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Fig. 7.1 Research, development and innovation life cycle.
standardisation, the on-time creation of Technical Committees (like ETSI TC
M2M, TC NTECH) and international Partnership Projects (like ETSI 3GPP
and oneM2M) helps to link the international industry with IERC research.
7.1.3 What are Current IoT Requirements?
Without IoT standards, FI-WARE (www.fi-ware.eu) for example would not
have been able to successfully provide open “Generic Enablers” for Future
Internet/IoT developments in Phase 2 and 3 of FI-PPP (www.fi-ppp.eu). In
IERC standardisation coordination meetings the most important IoT requirements
for cross-domain standardisation were about cybersecurity, privacy,
identification, traceability, anonimization, semantic interoperability, interoperability
or coexistence testing, performance characterization and scalability,
auto-configuration, discovery, self-configuration, service robustness and
resilience. Future standards adopters must be the standards makers. They know
best what they need to drive their business. There is a risk that standards are
not used if these two kinds of actors are different. An incentive to facilitate