4203 LTE 09 Brochure - 3G, 4G & 5G Wireless Resources, … · 2017-12-31 · Network Strategy, FranceTelecom, France Dr.ErolHepsaydir, Director of Radio Solutions, Hutchinson3G, UK

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17–20 NOVEMBER 2008, MILLENNIUM GLOUCESTER HOTEL, LONDON, UK

The only Global Event Dedicated to LTE!� Hear from operators about their strategies for LTE

deployment and making LTE a success

� Understand how to overcome the technical challenges thatoperators face with LTE

� Learn about the revenue potential of LTE and theapplications and services that will ensure ROI

� Examine the impact of alternative technologies and on themarket for LTE

� Discuss and debate the regulatory and spectrum challengeswith the regulators themselves

� Analyse the market for handsets and devices and thepotential for LTE...

Remi Thomas,Director of NGMNProject and Head ofNetwork Strategy,France Telecom,France

Dr. Erol Hepsaydir,Director of RadioSolutions,Hutchinson 3G,UK

Frank Meywerk,Executive Vice PresidentRAN Planning &Deployment,T-Mobile DeutschlandGmbH, Germany

Julius Robson,EVP Chairman ofProof of Concept(PoC) Group,LSTI

Sten Nordell,Chief ConvergenceOfficer,Telenor,Sweden

Prashant Gokarn,SVP Strategy,Reliance,India

Harbir Singh Nat,Managing Director,ABN AMRO,UK

Elio Fiorina,Senior Project Manager,Program and VendorManagement,Telecom Italia Lab,Italy

Denis Seek Kwai Yin,General Manager,Radio Technologies,Maxis,Malaysia

Niall Murphy,Co-Founder & ChiefStrategy Officer,The Cloud, UK

Sam Luu,Associate Director,Technology Planningand Strategy Manager,TELUS Mobility,Canada

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Conference Overview

“ Excellent content and speakers and the right level of speakers, good mix of operators and vendors”SE, Ericsson (LTEMay 08)

Full Vaule Chain Representation� Operators..............................41%

� Vendors ................................40%

� Regulators ..............................8%

� Analysts/Consultants ..............3%

� Press ......................................8%

Senior Level Delegates� CxO ......................................16%

� VP/Director............................35%

� Head of Dept/Senior Manager..35%

� Engineer ..............................14%

International Audience� Europe ..................................45%

� Asia Pacific............................19%

� Americas ..............................17%

� Middle East ..........................10%

� Russia ....................................7%

� Africa......................................2%

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Source: LTE World Summit May 2008

Welcome to the 4th LTEWorld Summit, theWorld’s Leading LTE Event!

Over the past year LTE has been the hottest topic in the telecoms industry andyou can see why:

This conference will bring together senior level representative including the likes of T-Mobile, TeliaSonera,France Telecom, China Mobile, O2 Telefonica, Hutchinson 3 UK, Ericsson, Motorola, the GSMA and Yahoo! Theconference will cover vital topics such as spectrum and regulation, radio and backhaul challenges and the futureof handsets and terminals.

“LTE Broadly meets NGMN expectations, so we needto continue to bridge the gap between thetechnology and expectations” CTO, France Telecom

“LTE will deliver what we expect it to deliver” CTO, T-Mobile International

“The GSMA is delighted to welcome LTE into the foldas the next step in the evolution of GSM” CTO, GSMA

“Operators are increasingly driving the timetablefor LTE”Mark Newman, Informa Telecoms & Media

“LTE 4G to gain 32million subscribers by 2013”ABI Research

“WiMAX losing industry darling designation”Fierce Broadband Wireless

Monday 17thNovember 2008

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Wednesday 19thNovember 2008

Thursday 20thNovember 2008

SDR in Mobile Pre-ConferenceWorkshop

LTE World Summit Day 1 LTE World Summit Day 2

LTEWorld Summit Day 3

Cocktail Drinks ReceptionPre-Conference Speaker Drinks Evening Workshop - Led by LG Electronics

Economics ofReconfigurab Ie

Systems

Software DefinedDevices

Open Source SecurityConcerns

Matching BusinessVision and TechnicalInnovation for LTE

Success

Led by Alcatel-LucentRAN – TechnicalChallenges andStrategies

SystemArchitecture Evolution

Costing andFinancing LTE

Beating theBackhaul Challenge

Future Handsetsand Devices

Alternative Technologies

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HOTEL, LONDON, UK

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Speed NetworkingA chance to get to know your peers before thestart of the conference and help set a relaxedand informal atmosphere. Start networking in a5 minutes’ intensive session!

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All participants at LTE World Summit will beinvited to join a drinks reception at the close ofday 1, Tuesday 16th September. This opportunity will give youthe chance to discuss the topics of the day in more informalenvironment with other delegates, speakers and sponsors.

LTE BlogWhy not have your say on the latestissues by visiting our LTE blog atwww.blog.lteconference.com

Regulators Roundtable SessionHear what the regulators have to say. Anexcellent way of getting an idea of the latestdevelopments in the industry. Explore thedynamics and the tensions in this focused 45minutes interactive discussion.

Operator Q&A Session -With France TelecomYour chance to ask the FranceTelecom about their network strategyand their plans for LTE in this 30 minute interactive session.

LTE TVWatch exclusive interviews from thoughtleaders in the industry. Find out what theythink about the future prospects of LTE andthe challenges that the industry faces.

Evening Workshop & Dinner -Led byLearn and network in this in-depth workshopabout the key challenges for device development,Web 2.0 and consumer electronics productsequipped with broadband. Dinner is provided with the workshop.

