Agenda - Packet Optical Transport Networking 2011

 

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CONFERENCE DAY ONE – TUESDAY 24TH MAY 2011

 

08:30

Registration

 

09:00

Welcome Address

Robert Jones, Co-Founder & Managing Director, Layer123

 

09:05

Opening Address

Mark Lum, Co-Founder & Market Lead, Layer123

 

 
 

KEYNOTE SESSION

 

 

Packet Optical Transport networks are entering a most interesting phase of evolution. An incessant traffic growth, new service requirements and an existing infrastructure put carriers in a challenging position. In recent years, intense technical, business and even political debate over architectures and protocols demonstrate that change is in the air. But what is the best change? Senior industry leaders will frame the debate and look to the future of modern transport networks.

 

09:20

CO-HOST BROADBAND FORUM KEYNOTE – Meeting the Needs for Converged Multi-service Transport Network Standards

Christophe Alter, Technical Committee Chair and Board of Directors, The Broadband Forum

Broadband Forum Technical Committee Chair and Board of Directors, France Telecom-Orange

09:50

LEAD OPERATOR KEYNOTE – Building modern transport networks for Mobility, Video and Cloud applications

Pierre Combescure, Transmission and IP Networks Vice President, France Telecom-Orange

10:20

PLATINUM SPONSOR KEYNOTE – Evolution of the Internet, innovations in transport technology and their impact on future network design

Simon Spraggs, Distinguished Consulting Engineer, Cisco

10:45

Introduction to the exhibitors

 

10:55

Exhibition break

 

11:20

OIF KEYNOTE – Highlighting the critical role of a flexible and dynamic optical layer in modern transport networks

Hans-Martin Foisel, Carrier Working Group Chair, OIF

Senior Project Manager, Deutsche Telekom

 
 

MODERN TRANSPORT NETWORKS

 

11:45

Architecting modern carrier networks – examining IP/MPLS service drivers and the relationship with packet transport

Nicolai Leymann, Lead Architect – Technology Engineering Centre, Deutsche Telekom

12:15

Evolution of packet transport – Strategy to meet modern network requirements

Luc Ceuppens, VP Product Marketing, Infrastructure Product Group, Juniper Networks

12:40

Lunchtime Debating Tables

 

 

1. P-OTN – meeting the requirements of new applications

 

 

2. The role of P-OTN in mobility

 

 

3. Security considerations for mobility and cloud applications

 

13:45

Afternoon Chair

TBA

 

14:00

Broadband Forum MPLS-enabled network evolution

Vanessa Nacamura, Vice Chair, International Development Committee, The Broadband Forum

Solution Manager, Nokia Siemens Networks

14:25

Examining the overall planning requirements and economic evolution options for a multi-service network infrastructure

Jeremy Batten, Principal Engineer, Architecture, Design & Economics, Cable&Wireless Worldwide

14:50

OPERATOR PERSPECTIVE – The question of OTN in Modern Transport Networks

Frédéric Chatter, Optical and Ethernet transport networks Project Manager, France Telecom-Orange

15:15

Exhibition break

 

15:40

Packet Optical Innovation: Delivering more than just a cost centre

John Dunne, Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer, Intune Networks

16:05

Highlighting the benefits of integrated PTN planning and management

Steve West, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer, Cyan

16:30

PANEL DISCUSSION – P-OTN Innovation and Evolution

 

 

A panel of market leading suppliers highlight areas of development and compare and contrast benefits of alternative architectural and implementation approaches

 

 

Eve Griliches, Managing Partner, ACG Research

 

Simon Spraggs, Distinguished Consulting Engineer, Cisco

 

Steve West, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer, Cyan

 

John Dunne, Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer, Intune Networks

 

Luc Ceuppens, VP Product Marketing, Infrastructure Product Group, Juniper Networks

 

Moderated by:

Mark Lum, Co-Founder & Market Lead, Layer123

 

 
 

NETWORKING RECEPTION

 

17:30

The Packet-Optical Drinks Reception

 

18:30

End of Day One

 

 

CONFERENCE DAY TWO – WEDNESDAY 25TH MAY 2011

 

08:45

Registration

 

09:15

Opening Address from the Chair

Eve Griliches, Managing Partner, ACG Research

 
 

MPLS-TP FUTURE ARCHITECTURE & STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT

 

09:35

LEAD OPERATOR KEYNOTE – Key requirements for MPLS-TP in modern transport networks

Yves Delaporte, Head of Transmission Network Solutions, France Telecom-Orange

10:05

KEYNOTE – Implementing a Modern PTN and considering Interworking between MPLS-TP and IP/MPLS

Carlo Cavazzoni, Project Manager, Transport & OPB Innovation, Telecom Italia

10:30

Practical synchronisation solutions in modern packet transport networks for 2/3G and LTE

Tommy Cook, CEO, Calnex Solutions

 

10:55

Exhibition break

 

11:20

MEF22 Mobile Backhaul Architecture and Synchronisation

Carsten Rossenhövel, Co-Chair, Mobile Backhaul Group, MEF

Managing Director, EANTC

11:45

New transport architectures enabled by MPLS-TP

Luyuan Fang, Principal Engineer, Cisco

12:10

The MPLS-TP Standards Debate – developments and progress over the past 6 months

 

 

An invited panel of industry experts will debate key topical questions and issues from the audience

 

 

Huub van Helvoort, Q.10/15 Rapporteur, ITU-T

Senior Researcher, Huawei Technologies

 

Luyuan Fang, Principal Engineer, Cisco

 

Moderated by

Mark Lum, Co-Founder & Market Lead, Layer123

 

12:50

Lunchtime Debating Tables

 

 

1. MPLS-TP – building a modern transport for LTE

 

 

2. New service and protection mechanisms enabled by OTN and GMPLS

 

 

3. MPLS-TP standards and interoperability

 

 
 

MULTILAYER OPTIMISATION AND CONVERGENCE

 

14:00

Afternoon Chair

Eve Griliches, Managing Partner, ACG Research

14:10

OIF WG Update – The Need for Speed, 100G and Beyond

Milorad Cvijetic, WG Representative, OIF

VP & Chief Technology Strategist, NEC

 

Holding much promise, the topic of multilayer optimisation has been on the industry table for many years. For some, GMPLS has not lived up to its original vision; for others, GMPLS performs a valuable intra-layer task, enabling much autonomous operation and network intelligence. What does GMPLS need to do next? Can it develop further to address the need for operational multilayer optimisation?

 

14:30

LEAD OPERATOR – Photonic recovery benefits in multilayer transport core network

Patrice Robert, R&D project manager, France Telecom-Orange

15:00

Sharing Colt’s integrated packet optical vision – highlighting the business and technical drivers and detailing the practical steps to its realisation

Valéry Augais, Senior Network Architect, Colt Technology Services

15:30

Conference wrap up and looking forward for the next 6 months

Mark Lum, Co-Founder & Market Lead, Layer123

 

 

Christophe Alter, Technical Committee Chair and Board of Directors, The Broadband Forum

Broadband Forum Technical Committee Chair and Board of Directors, France Telecom-Orange

16:00

Final exhibition break

 

16:20

End of Conference