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Funding Considerations for oneM2M: Insights from ARIB and TTC

The business model for Machine-to-Machine (M2M) in Japan remains unclear, particularly regarding participation from various verticals in the oneM2M initiative. In 2013, ARIB and TTC advocate for it to be identified as a 'Short Term' period. The meetings will mirror those from 2012, focusing on voluntary contributions from Standards Development Organizations (SDOs). A newly agreed funding formula consists of a 'Fixed part' and a 'Variable part,' with a desire to minimize the Fixed component to enhance flexibility and encourage broader involvement.

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Funding Considerations for oneM2M: Insights from ARIB and TTC

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  1. Further considerations on Funding PrincipalSource: ARIB, TTC0. Background- Business model of M2M is unclear in Japan at this moment.- Number of verticals who will participate in oneM2M is also unclear.1. ‘Short Term’ or ‘Long Term’ in 2013- ARIB and TTC eagerly desire that 2013 is categorized as the ‘Short Term’.- SDOs will provide voluntary resources in 2013. 2013 meetings will be operated in a similar way with 2012 meetings.2. Funding formula- During the Tokyo meeting, it was agreed that the funding would be composed of ‘Fixed part’ and ‘Variable part’. - ARIB and TTC believe that the Fixed part should be minimized.

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