ISOC and GSMA: Shared Futures, Global Opportunities
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ISOC and GSMA: Shared Futures, Global Opportunities
- 1. Kathy Brown, Chief Executive Officer ISOC and GSMA: Shared Futures, Global Opportunities GSMA Mobile World Congress March 2015
- 2. About the Internet Society Our Mission: •To promote the open development, evolution, and use of the Internet for the benefit of all people throughout the world. Our Attributes: •Founded in 1992 by Internet Pioneers •Global and Inclusive •Independent Not-for-Profit •Organizational Home of the IETF Our Focus: •Policy •Technology •Development
- 3. Growing Together into the Future: The Internet and Mobile Broadband 3 Individuals/SubscriptionsinMillions Source: ITU World Telecommunication/ICT Indicators Database
- 4. Overview 4 • Connecting The Next Billion Internet Users • Parallel Paths to Innovation • Exploring Mutual Areas of Interest and Opportunity • Global Policy & Development Collaboration
- 5. The World According to Twitter Original artwork: Ericson, IETF91 Host Presentation
- 7. Opportunities for Connection and Growth 7 •50% of the World’s Population are in Range of a 3G Signal •90% have Access to a 2G Signal •4G & 5G • IXP Development • Local Content • Cross Border Connections Mobile / Internet Connecting the World; the Internet for Everyone, Everywhere
- 8. Opportunities for Collaboration 8 •Privacy: commercialization and monetization •Security: individual and collective •IPv6: IPv4 exhaustion and The Internet of Things Mobile / Internet
- 9. • Make IPv6 deployment in your network a high strategic priority • Work collectively to get more IPv6 deployed in mobile networks • Deploy IPv6 for mobile data in every new network rollout ISOC & GSMA: Collaboration to Route the Future
- 10. 0 ISOC & GSMA: Collaboration to Secure the Future • GSMA members are part of the Internet’s technical infrastructure • “Players at Different Layers” where collaboration is critical • Domain Name System security, Routing security, Application security, identity management, to name a few • ISOC and GSMA bring unique perspectives and knowledge to the table • Opening an ongoing dialogue on security and trust, including on standards and IETF involvement
- 11. 1 Global Policy & Development Collaboration
- 12. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Local / Regional IGFs ITU Plenipotentiary – Role of multi-lateral arrangements in Internet IANA Transition United Nations General Assembly WSIS 2015 & IGF Decisions United Nations CSTD meetings on role of governments ICANN 51 World Summit on the Information Society - WSIS + 15 Review prep com United Nations ECOSOC – future of WSIS & IGF ICANN 53ICANN 52 United Nations CSTD Intercessional IANA Transition “Affected Parties” Proposals due IANA Transition – conclusion? NETmundial 2 – Possible, TBC Internet Governance Forum - Brazil, Date TBC ICANN 54 World Summit on the Information Society - WSIS + 15 High-Level Meeting Global Policy and Governance Issues: Shared Opportunities and Shared Challenges 2014 | 2015
- 13. Better Together
- 14. www.internetsociety.org brown@isoc.org Kathy Brown, Chief Executive Officer Washington DC Office 1775 Wiehle Avenue, Suite 201 Reston, VA 20190-5108 USA Tel: +1-703-439-2120 Geneva Office Galerie Jean-Malbuisson 15 CH-1204 Geneva Switzerland Tel: +41 22 807 1444
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Overall Message: The Internet and the Mobile industry share a joint future. We can do more working together --our joint interests and areas of joint concern about the challenges that lie ahead will grow together. Internet usage and mobile data subscriptions have been growing hand in hand since the mid-2000s, when the evolution of 3G technology began to be implemented. Since 2010, active mobile broadband subscriptions began growing at an ever-increasing rate, in particular providing Internet access to many parts of the world that had limited ability to connect just a few years earlier. Additional Data Points Cisco estimates that between 2013 and 2018, Mobile Data traffic will grow at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 61% -- and by 2018 the total amount of mobile data traffic will comprise some 15.5% of all IP data traffic globally, up from 4% in 2013. The future of the Internet and the future of the mobile industry are inextricably linked. . We can do more working together --our joint interests and areas of joint concern about the challenges that lie ahead will grow together.
- Overall Message: The market is shifting towards data. How ready for the Internet are you really? We can do more working together. Mobile Broadband is growing even faster than Mobile Phone penetration. Everyone recognized and was amazed by the quick uptake of mobile phones around the world (the dark blue line). It was one of the fastest growing technologies the world had even seen. But even in its relative infancy, its easy to see that mobile broadband (the light blue line) is easily outpacing the earlier growth of mobile phones. The Internet and data market over mobile is growing more quickly than most have imagined.
- Overall Message: The market is shifting towards data. How ready for the Internet are you really? We can do more working together. Mobile Broadband is growing even faster than Mobile Phone penetration. Everyone recognized and was amazed by the quick uptake of mobile phones around the world (the dark blue line). It was one of the fastest growing technologies the world had even seen. But even in its relative infancy, its easy to see that mobile broadband (the light blue line) is easily outpacing the earlier growth of mobile phones. The Internet and data market over mobile is growing more quickly than most have imagined.
- Overall Message: The market is shifting towards data. How ready for the Internet are you really? We can do more working together. Mobile Broadband is growing even faster than Mobile Phone penetration. Everyone recognized and was amazed by the quick uptake of mobile phones around the world (the dark blue line). It was one of the fastest growing technologies the world had even seen. But even in its relative infancy, its easy to see that mobile broadband (the light blue line) is easily outpacing the earlier growth of mobile phones. The Internet and data market over mobile is growing more quickly than most have imagined.
- Overall Message: The market is shifting towards data. How ready for the Internet are you really? We can do more working together. Mobile Broadband is growing even faster than Mobile Phone penetration. Everyone recognized and was amazed by the quick uptake of mobile phones around the world (the dark blue line). It was one of the fastest growing technologies the world had even seen. But even in its relative infancy, its easy to see that mobile broadband (the light blue line) is easily outpacing the earlier growth of mobile phones. The Internet and data market over mobile is growing more quickly than most have imagined.