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    09.00 WELCOME, REGISTRATION AND COFFEE  
         
      MORNING SESSION
 
         
    10.00 Introduction - Drivers  
      CSFB/VoLTE Handset availability
Pre-VoLTE (CSFB)


Steve Corcoran, Director, Business Development, MAVENIR SYSTEMS
 
    11.00 COFFEE BREAK  
    11.30 Evolved Packet Core and LTE Radio Aspects

Per Synnergren, Expert Mobile Broadband Services and Performance, ERICSSON
 
    12.30 LUNCH  
      AFTERNOON SESSION
 
         
    14.00 CSFB and VoLTE Deployment Aspects  
      Bringing up network migration aspects on Circuit switched fallback (CSFB) and voice over LTE introduction.
How can operators introduce CS fallback and VoLTE cost-efficiently in their current networks? 
What aspects need to be considered in the radio access and core network?

Mattias Dahlqvist, System Manager IMS, ERICSSON
 
    16.30 END OF THE TECHNICAL TUTORIAL  
 
     
 
     
 
    08.30 WELCOME, REGISTRATION AND COFFEE  
         
     
Chairman

Amir Zmora, RADVISION
 
         
 
       
  09.00
Per Synnergren KEYNOTE ADDRESS BY

Per Synnergren
Expert Mobile Broadband Services and Performance
Ericsson
 
       
         
           
        SESSION I Architecture and Protocol  
         
    09.30 VoLTE: The Mobile Operator Value Proposition  
      Describing recent advances in multi-layer control technologies, and outlining key areas in typical networks where multi-vendor control plane interoperation can enable new and interesting architectures and applications.

Ian Maclean, VP, Solutions Strategy, Mavenir SYSTEMS
 
         
    10.00 The Role of VoLTE as a Driver for Convergent Networks  
      What are the requirements of a VoLTE solution?
What is the right voice solution for VoLTE?
Voice services & convergence Consequences for products & architecture

Roland Schott, Project Manager & Architect, Deutsche Telekom
 
      10.30 COFFEE BREAK  
      11.00 The Path to VoLTE  
        Demonstrating how the New Mobility affect voice services. Topics include modernizing voice within 2G/3G, 4G LTE’s implementation of CSFB and VoLTE, and how investments in voice brings the subscriber to the new conversations that span video, messaging, and the web.

Patrick Plas, Advanced Communication Solution Management VP, Alcatel-Lucent
 
           
      11.30 Wanderlust: Enabling Roaming in the LTE era  
        With data LTE services launched in 2010 and voice around the corner, questions on roaming architectures must be resolved in the next 12­–18 months to maximize LTE potential. Outlining requirements and definitions for the key network design and business issues.

Seamus Hourihan, Senior Vice President, Corporate Strategy, Acme Packet
 
      12.00 LUNCH  
        SESSION II SERVICEs  
           
      14.00 Expanding VoLTE With Video Capabilities  
        Maybe the most natural service expansion of VoLTE is the addition of video capabilities. By adding the functionality to handle real-time video streams in the VoLTE session, the VoLTE service platform can be utilized to realize end-user services like video telephony or video share.
However, realizing a good real-time video service over LTE is a challenge. The main challenge lies in that you need to recommend a video service quality to aim for but at the same time take the impact on the LTE radio network into account.

Ingemar Johansson S, Senior Researcher, Ericsson
 
           
      14.30 IMS Service Agility for 4G LTE Networks  
        Conversations have moved far beyond voice, where today’s subscribers already fully embrace messaging and social networking.  How does the Service Provider create a new conversation experience that attracts the subscriber: examining how linking the network to innovative developers, via IMS APIs, enables Service Agility.

