NEWSLETTER Enter your email and get the latest IPVoice Meeting News		>>Agenda >>Day 1 >>Ir para a Versão Portuguesa 14 - 03 - 2007 >>09h00 | 09h30 Reception & Welcome coffee>> >>09h30 | 09h40 Welcome Message & Opening of the IP Voice Meeting 2007>>   In its third successful year, the IP Voice Meeting 2007 will explore in even greater depth the emerging opportunities and challenges that VoIP and Wireless VoIP (wVoIP) present to the entire telecoms industry. Hassan M. Claussen, HanseCom Media & Communication >>09h40 | 10h10 Key Note Address Voice over IP in the European Union>>   Voice over IP presents interesting challenges for both market players and regulators. - What is the current situation in the European Union and what is on the horizon. - Will  the regulatory experience with Voice over IP, improve the introduction of future IP-based services. Alain van Gaever, European Commission, Policy Development Unit of DG Information Society and Media >>10h10 | 10h40 Key Note Address Driving New Markets in Telecommunications>>   Since many years telecommunication sector changes its character. Regulatory reform and high innovation dynamics significantly drives growth of the sector, transforming it into one of the most strategic industries for each economy. Jaroslaw Ponder, ITU >>10h40 | 11h00 Coffee-Break>> >>11h00 | 11h30 Unified Communications from NORTEL: Much More than Telephony over IP>>   Ricardo Borrajo, Nortel >>11h30 | 12h00 Unified Communication - The vision of Microsoft>>   The convergence between the world of Information Technology and Communication is more and more a reality. The vision and the solutions of Microsoft are taking the benefit of this convergence and of the VoIP technology, allowing to open new horizons and to bundle power of communication and collaboration. This presentation shows how, by using these technologies, it will be possible to increase productivity and reduce communication costs. Virgilio Ribeiro, Microsoft Portugal >>12h00 | 12h30 The convergence of Communications: The next step to increase productivity>>   Paulo Correia, Cisco >>12h30 | 13h00 VoIP Security: Threats and counter measures>>   The open nature of SIP makes it an ideal basis for various multimedia communication applications such as VoIP, conferencing, messaging and presence. However, the same openness makes it vulnerable to denial of service attacks. In this presentation we will first present various loopholes in SIP that would allow an attacker to launch a denial of service attack on SIP. In a second step, different mechanisms for detecting such attacks will be described. Finally, we will look at the requirements for an overall architecture that provides the necessary means for detecting and then preventing attacks on SIP servers. Dr. Dorgham Sisalem, Tekelec >>13h00 | 14h30 Lunch>> >>14h30 | 16h00 Breakout Sessions Carriers / Enterprise>>   Breakout Session Carrier (Room 1): Fixed Mobile Convergence FMC is a development that dissolves barriers, enables ubiquitous access and makes more efficient use of network resources. It involves a unified core network, multi-radio terminals, access networks that complement each other and common service delivery platforms. Therefore we now have an environment in which fixed and mobile network operators compete fiercely for business and consumer minutes. Moderator: Tim Ward, Sonus Networks Panel Members: Claudio Adriani, Elitel Ivo Remmelg, Telegrupp Nigel Dye, BT Global Services Agenda 14.30 - 14.50 Introduction 14.50 - 15.10 Case Study 15.10 - 15.30 Solution 15.30 - 16.00 Round-table Breakout Session Enterprise (Room 2): Open Source Developments The open source movement that has been marked by European success is now being supplemented by telephony solutions from the United States. But the biggest story may not be in the software but in the quality assurance challenges. This panel looks at what is happening in the bazaar of open source and how it's impacting the carriers' cathedral, the enterprises' implementation and the consumers' selection of products. Moderator: Olle Johansson, Asterisk Panel members: Leandro Dardini, Prato City Hall Alessio Pennasilico, ISSA Peter Weik, Fraunhofer Institute Agenda 14.30 - 14.50 Introduction 14.50 - 15.10 Case Study 15.10 - 15.30 Solution 15.30 - 16.00 Round-table >>16h00 | 16h30 Coffee-Break>> >>16h30 | 18h00 Breakout Sessions Carriers / Enterprise>>   Breakout Session Carrier (Room 1): IPTV The operator’s ability to efficiently distribute, deliver and manage new services in real-time comes from designing solutions platforms integrated on their broadband network. Will household networks need to be managed by the service provider to support these services and overcome obstacles such as firewall traversal? Moderator: Christian Wieser, University of Oulu (Finland) Panel members: Íñigo Leria, Telindus/BelgaCom Orador a confirmar, Nokia Carlos Vargas, RTP Agenda 16.30 - 16.50 Introduction 16.50 - 17.10 Case Study 17.10 - 17.30 Security 17.30 - 18.00 Round-table Breakout Session Enterprise (Room 2): 16.30 - 17.00 Alessio Pennasilico, ISSA VoIP (in) security OpenSource security testing tools will be explained in order to understand the risks and impact of vulnerabilities in a business environment. Real world news along with best practice for risk analysis and mitigation will be provided. 17.00 - 17.30 Olle Westerberg, Ingate IMS for enterprises No matter where the communications service is produced, in the enterprise or at the service provider, the enterprise needs to be able to handle the SIP traffic traversal of the enterprise firewall.  This goes for IMS as well as other forms of SIP-based applications. When IMS becomes ubiquitous, IMS traversal of the enterprise firewall will become a widespread issue.   This session will cover available solutions and the technologies required to solve this issue. 17.30 - 18.00 Bruno Alonso Plaza, BT Global Services                    Convergence for multinational companies 'Convergence' is the integration of voice, data and video in information technology services creating a whole new world of opportunities in the workplace. There are many ways in which companies are considering how convergence can help their day-to-day business; network convergence, device convergence, system convergence and organisational convergence are just some. BT Global Services is supporting the international expansion of multinational companies with seamless services all around the world. A totally managed environment so companies can focus on services and productivity and not in technology. Our convergence vision relies on BT's 21st Century Network (21CN), being set to revolutionise the digital networked economy and the world of communications. 21CN will create corporate networks that will support new services faster, more secure and easier to manage.