FOREWORD
Executive Summary
Introduction
Why Develop a Framework?
Multiple Viewpoints
Background
Scope
Prerequisites
Framework Progression
Collaboration Terminology
System Integration Philosophy
Agreement at the Interface – A Contract
Boundary of Authority
Decision Making in Very Large Networks
The Role of Standards
High Level Categorization
Technical Aspects
Category 1: Basic Connectivity
Category 2: Network Interoperability
Category 3: Syntactic Interoperability
Informational Aspects
Category 4: Semantic Understanding
Category 5: Business Context
Organizational Aspects
Category 6: Business Procedures
Category 7: Business Objectives
Category 8: Economic and Regulatory Policy
Cross-Cutting Issues
Shared Meaning of Content
Resource Identification
Time Synchronization and Sequencing
Security and Privacy
Logging and Auditing
Transaction and State Management
System Preservation
Quality of Service
Discovery and Configuration
System Evolution and Scalability
Examples of Applying the Framework
Governance
Acknowledgements
References
Example Scenarios
Residential Demand Response
Mrs. Meg A. Watts Moves In
A Critical Peak Occurs
An Emergency Occurs
Meg and the Framework
Commercial Building Demand Response
Congestion Management Market
Bibliography