Susan White, Senior Director, Advanced Communications Solution Marketing,
Alcatel-Lucent
 
           
      15.00 Two VoLTE Case Studies  
        Relating first-hand experiences gathered during the VoLTE roll-outs of two major mobile operators in Germany. AVM is the manufacturer of FRITZ!Box -- a VoLTE-enabled DECT/Wifi home gateway – and will explain the milestones that had to be implemented in AVM's voice stack.
Answeringthe following questions in particular:
What role did IMS play in the VoLTE roll-outs? What is the role of multiple PDNs and dedicated bearers in voice scenarios? Which fixed-line services are easy to migrate to VoLTE? And what are the voice features for the near future?

Jan Schöllhammer, Product Manager, AVM
 
           
      15.30 Are OTT The New Walled Gardens?  
        OTT consumer based communication is widely deployed. Skype reports that 40% of Skype to Skype calls are video calls. This type of communication is becoming popular also on mobile devices creating a threat for mobile service providers. Reviewing how communication within these two distinct segments can be opened to B2B2C communication breaking the OTT islands and allowing service providers to bring more value to their customers with the introduction of LTE networks.

Amir Zmora, VP Marketing & Products, Radvision
 
      16.00 COFFEE BREAK  
  Ericsson
       
  16.30 PANEL SESSION  
       
    IMS: Why Operators Need it for Voice Service in LTE and How Can They Implement it?  
   

Chairman
Loutfi Nuaymi, Associate Professor, Telecom Bretagne

Participants
Per Synnergren, Senior Specialist, Multi Media Telephony, Ericsson
Ian Maclean, VP, Solutions Strategy, Mavenir SYSTEMS
Seamus Hourihan, Senior Vice President, Corporate Strategy, Acme Packet
Roland Schott, Project Manager & Architect, Deutsche Telekom
Patrick Plas, IMS Solution VP, Innovation & Competence Center, Alcatel-Lucent
Kenneth C. Gawelek Cisco Global Service Provider 
Amir Zmora, VP Marketing & Products, Radvision
 
       
         
    18.00 END OF CONFERENCE DAY ONE
 
    18.30 COCKTAIL SPONSORED BY ERICSSON  
 
 
     
 
 
    08.30 WELCOME, REGISTRATION AND COFFEE  
         
     
Chairman

Stefan Karapetkov,
Emerging Technologies Director,

Polycom 
 
         
      SESSION III VOLTE SOLUTIONS  
         
    09.00 VoLTE from a Mobile Terminal Point of View
 
      There are multiple options to implement VoLTE in a mobile terminal. Other complementing (IMS-based) services, like RCS-e, HD audio and video, make VoLTE design in a terminal more challenging, as the intention is to provide seamless and smooth user experience. Covering (most of) the outlined points from a mobile terminal point of view.

Miraj Mostafa, Technology Marketing Manager, Nokia
 
         
    09.30 Powering the SIP Revolution – Requirements for Success  
        Security at all borders – LTE, Internet and interconnect
IMS realization options and considerations
Interworking requirements to accelerate time to market
3G hand-off for voice continuity
Quality and cost controls to maximize experience and profitability

Seamus Hourihan, Senior Vice President, Corporate Strategy, Acme Packet
 
           
      10.00 Transforming Business with the “New Conversation Experience”  
        How do operators redefine the wireless experience, such that they continue earning meaningful communication services profits?  Identifying the challenge posed by 4G LTE and proposing how to evolve conversations, prevent fragmentation, and create open innovation.

Arnaud Legrand, Application & Content Value Chain Growth Program Director,
Alcatel-Lucent
 
      10.30 COFFEE BREAK  
        SESSION IV CAPACITY AND DEPLOYMENT ISSUES  
           
      11.00 Voice over LTE Service Quality Characterization  
        Challenges of mapping voice services over shared channels
Voice quality measurement results (objective and subjective voice quality results as well as mouth-to-ear latencies, frame loss and jitter data) over QCI1 bearers in good radio conditions as well as on the cell boarder including load and high speeds
Call set-up performance over QCI5 bearers in terms of call set-up delays in varying radio conditions 

Per Synnergren, Senior Specialist, Multi Media Telephony, Ericsson
 
           
      11.30 LTE Radio Configurations and Capacity Estimations for Voice Service  
        Discussing the voice service of LTE at the RRM, Radio Resource Management, level while taking into account the QoS, Quality of Service, requirements.
Summary of the LTE radio access.
LTE session establishment concepts and relation to the QoS management .
Simple capacity estimations for different environment configurations.