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Thank You to the LTE Advisory Board 2008...1. Stephane Daeuble, LTE Global Marketing, Motorola

2. Karim Taga, Managing Director, TIME Practice,A D Little, Austria

3. Remi Thomas, Director of NGMN Project and Head ofNetwork Strategy, France Telecom, France

4. Julius Robson, Chairman of LSTI Proof of Concept(PoC) Group, Nortel

5. Alan Hadden, President, GSA

6. Adrain Scrase, Head of MobileCompetence Centre, 3GPP

7. Jean-Pierre Bienaime, Chairman, UMTS Forum, France

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SDR in Mobile

Briefing Day – 17th November 2008

09:30 Registration & Refreshments

10:00 Conference Welcome & Speed Networking SessionSabah Hussain, Conference Researcher & Producer, InformaTelecoms&Media

10:10 Opening Remarks from ChairpersonManuel Uhm, Chair ofMarkets Committee,SDR Forum,USA

10:15 What is Software Defined Radio – The Ideal Concept• Examining the concept of SDR and the real world limitations of the technology• How can the concept of SDR be applied to the telecoms industry?• Understanding the evolution from non-programmable to programmable chipsetsManuel Uhm, Chair ofMarkets Committee,SDR Forum,USA

SDR SYSTEMS

10:45 Enabling Mass Deployment of Data Centric Consumer Devices with SDR• Comparing the standard consumer device solutions to one which is software defined• How will SDR speed up mass deployment of data centric consumer devices?• Is SDR a simpler may of supporting legacy networks when deploying LTE or WiMAX?Rick Clucas, CEO,Coresonic AB

11:15 Network Flexibility Presented by SDR – What Time to Market AdvantageDoes it Provide?• Understanding the advantages for operators and vendors of having reconfigurable networks• What is the re-configurability process?• What parts of the network will SDR simplify?• How can hardware investments be balanced with the software ones?Doug Pulley, CTO,picoChip,UK

11:55 Morning Refreshments

12:30 Are Flexible SDR Basestations Truly Self Optimising?• Quantifying the current cost for operators to continually optimise the RAN• Examining how radios can sense their environment and autonomously change their

behaviour to optimize user preferences or network efficiency• Will SDR remove the need for drive testing?• How will SDR basestations measure network performance?Dimitris Mavrakis, Principal Analyst, InformaTelecoms&Media,UK

13:00 Networking Lunch

14:15 Economics of Reconfigurable Systems• Quantifying the potential OPEX and CAPEX savings for basestations:- power consumption - form factor - deployment costs - operation and maintenance costs• What is the potential time to market advantage for NGMN’s provided by SDR?• How reconfigurable are systems? Are there still hardware upgrades that will need to be made?• Quantifying the OPEX savings with over the air remote programmingKlaus Moessner, Centre for Communication Systems Research,University of Surrey

14:45 PANEL DISCUSSION: Is SDR the Way to Provide a Ubiquitous Wireless Service?• Is there any need for SDR if networks are only built around one or two technologies that

already have good coverage?• How far does SDR go towards providing mobile broadband everywhere?• Does SDR address the digital divide between urban and rural coverage?Doug Pulley, CTO,picoChip,UKKlaus Moessner, Centre for Communication Systems Research,University of SurreyRick Clucas, CEO,Coresonic AB

APPLICATIONS OF SDR

15:15 Mobile Devices and Software Over the Air• Utilizing System on Chip (SoC) devices that incorporate programmable DSP cores to support

the baseband signal/modem processing• Examining multi-mode, multi-band, and multi-functional devices• What additional features will the terminals have?• Determining the vision of global roaming with SDR across all standards• What challenges remain with roaming on different frequencies and countriesLiesbet Van der Perre, Director of SDRResearch, IMEC,Belgium

15:45 Will SDR Bring an End to Handsets Subsidies?• Understanding how operators can remove the need for subsidies with software upgrades for

terminals• Quantifying how much software upgradeable handsets can save operators?• How will the device manufacturers have to plan in advance for software upgradeable

terminals?• Who benefits most from SDR in terminals, the operators or the vendors?Merouane Debbah, Chair on Flexible Radio,Supelec, France

16:15 Afternoon Refreshments

SDR SECURITY

16:45 Security Concerns with SDR• Why are some regulators so concerned about the security of SDR over the air?• How easily can signals be intercepted or manipulated and how difficult is it to detect

tampering with the software?• What mechanisms are in place to mitigate the risk of SDR?• What challenges remain in making SDR ‘safe’ for use in telecommunications?Would you like to speak on this topic? Email [email protected]

17:15 PANEL DISCUSSION: How much of an Investment is SDR for Operators?• Quantifying the CAPEX for SDR• Does the end result justify the cost if LTE and WiMAX will be for a small number of

customers only?• How much of a need is there for SDR in the telecoms industry?Liesbet Van der Perre, Director of SDRResearch, IMEC,BelgiumMerouane Debbah, Chair on Flexible Radio,Supelec, France

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This small, exclusive workshop will discuss new innovative approaches to network andecosystem development to make LTE take-off a success. The value of attending this pre-conference workshop is networking and discussion with CxOs from mobile andconverged service providers, telecom vendors, device manufacturers, content developersand the media industry. Alcatel-Lucent brings global experience across all subjects to setthe foundation for an open and informed dialogue.

Topics include end-to-end network evolution to LTE, the convergence of wireline andwireless technology in building LTE networks, innovative future applications and servicedelivery techniques, benefits of device partnerships, and experience gained

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Start 14:00 - End 18:30Dinner is included at the end of the workshop. Fly into London in the Morning!

Pre-ConferenceWorkshop Monday 17th November

Matching Business Vision andTechnical Innovation for LTE Success


Day One – 18th November 200808:15 Registration & Refreshments

09:00 Conference Welcome & Speed Networking SessionSabah Hussain, Conference Researcher & Producer, InformaTelecoms&Media

09:10 Opening Remarks from ChairpersonAdrian Scrase, HeadofMobile Competence Centre,3GPP, France

09:15 The Mobile Broadband Vision - Turning LTE into a Success• Broadband market development and market drivers• Changes in price and production costs• LTE as a major enabler for high speed mobile broadband• How to turn LTE into a success?

