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  Hanoi_May11_OpeningSpeech_FRancy

This is a revolution that is changing the state of the World enormously and we are yet to see an even bigger revolution with the same possibility offered to the World’s population not only for telephony, but for broadband access to internet, which means an incredibly broader range of applications and possibilities. This revolution has to be a success and what is required to ensure this success is access to spectrum for mobile communications. (...) Thank you for being here with us. I wish you a great success for this workshop.

Score: 899299.4 - https://www.itu.int/ITU-D/tech...May11_OpeningSpeech_FRancy.pdf

  ICSR Slide Template

ICSR Slide Template 1www.isology.comNovember 2017 Standards for a Data-Driven Society Ken Krechmer University of Colorado Boulder, CO 2www.isology.comNovember 2017 Data Driven Society Applications System Each of these applica- tions function between two or more process- sors with program- mable memory often across APIs • 5G • Blockchain • Vehicle 2 Vehicle • Internet of Things • Cloud Computing 3www.isology.comNovember 2017 • When standards are defined between computers with programmable memory a new class (succession) of standards is possible. • New adaptability standards do not fix data or control. They only negotiate which possible data and control functions to select. New Adaptability Standards 4www.isology.comNovember 2017 Standards Successions Succession Examples Purpose Society 5. (...) Adaptability includes three processes: • Identification • Negotiation • Selection 8www.isology.comNovember 2017 Changes to Standardization Organizations • Require adaptability standards in micro- processor-controlled interfaces • Allow controlled IP only as an option in interface standards 9www.isology.comNovember 2017 • WTO • Competition and antitrust • WIPO • Countries’ patent procedures Possible policy changes 10www.isology.comNovember 2017 Thank you Ken Krechmer e-mail: krechmer@csrstds.com http://www.isology.com Standards for a Data-Driven Society Data Driven Society New Adaptability Standards Standards Successions The Benefits of Adaptability - 1 The Benefits of Adaptability - 2 Adaptability Changes to Standardization Organizations Possible policy changes Thank you

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  Page 100 - Connecting cities and communities with the Sustainable Development Goals

It is also possible to implement projects and programmes as a South-South cooperation. (...) Involving private stakeholders and also the other cities from the African side is imperative. Success of this programme will depend upon how much the governments in these nations are willing to commit. Transferability to other cities So far in most of the 48 countries of Africa, it is the capital cities that have benefitted. It is possible to transfer this concept to the other cities in Africa, where a majority of the people reside, and that would be the real success of this programme in Africa.

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  Report of the meetin

Longvah to write from India to FAO HQ explaining the success of the conference and about the importance of INFOODS. (...) Paul Hulshof will follow up with Paul Finglas about the possible use of the EuroFIR e- learning courses. b. (...) Decisions a. All submitted success stories to be given a certificate this time. b.

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  Value of Innovation

The Net Cash Flow is: NCF(0) = - I Stage 2, t = T At time T, there will be two possibilities: • If the innovation process is successful, the administration will undertake the purchasing of the product, under predefined economic conditions (C). (...) Estimates the probability of success (p) Valuating the contract Calculation of PV • Three cases: 1. (...) Valuating the contract Benchmarking • Benchmarking assumes that the probability of success of the development phase will be the average success rate of similar new product development processes. • A useful reference is represented by the dataset reported in Lee and Markham (2016), according to which the average success rate is estimated at 61% Industry Success Rate Capital goods 61.3% Chemical and materials 56.5% Industrial services 53.2% Tech. hardware 54.0% Software and services 66.5% Consumer services 60.3% Health care 59.4% FMCG 51.1% Valuating the contract Analysis of the historical track record In the analysis of the historical track record: • The administration asks the potential supplier data on the success rates in its product development processes. • The average success rate of the supplier is then used as an estimate of the probability of success for the IP.

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  Annex 11d

It is recommended to present the indicators of success in a manner that is gender sensitive. What are the information sources used for the indicators of success? (...) The results are achieved through the successful implementation of project activities. The success of project implementation will be measured through the level of achievement. (...) Indicators should be specific, clear, measurable and gender sensitive wherever possible What are the sources of information for the inidcators of success?

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  ITU - NGMN and digital dividend

§==Mobile= Technical Success Factors Economic Success Factors Success Factors for “LTE” the Evolution of the IMT 2000 Mobile Standard More capacity – highest possible spectral efficiency Spectrum and bandwidth flexibility to accommodate deployment flexibility 20 MHz Blocks at minimum Flat all-IP architecture with full multi-vendor “plug and play” capability High levels of throughput alongside low levels of latency End-to-end Quality of Service (QoS) – full network resource control Integrated network security and encryption and differentiated Quality of Service Backward compatibility with legacy networks and ability to eventually replace those Cost per bit -- comparable to xDSL, at introduction and over time Maximum reuse of existing assets – sites and site infrastructure Minimal hardware changes – software defined evolution including radio Easy to maintain and operate – self configuration and optimisation A workable IPR regime – transparent, capped, ex-ante regime Sufficient affordable spectrum 10 ==!" (...) §==Mobile= Use of digital dividend – possible WIN-WIN situation Excerpt from the US spectrum table: … … Digital switchover broadens capacity of channels by factor 4 Demand for mobile services will rise (at the latest in about 10 years, see EC FMS study) If spectrum allocation would foresee flexible usage, demand could make the decision between broadcast or mobile use The US-spectrum allocation is an example Possible outcome: Broadcasters gain more “channels” and mobile operators get more “spectrum” 15 ==!" (...) Use of digital dividend – possible WIN-WIN situation Spectrum to reduce “digital divide”

Score: 866533.4 - https://www.itu.int/osg/spu/st...op%2022.23.01.07_Pres%20WK.pdf

  THE MILAN URBAN FOOD

How will you measure success? What are the indicators of success you will need to see as clear evidence? (...) Worked example from Quito 3RESOURCE 6a: SIMPLE PROCESS TO REVIEW STRATEGY AND POSSIBLE MEASURES OF SUCCESS Where are you now? Evaluation of the current situation in relation to MUFPP workstream category Where do you want be? (...) Number of city-led or supported activities to promote sustainable diets 4RESOURCE 6a: SIMPLE PROCESS TO REVIEW STRATEGY AND POSSIBLE MEASURES OF SUCCESS Where are you now? Evaluation of the current situation in relation to MUFPP workstream category Where do you want be?

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  Page 1171 - 5G Basics - Core Network Aspects

Once per OPU1 frame, it is possible to perform either a positive or a negative justification action. (...) Once per OPU2 frame, it is possible to perform either a positive or a negative justification action. (...) Once per OPU3 frame, it is possible to perform either a positive or a negative justification action. ..... ..... ...

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  Substitution

Possible Speaker: Jorge Perez, National Cleaner Production Center, Mexico Accepted 4. (...) Case on substitution: DDT and its alternatives; A possible topic for discussion would be alternatives to DDT that are being applied and effective in the developing countries. Possible speakers: Dr. Jorge Méndez Federico Gómez Children’s Hospital and CENAVECE, Ministry of Health, Mexico jfmg03100@yahoo.com.mx    Accepted 8.

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