Authors: Loutfi Nuaymi and Ahmed Bouabdallah, Telecom Bretagne, Izuru Sato, Fujitsu

Speaker: Loutfi Nuaymi, Associate Professor, Telecom Bretagne
 
           
      12.00 HD Voice on VoLTE and Video Push Experimentations  
        Describing a 4G LTE living lab in France and the usage we can imagin. Detailing the following experimentations: VoLTE with HD voice, video push on social networks from 4G LTE devices (sea event), IPv6 and Internet of Things in the home automation domain, 4G LTE network for professional video contribution.

Michel Corriou, Business Development Manager, Imagine Labs
 
      12.30 LUNCH  
       
Chairman

Dr. Christian Hoene, Sonicon GbR
 
           
      14.00 Solving IMS and 4G LTE Network Deployment Challenges  
        Examining how Service Providers can accelerate their transformation to all-IP by modernizing and converging communications across fixed, mobile and the web.  Utilizing IMS as a trusted foundation, the Service Provider can optimize both costs and service delivery.

Françoise Petit, Head of IMS Practice, EMEA, Alcatel-Lucent
 
           
      14.30 Benefits of Dual-standby Architectures as Interim Voice Solution  
        Presentation of various LTE voice schemes: dual-standby, CSFB, VoLTE
Focus on dual-standby: typical handset architecture, SW scheme for voice & data handover
Benefits of dual-standby architecture: time to market, simultaneous support voice & data, no need for new infrastructure
Examples of dual-standby products
Migration path from dual-standby to VoLTE

Ambroise Popper, Director Strategic Marketing, Sequans
 
           
        SESSION V VoLTE Building Blocks  
           
      15.00 Delivering Optimum User Experience with Voice and Video over LTE    
        With VoLTE, voice communication can be seamlessly extended into video communication. Previously restricted to specialized conference rooms, video is now becoming available through soft clients running on variety of devices, from laptop computers that frequently use wireless network access to mobile devices that use wireless networks exclusively.
Discussing the issues around HD voice/video over LTE, and focusing on mechanisms for delivering optimum user experience.”

Stefan Karapetkov, Emerging Technologies Director, Polycom 
 
           
      15.30 Looking to LTE - What the Operators Really Think  
        Operators’ technology plans around LTE
Service availability
Handset availability
Pricing
VoLTE - backed by more than 40 organisations at launch, including handset manufacturers, network vendors and operators including 3 Group, AT&T, Bell Canada, China Mobile, Deutsche Telekom/T-Mobile, KDDI, mobilkom austria, MTS, NTT DoCoMo, Orange, SKT, SoftBank, Telecom Italia, Telecom New Zealand, Telefónica, Telenor, TeliaSonera, Verizon Wireless and Vodafone.

Mike Wilkinson, Senior Director, Solutions, BroadSoft
 
           
      16.00
 
Bringing VoLTE to Life: Testing & Monitoring Challenges across the LTE/EPC and IMS Network  
        Outline a framework for Testing, Monitoring and Service Assurance for VoLTE  that mobile operators should put into action to ensure high-quality end-to-end user experience and to control OpEx. Discussing the technical challenges that must be addressed during various stages of the VoLTE deployment life-cycle, from operator labs to service turn-up to post turn-up field troubleshooting, monitoring and service assurance.

Alvin Francis, Director of Product Management, EXFO
 
           
      16.30 Using IETF’s Opus Codec for VoLTE  
        The IETF Opus Codec
The RTC-Web protocol suite
How to use IETF Opus over LTE effectively

Patrick Schreiner and Dr. Christian Hoene, Sonicon GbR
 
      17.00 COFFEE AND END OF THE CONFERENCE  
 
   
 
   
 
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