FrankMeywerk, ExecutiveVice President RANPlanning&Deployment,T-Mobile, Germany

09:45 How Important is HSPA+ to an Operator’s LTE strategy?• Examining the performance gap between HSPA and LTE• Between the LTE and WiMAX debate, does HSPA+ emerge as an alternative?• Do operators need to deploy HSPA+ before evolving to LTE?• Examining cost versus performance for HSPA+, what are the timescales and the silicon view?

Dr. Erol Hepsaydir, Director of Radio Solutions,Hutchinson 3G,UK

10:15 Mobile Dimension is Essential Cornerstone of any Advanced Multiplay• Mobile content as TV, VoD plays a differentiating role• Is LTE offering advantages delivery or service advantage?• Market timing of advanced integrated offerings vs. LTE roll-out

Karri Mikkonen, Director,Corporate Strategy,TeliaSonera, Sweden

10:45 Morning Refreshments & Exhibition Visit

Keynote Plenary Sessions

Track A - RAN Technical Challenges and Strategies

Chairperson: Jean-Pierre Bienaime, Chairman,UMTS Forum, France

14:30 Changing the Network Topology – The Argument for Smaller Basestations• Examining the need for smaller cell sizes to realize the potential throughput of LTE• Viability of LTE hotspots/hotzones that can fall back on HSPA and the consequent issue of

smaller, cheaper form factors to suit• Deploying basestations in built up areas only; will there be a need for LTE in rural areas in the

first few years of deployment?• Will there be a need for LTE femtocells, or will HSPA and CDMA technologies dominate in

that domain?Doug Pulley, CTO,picoChip,UK

15:00 Pico/In-Building Design for LTE• Will LTE at 2.6GHz provide sufficient coverage indoors?• What role will picocells play in LTE deployment?• Examining planning solutions for in-building coverageSam Luu, AssociateDirector,Technology Planning and StrategyManager,TELUSMobility,Canada

15:30 Identifying Affordable Technology to Deliver the Mobile Broadband Vision• What practical performance gains can HSPA+ and LTE deliver?• Is the historical growth in wireless capacity sustainable and sufficient to deliver

mobile broadband?- Spectral efficiency, spectrum availability, cell size• Understanding the link between spectral efficiency, system cost and system complexity• What role can femtocells and WiFi play as part of an affordable high capacity wireless

ecosystemMoray Rumney, LeadTechnologist,Agilent,UK

16:00 Technical Challenges of Implementing MIMO’s in Basestations & Handsets• Examining MIMO technology and spatial multiplexing features for LTE and HSPA+• Can MIMO’s be built on existing sites and basestations?• How will MIMO increase the form factor in handsets?• Analysing the importance of having antennas that can support multiple bandsMartin Koglbauer, RadioNetwork Planning Expert,Mobilkom,Austria

16:30 Afternoon Refreshments & Exhibition Visit

17:00 PANEL DISCUSSION: Backwards Compatibility with GSM and HSPA• Will LTE terminals have separate chips for LTE, HSPA and GSM?• What is the increased price pressure of having backwards compatibility with both HSPA and

GSM and any other standards?• Chip implications for regional marketsDr Sen Lin Zhang, Principal RadioDesign Engineer,o2Telefonica,UKDenis Rouffet, ExecutiveDirector,Strategic Product Evolution,Alcatel-Lucent, FranceMoray Rumney, LeadTechnologist,Agilent,UKSenior Representative, TechnologyManagerWireless,Rohde& Schwarz,GermanyMartin Koglbauer, RadioNetwork Planning Expert,Mobilkom,Austria

17:30 Will LTE be a Self Optimising Network?• Removing the need for drive testing – quantifying the cost saving for operators• Examining the LTE standards for self optimisation, what is required?• Challenges involved in writing self optimisation algorithms for something that has not yet

been deployed• Will self optimisation bring the end of managed networks?Denis Rouffet, ExecutiveDirector,Strategic Product Evolution,Alcatel-Lucent, France

18:00 Antenna Systems for LTE Basestations• Is frequency re-use achievable with LTE?• Can error detecting coding process data in spite of interference?• Problems envisaged with cost, planning permission and cell planning for LTE cell sites• Potential problems with multiple antennae and interference? Is frequency re-use achievable

with LTE?Amitava Ghosh, FellowofTechnical Staff,Motorola,UK

18:30 End of Day One

Cocktail Drinks Reception – Sponsored by

Track B - Finance & SAE

Chairperson: Howard Benn, Chair &DirectorMobile Standards,3GPP

COSTINGAND FINANCING LTE

14:30 Valuation of Alternative Spectrum Bands for LTE• Approaches to valuing spectrum adopted by both auction participants and regulators• Development of business plan models for valuing spectrum for LTE• Benchmarking approach to spectrum valuation• Case studies - including digital dividend and 2.6GHz spectrum bandsDaveTanner, LeadConsultant,AnalysysMason, UK

15:00 Addressing the ROI of LTE• Identifying the main drivers and revenue opportunities that LTE enables• Identifying key opportunities for optimized ROI for greenfield or existing carriers• New business models enabled by LTE• Addressing the pent up demand for true wireless broadband stimulating usage of value added

services and applications in the mass marketVish Nandlall, Chief Architect Carrier Networks,Nortel,UK

15:30 Investor Head 2 Head: Reducing OPEX and CAPEX for LTE• Examining operator partnerships, how beneficial can they be to operators?• Evaluating the challenges of financing a whole new network• Should new services evolve themselves or be pushed by the operator?• Should LTE follow a different business model?• Implementing a low cost strategy for LTEModerator: Pierre Beaufils, CEO,CEOGreenwich Consulting, UKHarbir Singh Nat, ManagingDirector,ABNAMRORod Hall, Vice President, J PMorgan

16:00 Bringing LTE into Fruition• Challenges of deploying LTE network• What is the killer application in LTE?• Steps to making LTE a realityXiaodong Zhu, CTO forWestern Europe,ZTE,China


SYSTEMARCHITECTURE EVOLUTION

17:00 Examining the Architecture for the Core Network• Examining for the EPC is optimised for IP transport• Should operators upgrade or re-build their core network?• What sis the best core strategy?(a) overlay and later integration (b) direct integration (c) upgrade integration• Can the EPC be used for UMTS?Senior Representative, BT,UK

