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This deliverable defines the final architecture and business model for ORIGAMI, indicating high business potential and sustainability implications.
Deliverable D2.3 captures the final definition of the ORIGAMI project architecture, with the details associated with the major architectural components introduced in the work package (GSBA, CCL, and ZTL). The document captures the full details on the final validation of the architectural functional requirements, the exemplification, through call flows from selected use cases of the project, of the operation of the architectural components. This work generated a considerable footprint on the standardisation bodies (in particular 3GPP), that captured the ORIGAMI work especially in terms of requirements definition and the architectural alternatives for the 6G RAN.The ORIGAMI Use Cases and the supporting architectural innovations have a high business potential that has been identified by assessing the Business Readiness Level associated with the selected business models, identifying the opportunities behind the project’s technology. Besides the economic implications, ORIGAMI impacted important Key Values such as sustainability and trustworthiness. This document discusses how a selection of the project Use Cases can impact them, discussing the forthcoming evaluation in the final project’s deliverables.
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