STANDARDS II (8210)
This project will continue the work of OMI STANDARDS in providing a framework for consensus on the necessary standards to facilitate the exploitation of the results of OMI and in providing a focal point for OMI programme management and coordination. Its objectives are:
- Continue the OMI/STANDARDS consensus mechanism across all OMI projects to agree standards to be adopted within OMI
- Identify relevant emerging (world-wide) standards, and to co-ordinate between OMI projects so that the interest of the OMI are appropriately represented in corresponding standards definition activities
- Identify requirements for new standards, to co-ordinate between OMI projects to ensure that these are developed, to continue the OMI/STANDARDS open review procedure to ensure widest applicability and support
- Coordinate between OMI projects so that OMI standards are promulgated internationally
- Establish a compliance infrastructure to enable independent certification of compliance with OMI standards (1995, then ongoing)
- Determine the most effective business communications channels to assist the penetration of OMI into the most important industrial sectors
- Demonstrate the feasibility of the ELI concept with a silicon demonstrator
- Identify, define and demonstrate the interfaces needed to integrate the tools required for system design using OMI supercells.
Start date: December 1993
End date: May 1996
Project Coordinator:
INMOS (United Kingdom) .. now SGS-Thomson (United Kingdom)
Partners:
SGS-Thomson (United Kingdom)
University of Patras (Greece)
IMEC (Belgium)
EDC (Belgium)
NMRC (Ireland)
MATRA (France)
OMIMO (Belgium)
PA Consulting Group (France)
Tasking Software (Netherlands)
SYNOPSYS (Germany)
TEICE (Spain)
TRIALOG (France)
SIEMENS (Germany)
THOMSON (France)
