Track: GENERAL SESSIONS / KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS (4GK)
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Industry Perspective - Towerstream (4GK-01)
Wednesday - 01/20/10, 9:00-9:25am
Session info coming soon…
Presented by:
| Jeff Thompson President Towerstream |
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Industry Perspective - Decision Strategies International (4GK-02)
Wednesday - 01/20/10, 9:25-9:50am
Session info coming soon…
Presented by:
| Scott Snyder President, Chief Strategy Officer Mobiquity |
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Industry Perspective - Verizon Wireless (4GK-03)
Wednesday - 01/20/10, 9:50-10:15am
Session info coming soon…
Presented by:
| Stuart Elby VP, Network Architecture and Enterprise Technology Verizon Wireless |
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Net Neutrality: Can Open be governed? (4GK-04)
Wednesday - 01/20/10, 12:30-1:45pm
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski, in an effort to safeguard the free and open Internet, has recently proposed formalizing six principles of network openness that would apply to all platforms that access the Internet.
So now the question is “Can the concept of open be governed?” This panel of distinquished communications visionaries from Google, AT&T and leading communications law firms discuss how these principles will be incorporated into policy. This session will address questions such as what companies, services and devices will be subjected to these rules? And will the jurisdiction of the FCC have to be modified to enable these principles?
Presented by:
| Rick Whitt Global Head for Public Policy and Government Relations Motorola Mobility LLC | | Todd Daubert Partner SNR Denton | | Glenn Richards (Moderator) Partner Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman | | Hank Hultquist VP Federal Regulatory AT&T |
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Application Nirvana? When Broadband Wireless Meets SIP (4GK-05)
Wednesday - 01/20/10, 3:30-4:00pm
The PSTN / Landline market, as well as the application market has totally embraced SIP, but can we expect SIP in the broadband wireless world? This panel will delve into this subject and address:
· Will SIP be an integrated solution supporting One Voice strategies or part of the over the top solutions?
· Will a rebirth of Presence use become part of the Wireless broadband experience?
· Will SIP find a home on the web, or become irrelevant?
· Will this be the true test of Net Neutrality?
· Should we expect the current application innovation to use SIP and will that provide for something more than voice and video communication?
Presented by:
| Andy Abramson (Judge) CEO, Founder Comunicano, Inc. | | Kiran Sirupa Senior Product Manger Anuta Networks | | Michael Robertson Google Advisor Google | | Alan Johnston Consulting Member of Technical Staff at Avaya Adjunct Professor of Electrical and Systems Engineering at Washington University, St. Louis | | Alan Duric Co Founder & CTO Telio |
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Keynote Presentation - Polycom (4GK-06)
Wednesday - 01/20/10, 4:00-4:30pm
Jeffrey Rodman has been at the forefront of audio and video communications for most of his career. Rodman co-founded Polycom in 1990 and has been instrumental in the realization of Polycom's iconic products for voice, video, network communications, and other media. He is CTO of Polycom’s voice communications solutions group.
In 1984, Rodman was recruited to build a hardware engineering organization and implement a revolutionary architecture for the new startup PictureTel (then PicTel), building the foundation for a family of systems that transformed the industry, and continued as director of hardware development through PictureTel’s formative years. In 1980, Rodman joined Harris Video Systems where he became director of engineering, pioneering new digital video processing systems for broadcast and production applications. He also spent six years developing and enhancing video and test capabilities for military guided missile systems for Hughes Aircraft Company. During this time, Rodman created a novel approach to sound synthesis that formed the foundation for his Master’s thesis, and co-founded Specialty Video Systems to market digital video effects to the entertainment industry.
Drawing from this diverse experience, and from his background as virtuoso pianist and composer, Rodman has developed a keen appreciation for the importance of clear, reliable vision and sound in human interaction, and the ways in which delivery of transparency in perception can be delivered in remote conferencing. He sees the industry move toward IP telephony and media as an epochal change in the nature of personal remote communications, one that presages dramatic enhancements in sound quality, reliability, and richness of features. Rodman has spoken and presented at numerous forums, and is delighted to be a continuing part of Polycom, where he is a strong champion of technologies and products that bring the best and clearest quality to users around the world.
Rodman holds a BSEE Cum Laude in electronic engineering from CSUN.
Presented by:
| Jeffrey Rodman Co-Founder and CTO Polycom |
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Keynote Presentation - Sprint (4GK-07)
Wednesday - 01/20/10, 4:30-5:00pm
Mathew Oommen is vice president of device and technology development. He is responsible for driving the network architecture, device and technology development for Sprint, in collaboration with Sprint’s partners and customers.
With a focus on wireless convergence that applies not only to networks, but also to devices, applications and systems, Oommen is helping Sprint deliver an enhanced customer experience today and usher in a new era, centered on a digital lifestyle. Prior to joining Sprint in the fall of 2008, Oommen was President of technology and services for the Reliance Industries Group in India. He also has served as executive vice president of Network at Reliance Infocomm/Communications and chief technology officer at Flag Telecom (a Reliance Company).
Prior to that, Oommen held executive positions at Optical Datacom, Williams Communications/Wiltel Group and MCI Worldcom.
Mathew graduated from Oklahoma State University with a master’s degree in electrical engineering and telecommunications.
Presented by:
| Mathew Oommen Vice President, Device and Technology Development Sprint |
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Keynote Presentation - Skype (4GK-08)
Thursday - 01/21/10, 9:15-9:45am
Christopher Dean, Skype's CSO, has 20 years of experience in business and corporate development, strategy consulting and advising startups. He specializes in deals to grow revenue, create new distribution channels and develop and launch new products.
