- 08.30
Networking Coffee
- 09.00
- Prof. Mike Walker, R&D Director, Vodafone and ETSI, Board Director, UK
Chairman's Introduction:
KEYNOTE: HOW TO CONVERT RESEARCH IDEAS TO COMMERCIALLY SUCCESSFUL PRODUCTS?
- 09.10
- Philippe Lucas, VP, International Standards and Industry Relationships, Orange, France
- Importance of standards for operators
- Standardisation organisations need to be less fragmented
- An example of increased cooperation with the introduction of IP into telco networks: RCS
Going Beyond Research and Technology: Translation to New and Existing Businesses
- 09.30
- A Senior Representative, Head, DG Enterprise, European Commission, Belgium
Introducing the Link Between Innovation and Research
- 09.50
- Anthony Wiles, Director, Centre for Testing and Interoperability (CTI), ETSI, France
Achieving Interoperable Standards and Products - The ETSI Approach
BEST PRACTICES TO TURN INNOVATION AND RESEARCH INTO SUCCESSFUL AND PROFITABLE PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
- 10.10
- Francisco Jariego, Director of Technology Strategy, Telefonica, Spain
- Paradise lost - Leaving the walled gardens
- On the Digital road- Where the telecommunications industry seems to be going
- What does it mean to be open?
Turning R &D Inside Out - A Global Approach to R&D
- 10.30
- Harbir Singh Nat, Executive Director, Royal Bank of Scotland, UK
- Yesterday: Ruminations on the extraordinary success of GSM
- Today : Key challenges facing wireless operators today and the necessity for innovation
- Tomorrow : Picking winning strategies for tomorrow
Innovate or Die: The New Mantra for Tomorrow's Wireless Operators
- 10.50
Networking Coffee Break
- 11.20
- Panellists: Giulio Maggiore, Chairman IMS Network Testing (INT), ETSI, and Manager, Mobile IMS implementation in Mobile Control Layer Engineering Group, Telecom Italia, Italy
- Brian Modoff, Managing Director, Senior Telecommunications Technology Analyst, Deutsche Bank Securities Inc., USA
- Marc Grant, Principal Technical Architect, Radio Standards, A&T, USA
- Dr Karim Taga, Managing Director, TIME Practice, Arthur D. Little, Austria
- How can the research process be effectively linked in with sales and product teams and the end-user?
- How to create faster market downstreaming?
- How can customer satisfaction and achieving business success be increased?
- Understanding the importance ofmedia and content for future wireless networks
Panel: Debating How to Implement Best Practice to Turn Innovation and Research into Successful and Profitable Products and Services
INVESTIGATING THE IMPORTANCE OF IPR FOR THE WIRELESS NETWORK OF THE FUTURE
- 11.50
- Dr. Michael Fröhlich, Director, EU Intellectual Property Strategy, Research In Motion, Germany
- Standardisation and Art. 81 EC
- Encouraging innovation by means of improved transparency
- Ex Ante History - WG5, and SMG
- Enabling competition by fostering the creation of a fair and reasonable market price
Standards, Intellectual Property and Innovation
- 12.10
- Roberto Dini, Founder, Sisvel, Italy
- Complex technology standards require an increasing amount of patents (essential patents: GSM, WCDA, WiMAX, LTE)
- Patent pools avoid royalty stacking
- Relationship between Standard Setting Organizations (SSOs) and Patent Pool Facilitators
- LTE case
The Importance of Patent Pools in Matching the Interests of Inventors and Patent Users
- 12.30
- Dirk Weiler, Head of Standards Management, Nokia Siemens Networks, and IPR Committee Chairman and ETSI, Board Member, Germany
- IPRs and Standards - an in-built conflict?
- How to ensure that essential innovations will be available for the Wireless Network of the Future?
- Which issues are currently under discussion regarding the relation between standards and IPRs
Identifying the essential elements of a future proof Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Policy
DEFINING THE LINK BETWEEN INNOVATION, STANDARDISATION, INTEROPERABILITY AND TESTING
- 12.50
- Reinhard Kreft, Global Head of Industry Initiatives & Standardisation, Vodafone, Germany
- Innovation and standardisation - standardisation and regulation are key
- Standards can lead to a limited scope for differentiation - how can this be resolved?
- Success stories, best practices
Effectively Merging Innovation and Standardisation
- 13.10
Networking Lunch Break
- 14.00
- Panel Moderator: Jorgen Friis, Vice President, ETSI, France
- Panellists: Reinhard Kreft, Global Head of Industry Initiatives & Standardisation, Vodafone, Germany
- Dr Klaus-Jurgen Krath, SVP, Radio Networks Development, T-Mobile, Germany
- Bosco Fernandes, Industry Relationship, Nokia Siemens Networks, Germany
- When in the research phase is right for standardisation? How to accelerate standardisation?
- How can we lower the cost of standardisation?
- How to achieve a link in standardisation to achieve an effective mass market?
- How to effectively bridge the gap between research and standardisation
- How can standards bodies effectively work together?
- Can mobile standardisation learn from internet standardisation? Is it better or worse?
Panel: How to Effectively Accelerate the Standardisation Process?
- 14.30
- Phillip Brown, Chair, 3GPP RAN5 and Standards Consultant, NTT DoCoMo, UK
- Why test when core specifications standards are so comprehensive
- The influence of device conformance testing and its limitations
- The relevance of device certification schemes
- Reflections of the W-CDMA experience and how it is managed for LTE
- Understanding the commercial risks and key messages for the future
Addressing the Need for Successful Device Testing
EFFECTIVELY ADDRESSING THE RESEARCH CHALLENGES - EUROPEAN COMMISSION PROJECT CASE STUDIES
- 14.50
- Rainer Zimmermann, Head of Unit "Future Networks", Directorate General Information Society and Media, European Commission, Belgium
- What is the "Network of the Future" and what does the EU FP7 programme mean for the telecommunication industry?
- How will the project build upon Europe's assets and strengthen Europe's industry and technology position
- What does the EU FP7 programme mean for businesses and how can they be built into a company's business strategy?
Introducing The Network of the Future - EU FP7 Programme for R&D
This innovative session will outline 3 of the newly announced FP7 integrated projects and demonstrate how focused innovation and research can lead to targeted and timely commercial viable products - The projects and speakers will be announced in the Autumn, please check here later for the latest updates.
- 15.10
Networking Tea Break
- 15.40
- Martin Johnson, Technical Manager, 4WARD
- Introduction
- Outlining the innovation and research process
- Demonstrating the importance of collaboration
- How to achieve commercial success
Presenting Key Integrated Projects (IP) from FP7 - FORWARD
- 16.00
- Friedbert Berens, Director, FB Consulting
- Introduction
- Outlining the innovation and research process
- Demonstrating the importance of collaboration
- How to achieve commercial success
Presenting Key Integrated Projects (IP) from FP7 - EUWB
- 16.20
- Wolfgang Koenig, Department Head Mx Baseband Solutions, Bell Labs Germany, Alcatel-Lucent Deustchland AG
- Introduction
- Outlining the innovation and research process
- Demonstrating the importance of collaboration
- How to achieve commercial success
Presenting Key Integrated Projects (IP) from FP7 E3
WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?
- 16.40
- Panellists: Speakers, from the Day
- What needs to be done to secure investment for the wireless network of the future?
- How do we effectively manage innovation?
- Who needs to work with who and how do we enable that?
Panel: How do we Secure Investment for the Wireless Network of the Future?
- 17.10


