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1.4 Impact of HTML 5
Read the full post-event session summary [
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The FIA Aalborg consolidated report is also available [download pdf]
Format of the workshop
The workshop will consist of:
- Presentations of HTML5 activities, both around standardisation and implementation
- Case Studies to allow industries to present their understanding and discuss ongoing implementations
- Panel session to debate few questions prepared in advance
Problem Statement and Objectives of the workshop
HTML5 and related technologies like CSS3, JavaScript, WebGL and Web Workers are expected to deliver a standardised and widely acceptable format of communicating and delivering data and content across the web. While it has certainly gained strong attention around mobile, HTML5 technologies are expected to widely impact several other endpoints. Hence, there is a strong anticipation and equal excitement to understand the implications of juggernaut that HTML5 is or is not:
- What will be the impact of HTML 5 for the future services on the Internet? What can you do with it today?
- What's its role in TV services?
- Will it really be able to replace mobile applications? What is the impact of HTML5 on mobile app development and other enterprise back-end as well as cloud systems? Will it replace proprietary Web media technologies?
- What are the security concerns and challenges around HTML?
Session organisers
Vishal Jain, Mobile Analyst, 451 Research
Philippe Cousin, Mosquito – ETSI Expert
Target audience
- Service providers, OEM’s and enterprise services, applications and business models
- Researchers and research projects concerned with connected endpoints
- Application developers
- Open source community
Draft Agenda – 10th May, Thursday, Session 1.4, 13.30 to 15.30
Presentations: 1 hour 25 min
| Presentations | Speaker |
20 min | Keynote - HTML5 Implementation areas – future internet, mobile, connected devices – current and future version | |
20 min | Business Keynote - Opportunities in HTML5 for an operator | Philippe Lucas, Senior Vice President Standardisation & Ecosystems Development, Orange |
15 min | Practical problems in mobile web and ways to address them | Stephan Haux, Director Product Management, Netbiscuits |
15 min | Operator implementation to-date | Claudio Venezia, Telecom Italia |
15 min | Mobile fragmentation perspective |
|
Dominique Hazael-Massieux
Panel: 35 mins
35 min | Questions to be discussed 1. Should the industry wait for the completion of HTML5 standardisation effort 2. What has been the uptake of HTML5 and is it a third ecosystem? 3. What needs to be done to create an enabling ecosystem for developers to target all the Internet endpoints?
| Moderated by Vishal Jain, 451 Research
Participants : Dominique Hazael-Massieux, W3C Philippe Lucas, Senior Vice President Standardisation & Ecosystems Development, Orange Security Researcher, TBD Stephan Haux, Director Product Management, Netbiscuits Claudio Venezia, Telecom Italia |
Call for participation
We have already contacted speakers for some of the remaining TBD speaking slots.
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