Organization
The CDMA Certification Forum (CCF) and its Members are dedicated to improving the quality and time-to-market of all CDMA devices by using a common test process that ensures that they all conform to the same quality and performance standards established by the industry participants and standards bodies. The CCF also addresses the testing and certification of new/emerging technologies such as M2M, applications testing and more. CCF Members are organized in working groups that develop processes that help vendors and operators to successfully and rapidly get their devices through certification.
The organization consists of:
• The Board of Directors includes CDMA Vendors and Operators elected by the statutory members on an annual basis.
• The Steering Committee is responsible for day-to-day tactical management of the CCF.
• The Technical Working Group has been established with the primary charter of defining, validating, implementing, and evolving device certification test plans.
• The Certification Working Group has been established with the primary charter of defining, implementing, and evolving a certification process for CDMA devices, an authorization process for test labs, and a platform validation process for commercial test platforms.
Additional working groups and sub-working groups are established as needed to achieve the objectives set for by the Steering Committee in pursuit of the member agreed upon work items.
The CDMA Certification Forum counts over 40 member companies including CDMA vendors, manufacturers, test labs and testing equipment manufacturers. For more information about the CDMA Certification Forum and the complete list of CCF Members, go to: www.globalccf.org.
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