oneM2M develops globally agreed-upon, access independent, end-to-end specifications for an M2M communications and management system that can be readily embedded within various hardware and software, connecting the wide range of devices in the field with M2M application servers worldwide. The project brings together fourteen of the world’s leading ICT Standards Development Organisations and industry consortia and over 200 member companies. 
oneM2M specifications provide a common means for communications service providers to support applications and services as diverse as the smart grid, the connected car, home automation, energy management, enterprise supply chain, public safety, eHealth and telemedicine.

A conversation with oneM2M Leaders to recount the 10 years journey of oneM2M and future directions.

8 September 2022, 1100 - 1215 UTC (1630 - 1745 IST)

In this webinar, oneM2M experts will discuss the need for open IoT standards and the motivations for creating oneM2M as a global initiative. They will describe key capabilities offered to IoT users and standardization milestones over oneM2M's ten-year journey. They will also discuss emerging industry requirements in areas related to IoT security, data privacy, cross-silo interoperability and AI for IoT.

The webinar will be of interest to adopters and users of IoT systems, solution and technology architects, and the developer community.

Aurindam Bhattacharya, oneM2M MARCOM Vice Chair (C-DOT, India) will conduct a free wheeling conversation with following experts:
o    Roland Hechwartner - oneM2M Technical Plenary Chair (Deutsche Telekom)
o    Enrico Scarrone - oneM2M Steering Committee Chair (Telecom Italia)
o    Uday Desai - oneM2M Steering Committee Vice Chair (TSDSI)
o    JaeSeung Song - oneM2M Technical Plenary Vice Chair (Sejong University)
o    Dale Seed - oneM2M Technical Plenary Vice-Chair (Convida Wireless)

Program: 60 minutes conversation followed by 15 minutes audience Q&A

Participation: Open to all by prior registration.

oneM2M @10 – “Progress and Prospects for global IoT Standardization”

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a fundamental enabler of sustainability through its remote sensing and control capabilities in ‘green’ ICT solutions. Wider adoption, however, depends on using technology sustainably. 

During this webinar, Dale Seed of Convida Wireless, Andreas Kraft of Deutsche Telekom and Ravikumar Pragada of InterDigital will illustrate new developments that are making this possible. This will cover principles for designing IoT systems sustainability and practical guidance for implementing low-code and low-maintenance IoT devices based on the oneM2M standard. The session will also take a longer-term view of new approaches to support ultra-low power devices that bring the potential for trillions of IoT devices closer to reality.

Sustainable IoT – Low Code, Low Maintenance and Ultra Low-Power Approaches

This webinar provides an insight to the recent development in oneM2M with a preview on some of the new features of oneM2M’s release 4 as well as an introduction to the oneM2M testing scope and related oneM2M Certification program, Interoperability events and Hackathons.
Roland Hechwartner of Deutsche Telekom (DT) and Chairman of the oneM2M Technical Plenary will moderate the webinar and introduce in brief the oneM2M standard and its evolution from Release 1.0 to Release 4.0. Shane He of Nokia and the Chairperson of the Requirements and Domain Models working group will give insight to the highlights of vertical domain enablement and information models based on Smart Device Template 4.0 defined in oneM2M. Dale Seed of Convida Wireless and Chairman of the System Design and Security working group will then illustrate oneM2M’s recent development and will give a preview of new features in the Release 4. Andrew Min-gyu Han of the Hansung University and Chairman of the Testing and Developers Ecosystem working group will highlight the oneM2M testing scope, show the latest achievements in the global certification program, as well as introduce oneM2Ms interoperability test events and hackathons.

Latest developments in IoT ecosystem and first preview of features in Release 4

Mobile network operators have experienced several use-cases where IoT Devices have significantly degraded mobile network services, impacting not only IoT devices, but entire regional mobile networks.

This is often caused by IoT devices that do not operate in a manner that is consistent with how mobile networks were designed. There is a greater risk of similar issues arising as the population of IoT devices grows and new services are deployed to take advantage of the new capabilities in 5G mobile networks. 
 
The oneM2M standard has been designed to provide services and capabilities to ease the implementation of IoT service platforms. This presentation will describe how mobile operators and IoT developers can leverage oneM2M standards to ensure that IoT devices “Do No Harm to the Network”. Building off the GSMA’s guidelines for efficient IoT Device connectivity, the webinar will outline how oneM2M standards-based solutions support large scale deployment of IoT Devices.
The webinar will be of interest to mobile network operators, IoT solution providers and systems integrators that are developing and deploying IoT platforms.

