AGENDA
9:00 Welcome and Overview
- Into the Next Generations of Broadband: Does Speed Matter, and Can Wireless Keep Up? &emdash; Eli Noam (a href="https://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/null/download?&exclusive=filemgr.download&...">
), Professor, Columbia Business School and Director, CITI
9:30 The State of Wireless Technology
- LTE deployments
- What will 5G be and why?
- Requirements for new spectrum in developed countries
- Techniques to use spectrum more efficiently
- Dealing with wireless demand surges
- Backhaul and wireline network infrastructure bottlenecks
Yves Gassot, CEO, IDATE
Shayan Sanyal, Chief Marketing Officer, Head of Strategy, Bluwan
Raul Katz (
), Professor, Columbia Business School and Director of Business Strategy Research, CITI
Dave Burstein, Editor, dslPrime
10:45 Coffee Break
11:00 Wireless UBB Applications
- 4G Mobile applications
- Results of fiber UBB demonstrations: how will wireless support these applications? Demonstrations
- App stores market structure
- A governmental role in applications?
Robert Pepper (
), Vice President, Global Technology Policy, Cisco
Len Waverman (
), Dean, Haskayne School of Business, University of Calgary
Lev Gonick (
), Vice President for Information Technology Services and CIO, Case Western Reserve University
Matt Larsen (
), Managing Partner, Vistabeam
Bruce Lincoln (
), Founder/CEO, Chief Design Scientist, Urban Cyberspace Company
12:30 LUNCH
1:30 The Business of Wireless UBB
- The importance of fiber infrastructure to Wireless UBB
- Will revenues for new applications support the UBB investment?
- 4G and UBB Industry structure: consolidation or competitive?
Simon Flannery, Managing Director, Morgan Stanley
Craig Moffett, Senior Analyst, Bernstein Research
Mark Cooper (
), Director of Research, Consumer Federation of America
Hee-Su Kim (
), Senior Vice President, Economics and Management Research Lab, KT Corporation (Korea)
Arnold Picot (
), Professor, Ludwig-Maximilians-University, Munich School of Management, Institute for Information, Organization and Management (Germany)
2:45 Break
3:00 Government Policies- Finding additional spectrum for UBB Wireless in North America, Europe, Asia
- Licensed versus unlicensed spectrum
- Rural Wireless UBB: how much subsidy?
- Universal Service 2.0
- National BB Plans and Stimulus Plans Around the World
- Policy issues for remaining bottlenecks, new bottlenecks, and demand side issues
- Economic impact of broadband speed
Matthais Kurth (
) President of the Federal Network Agency for Electricity, Gas, Telecommunications, Post and Railway (Germany)
Erik Bohlin (
), Professor,Division of Technology & Society Department of Technology Management and Economics,Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden) and Chair of the International Telecommunications Society (ITS)
Leonard Cali, Senior Vice President - Global Public Policy, AT&T
Jeffrey Carlisle, Executive Vice President, Regulatory Affairs and Public Policy, Lightsquared
Michel Siegenthaler, Senior Strategy Manager Network & IT, Swisscom
5:00: RECEPTION