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>>Agenda
>>LTE Forum 2011 Warsaw - Conference
24 - 11 - 2011
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| 09h00 |
Reception & Welcome coffee>> |
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| 09h10 |
Welcome Message & Opening of the LTE Forum 2011>> |
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Udo Muenzberg, HanseCom Media & Communications
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| 09h30 |
LTE Developments Worldwide, Including Interest in 1800 MHz (LTE1800)>> |
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Mobile broadband network deployments, commercial launches, trials
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Spectrum assignments and developments
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Options for deployment in new and re-farmed bands
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The case for LTE1800 and current market situation
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Status of the LTE user devices ecosystem
Alan Hadden, GSA
>>Presentation-Files
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| 10h00 |
Morning Keynote Address
Nationwide Broadband Radio Network Based on Dual LTE Technologies>> |
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- Root’s of the Project
- Why LTE and why 1800MHz?
- FDD v TDD (LTE 1800 /LTE 2500TDD)
- The Network
- Future
Adam Kurianski, Aero2
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| 10h30 |
LTE Network Planning Challenges>> |
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ATDI will present the key challenges that telecom operators come across when planning and deploying LTE networks such as co-existence, interferences, network coverage, traffic considerations, etc as well as the most efficient techniques for solving those issues. Presentation will include an overview and return on experience of a recent case study.
Olivier Brecheteau, ATDI
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| 10h50 |
Coffee Break>> |
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| 11h20 |
Innovation & Convergence - Future-Oriented LTE Solutions>> |
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Challenges of LTE Deployment
Highlights of LTE Solutions
Successful Cases
Sergio Parolari, ZTE
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| 11h50 |
4G/LTE: Fiber in the sky!>> |
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While LTE operators are busily acquiring additional frequencies to cover their geographies, they are also positioning the technology as a gap-filler for fixed broadband. Subscribers now have the means of using this technology as a primary form of Internet access throughout their home or office, around the clock; providing them a fiber-like experience.
Samir Madani, Dovado
>>Presentation-Files
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| 12h20 |
How to Best Achieve LTE Profitability in Incumbent and Greenfield Scenarios>> |
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The success of an LTE initiative depends on several critical factors that are closely tied to the specific deployment scenario. Therefore, performing an in-depth scenario and sensitivity analysis becomes a must for assessing the dynamics of LTE profitability based on various contingencies and, thus, making best suited strategic decisions.
Claudio Adriani, Witech
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| 13h30 |
Lunch>> |
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| 14h00 |
LTE As a Growth Factor for the Media Company on the Competitive Market>> |
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Convergence of the media and telecommunications sector in Poland
The role of content on the entertainment market
Multitasking of the contemporary viewer
Latest technologies and the media consumption
Beata Bialkowska, Cyfrowy Polsat
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| 14h30 |
Spectrum Management for IMT (3G, 4G and beyond)>> |
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* ITU process re: IMT-Advanced. Insight into the technical capabilities of the (first) 2 IMT-Advanced (4G) radio interfaces
* spectrum implications (including digital dividend)
* learnings from the European spectrum auctions (e.g. German "Mega Spectrum Auction" - Spain, Italy and others)
Uwe Loewenstein, Telefónica Germany
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| 15h00 |
Mobile Broadband in Belarus>> |
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* mobile broadband technology and market aspects
* introduction of HSPA+ (deployment challenges, performance), and plans for further evolution
* explain where LTE fits in the strategic vision for the company - main drivers, trials experience? planned deployment timescale, spectrum choices and combinations being considered and why - is 1800 MHz an option?
* what are the most important factors to take into account when an operator is making the decision to introduce LTE
* is LTE TDD being considered?
Igor Sosonkin, BeST Belarus Telecommunications
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Frequency Re-farming for the LTE Introduction in the Russian Regions>> |
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- Russian Mobile Market Overview
- Why do we think that LTE1800 is the most suitable technology to deploy Mobile Broadband access for 100% population coverage
- The outcome of the Tele2 study on the re-farming possibility and the vendors' view: a number of technology and market arguments in favor of LTE1800
- Current state of affairs and what needs to be done to enable LTE 1800
Svetlana Skvortsova, Tele2 Russia
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| 15h45 |
Multi-Band Multi-Mode Devices from the Chipset Vendor Perspective - An Introduction to the Panel Discussion>> |
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Jaakko Hulkko, Renesas Mobile
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| 16h00 |
Coffee Break>> |
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| 17h00 |
Panel Discussion
The Role of 1800 MHz in LTE Deployments>> |
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HSPA/HSPA+ and LTE systems are helping to enable broadband access for all. New 800 MHz and 2.6 GHz spectrum is necessary but availability varies across markets. Operators want to deploy the best performing, most efficient technologies and many support re-farming 1800 MHz for LTE deployments. The panel will discuss spectrum requirements and options, and identify the benefits of deploying LTE1800 including CAPEX and OPEX savings. The panel will also consider the availability of LTE1800 user devices and identify the factors for deciding when, where and in which bands network investments should be made, how LTE1800 contributes to the HSPA operators' business case, and business models enabled by LTE.
Chairman: Alan Hadden
Panelists: Svetlana Skvortsova, Beata Bialkowska, Dominik Libicki, Adam Kurianski, Jaakko Hulkko, Uwe Loewenstein
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| 17h15 |
Wrap-up By the Conference Chairman>> |
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Alan Hadden, GSA
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