17:30 Deploying an IMS Core Network to Deliver Interoperability withLegacy Networks• Recognizing the work of the 3GPP in standardising IMS• Utilising IMS to handover to legacy networks to enable voice and SMS for LTE customers• What are the timing and cost implications of this network upgrade?• How will the re-coding of information degrade the quality of voice services?Sten Nordell, Chief ConvergenceOfficer,Telenor, Sweden

18:00 PANEL DISCUSSION: Building an all IP Core Network that is Access Agnostic• Building a core network to support all technologies that provide data services as well as LTE• Is this a cost operators are willing to bear?• How can the IP core network be optimised to support new technologies when required?• Is IMS or SIP the best way for the core network to support all access technologies?• How can operators provide VoIP in a fixed and mobile domain?

Sten Nordell, Chief ConvergenceOfficer,Telenor, SwedenAndrew Harrison, Wireless Core ProductMarketingManager,NortelTroy Dixler, FellowofTechnical Staff,Motorola

18:30 End of Day One

Cocktail Drinks Reception – Sponsored by

“ Provides a good overview on technical and business challenges in the evolving mobile broadband sector”RB, Tellabs (LTEMay 08)

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11:30 Finalising the Standards for LTE• When can the standards and system performance requirements be expected to be finalised?• Beginning standardisation for LTE-Advanced, will it be a truly 4G technology?• Looking at the standards for Release 9 and 10• Timescales for standardisation of 4GAdrian Scrase, HeadofMobile Competence Centre,3GPP, France

12:00 Spectrum Bands for LTE in Europe – the EU Perspective• Examining the various frequency bands that data services currently run on in Europe• Ensuring service neutrality and pan European harmonisation of frequencies• Allowing customers to benefit from economies of scale and giving rapid access to new

technologies such as LTE, what are the challenges for operators and regulators?Andreas Geiss, PolicyDeveloper,Radio SpectrumPolicy,European Commission,Belgium

12:30 REGULATORS ROUNDTABLE: LTE and Spectrum Efficiency; A Regulator’s Perspective• The Irish Scenario• Growth and penetration of mobile broadband in Ireland including mobile vs. fixed• What do we mean by spectrum efficiency, value, bits/Hz or end users per unit of spectrum• 900MHz; technology and spectrum neutrality a.k.a spectrum liberalisation• Scenarios and opportunities!Moderator: Dave Thom, ManagerMobile Networks and Satellite Co-ordination,Commission forCommunications Regulation,ComReg, IrelandPanellists: Andreas Geiss, PolicyDeveloper,Radio SpectrumPolicy,European Commission,BelgiumProfWilliamWebb, Headof Research andDevelopment and SeniorTechnologist,OFCOM,UKRobyn Durie, Regulatory Counsel &Headof Regulatory andCompetitionDepartment,T-Mobile,UKAris Bernawi, SeniorDirector,Resource Assignment&ManagementDivision,MalaysianCommunications &Multimedia Commission (MCMC),Malaysia

13:15 Networking Lunch & Exhibition Visit – Sponsored by

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Day Two – 19th November 200808:15 Registration & Refreshments

09:00 Opening Remarks from ChairKarimTaga, ManagingDirector,TIMEPractice,AD Little,Austria

09:05 LTE Roaming and Interoperability• Taking existing end-user expectation and enabling it in LTE• Requirements for interoperability in the device and the network• Next Generation Roaming - moving the GRX into the LTE world• The plan for enabling LTE RoamingDanWarren, Director ofTechnology,GSMA,UK

09:35 France Telecom Q&A SessionThis interactive Q&A session will allow delegates to ask Remi Thomas, Director of NGMN Projectand Head of Network Strategy, about France Telecom’s network strategy and their plans for LTE.Send your questions to [email protected] or ask on the day!Remi Thomas, Director of NGMNProject andHeadofNetwork Strategy,FranceTelecom, France

10:00 How Can Innovation in the Ecosystem be Fostered to Encourage Mobile Consumerism?• Content owner requirements and opportunities with LTE• How do content owners expect demand for their services to increase as data rates increase

with LTE?• Mobile internet access business models - open access or walled garden?• Is there a right answer for operators?Gerrit Mueller, SeniorDirector,Mobile Products for Connected Life,Yahoo! Europe,UK


11:15 An Update from LTE/SAE Trial Initiative• What is needed to take LTE from specification to commercial deployment?• Latest results from the Proof of Concept group. What is LTE capable of today?• Roadmap for interoperability testing and field trials

Julius Robson, Charimanof Proof of ConceptGroup (PoC),LSTI, France

Keynote Plenary Sessions

Track C - Backhaul & Deployment Timescales

Chairperson: Alan Hadden, President,GSA,UK

BEATING THE BACKHAUL CHALLENGE

14:30 Benefits of Phasing out HSPA in Favour of LTE• Examining the benefits of phasing out HSPA, would this simplify the network in the long term?• With three different networks, which one should operators continue to invest in?• What are the implications of global roaming?• What are the IPR benefits of phasing out HSPA?Dr Sen Lin Zhang, Principal RadioDesign Engineer,o2Telefonica,UK

14:55 The Challenge of Early LTE Network Testing• Which challenges operator faces introducing LTE to existing 2G/3G networks?• How to minimize the risk of several radio access technologies operated simulteanously• LTE as general radio access platform mid to long term• Examining the introduction costs for LTE, how can they be minimized?Michael Lemke, Senior Strategic PLM,WirelessMarketing,HuaweiTechnologies, Germany

15:20 Technical Challenges of Introducing LTE to the Market• Requirements of initial testing • Simulating the mobile terminal• Network loading • Evolution of test towards deploymentSenior Representative, WirelessDivision,Aeroflex Corporation


