ETSI
Work Programme
ETSI Work Programme 2025
The ETSI Work Programme 2025 provides an overview of our current standardisation projects.
Annual Reports
ETSI Annual Report 2024
This White Paper intends to provide guidance on how a MEC developer can consume APIs from
standards, open source and industry fora. Specifically, it provides clarification on the complementary
nature of the work from standards (with related definitions e.g., of ETSI MEC service APIs) and open
source implementations / definitions from open source (CAMARA Service APIs).
Whitepapers
MEC application developer guidelines for universal access to service APIs across the industry
This White Paper intends to provide guidance on how a MEC developer can consume APIs from
standards, open source and industry fora. Specifically, it provides clarification on the complementary
nature of the work from standards (with related definitions e.g., of ETSI MEC service APIs) and open
source implementations / definitions from open source (CAMARA Service APIs).
Management and Orchestration of the Telco Cloud: The Role of NFV-MANO and Its Added Value
This White Paper intends to provide guidance on how a MEC developer can consume APIs from
standards, open source and industry fora. Specifically, it provides clarification on the complementary
nature of the work from standards (with related definitions e.g., of ETSI MEC service APIs) and open
source implementations / definitions from open source (CAMARA Service APIs).
NFV evolution: Towards the Telco Cloud
This White Paper intends to provide guidance on how a MEC developer can consume APIs from
standards, open source and industry fora. Specifically, it provides clarification on the complementary
nature of the work from standards (with related definitions e.g., of ETSI MEC service APIs) and open
source implementations / definitions from open source (CAMARA Service APIs).
AI Technologies in Experiential Networked Intelligence to Increase Autonomous Operation
This White Paper intends to provide guidance on how a MEC developer can consume APIs from
standards, open source and industry fora. Specifically, it provides clarification on the complementary
nature of the work from standards (with related definitions e.g., of ETSI MEC service APIs) and open
source implementations / definitions from open source (CAMARA Service APIs).