Budapest, 9-10 September 2019
The second Study Group Leadership Assembly brought together 
   Chairmen, Vice-Chairmen, Working Party leaders and Rapporteurs of the ITU-T study groups and focus groups to discuss 
   technical matters of growing 
   strategic relevance to ITU standardization, and to identify opportunities for collaboration.
Topics were introduced by experts participating in ITU-T study groups and focus groups. The talks proposed topic-specific questions to guide the discussions of the assembly. A summary of these talks and associated discussions was made available to TSAG and all ITU-T study groups and focus groups.
The invitation-only event was held in conjunction with 
   ITU Telecom World in Budapest, Hungary.
Please contact 
   tsbsgd@itu.int for any queries you may have.
Documentation
Agenda and presentation material
 
            9 September 2019
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1400-1415
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            Opening  
            Moderator: Bilel Jamoussi (ITU/TSB)  
                 
              
               Welcome of participants, setting the scene and objectives (Chaesub Lee, Director, ITU/TSB)
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1415-1600
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            Session 1: Multimedia coding, systems and applications – “AI-enabled multimedia systems for health and vehicles”  
            Moderator: Noah Luo (Huawei, China) 
  ITU/TSB Lead: Stefano Polidori
   
                 
             
                  Challenges in vehicle domain service for automated driving and connected vehicles (Kaname Tokita, Honda, Japan) ( Slides)   
                 
              
               AI for autonomous and assisted driving (Bryn Balcombe, Roborace, United Kingdom) ( Slides)   
                 
              
               Considerations on FG-AI4H (Shan XU, CAICT, China) ( Slides) AI and machine learning for health (Marc Lecoultre, ML Lab, Switzerland) ( Slides)   
                 
              
               Future outlook on vehicular gateway and ITS standardization (Fernando Masami Matsubara, Mitsubishi Electric, Japan)
   
                 
             Discussion of issues and opportunities for collaboration
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1600-1630
  | Coffee break
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1630-1800
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            Session 2: IMT-2020/5G systems - “Transport, slicing, FMC”  
            Moderator: Bilel Jamoussi (ITU/TSB)  ITU/TSB Lead: Hiroshi Ota
   
                 
              
               Transport SDN to support 5G (Scott Mansfield, Ericsson, Canada) ( Slides)   
                 
              
               Emerging challenges and new research directions: A perspective from Network 2030 (Richard Li, Futurewei, United States) ( Slides)   
                
               Arising issues on migration to IMT-2020 (Charles Chike Asadu, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria; presented by Elliot Kabalo, ZICTA, Zambia) ( Slides)   
             Discussion of issues and opportunities for collaboration Draft summary
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               10 September 2019 | 
0845-1045
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            Session 3: IMT-2020/5G systems - “Machine learning, management and orchestration, operational issues” Moderator: Leo Lehmann (BAKOM, Switzerland) ITU/TSB Lead: Tatiana Kurakova
  Data processing and management in future networks (Gyu Myoung Lee, KAIST, Korea (Rep. of)) (Slides)   Considerations for standardization of 5G intelligent operation and management (Yanchuan Wang, China Telecom, China) (Slides)   Orchestration aspects: ML for 5G (Vishnu Ram, Consultant, India) (Slides)   Future of slicing and ML - Cognitive high-precision slicing (Kiran Makhijani, Futurewei, United States) (Slides)
  Discussion of issues and opportunities for collaboration Draft summary
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1045-1100
  | Coffee break
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1100-1300
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            Session 4: Numbering, addressing and identification  
            Moderator: Phil Rushton, DCMS, United Kingdom
  ITU/TSB Lead: Jie Zhang
   
                 
              
               Numbering, naming, addressing and identification (Phil Rushton, DCMS, United Kingdom) ( Slides)   
                 
              
               Emerging trends and issues in identity management (Miho Naganuma, NEC, Japan, on behalf of Abbie Barbir, Aetna, United States) ( Slides)   
                 
              
               Distributed ENUM networking for interconnection (Xiaojie Zhu, China Telecom, China) ( Slides)   
                 
             Discussion of issues and opportunities for collaboration
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1300-1400
  | Lunch break
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1400-1600
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            Session 5: Security, privacy and trust  
            Moderator and ITU/TSB Lead: Xiaoya Yang
   
                 
              
               Cybersecurity trends (Arnaud Taddei, Symantec, United States) ( Slides)   
                 
              
               5G security strategies (Heung Youl Youm, Soonchunhyang University, Korea (Rep. of)) ( Slides)   
                 
              
               SS7 security related issues (Xiaojie Zhu, China Telecom, China) ( Slides)  
                
             
               Trust in data and AI (Gyu Myoung Lee, KAIST, Korea (Rep. of)) ( Slides)  
                
             
               Cybersecurity threat intelligence (Bret Jordan, Chairman of STIX and TAXII subcommittees of OASIS CTI Group)  ( Slides)   
                 
             Discussion of issues and opportunities for collaboration
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1600-1630
  | Coffee break
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1630-1800
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            Summary, key takeaways, closing
  Adoption of SGLA summary record (Bilel Jamoussi, ITU/TSB) Executive summary (Adopted by SGLA)
  Closing remarks (Chaesub Lee, Director, ITU/TSB)
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