DEPLOYMENT TIMESCALES AND STRATEGIES

16:15 Backhaul and Cost and Implications with LTE• What are the backhaul requirements for LTE with data, video and multimedia services driving

the demand for more bandwidth?• Examining the limitations of current backhaul technologies• How important is it to remove TDM from the network given the rise in data traffic expected with LTE?• Examining how the EPC makes that backhaul a point to multi-point networkDr AntonyThorley, Senior SolutionDirector,Ericsson

16:40 Converging 2G/3G and LTE on a Common Backhaul Infrastructure• Analysing the future challenges of building an LTE backhaul infrastructure• How can operators converge the 2G/3G and LTE backhaul infrastructure?• What are the potential pitfalls with this move?• Is MPLS as an overlay to package 2G, 3G and LTE the most future proof solution?Arnaud Cauvin, Mobile BackhaulingArchitecture ProjectManager,FranceTelecom, France

17:05 The Role of the Femtocell and WiFi Hotspots for LTE• Differences between 3G and LTE Femtocells• What are interference challenges with the macro network that still remain?• Examining how the backhaul needs to be up to the task to support femtocells• Can LTE handover to WiFi and will LTE devices have WiFi capability?Simon Saunders, Chairman,FemtoForum,UK

17:30 End of Day Two

Track D - Future Handsets and Devices

Chairperson: Keith Mallinson, Founder,WiseHarbour,USA

14:30 The Long Run Towards the Next Generation LTE Mobile Device• What features, applications and software will be available on LTE handsets?• How will the handsets differ from current models?• What are the challenges with handsets working on multiple bands?• Providing seamless mobility between different access technologies

Elio Fiorina, Senior ProjectManager,ProgramandVendorManagement,Telecom Italia Lab, Italy

14:55 How to Implement Voice on LTE Handsets and Terminals?• Will voice continue to be handled by legacy CS networks?• Examining how current IMS and SIP can be used to manage VoIP• Ensuring support and handover when LTE isn’t available

Howard Benn, Chair &DirectorMobile Standards,3GPP,UK

15:20 Internet Ready Handset Design - Taking the Next Step• Creating differentiation through mobile web friendly features• Enabling operator and developer partnerships• What new revenue streams can be generated for mobile operators other then flat rate subscriptions?• Ensuring user experience with web applications, what are the handset requirements?

Jinsung Choi, VP,LG Electronics,Korea


16:15 PANEL DISCUSSION: Enabling Web Mobility on Handsets, What are the Challenges Ahead?• Enabling web connectivity and performance on handsets• What are the main difficulties in developing mobile applications on handsets?• Exploring terminals software development strategiesElio Fiorina, ProjectManager,ProgramandVendorManagement,Telecom Italia Lab, ItalyDr Florian Seiche, VP,HTC Europe Co. Ltd,UKNick Allott, CTO,OMTP,UKGerrit Mueller, SeniorDirector,Mobile Products for Connected Life,Yahoo! Europe,UKKen Blakeslee, Chairman,WebMobilityVentures, UK

16:40 LTE Device Solutions – Ensuring Chip Technology Supports Consumer Device Demand• Migration path through HSPA, HSPA+, LTE • Multi-mode/multi-band capability• LTE support for converged devices – computing, communications and consumer electronics

Roberto Di Pietro, VPMarketing,QualcommEurope Inc., Italy

17:05 Ensuring Competitive Costs and Prices for LTE Handsets• What are the cost drivers and what determines wholesale handset selling prices?• What are the challenges for handset manufacturers in minimising costs and form factors?• Is there a need to limit royalty rates to 10% and will this help improve the case for LTE?• Long term effects on the industry and innovation of efforts to reduce the value of essential IPR?

Keith Mallinson, Founder,WiseHarbour,USA

17:30 End of Day Two

“ It is good to see many tangible efforts for LTE in the industry” RS, Huawei (LTEMay 08)

Led by Jinsung Choi, LG Electronics and PartnersIn an in depth round table session, LG Electronics and partner speakers will provide delegates with an overview of thechallenges as well as innovative solutions for LTE device development. Guest speakers will also discuss the importance ofmobile web in making LTE a success and that revenue is generated through applications and services.

17:30 Registration

17:40 - 18:20 Key Technical Challenges for LTE Device Development• Power management considerations when supporting data rates for LTE technology• RF challenges – how can handsets support multiple bands for LTE• Mobile CPU’s - what are the requirements for LTE?• Operating system device platform technology

Senior Representative, EricssonMobile Platform

18:30 - 19:10 Mobile Web 2.0, LTE and the Potential Synergy Between the Two• Understanding the user expectation for mobile web• How can LTE accelerate development in this area, analysing content and chipsets• Examining handset design for mobile webAjit Jaokar - Author ofMobileWeb2.0:The Innovator's Guide toDeveloping andMarketingNextGenerationWireless/Mobile Applications

19:20 – 20:00 Array of LTE Devices and its Availability (40 min)• Outlining the range of devices that could have LTE technology as an additional feature• What challenges are there with IPR for consumer electronics companies wanted to implement LTE into their products?• Is the entry barrier too high for consumer electronics companies?

Senior Representative, LG Electronics

20:00 End of Workshop and Dinner

EveningWorkshop B Plus Dinner Key Challenges for LTE Devices and Time-to-Market Delivery Thursday 19th November 2008

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LTE Breakfast Briefings 8:00 – 08:45

Get up to speed with the most acclaimed thought leaders in LTE andstart networking before the event begins at this intimate breakfastgathering. Please visit www.lteconference.com for more informationand to register. Free for paying delegates!