How oneM2M Standards Improve IoT Protection of Mobile Networks

In 2019, oneM2M celebrated its 7th year of developing standards for open and interoperable IoT solutions by launching new initiatives for its Release 4 specifications. The goal of this webinar is to describe the maturity of the oneM2M standard in relation to its life cycle, feature set and example applications.

Roland Hechwartner of Deutsche Telekom Group (DT) and the Chairperson for oneM2M’s Technical Plenary will describe the global reach of the oneM2M standard and its evolution from Release 1.0 to Release 4.0. 
Ken Figueredo of Convida Wireless will then illustrate the application of oneM2M’s architecture in pilot and subsequent commercial applications. These examples will highlight oneM2M’s maturity based on IoT-platform reusability factors as well as extensions to address new use cases. 

This webinar will be of interest to organizations that prioritize open standards for scalable and interoperable IoT solutions. It will also interest organizations in markets that deal with IoT data sharing for intelligent transport systems, connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs), and the roll out of mobility-as-a-service (MaaS) solutions.

oneM2M: A Mature Standard for Interoperable and Reusable IoT Solutions

The Smart Device Template (SDT) provides an abstraction layer to model and manage connected devices

The oneM2M Smart Device Template (SDT)

You will be introduced to the new features of the 3rd Release of oneM2M specifications.

Understanding Release 3

The importance of open standards in advancing Internet of Things (IoT) applications that use Low Power Wide Area (LPWA) networks will be discussed during a webinar hosted by oneM2M. The webinar will explore the challenges Communication Service Providers (CSPs) are facing as they look to make the most of their burgeoning IoT deployments and will examine how an open standards approach can increase cost-effectiveness, improve scalability and boost confidence that today’s IoT projects will be future-proof and provide value to the CSPs deploying them.

Boost LPWA revenue through oneM2M

The cross-sectorial approach to IoT taken by oneM2M  is challenging when it comes to security, because IoT applications in different domains have so diverse trust assumptions and security requirements. Yet such an approach is required to deliver the information for interoperability benefits that people expect from the IoT.
As a oneM2M Partner focusing on security, GlobalPlatform develops a range of security technologies addressing the challenges of complex ecosystems that find applications in different domains, from financial services to telecom networks, government services or public transport systems.
 
The webinar intends to illustrate how the know-how and expertise of both organizations complement each other to combine security and ubiquity in IoT deployments.

Combined strengths of oneM2M and GlobalPlatform to address IoT security

The end game with IoT is to securely monetize the vast treasure trove of IoT-generated data to deliver value to enterprise applications, whether by enabling new revenue streams, reducing costs, or improving customer experience. Built on top of the oneM2M architecture, the HPE Universal IoT Platform enables this data monetization. Join this webinar to learn more about the HPE UIoT Platform and how oneM2M addresses the challenges of fragmentation and integration complexity with a horizontal-platform-based approach.

This webinar is the first of a sequence of webinars that oneM2M is hosting to highlight various implementations and deployments of oneM2M.

Delivering IoT Value through oneM2M Compliance

This webinar will provide an overview of the new features and functionality supported by the new Release 2 version of the oneM2M standard.

oneM2M Release 2 Overview

How can smart city architects plan for future scalability, integrate as yet unknown technologies while being interoperable with legacy installations? 
Only a standards-based solution can help address these challenges. 
Today we'll see how the oneM2M standard used in a smart city architecture can introduce a horizontal interoperability layer and reducing vendor lock-in. 
We'll learn from the experience of oneM2M in the field, taking the example of Korea's ambitious smart city project in Busan, based on oneM2M.
We'll examine a blue-print for future smart city development, taking into account legacy systems, open standards, open data and security.

Our presenter is Dr. Omar Elloumi of Nokia, the chairman of oneM2M's Technical Plenary.

Future proof IoT based smart cities using oneM2M

Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) are an important subset of IoT applications. They are made possible by sharing multimodal transport information across data owners, application developers, service providers and end-users to deliver innovative services. 

By exposing historically closed data assets to different stakeholders, Intelligent Transport Systems deliver significant economic gains; citizens benefit through informative services; journeys become more efficient; and, a transport assets start to generate higher returns. ITS will also have a profound impact on regional economic development by fostering new business start-ups, for example.

This webinar examines the intelligent-transport needs of local government and transport-sector authorities in the UK and how the oneM2M standard addresses their operational requirements across a broad set of stakeholders. Presenters from Arup, Buckinghamshire Country Council and InterDigital  will describe how a public-private consortium field trial is using the standard within the oneTRANSPORT project. The pilot is being rolled out across several counties  in the UK, covering a population of over 4m people. The webinar will also illustrate new application opportunities and business models for local authorities to monetize their assets including early Return-on-Investment projections for a viable, long-term deployment.

