Events and presentations

Forming the Next Generation of ICT Standards People: A Day of Teaching Standardization - 6 October 2022

Forming the Next Generation of ICT Standards People: A Day of Teaching Standardization - 6 October 2022

ETSI invited the international teaching community to its first face-to-face seminar on teaching standardization on the 6th October 2022. Professors, lecturers, and other teaching professionals gathered at ETSI with the aim of forming the next generation of ICT Standards People.

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ETSI presentations recorded for MTECH students

ETSI presentations recorded for MTECH students

The presentation slides are available in PDF format in the "attachments section" of each session. The format enables the students to listen to the lectures at different times.

ICT Standards overview and ETSI - discover the ETSI environment - Gavin Craik, Senior Technical Content Officer, ETSI

The ETSI standards making process and how to get involved in ETSI - Anthony Brand, Director of ETSI Standards Development Centre (SDC)

ETSI approach to innovation and research - David Boswarthick, Director of ETSI New Technology Department

ETSI and our IPR policy - Christian Loyau, ETSI Legal Director

The importance of testing and interoperability - Ultan Mulligan, Director of ETSI Centre for Testing & Interoperability

Cybersecurity - status of work in ETSI - Sonia Compans, ETSI Technical Officer to TC CYBER

Webinar: Education about ICT Standardization - recorded on 24 September 2020

Webinar: Education about ICT Standardization - recorded on 24 September 2020

Education is an important instrument in raising awareness and providing support for standardization. To promote the ICT standardization process, it is important to increase the understanding and attractiveness of standards with lecturers and students alike. Strong teaching materials provide a major tool that can be used to convey the value of standardization.

Webinar recorded on 24 September 2020

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ETSI presentations recorded for the TUDOR project

Standardization Overview Claire d'Esclercs, Director Membership Development

Research and Standardization David Boswarthick, Director New Technologies

Getting results Claire d'Esclercs, Director Membership Development

Tips and Tricks David Boswarthick, Director New Technologies

Short educational videos

ETSI has produced a series of short animated videos aiming at educating a wider audience on the added value of standards. 

Our videos explain the technologies we standardize in a simple and fun way!

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Building a Quantum Safe Future!

Building a Quantum Safe Future!
Embark on an exploration of the amazing world of quantum computing. Understand how and why it will revolutionize our technological landscape and how to safeguard our most sensitive data in a quantum-powered age.

AI made simple

AI made simple
Artificial intelligence, commonly referred to as “AI”, seems to underpin many aspects of our modern life, to the extent that “AI” has become a buzzword. But what is AI, really?

This video explains, in a fun and simple way, how AI actually works and how it is already improving our daily lives. It also covers the key developments that we can expect to see in future years and explains why standards are essential.

MEC - Close to the user, at the EDGE!

MEC - Close to the user, at the EDGE!
Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC) offers application developers and content providers cloud-computing capabilities and an IT service environment at the edge of the network. The Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC) initiative is an Industry Specification Group (ISG)

Design Tomorrow's World

Design Tomorrow's World
Design tomorrow's world with The Standards People. ETSI is at the forefront of new Information and Communication Technologies, leading the development of standards that enable a sustainable and securely connected society.

ETSI, Home of NFV

ETSI, Home of NFV
Network Functions Virtualisation (NFV) improves networks flexibility and elasticity, allows better resilience and even allows network to self-heal. ETSI is the home of NFV, see how ETSI has been contributing to the development of the virtualization of network functions.

Small Chip - Big Future

Small Chip - Big Future
ETSI TC SCP works on the development and maintenance of specifications for ultra-smart chips called Secure Elements (SEs), these can securely host multiple applications while meeting a wider range of market needs.

Cybersecurity - join the players

Cybersecurity - join the players
See how ETSI brings together all stakeholders in the connected world to produce cybersecurity standards.

Smart Cities Made Simple

Smart Cities Made Simple
Smart Cities made simple by The Standards People.