Analysts Include:Zahid Ghadialy, ManagingDirector,EXplanoTech Ltd,UK

Upsana Kakroo, Senior Consultant,McKinsey & Co, India

DaveTanner, LeadConsultant,AnalysysMason,UK

Richard Harlan, Consultant,ParkerVision,USAKarimTaga, ManagingDirector,TIMEPractice,AD Little,AustriaKeith Mallinson, Founder,WiseHarbour,USAGraham Bell, Principal Consultant,PAConsulting,UKDavid Tansley, Senior Consultant,Deloitte,UK

11:45 Industry Alignment for Global LTE Implementation• Mobile Broadband extended to new devices • Recent updates in LTE implementation trials• Harmonized LTE FDD and TDD framework for efficient use of spectrum• Requirements for self optimizing networks (SON)• LTE cost efficiency, performance and end user experienceErik Ekudden, VPandHeadof Standardization,Ericsson, Sweden

12:15 PANEL DISCUSSION: What are the Realistic Data Rates that Operators and UsersShould Expect for LTE?• Differentiating between the peak and average data rates for LTE• Can LTE really provide mobile broadband to the mass market?• Which applications do we foresee for the next 5 year timeframe which require LTE versus

HSPA/HPSA+ capability with existing 3G spectrum?• Can LTE support high-bandwidth streaming applications such as video? What are the

implications for the amount of spectrum required and the number of cell sites?Dr. Erol Hepsaydir, Director of Radio Solutions,Hutchinson 3G,UKMichael Krämer, NGMNSpectrumWorkingGroup&Specialist FrequencyManagement,E-PlusMobilfunk GmbH&Co. KG,GermanySam Luu, Director,Technology Planning and Strategy,TELUSMobility,CanadaJinsung Choi, VP,LG Electronics,KoreaChristina Gessner, TechnologyManagerWireless,Rohde& Schwarz,GermanyRoberto Di Pietro, VPMarketing,QualcommEurope Inc., Italy

12:45 Video Impact and Opportunity on a LTE Network• Is LTE sized to handle Video? Capacity, user experience, device type• What video quality is realistic on LTE• Video usage cases, On-demand and MBMS• Impact and consideration of video applications on LTE• How to monetize video applications on LTEPaul Steinberg, FellowandChief Architect -TelecommunicationsWireless Infrastructure,Motorola,UK

13:15 Networking Lunch & Exhibition Visit – Sponsored by

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“ The right mix of LTE technical, business and analyst representation” CS, Picochip Designs Ltd (LTEMay 08)

Sponsors

Gold Sponsors

Ericsson is shaping the future of Mobile and Broadband Internetcommunications through its continuous technology leadership. Providinginnovative solutions in more than 140 countries, Ericsson is helping to createthe most powerful communication companies in the world. Ericsson stronglypromotes the ITU specified standard initiative known as 3G Long Term Evolution

(LTE) as providing a clear evolution path to meet future demands for mobile broadband based services benefitingthe individual consumer and the society. please visit www.ericsson.com

Motorola is known around the world for innovation in communications. The companydevelops technologies, products and services that make mobile experiences possible.Our portfolio includes communications infrastructure, enterprise mobility solutions,digital set-tops, cable modems, mobile devices and Bluetooth accessories. Motorola iscommitted to delivering next generation communication solutions to people, businessesand governments. A Fortune 100 company with global presence and impact, Motorola

had sales of US $36.6 billion in 2007. For more information about our company, our people and our innovations,please visit www.motorola.com

Bronze Sponsors

Aeroflex is a leading worldwide provider of highly specialized test and measurementequipment and microelectronic solutions. Our customers have complex, high-performance requirements and are predominantly found in the aerospace, defense,wireless mobile, broadband communications and advanced manufacturing markets.Founded in 1937 and now with 2,600 employees worldwide, Aeroflex has developedsubstantial intellectual property through decades of collaborative design, manufacturing,

R&D and service experience with customers. Aeroflex customers depend on our unique expertise to validate thehigh quality and high performance of their products and get to market faster. please visit www.aeroflex.com

Alcatel-Lucent (Euronext Paris and NYSE: ALU) provides solutions thatenable service providers, enterprise and governments worldwide, todeliver voice, data and video communication services to end-users. As aleader in fixed, mobile and converged broadband networking, IPtechnologies, applications and services, Alcatel-Lucent offers the end-to-

end solutions that enable compelling communications services for people at home, at work and on the move.With operations in more than 130 countries, Alcatel-Lucent is a local partner with global reach. The companyhas the most experienced global services team in the industry, and one of the largest research, technology andinnovation organizations in the telecommunications industry. Alcatel-Lucent achieved revenues of Euro 17.8billion in 2007 and is incorporated in France, with executive offices located in Paris. For more information,please visit www.alcatel-lucent.com

Huawei Technologies is a leader in providing next generation telecommunications networks,and now serves 35 of the world's top 50 operators, along with over one billion usersworldwide. The company is committed to providing innovative and customized products,services and solutions to create long-term value and growth potential for its customers.Huawei's products and solutions encompassing wireless products(HSDPA/WCDMA/EDGE/GPRS/GSM, CDMA2000 1xEV-DO/CDMA2000 1X, TD-SCDMA, WiMAX), core network products( IMS, Mobile Softswitch, NGN ), network products (FTTx, xDSL, Optical, Routers, LAN

Switch), applications and software(IN, mobile data service, BOSS), as well as terminals(UMTS/CDMA). Majorproducts are designed based on Huawei's ASIC chipset and utilize shared platforms to provide quality and cost-effective products. please visit www.huawei.com

As the world’s largest 3G chipset provider, Qualcomm is committed to thedevelopment and advancement of 3G technology. With offices throughoutEurope, Qualcomm works closely with numerous operators, manufacturersand developers to enable the successful commercial roll-out of compelling,

feature-rich 3G WCDMA (UMTS) and HSDPA/HSUPA services across the region. Qualcomm is a developer andsupplier of comprehensive chipsets and system software supporting high-speed mobile broadband networks, aswell as multi-mode/multi-band solutions. Qualcomm’s chipsets integrate a wide range of compellingcapabilities, including 3D hardware-accelerated graphics and the Company’s gpsOne® solution, the world’smost broadly deployed Assisted-GPS technology. please visit www.qualcomm.com

