tess stream 3
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Telecoms Security Standards Project
TESS – Stream 3 Session 1: 9am (GMT+2), 10 July 2019 - no recording
Session 2: 5pm (GMT+2), 10 July 2019 - recording here
• Peter Casier, TESS Senior Programme Manager, [email protected]
• Salma Farouque, TESS Stream 3 Lead, [email protected]
• Stream 2: Standardise “what is”
• Stream 3: Longer term standards
TESS – the layers
TESS Stream 3 – the project flow
• June 2019: RFBI (crowdsourcing of ideas).
- Pow-wow#1 (10 July 2019): discuss BI’s, get inspiration, fine-tune use cases.
• July 2019: RFP launched (formal proposals).
- Pow-wow#2 (September 2019): shortlisting viable proposals.
• Nov 2019 – April 2020: Lab & field tests.
• June 2020: Full proposal for endorsement at IASMN.
• We will not stop here, our SCS will continue to evolve.
TESS Stream 3 – a new long term standard
“the best security communications tools are
the tools people use every day.”
TESS: Stream 3 – New long term standard
• BYOD (mobile phone)
• Connecting to a data source (at 20 kbps minimum), anywhere, anytime
• Use cases (scenarios):
- Use case 2: Vehicle
- Use case 3: Camp
- Use case 5: Disconnected City
- Use case 6: Brown-out
- Use case 7: Black-out
• Why an RFBI?
- To gain inspiration and get the creative juices flowing!
- To refine our architecture and use cases as we lead into the RFP phase of TESS Stream 3.
• The RFBI was launched on 31 May 2019. Click here to read the RFBI document.
• More than 30 Bright Ideas (BIs) were received from across the globe.
• TESS is passionate about collaboration! Our approach to crowdsource ideas may not be
conventional but it has added real value by allowing TESS to plug into different stakeholders
and build a richer base as we move ahead.
Key take home messages from the BIs
• There are many technical options out there. As we move ahead we need to stay focussed on
the user and the business requirements.
• One product or supplier may not alone fulfil all of the TESS use cases.
• For each use case we see the connectivity layer as made up of two parts:
1. User connectivity (last mile eg. WiMax, local LTE, WiFi)
2. Backhaul connectivity (eg. VSAT)
• We saw that multiple use cases can be satisfied using the same connectivity solution with small
tweaks, eg. [“lone ranger” + “lone vehicle”] or [“camp” + “rapid deployment camp” +
“disconnected city”].
• Some promising ideas are in the prototype phase, but we must have fully tested, concrete
solutions by June 2020.
• The procedure and the application layers are as important as the connectivity technologies.
That said, the RFBI’s primary focus was on the connectivity layer.
Key take home messages from the BIs
• Through this process we are going onto the edge of what’s going on the market so some
ideas were not able to be shared publicly here.
• We have kept the RFBI process as public possible to stick to our principle of inclusivity.
• We realise for some suppliers, especially in the area of prototyping, they may not be able to be
as specific right now and we take this into account.
• At our next event in September 2019 as part of the RFP process we will look to having one day
of public pitches and one day of closed pitches (to the TESS Steering Group).
Any questions?
First, let’s meet the “dragons”!
Pitches – session 1
Welcome to the pitchers in session 1:
Who is pitching in the Dragon’s Den in session 1?
1. Laurence Lafont, SITA
4. Paul Gardner-Stephen, Flinders University (jointly with Red Cross NZ)
5. Daniel Cooper, Inmarsat
Pitch 1 (session 1)
Laurence Lafont, SITA www.sita.aero
Pitch 1 - SITA
Paul Gardner-Stephen Flinders University (jointly with NZ Red Cross)
www.flinders.edu.au/people/paul.gardner-stephen
www.redcross.org.nz
Pitches – session 2
Welcome to the pitchers in session 2:
Who is pitching in the Dragon’s Den in session 2?
1. Martin Harris, UbiquitiLink Inc
2. Jason Hoac, Cisco Tactical Operations
3. Sandeep Taxali, OneWeb
5. Christopher Baran, Lockheed Martin
6. Gregory Ferrante, Atos
9. Tony Day, CENTRIC, Sheffield Hallam University
10. Joost van Genderen, Independent consultant
Pitch 1 (session 2)
Pitch 1 -
James Smith
Brum Cerzosimo & Jeroen Jaspers
Joost van Genderen,
pitchers!
TESS Stream 3 – let’s revisit the project flow
• June 2019: RFBI (crowdsourcing of ideas).
- Pow-wow#1 (10 July 2019): discuss BI’s, get inspiration, fine-tune use cases.
• July 2019: RFP launched (formal proposals).
- Pow-wow#2 (September 2019): shortlisting viable proposals.
• Nov 2019 – April 2020: Lab & field tests.
• June 2020: Full proposal for endorsement at IASMN.
• We will not stop here, our SCS will continue to evolve.