Christopher has led several business development and strategy teams that have defined and prioritized strategic partner targets and identified, negotiated and closed partnerships. He was most recently the co-founder of Texada Capital and responsible for new business development. Earlier, he spent four years as the senior vice president of marketing and business development at Face Time communications, a leading vendor of security, management and control solutions for enterprise-oriented instant messaging.
Christopher also was an executive in business development at Epoch Partners, SmartAge.com, Worlds, Inc. and a consultant at Regis McKenna, Inc. He has consulted with Apple, Adobe Systems, IBM, Oracle, and Placeware, prior to its sale to Microsoft.
He has a B.A. in Economics from Vassar College and a MBA from Kellogg Graduate School of Management.
Presented by:
| Christopher Dean CSO Skype |
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Keynote Presentation - Digium (4GK-09)
Thursday - 01/21/10, 9:45-10:15am
Danny Windham joined Digium, the Asterisk Company, in February, 2007 as CEO. Digium is the creator, sponsor and primary developer of Asterisk; the most widely used open source telephony software. Digium's product lines include a wide range of hardware and software to enable resellers and businesses to implement turnkey solutions or to design their own VoIP systems. In his role of CEO, Windham is responsible for setting corporate strategy and executing day to day business operations.
Prior to joining Digium, Windham served as president and chief operating officer of ADTRAN, a global provider of networking and communications equipment. Windham joined ADTRAN in 1989 following ADTRAN's successful acquisition of Processing Telecom Technologies, a company Windham co-founded in 1986. Prior to becoming president/COO in 2005, Windham served as the senior vice president and general manager of the Enterprise Networks Division.
Windham holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from Mississippi State University where he was named a Distinguished Engineering Fellow in 2001 and also holds an MBA from Florida Tech.
Presented by:
| Danny Windham Chief Executive Officer Digium |
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Keynote Presentation - Verizon Wireless (4GK-10)
Thursday - 01/21/10, 10:15-10:45am
Brian Higgins is Executive Director for Ecosystem Development within Verizon Wireless. In his current capacity, Brian has responsibility for the management of the LTE Innovation Center and developer support for the Verizon Developer Community. With more than fourteen years of wireless telecommunications experience, Brian has played a lead role in various initiatives within Verizon Wireless and its predecessor companies, including enterprise software development and support, new product implementation, nationwide in-building management, spectrum acquisition and planning, and custom solution development for both enterprise and public safety. Brian holds both a bachelor’s and master’s degree from Rutgers University. He has also earned an additional master’s degree from the University of Pennsylvania. He lives in New Jersey with his wife and two sons.
Presented by:
| Brian Higgins Executive Director for Ecosystem Development Verizon Wireless |
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Industry Perspective - Sun Microsystems, Inc. (4GK-11)
Thursday - 01/21/10, 11:00-11:25am
Session info coming soon…
Presented by:
| Mauricio Arango Chief Architect Sun Microsystems |
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Industry Perspective - Telio (4GK-12)
Thursday - 01/21/10, 11:25-11:50am
Session info coming soon…
Presented by:
| Alan Duric Co Founder & CTO Telio |
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Industry Perspective - MLB.com (4GK-13)
Thursday - 01/21/10, 11:50-12:15pm
Session info coming soon…
Presented by:
| Bob Bowman President MLB.com |
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Google’s Got Voice (4GK-14)
Thursday - 01/21/10, 3:45-5:00pm
Google is becoming the major player in providing communication services. Android, Gizmo5 and Google Voice are converging on your mobile device and phone in ways that will change the long tail of communication. Android's integration to Gmail adds value to your mobile email experience making mobile a rich media experience. What is the future of how we communicate and does broadband wireless add to the mix? Should we expect other innovations to increase the value of the communication? How should carriers work with Google in the future?
Presented by:
| Andy Abramson (Judge) CEO, Founder Comunicano, Inc. | | Michael Robertson Google Advisor Google |
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Current and Future Opportunities for WiFi in a 4G World (4GK-15)
Friday - 01/22/10, 9:00-10:15am
WiFI has been at the heart of the change to OFDM and MIMO solutions. It is not suprising that WiFi is still a hotbed of innovation in today’s marketplace. This discussion looks at the current and future opportunities associated with WIFI and the implications for new kinds of deployment and adaptation by the LTE and WiMAX community.
Presented by:
| Brough Turner Founder netBlazr.com |
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Mobile Money (4GK-16)
Friday - 01/22/10, 10:30-11:45am
Mobile Money has the potential to provide new growth and profit opportunities for mobile operators, but before this service can be offered beyond a regional service there are many challenges ahead. Collaboration and coordination between Telecom and Financial industries are essential for the success of Mobile Money.
The Mobile Money Session will explore the following issues:
• Where are we with standards?
• What does the ecosystem look like?
• Who drives the ecosystem? Financial institutions or Service Providers or vendors
• How do regulations play a part in the overall success of Mobile Money?
• What is the business opportunity
Presented by:
| Rodger Desai CEO Payfone | | Chris Celeberti CEO Clever Spoke | | John Jaing Executive Vice President and Chief Technical Officer Roamware | | Greg Keough
Regalocard |
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Utilizing White Spaces for broadband access: Where do we go from here? (4GK-17)
Friday - 01/22/10, 1:00pm-2:15pm
Now that the FCC has approved a controversial plan to allow the usage of White Spaces for wireless broadband services, what is its potential to deliver broadband wireless access services and what white space devices will be developed to enable 4G services? Who will utilize these devices and what applications will be developed? This session will examine the regulatory, political and technical framework that will be applied to ensure the use of white space does not interrupt protected services such as TV and microphones and delivers on its promise to provide an open ubiquitous Internet Access technology.
Presented by:
| Fanny Mlinarsky President octoScope | | Chris Whiteley Director of Business Development xG Technology | | Rick Rotondo Vice President of Marketing xG Technology, Inc. |
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