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Mon 08 Jun 2009
- Thu 11 Jun 2009
Arabella Sheraton Grand Hotel, Munich, Germany
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A Technology Independent View of Broadband Access
Don't miss the exclusive HGI Briefing
Implications of FTTx on the Home Gateway
This session reviews recently published work of the Home Gateway Initiative in defining requirements for Home Gateways in FTTH architectures. Initially, service providers are selecting a "two-box" model and HGI's documents specify the QoS and management interactions between Home Gateway and NT.
The session also describes new work items within HGI: considering a modular one-box architecture; and architecture and service implications in the home of next generation fiber access.
Join Duncan Bees, CTO, HGI at 0800, Wednesday 10 June
IIR and the Broadband Forum announce FTTx Summit.
IIR are proud to announce our partnership with the Broadband Forum to develop FTTx Summit into Europe’s premier forum for a technology-neutral view of Next Generation Broadband Access.
For the last two years over 350 senior professionals have attended FTTx Summit to discover how, why and where service providers are investing in fibre in their access networks. Fully supported by the FTTH Council Europe, FTTx Summit delivers high quality and detailed technical and business information, as well as senior level networking.
This year FTTx Summit is set to grow substantially in both significance and size. Hosted by the Broadband Forum - who will ensure that delegates can benefit from the full range and depth of their members' practical knowledge and experience, as well as their independent forecasting resources – the event will provide delegates with a clear view of all of the competing technology business models.
In the light of the current economic climate, operators are re-evaluating their network evolution plans and considering the full range of access options. It’s certainly not all gloom - new opportunities are appearing – for example in the form of government and Europe wide public sector investment initiatives. In a period of uncertainty, it’s often the large scale infrastructure projects that hold up best. So don’t miss your chance to learn about important new opportunities. Take this valuable opportunity to network with the people driving investment and innovation in broadband access across Europe and beyond.
To influence the agenda or submit a speaking proposal
Contact James Cameron – Producer FTTx Summit: E: jcameron@iirltd.co.uk
New Features for 2009
l Video training webinars and e-news via Optical Transmission Vision www.optical-transmission.com
l Analyst-led global insights on technology, business strategy and market evolution
l Interactive problem solving and scenario setting sessions structured around topics such as: ALA; sustainability; adapting fibre investment and deployment to maximise ROI in light of the economic downturn; impact of EU competition regulation
l Operator questions set by the OTV Operator Advisory Group and the FTTx Summit Steering Group
Principal Issues
l Business case analysis for FTTx investments
l Passive versus active fibre architectures
l Next Generation PON technology evolution, standards, architectures and business models (WDM PON, 10G PON …)
l Wholesale access to the NG network (Replacing LLU) - Active Line Access / Ethernet access, sub loop unbundling
l The open access and net neutrality debates
l New developments in xDSL capabilities and standards – VDSL2+
l FTTx deployment to support fixed and mobile applications
l Network optimisation and least cost deployment strategies
l Delivering content through home networks to multiple subscribers and devices
l Municipal and utility business models for fibre access
l End to end service interoperability over PON/xDSL access infrastructure and home networks
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"A great opportunity for networking" Home Networking, Marketing, Sonaecom
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Don't Miss
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"Great networking" President, FTTH Council Europe
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Who Will You Meet
Senior decision makers from telecoms operators, cable MSOs, municipalities, utilities and service providers who are driving fibre deployments. Plus key figures from leading international broadcasters, content providers and applications developers and strategic representatives from all of the leading systems, subsystems, fibre, software and management/integration organisations.
By region
Western Europe 43%, Scandinavia 21%, Eastern Europe 18%, Middle East 9%, Southern Europe 7%, ROW 2%
By industry
Operators 45% (incumbent and alternative operators, utilities, municipalities), Content providers %5, Regulators 3%, vendors 47%
Typical roles
Head of Content • Director of Access Networks • Head of Interactive Services • Marketing Director - Video Services • CEO • CTO • Chief Engineer • Head of Network Development • Senior Engineer - FTTH Strategy • Project Manager - FTTH • Managing Director • Chief Technologist • Senior Engineer - Network Development • Director Platform Management • Director of Network Operations • Research Director, General Manager - Optical Networking Group • President & COO • Director of Technology Development • Head of IPTV
Sponsorship & Exhibition Opportunities
Leverage Europe’s premier forum for a technology neutral view on Next Generation broadband access – Hosted by the Broadband Forum - to promote your organisation’s expertise, products and services to senior decision makers from European service providers and network infrastructure investors.
IIR can develop a tailored package to meet your marketing and PR needs. Packages include branding, exposure in the conference agenda, exhibition, equipment demonstration, online and mailed PR.
To explore how you can benefit from participating, please contact Dominic Halpin, Business Development Manager, IIR Telecoms & Technology: E: dhalpin@iitltd.co.uk T: +44 (0) 20 7017 7167
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