Event Guide Sponsor

Nortel is a recognized leader in delivering communications capabilities thatenhance the human experience, ignite and power global commerce, andsecure and protect the world’s most critical information. Serving both service

provider and enterprise customers, Nortel delivers innovative technology solutions encompassing end-to-endbroadband, Voice over IP, multimedia services and applications, and wireless broadband designed to help peoplesolve the world’s greatest challenges. Nortel is a major driving force of LTE standardization and industrialization,focusing on lowering the total cost of ownership and nurturing the LTE Ecosystem. Nortel does business in morethan 150 countries. For more information, please visit www.nortel.com

Badge & Lanyard Sponsor

ZTE is a leading global provider of telecommunications equipment and networksolutions. The ZTE product range is the most complete in the world – coveringvirtually every sector of the wireline, wireless, service and terminals markets. Thecompany delivers innovative, custom-made products and services to customers in

more than 120 countries, helping them to achieve continued revenue growth and to shape the future of the world’scommunications. ZTE commits around 10% of annual turnover to research and development and takes a leadingrole in a wide range of international bodies developing emerging telecoms standards. It is China’s only listedtelecoms manufacturer, with shares publicly traded on both the Hong Kong and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges. ZTEwas the only Chinese IT and telecoms manufacturer listed in Business Week 2005's Information Technology 100and was also included in BusinessWeek’s 2006 ranking of China’s Top 20 Brands. ZTE was also awarded the “MostPromising Vender of the year” by Frost & Sullivan in its 2007 Asia Pacific ICT Awards. please visit www.zte.com

Lunch Sponsor

picoChip is a fabless semiconductor product company focused on themarkets for next generation wireless infrastructure. It is the leadingmulti-core DSP architecture delivering dramatically better price-performance than traditional architectures. The company’s software-

defined products are proven in realizing OFDMA modulation and MIMO antenna techniques that are central tofuture 4G/LTE systems. picoChip’s recently announced LTE femtocell and picocell reference designs, the PC8608Home eNodeB and PC8618 eNodeB respectively, build on the company’s successes in femtocells. Both productscan be combined with picoChip’s HSPA products and run on the same common hardware platform as thecompany’s industry-standard WiMAX reference designs. please visit www.picochip.com

Cocktail Drinks Reception Sponsor

LG Electronics, Inc. (KSE: 066570.KS) is a global leader and technology innovator inconsumer electronics, home appliances and mobile communications, employing more than82,000 people working in over 110 operations including 81 subsidiaries around the world.With 2007 global sales of USD 44 billion, LG is comprised of four business units - Mobile

Communications, Digital Appliance, Digital Display and Digital Media. LG is the world’s leading producer ofmobile handsets, flat panel TVs, air conditioners, front-loading washing machines, optical storage products, DVDplayers and home theater systems. please visit www.uk.lgmobile.com

08:15 Registration & Refreshments

09:00 Opening Remarks by Chairman: Defining the Requirements for NGMN, Whydoes LTE Meet the Needs Better Then Other Technologies?• What are the industry expectations for NGMN?• The importance of having well defined standards and expectations• Are the standards defined well enough for technologies such as LTE and WiMAX?• What are the performance targets, recommendations and deployment scenarios?Moray Rumney, LeadTechnologist,Agilent,UK

09:30 Likely Bands for LTE Deployments Globally• Overview from region to region• Latest technical/regulatory actions regarding specific LTE bands• Implications of the digital dividend• Usage conditions, timeframes and band arrangements currently under discussion• Comparing LTE bands to those of alternative technologies such as WiMAX, how does this

affect an operators business strategy?Michael Krämer, NGMNSpectrumWorkingGroup&Specialist FrequencyManagement,E-PlusMobilfunk GmbH&Co. KG,Germany

10:00 Operator Requirements of Mobile TV with LTE Based on Broadcast TV Trial Learning• Key learning from DVB-H and MFLO field trials • Comparison with MBMS• Challenges of deploying Mobile TV today• Providing Mobile TV with LTEDenis Seek Kwai Yin, GeneralManager,RadioTechnologies,Maxis,Malaysia


11:00 Deploying LTE in TDD Mode• Analysing the technical and performance differences between LTE in FDD and TDD• Is LTE really more suited to paired spectrum?• Examining the availability of TDD spectrum available in various markets, will this encourage

new entrants into the market?• How will economies of scale be affected by deploying LTE in TDD rather then FDD mode?• Should WIMAX to become the TDD Mode for LTE?Senior Representative, ChinaMobile,China

11:30 Analysing the Revenue Potential – What are Users Willing to Pay for and How Much?• Analysis of the business case for NGMN’s, will they be profitable?• What migration issues and obstacles will affect the business case and deployment strategy?• What is the perceived customer perspective and expectation from a NGMN?• What is the expected uptake from customers and the revenue that is expected to be generated

over the coming years from NGMN’s?David Tansley, Senior Consultant,Deloitte,UK

12:00 PANEL DISCUSSION: Will LTE and WiMAX Merge?• Understanding the advantages and disadvantages of this move• Is a merger of the two technologies technically possible? What is the cost?• How will the industry benefit from economies of scale if LTE and WiMAX did merge?• How likely is a merger between the two technologies or with WiMAX and LTE Advanced?Michael Krämer, NGMNSpectrumWorkingGroup&Specialist FrequencyManagement,E-PlusMobilfunk GmbH&Co. KG,GermanyPatrick Clough, CEO, iBAND,NorwayBill Payne, Director,VPAdvancedNetwork,Technology andTrials,Motorola,UKManish Singh, Vice President of Product LineManagement,Continuous Computing

12:45 Networking Lunch & exhibition Visit – Sponsored by

14:00 The Case for NGMN’s in Emerging Markets – Will LTE be able to Compete?• How do operator and customer requirements vary between emerging and developed markets?• Have many emerging market operators opted for WiMAX because it is available now?• Examining the availability of spectrum in emerging marketsPrashant Gokarn, SVP Strategy,Reliance, India

14:30 What is the Future Role for WiFi in Next Generation Technologies?• Analysing the level of penetration of WiFi• Where in the market does WiFi belong, what is the gap they are filling• Will NGMN’s need to be interoperable with WiFi• Will there be a role for UMA to help interoperability between standards?Niall Murphy, Co-Founder &Chief StrategyOfficer,The Cloud,UK

