Dr. Jacques A. Besseyre
European Telecommunication Standards Expert for more than ten years can provide your company the following types of consulting services:
Jimmy Kim
HICOTECH is an international digital media service company, headquarted in Silicon Valley with offices in Korea and China. Established in 1992, HICOTECH began as an export/import firm working with overseas companies, helping them to achieve compliance with key safety standards such as UL, CSA, FCC, ANSI, SGCC, IRAM, AGA which are indispensable for exporting companies. Today, HICOTECH continues to import and export but has expanded into digital media services and e-business to be a complete solution for their clients. It has three core business areas: Content/Design, Consulting Services and Business-to-Business Services.
Bill Pechey
Bill Pechey has worked in international standards since 1978 in ITU, ETSI
and 3GPP. He is UK coordinator and delegation leader for ITU-T SG16 and is
Rapporteur for Question 12/16 (DCE-DCE protocols). His work in ETSI has
been mainly concerned with GSM data standards, moving to 3GPP when the
work was transferred. He attends ETSI TM6 meetings dealing with DSL
matters. In the last few years his interests have broadened to include
Bluetooth and wireless LANs.
Bill Schmidt
The International Telecommunications Union is a treaty organization of the
United Nations which has as members each country on the planet. It is also the
oldest telecommunications standards organization, dating back to 1865. It
recently adopted the name ITU as the name of its standards work, replacing the
name International Telegraph and Telephone Consultative Committee (in French
the acronym was CCITT). As an organization of governments, the ITU is also the
most formal of the formal telecommunications standards organizations.
The standards work in the ITU is divided into two sections,
ITU-Telecommunications (ITU-T) and ITU-Radiocommunications (ITU-R). Each
section is organized into Study Groups. Study Groups are divided in Working
Parties, and then further divided into Questions. The work in a Question is
led by a Rapporteur (French word meaning facilitator), and the working meetings
are termed Rapporteur meetings.
Telecommunications industry Association is the formal organization
responsible for the standards of the telecommunications equipment that connects
to the US telecommunications network. The TIA is closely aligned with the
Electronic Industries Association, an organization tracing its origin
back to 1944.
Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions
(ATIS) Committee T1 is the formal organization responsible for the telecommunications network standards.
In summary, TIA develops the US national standards for the equipment that
connects to the telecommunications network and ATIS T1 develops the US national
telecommunications standards for the network to which the equipment attaches.
ISACC is the Information and Communications Technology Standards Advisory Council of Canada.
56K.COM is an independent web site for K56flex and x2 information.
It features a 56K buyer's guide, upgrade guide, troubleshooting guide, init
strings, drivers, and firmware updates.
Ben's Bookmarks is a resource site for Cisco certification, training and jobs.
Berkeley Design Technology, Inc.
Berkeley Design Technology, Inc. is the leading source source of
independent, objective technical analysis, information, and services
in digital signal processing technology. Their industry
reports, "Buyer's Guide to DSP Processors," "DSP on General-Purpose
Processors," and "DSP Design Tools and Methodologies," provide design
engineers, managers, and marketers with rigorous, in-depth
evaluations of DSP chips, tools, software, and design techniques.
BDT also provides consulting services, custom studies, training, and
DSP firmware development.
Cellular Networking Perspectives
Cellular Networking Perspectives is a monthly bulletin that explains wireless standards and technology based on the TIA "AMPS" analog and digital cellular and PCS standards. It not only provides news, but also concise but technically accurate summaries of standards that have been published, or that are under development. This information is always presented in a context of global market awareness. It also provides regular updates of the status of each revision of both air interface and network standards. Information about the major vendors of a technology is included when relevant to a technical discussion.
Now a conference with complementing exhibits devoted specifically and
exclusively to Digital Subscriber Line (DSL), concentrating on what is
becoming the most exciting technological advancement in widening the
telecommunications bandwidth in decades.
DSLcon is designed to help in the quest to bring together equipment
vendors, service providers and end-users/early adopters. In short, DSLcon
will address the technology and application options and challenges
necessary to rapidly bring this bandwidth enhancement to fruition.
eSP is the industry's first web portal
dedicated to providing comprehensive solutions that accelerate the development
of products based upon emerging standards and protocols.
European Telecoms Intelligence Bulletin
Keep One Step Ahead in the Telecoms Market - European Telecoms Monitor
(ETIB) is a 24-page monthly Newsletter analysing the major developments in
the European telecommunications market. We provide you with independent
analysis on over 25 national markets. From Ireland to the Ukraine, from
Portugal to Finland, we bring you the most up-to-date intelligence on
policies, projects, markets and strategies...Download your free copy today!
