IoT - inventing an innovation-friendly regulation

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SUMMARY
  • 9.00-9.15: Introduction by Arcep’s chairman, Sébastien Soriano
  • 9.15-9.45: Presentation – Internet of things: a European strategic issue

    Arcep wishes to systematically embed its reflexion into the European and international frameworks. Therefore, the authority fully supports the work led by the European Commission.

    • Pearse O'Donohue, Director, Future Networks Directorate 
  • Q&A
  • 9.45-10.30: Roundtable – Is connecting everything really wise?

    Internet of things provides new services and generates unprecedented volumes of data. Such trends entail multiple stakes in the technological, societal and economical domains. What about personal data and network security? Can we (and should we) connect everything?

    Moderated by Pierre-Jean Benghozi, Arcep Board member


  • • Dominique Boullier, Sociologist and Chairman of Social Media Lab at Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
  • • Laurence Allard, Lecturer, Communication sciences, IRCAV-Paris 3 / Lille 3
  • • Olivier Desbiey, Innovation and Foresight Manager at CNIL
  • • Christian Daviot, Strategy program manager at Agence nationale de sécurité des systèmes d’information (ANSSI)
  • Q&A
  • 10.30-11.00: Presentation – The position of the French Parliament

    • Patrick Chaize, French senator, AVICCA’s chairman 
  • Q&A
  • 11.30-12.15: Roundtable – Internet of things: English or French garden?

    Two opposite conceptions may be envisioned to facilitate the development of the internet of things. While some people advocate that innovation should be fostered in order to let initiatives abound, others argue that not ruling IoT would lead to the fragmentation of the ecosystem. As IoT is still emerging, should we, as of now, create rules in order to shape the market or let it grow by itself?

    Moderated by Sylvain Loizeau, Head of unit “spectrum, technologies and innovation”, responsible for the IoT project, Arcep
  • • Daniel Pataki, GSMA's Vice President for regulation
  • • Xavier Drilhon, Deputy chief executive officer at Sigfox
  • • Michel Cornet, Head of “sound & connected home” at Darty
  • • Sébastien Kaiser, connectivity & networks Director at SNCF
  • Q&A
  • 12.15-12.45: Conclusion by Arcep’s chairman, Sébastien Soriano

    • INFORMATION

    It is possible to both regulate AND stimulate innovation! This Monday, 7 November 2016, from 9 am to 1 pm, Arcep invites the Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem’s stakeholders, for a morning of dialogue over how we can build IoT regulation together.

    The symposium also marks the completion of a collaborative project. Since the start of the year, Arcep and several other public sector stakeholders – CNIL, ANSSI, ANFR, DGALN, DGE, France Stratégie – have been engaged in a dialogue with some 60 IoT ecosystem players. Thanks to this interaction, the draft version of a White Paper was published for consultation during the summer. Two summary documents of this work are published today : a White Paper on preparing for the Internet of Things revolution, the fruit of this collaborative work and the dialogue with the ecosystem’s players, along with a roadmap that concerns Arcep in particular, with a view to supporting the development of IoT networks. 

    > White paper ”Preparing the revolution of the internet of things: 
     - Document No. 1: A mapping of Arcep and its partners' understanding of the issues pertaining to the internet of things (in english version)
    - Document No. 2 : Arcep's roadmap to develop a pro-innovation regulation (in english version)

    > Summary
    ”IoT Inventing pro-innovation regulation ► 5 keys challenges & 3 Arcep tools serving the #IoT system”