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description containing the functional requirements, stage 2 containing the overall functional description and architecture for a given functionality and stage 3 being the detailed technical speci cation down to the bit level Working with this methodology the idea is of course that the stage 1 description is rst completed or nearly completed so the requirements are clear The next step is then to complete the stage 2 description and thereby de ne the overall architecture and functional split for the technical realisation of the functionality When stage 2 is complete or close to completion the third step the stage 3 speci cations containing the detailed technical speci cation is complete However, it was not possible for 3GPP to do this work serially, because of the very short timescale for completion of the rst set of speci cations in December 1999 only 1 year from 3GPP s creation in December 1998.

Thus the work on stage 1, 2 and 3 speci cations had to a large degree to be performed in parallel Doing so TSG SA WG2, which is responsible for system architecture, quickly became a bottleneck in the process, as it was dif cult, especially for TSG CN (core network) to draft the detailed speci cation before the architectural decisions were made This problem peaked at the fourth TSG SA meeting in June 1999, when going through the status report from TSG SA WG2, where it became clear to the full membership that an extraordinary effort was needed to ensure that the architectural work was speeded up Standardisation by committee is not a traditional project, where the project leader can reallocate resources to the most urgent task.

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In standardisation the important task is to ensure that all the participants know and understand where additional effort is most urgently needed, so the volunteer work effort is pointed in the right direction The recognition of the need for an extraordinary effort in TSG SA WG2 helped to speed up the architectural work and minimise the problem of TSG SA WG2 being a bottleneck The initial delay of course made the work schedule even tougher for the groups responsible for the detailed stage 3 speci cations As you can imagine it is not possible here to go into the details of the work, which led to the rst set of speci cation from 3GPP in December 1999 In the following I will therefore only provide a few of examples of items, which required resolution by TSG SA.

For UMTS a new ciphering and authentication mechanism providing a higher degree of security has been developed The SIM card (for UMTS USIM) is involved in the authentication process and calculates the necessary keys for the authentication and ciphering Thus new SIM cards are required, or to be technically correct, cards with the USIM application are required In the following I will use the short term USIM to indicate the card supporting the new security algorithms and SIM for the old cards supporting the GSM level of security At the third meeting of the TSGs there was the question of whether the UMTS networks should only support USIM and thus always provide the highest possible degree of security or whether it should be possible to access a UMTS network with terminals with a SIM only.

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