28 January 10:00 CET (Paris Time) - on ETSI BRIGHTTALK CHANNEL { "channelId" : 12761, "...
ETSI ISG CIM is organizing an open session entitled “Handling of Geo-Information in the Context of...
Sophia Antipolis, France The ETSI Artificial Intelligence Conference - How Standardization is Shaping the Future of AI will t...
ETSI, with the support of the Critical Communications Association (TCCA) and the Union International...
ETSI, with the support of the European Commission (EC) and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA...
The European Standardization Organizations CEN, CENELEC and ETSI, are pleased to join forces with EN...
UCAAT 2025 will be hosted by CERTH, the Center for Research & Technology - Hellas, in Thessaloni...
Sophia Antipolis, France ETSI, with the support of the PowerEOC Alliance and the ETSI TC ATTM, is organizing the Video Survei...
ETSI, Sophia Antipolis, France Please note that the presentations and discussions during this conference will be exceptionally cond...
Titled Designing tomorrow’s world, our strategy develops from our mission and values, and defines our strategic directions to fulfil an ambitious vision of ETSI’s future.
To develop our strategy, we have taken a high-level view of the main socioeconomic, policy-making and technology trends characterizing the ecosystem where ETSI operates and that may impact our activities.
Cybersecurity is one of the most complex technological issues, it is therefore essential to understand the challenges of today and those that we will face in the future. Our brand new video aims to show how ETSI brings together all stakeholders in the connected world to produce robust and globally applicable cybersecurity standards.
NFV will simplify the roll-out of network services, reducing deployment and operational costs, and facilitating network management automation. It is a necessary ingredient in the brewing of next-generation networks, and in particular the emerging 5G.
Wherever you are in the world, if you are involved in ICT-enabled systems, applications or services, ETSI offers you a truly inclusive environment. ETSI provides the opportunities, resources and platforms to understand, shape, drive and collaborate on globally applicable standards. ETSI standards facilitate interoperability, security, and competitive advantage across all sectors of industry and society.
| < 20 | 20 | 40 | 60 | 80 | 100 | > 120 |
0
Members0
Countries0
Standardization Groups0
Standards PublishedWe are a not-for-profit Institute with more than 900 member organizations worldwide, drawn from over 60 countries and five continents. Our members comprise a diversified pool of large and small private companies, research entities, academia, government and public organizations. View our corporate video.
“Contributing to a standardized ecosystem is critical to designing, developing, and deploying efficient mission-critical solutions, this is why we have joined the ETSI community.” — Jean-Marc Coïc, Deputy CEO, Intersec
“Come and share our creative discussions on how AI creates new technical advantages in ehealth. Join us at ETSI as we evolve within the exciting world of standards and consider new moves to address societal problems.” — Ms. Suno Wood, Association of users for life cycle resource management for information communication technology
“ETSI is really a global leader in transparent and collegial creation of innovative standards and I speak from personal experience in dozens of SDOs. Tiny SMEs, or user groups, or global conglomerates discuss eye-to-eye and all views can be included.” — Lindsay Frost, Chief Standardisation Engineer, NEC Labs Europe
“We have felt welcome in the ETSI family from day one. Your ideas get the best start in ETSI’s flat organization where it is not far from thought to action.” — Marika Vindbjerg, Senior Consultant, Dansk Standard
“ETSI provides a versatile platform for research institutes to interact with industry and SDOs in mutually beneficial ways.” — Dr. Philip Makedonski, Senior Researcher, University of Goettingen | Vice-Chair ETSI TC MTS
“Getting involved in standardization demystifies the standardization process. Outsiders believe that ETSI staff create the standards by magic, but if you participate you learn that it is done by voluntary contributions from members and that as a participating member you can have a real impact on the standards.” — Jo Dewaele, Enterprise Architect & Project Portfolio Manager, ASTRID
“At ISARA we view ETSI as being one of the preeminent standards groups around the world and we therefore needed to be part of this, the main benefit is access to the broader community that are setting the standards that are used around the world.” — Mike Brown, Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder, ISARA
“The longstanding cooperation & membership of 5GIC in ETSI has proven to be highly valuable to our researchers and academics. ETSI also helps our researchers to work closely with industry from many companies and different sectors.” — Professor Rahim Tafazolli, Regius Professor, Director of ICS/5GIC, The University of Surrey
“Having been a National Standards Organization since the creation of ETSI we have been involved in all the exciting standardization activities. As an ETSI Member we also happily contribute to the preparation of all types of deliverables. We are proud of being #TheStandardsPeople!” — Martin Arndt, Standardization Manager, DKE
“ETSI acts as a catalyst, attracting all interested parties in the discussion on the evolution of Information and Communication Technology for rail, and the Agency is very proud to be an active member since 2017 and to contribute to the standardization.” — Thomas Chatelet, Project Manager, European Union Agency for Railways
“We have been participating in ETSI for over 17 years during which time our audio business has grown phenomenally. We have used ETSI publications as a foundation for the requirements of the other standards organizations that we participate in.” — Ted Laverty, VP Strategy & Standards, DTS Licensing (NI) Ltd
“Many challenges have to be addressed regarding the integration of existing agricultural sector standards and those from the telecommunication sector. Bridges can be built, and ETSI, I think, is the good place to start.” — Christophe Gossard, John Deere GmbH & Co. KG
“ETSI enabled us to expand our network and share our experience with leaders. We have gained access to major projects in our expert field (subjective audio and video quality testing) via ETSI and 3GPP.” — Prof. Ing. Jan Holub, Ph.D., Mesaqin.com s.r.o (Ltd.)