15:00 Examining the Case for iBURST (802.20) as a Next Generation Technology• What is the business model for iBURST? What does it offer that other, more conventional

networks don’t?• Is iBURST more expensive given that it does not benefit from economies of scale?• Will iBURST customers be able to roam on other networks?• What are the number and quality of handsets that are available for iBURST customers?Patrick Clough, CEO, iBAND,Norway


16:00 Increasing Transparency of IPR Licensing• Recognising the importance of IPR as one of the most important price component of any technology• How essential is it to have transparency and predictability in the cost of IPR?• Will ex-ante disclosure of licensing terms provide the desired transparency?• If so, how does one deal with later releases of LTE standards when new technologies are

introduced or technologies that are not clearly identifiable as essential or nonessential inadvance of standardisation?

Graham Bell, Principal Consultant,PAConsulting,UK

16:30 PANEL DISCUSSION: What Kinds of Royalty Rates are Realistic for NGMN’s?• Will the move to keep essential LTE patents at below 10% marginalize small and innovative

manufacturers?• Comparing the LTE andWiMAX IPR models, does this make one technology cheaper then the other?• Why are standards setting organisations prohibited from being forums for commercial

discussions, negotiations and agreements on licensing terms and conditions?• What antitrust authority concerns are there on collective discussions on licensing conditions

such as royalty caps and proportionality?• Which practices are acceptable and which are unacceptable under Article 82 of the EC Treaty?Moderator: Keith Mallinson, Founder,WiseHarbour,USANiall Murphy, Co-Founder &Chief StrategyOfficer,The Cloud,UKPrashant Gokarn, SVP Strategy,Reliance, IndiaGraham Bell, Principal Consultant,PAConsulting,UKMichael Kellogg, Senior Legal Advisor,KPN,Netherlands

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“ Thisevent isexcellent tobeupdatedand tomakegooddecisionswheneveryouhave tomake investments”AC, Viva (LTEMay 08)

Alternative dates: 30 Sep – 1 Oct, London | 20-21 Oct, Dubai | 8-9 Dec, Dubai

This 2-day course explains the evolution from the 3G and 3.5G networks of today towards the Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology standard. LTE and theassociated System Architecture Evolution (SAE) standards are being defined by the Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) to provide an evolution routefor UMTS network operators towards Fourth Generation (4G) mobile networks.

LTE Explained briefly reviews the technology roadmap from 2G through to 3.5G technologies and then explores the LTE technology and the corresponding corenetwork evolution to explain how these technologies will enhance telecommunications services and applications.

A global outlook is provided by an analysis of the 3GPP2 standards family and the Ultra Mobile Broadband (UMB) proposal, as well as an overview of WiMAXstandards and their possible role in the future landscape of mobile services

1. Describe the evolution of the major mobile technologies from 2G to 3.5Gand beyond.

2. Identify the market drivers for mobile broadband services andapplications.

3. Describe the LTE and SAE concepts within the 3GPP standards family.4. Identify the functionality of LTE and describe its operation.

5. List the features of SAE and describe how the architecture can supportthese features.

6. Describe migration strategies for 2G/3G network operators progressingtowards LTE/SAE.

7. Identify how WiMAX relates to the mobile 3G technology standards.

8. Describe the evolution of the cdma2000 family and the UMB concept.

9. Identify the targets and characteristics for 4G networks and services.

“The depth and breadth of the programme and the trainer was excellent” MS, Dialog

Why should you attend this course?Attend this highly interactive 2-day course and you will:

LTE Air Interface 6-7 Nov, London | www.telecomsacademy.com/lteairinterface

This training course will cover the major aspects of the LTE Air Interface in a manner that both technical and non-technical people will be able to fullyappreciate. The course begins with a review of the LTE system architecture in order to fully establish the context of the radio interface operation and protocols.This initial section will also cover issues related to spectrum and deployment of LTE systems as well as comparing the 3 three main “evolutionary” radiotechnologies, LTE, WiMAX and UMB.

The central theme to LTE is the OFDMA and SC-FDMA radio multiplexing and modulation technique, the operation of this technology is explained and thechoice of technologies used for LTE physical layer are justified. Layer 2 of the LTE protocol stack contains three sub-layers, MAC, RLC and PDCP as well as thecontrol protocol RRC, and the main elements of each of these protocols is explained, showing how each relates to issues of mobility and mobility managementwith examples of typical procedures given. Architectural and operational aspects of the Multicast Broadcast Multimedia Service are also covered.

“I really enjoyed the Telecoms Academy approach” AS Atos Origin

Course Summary: • LTE Architecture Review • LTE Protocol Stack • LTE Physical Layer • LTE MAC, RLC and RRC • LTE PDCP • LTE Resource andMobility Procedures • LTE Evolved Multicast Broadcast Multimedia Service (eMBMS)

15-17 Dec, London | www.telecomsacademy.com/ltearchitecture

This course describes, in detail, the architecture of the LTE/SAE Evolved Packet Core (EPC) network which is an essential component of next generation mobilenetworks. The overall requirements of the LTE/SAE proposals are examined along with the relationship with the existing components within a mobile network,this is developed into a description of the key interfaces and the protocols deployed.

A detailed analysis of the LTE/SAE architectural functionality is provided along with a description of the architectural reference points and protocols.

The course will also examine the service and quality requirements of LTE and consider, by means of end-to-end examples, how mobility, security and QoS aresupported by the network architecture.

“The instructor made the course – very knowledgeable!” CS, Vodafone

Course Summary: • The LTE/SAE • Long Term Evolution (LTE) • Core Network Evolution • EPC Architecture • Protocols for SAE/EPC • Procedures

LTE/SAE Architecture & Protocols

For more information on these courses and to discuss taking these courses in-housecontact Telecoms Academy on Tel: +44 (0)20 7017 4144,

Email: [email protected], Web: www.telecomsacademy.com

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