One last word..
TESS – Stream 3 Session 1: 9am (GMT+2), 10 July 2019 - no recording
Session 2: 5pm (GMT+2), 10 July 2019 - recording here
• Peter Casier, TESS Senior Programme Manager, [email protected]
• Salma Farouque, TESS Stream 3 Lead, [email protected]
• Stream 2: Standardise “what is”
• Stream 3: Longer term standards
TESS – the layers
TESS Stream 3 – the project flow
• June 2019: RFBI (crowdsourcing of ideas).
- Pow-wow#1 (10 July 2019): discuss BI’s, get inspiration, fine-tune use cases.
• July 2019: RFP launched (formal proposals).
- Pow-wow#2 (September 2019): shortlisting viable proposals.
• Nov 2019 – April 2020: Lab & field tests.
• June 2020: Full proposal for endorsement at IASMN.
• We will not stop here, our SCS will continue to evolve.
TESS Stream 3 – a new long term standard
“the best security communications tools are
the tools people use every day.”
TESS: Stream 3 – New long term standard
• BYOD (mobile phone)
• Connecting to a data source (at 20 kbps minimum), anywhere, anytime
• Use cases (scenarios):
- Use case 2: Vehicle
- Use case 3: Camp
- Use case 5: Disconnected City
- Use case 6: Brown-out
- Use case 7: Black-out
• Why an RFBI?
- To gain inspiration and get the creative juices flowing!
- To refine our architecture and use cases as we lead into the RFP phase of TESS Stream 3.
• The RFBI was launched on 31 May 2019. Click here to read the RFBI document.
• More than 30 Bright Ideas (BIs) were received from across the globe.
• TESS is passionate about collaboration! Our approach to crowdsource ideas may not be
conventional but it has added real value by allowing TESS to plug into different stakeholders
and build a richer base as we move ahead.
Key take home messages from the BIs
• There are many technical options out there. As we move ahead we need to stay focussed on
the user and the business requirements.
• One product or supplier may not alone fulfil all of the TESS use cases.
• For each use case we see the connectivity layer as made up of two parts:
1. User connectivity (last mile eg. WiMax, local LTE, WiFi)
2. Backhaul connectivity (eg. VSAT)
• We saw that multiple use cases can be satisfied using the same connectivity solution with small
tweaks, eg. [“lone ranger” + “lone vehicle”] or [“camp” + “rapid deployment camp” +
“disconnected city”].
• Some promising ideas are in the prototype phase, but we must have fully tested, concrete
solutions by June 2020.
• The procedure and the application layers are as important as the connectivity technologies.
That said, the RFBI’s primary focus was on the connectivity layer.
Key take home messages from the BIs
• Through this process we are going onto the edge of what’s going on the market so some
ideas were not able to be shared publicly here.
• We have kept the RFBI process as public possible to stick to our principle of inclusivity.
• We realise for some suppliers, especially in the area of prototyping, they may not be able to be
as specific right now and we take this into account.
• At our next event in September 2019 as part of the RFP process we will look to having one day
of public pitches and one day of closed pitches (to the TESS Steering Group).
Any questions?
First, let’s meet the “dragons”!
Pitches – session 1
Welcome to the pitchers in session 1:
Who is pitching in the Dragon’s Den in session 1?
1. Laurence Lafont, SITA
4. Paul Gardner-Stephen, Flinders University (jointly with Red Cross NZ)
5. Daniel Cooper, Inmarsat
Pitch 1 (session 1)
Laurence Lafont, SITA www.sita.aero
Pitch 1 - SITA
Paul Gardner-Stephen Flinders University (jointly with NZ Red Cross)
www.flinders.edu.au/people/paul.gardner-stephen
www.redcross.org.nz
Pitches – session 2
Welcome to the pitchers in session 2:
Who is pitching in the Dragon’s Den in session 2?
1. Martin Harris, UbiquitiLink Inc
2. Jason Hoac, Cisco Tactical Operations
3. Sandeep Taxali, OneWeb
5. Christopher Baran, Lockheed Martin
6. Gregory Ferrante, Atos
9. Tony Day, CENTRIC, Sheffield Hallam University
10. Joost van Genderen, Independent consultant
Pitch 1 (session 2)
Pitch 1 -
James Smith
Brum Cerzosimo & Jeroen Jaspers
Joost van Genderen,
pitchers!
TESS Stream 3 – let’s revisit the project flow
• June 2019: RFBI (crowdsourcing of ideas).
- Pow-wow#1 (10 July 2019): discuss BI’s, get inspiration, fine-tune use cases.
• July 2019: RFP launched (formal proposals).
- Pow-wow#2 (September 2019): shortlisting viable proposals.
• Nov 2019 – April 2020: Lab & field tests.
• June 2020: Full proposal for endorsement at IASMN.
• We will not stop here, our SCS will continue to evolve.
One last word..