. It will foster the following activities: Creation of Roadmap on related activities/results TINA-related activities/results will be contributed to the SG11

Nov./Dec. 2000 meeting It will refer the work of 3GPP OSA+ ETSI SPAN3

IETF is developing standards influenced by TINA results: TINA Business Model is identified beneficial for the

work done within e.g. IETF Policy Framework WG. Activity on Network Information Model based on the

TINA NRIM has also been initiated. TMF is developing standards covering Service

Management and DPE

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OngoingOngoingActivitiesActivities

IETF<Policy Framework>

IETF<Policy Framework>

SG11 <API/OI> SG11

<API/OI>

Major Ongoing Activities (1/2)

TINABusiness

Model

TINA Service

Architecture

SG11 <Q.1 Supplement>

<TRQ2001>

OMG

<OSM>

OMG

<OSM>

OMG<TDTF TSAS>

Parlay<API>

HarmonizationthroughMerged Submission Process

3GPP/ETSI <OSA>

3GPP/ETSI <OSA>

TINA Reference

Points

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OMG<TDTF> OMG<TDTF>

TMF<DPE> TMF<DPE>

TMF <Service Management>

TMF <Service Management>

OngoingOngoingActivitiesActivities

Major Ongoing Activities (2/2)

Computing Architecture/

DPE

TINA Network Resource

Architecture including IPNW mgmt

SG10 <Z.600> SG10

<Z.600>

OMG<CCM>

SG10 <Z.130>TINA ODLTINA ODL

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New Question K: “API/Object Interface (OI) and Architecture for Signalling” proposed by SG11

Provide a cohesive Signaling Architecture for: Importing the results on API/OI of activities outside of SG11 Developing specific APIs/OI not being covered by outside activities

Provide a Roadmap capturing the tasks and the results of all API/Object Interface-related activities outside of the ITU-T

Define API/Object interface based specifications for those areas where urgent need is identified: This may include a possible reference to all or part of

the results of other standardization bodies in a co-operative way, if appropriate.

What new Recommendations, new Supplements and what enhancements to existing Recommendations and Supplements are required in order to:

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Coverage of TINA Results by Standard Bodies

IN-TINA Adaptation

TINA Network Resource Archi-tecture including IPCM works

TINA ResultsCompliance and Testing FWTINA Business Model

TINA Service Architecture

Existing Results

EC

TINA Reference Point

Computing Arch./DPE

TINA ODL

Standard BodiesOngoing [SG10, OMG (Test SIG), ETSI MTS]

OMG, SG11 (Q.1, Q.6), Ongoing [IETF]

3GPP (OSA), Ongoing [SG11]

Ongoing [OMG (TDTF, ECDF, ADSS)]

Ongoing [OMG (TDTF OSM),TMF,

SG11 (API/OI)]

OMG (TSAS), SG11 (Q.1), 3GPP (OSA) +ETSI SPAN3

SG10 [ Z.600 ]Ongoing [OMG (TDTF, ORB/OS), TMF (ACT)] SG10 [ Z.130 ]Ongoing [ETSI SPAN3, SG11]

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Conclusion

Wide-spread TINA Technologies have been serving as a basis for the creation of a number of new standards by leading bodies including OMG and ITU-T.

A number of activities are still going on to develop new standards based on TINA Results. Emerging new standards include those for 3rd generation mobile communication systems by 3GPP and TMF for Telecommunication Management.

One can conclude that TINA-C results have contributed significantly to laying the foundation for the Info-communication Networking Architecture and have been successfully transferred to appropriate standard bodies.

Wide-spread TINA Technologies have been serving as a basis for the creation of a number of new standards by leading bodies including OMG and ITU-T.

A number of activities are still going on to develop new standards based on TINA Results. Emerging new standards include those for 3rd generation mobile communication systems by 3GPP and TMF for Telecommunication Management.

One can conclude that TINA-C results have contributed significantly to laying the foundation for the Info-communication Networking Architecture and have been successfully transferred to appropriate standard bodies.

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My personal conclusion

OMG: Marcel Mampaey, Mike Schenk, Hendrik Berndt

SG10: Anastasius Gavras, Tolga Yalcinkaya SG11: Hidetsugu Kobayashi, Rolfe Buhrke,

Kenichi Kitami 3GPP: Chelo Abarca TMF: Takeo Hamada IETF: Leif Byström

OMG: Marcel Mampaey, Mike Schenk, Hendrik Berndt

SG10: Anastasius Gavras, Tolga Yalcinkaya SG11: Hidetsugu Kobayashi, Rolfe Buhrke,

Kenichi Kitami 3GPP: Chelo Abarca TMF: Takeo Hamada IETF: Leif Byström

Standards are, in reality, driven by individuals. Achievements introduced have been made by a number of dedicated contributors including:

Standards are, in reality, driven by individuals. Achievements introduced have been made by a number of dedicated contributors including:

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Good luck for ongoing works and for those people supporting them !Good luck for ongoing works and for those people supporting them !

Thank you very muchfor your kind attention !Thank you very much

for your kind attention !