Use of the oneM2M standard in the oneTRANSPORT field

This webcast addresses how the oneM2M platform is enhanced with semantic capabilities to ensure cross-domain interoperability between IoT devices and applications at the level of communication and data. We will introduce to you :
•The semantic vision of IoT: from data to intelligence.
•Data interoperability and generic interworking in oneM2M.
•The oneM2M base ontology: concepts, properties and relationships.
•How to map the base ontology with external ontologies.
•How to instantiate oneM2M resources according to the base ontology.
•Towards semantic discovery and advanced reasoning in oneM2M.

Dr. Mahdi Ben Alaya is the founder and CEO of Sensinov. He obtained a Ph.D. in networks, telecommunications, systems and architecture from the University of Toulouse and LAAS-CNRS in France. His research interests cover IoT Interoperability, Autonomic Computing, Semantic, and Information Centric Networking. He is co-founder and technical manager of the open source project OM2M at the Eclipse foundation. He is now serving as vice-chairman of the oneM2M Test working Group.

Enhancing oneM2M platform with semantics, why does it matter?

Continua is a Partner in oneM2M, and actively contributes to the development of oneM2M specifications. Discover how Continua and oneM2M specifications and standards can work together to develop better personal connected healthcare apps. Find out how Continua integrates with and makes use of the work done in oneM2M. Get the latest update on demonstrations involving oneM2M and Continua technology.

Personal Connected Healthcare – how oneM2M can help develop the market

This next webcast from oneM2M will fill you in on progress since the oneM2M Showcase last December. oneM2M Release 1 specifications were published in January this year. Find out what functionality is enabled by this set of 10 specifications. Discover what this functionality really means for M2M and the IoT, how it can be used, why it is necessary, how businesses focused on M2M and the IoT can take advantage of oneM2M’s work. 

Release 1 is out the door, but work hasn’t stopped: find out what’s in store for oneM2M Release 2, and how you can get involved.

Dr. Josef J. Blanz is a principal engineer with Qualcomm’s Standards and Industry Organizations Group. He coordinates Qualcomm's participation in M2M and IoT related standards and industry fora, conducts related internal design work and serves as an interface to business development, product management and engineering teams. Josef was actively involved in the creation of oneM2M and serves as Qualcomm’s lead in oneM2M.

oneM2M Release 1 Primer: What’s in there, and why is it important?

4th in a series of 4 webcasts introducing oneM2M, the global standards initiative for machine to machine communications and the Internet of Things.
This webcast addresses how oneM2M covers Management, Abstraction and Semantics (MAS), which are the key enabling capabilities for hiding the heterogeneity and providing high level interoperability for the variety of M2M/IoT devices and applications. The topic is under the major responsibility of oneM2M MAS WG. 
We'll introduce to you:
–      The concepts of M.A.S. and their relationships
–      The common service capabilities provided as M.A.S.
–      The architecture design and the protocol mapping for M.A.S.
–      The vision and evolution of oneM2M on M.A.S.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                
Dr. Yongjing Zhang is a Standard Research Project Lead of Carrier Software Business Unit at Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd, responsible for telco service related standard activities, innovation research as well as product planning.  His professional areas include SIP/IMS, Messaging, Personal Network, Device Management, and most recently M2M/IoT and Network Function Virtualization (NFV).  
Among his active participation in several standard organizations, he is now serving as the chairman of the oneM2M MAS (Management, Abstraction & Semantics) Working Group.

On Management, Abstraction & Semantics

With machine-to-machine (M2M) communications and the Internet of Things (IoT) quickly evolving, it is critical that a foundation be built that enables applications developed on different networks and platforms to easily and seamlessly exchange information. The emerging oneM2M standard, which is developed under the direction of a consortium of eight global standards bodies, enables that exchange effectively accelerating the adoption of open M2M systems.

This webinar will explore how the potential of the oneM2M standard can be realized via the recently launched oneM2M App-ID registry and what developers need to do now to secure their spot in the global M2M marketplace.

Matt Lear is the M2M and IoT Product Management Director for iconectiv with more than 17 years of experience in technology, business, and marketing for enterprise and consumer products. His business domain expertise includes M2M and IoT, Location-based services, network security, wireless telecommunications, and enterprise telecommunications management. Matt’s engineering background provides him a unique vantage point to bridge sales and technology processes.

Accelerating the Internet of Things: The oneM2M App-ID Registry

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