Full Service Access Network (FSAN)
FSAN is a forum for the worlds leading telecommunications services providers and equipment suppliers to work towards a common goal of truly broadband access networks.
GlobalTechnoScan is a New Delhi based consulting company, founded in 1991. It works in two main areas:
International Center for Standards Research (ICSR)
ICSR is a new (October 1998) program at the University of Colorado to advance the theory and practice of standardization on a worldwide basis through unbiased, innovative research and education involving the engineering, business, policy, legal, economic, and social aspects of standards-related activities and products. For further information on this program contact Bjorn Eriksen (303-492-3653 or Bjorn.Eriksen@StandardsResearch.ORG) or visit the ICSR web site http://www.StandardsResearch.ORG
IHS provides CDROMs with various groupings of standards and other information, including FCC forms.
King products is a leader in the design and development of Public Access
Computing solutions, which deliver information, and services in a public
space.
King is an independent developer with the ability to design, engineer and
manufacture public space turn-key communications solutions. Products range
from Multimedia payphones to e-commerce and wayfinding interactive terminal
systems for the Telecommunications, Financial, Retail and Transportation
industries.
All about mobile communications, intelligent networks and applications. This site provides tutorials, white papers, information and other resources about mobile communications.
International Telecom Design, Type Approvals & Consultancy
Point Topic provides detailed up-to-date profiles of broadband DSL or ADSL services worldwide. Information includes DSL coverage, numbers of DSL subscribers, DSL service data rates, DSL tariffs, DSL technology suppliers, DSL marketing and DSL regulation.
directory of Robotics-related websites.
Scott Roleson of Hewlett Packard prepares the Telecom Web Report for TIA TR-41.9, (Terminal Attachment Programs). It is a compilation of Web resources dealing with telecommunications that he encountered in the normal
course of his daily work, or from information supplied by correspondents.
The web's most comprehensive collection of electrical
product safety and standards links (now approaching 400).
TIS: Telecommunication Information Services
TIS is a service-based company which provides updated regulatory information regarding rules for certification of telecommunications equipment in the United States and 100 other countries around the world.
TTA is an international professional products and services company which
supports its clients to overcome the technical trade and commercial
barriers that exist when entereing new international markets.
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43, Chemin des COLLES
06800 Cagnes sur Mer, France
Tel: +33 (0) 4 93 20 45 94
Fax: +33 (0) 4 92 38 49 29
Mobile: +33 (0) 6 07 10 63 15
besseyre@compuserve.com
Hicotech, Inc.
2000 Wyatt Drive, #9
Santa Clara, CA 95054, USA
Tel: 408-748-9971 ext. 11
Fax: 408-748-9973
Cell: 408-489-3636
hicojimmy@hicotech.com
http://www.hicotech.com
Computency Limited
Jays Lodge
Crays Pond
Reading, RG8 7QG
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 870 740 1123
Fax: +44 870 740 1126
bpechey@computency.co.uk
http://www.computency.co.uk
Telecom Standards Solutions
Tel: +1 480-802-6635
william.schmidt@telecomstandardssolutions.com
www.telecomstandardssolutions.com
Telecom Standards Solutions has over 30 years of meeting and management experience in telecommunications Standards Development Organizations. In addition to offering a broad range of consulting support such as training and mentoring for standards initiatives, TSS specializes in providing companies with standards activities programs based upon program management technology and tools, data base visibility and performance measurement. In Canada
Standardization in Canada is the responsibility of the Standards Council of Canada and the National Standards System.
Information Technology Standardization is tied to the international
activities of the Joint Technical Committee
on Information Technology (ISO/IEC
JTC1) and in Canada
to the Canadian Advisory Committee of JTC1 and the Technical Committee on
Information Technology of the Canadian Standards
Association (CSA/TCIT). Telecommunications are under the responsilibity
of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
and, in Canada, of the Canadian National Organization for the ITU (CNO/ITU-T,
CNO/ITU-R) and the Steering Committee on Telecommunications of the CSA
(CSA/SCOT).
(in alphabetical order)
(a) Technology Transfer and International Business Development
(b) Corporate Finance
Their web site, "Online Technology Transfer Market Place," acts as a comprehensive business information resource for the high technology industry in the areas of
Research and Development, Venture Capital and Financing, Patents and Intellectual Property and helps in
finding strategic alliances and partnering opportunities for companies and organizations all over the world.
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Palo Alto, CA USA 94303-3024
Tel: +1 650 856-8836
