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Question 1/12

Question 1/12 – SG 12 work programme and QoS/QoE coordination in the ITU-T
(Continuation of Question 1/12 Parts 1a, 1b and Part 3)

Motivation

A Study Group should identify new or revised Questions to enable its programme of work to evolve. But for new work proposals, a home is needed when they are not directly related to existing Questions. This Question provides that home. Additionally, this Question can address actions requested of the Study Group that have no associated Question or Rapporteur.

SG 12 is the Lead Study Group on QoS/QoE, and this Question is where SG 12 can provide cross-ITU SG coordination for the many aspects of QoS in order to foster consistency within the ITU, and with related external organizations (e.g. 3GPP, IETF).

 

SG 12 works proactively to help bridge the standardization gap in the area of QoS/QoE. The Regional Group for Africa was created by SG 12 in support of the needs of one of the world's regions, and any issues related to SG 12 being its parent group are addressed in this Question.
Consistent with the above, this Question itself does not usually produce any recommendations.

 

Question

 

This Question asks, but is not limited to, the following:

 

  •  What new/revised Questions are needed to evolve the work programme of SG 12?
  •  When contributions or liaisons are addressed to SG 12, on topics not covered by any existing Questions, what is the SG 12 view—and any recommended action?
  •  What are the results of TSB initiatives, or actions of other SGs or SDOs, that need to be considered under the Study Group work programme?
  • What ITU-T coordination is needed for the studies carried out on QoS/QoE?
  • Is harmonization needed among ITU-T recommendations on QoS/QoE?
  • What collaboration is needed on QoS issues with other bodies in the industry?
  • What are the needs and issues expressed by developing countries on QoS and QoE, and how can SG 12 provide support in the course of its work?
  • What contributions from groups for which SG 12 is the parent, such as the Regional Group for Africa, can be implemented in Recommendations, Guides or Handbooks?

 Tasks

Tasks include, but are not limited to:

  •  Identifying new/revised Questions needed in the SG 12 work programme to address QoS/QoE issues in the rapidly changing ICT marketplace.
  •  Coordination of QoS/QoE-related activities in the ITU-T (ongoing).
  •  Collaboration on QoS/QoE with other standards bodies (ongoing).
  • Leadership on QoS/QoE related issues to TSAG and the TSB, as needed.
  • Creation of other SG12 Regional Groups, as needed.
  •  Responding to actions required in liaisons addressed to SG 12 on issues for which no other Question is responsible.

An up-to-date status of the SG 12 work programme available is at:
http://1f8a81b9b0707b63-19211.webchannel-proxy.scarabresearch.com/ITU-T/workprog/wp_search.aspx?q=1/12

Relationships

Recommendations

  • All Recommendations under the responsibility of SG 12

Questions

  •  Any Question in the ITU-T that has QoS/QoE aspects

Study Groups

  •  All ITU-T Study Groups with activities related to QoS

Standardization bodies

  •  All standards-related organizations working on QoS/QoE, such as ETSI, IETF, ATIS, TIA, IEEE, 3GPP, MEF, BBF, etc.

 

 

 

 

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