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Authoritative Speaker Panel: PRE-CONFERENCE BRIEFINGS
Sunday 26 October 2008
Fahem Al Bugham,
Morning Briefing
Director - Technology and Strategy,
IP/MPLS in the mobile radio access network (RAN)
Etisalat
IP/MPLS Forum
Mobasshir Mushtaq, Led by the
Director - Core Networks, Afternoon Briefing
Wataniya International
IP RAN evolution strategies for mobile broadband
Dr Franck Chevalier,
and roll out of new mobile networks
Head of Broadband Operations,
Ericsson
Led by
Analysys Mason
Sharan Mishra,
POST-CONFERENCE BRIEFING & MASTERCLASS
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Wednesday 29 October 2008
Qtel
Alan Corfield, Morning Briefing
Team Leader - New Technology Innovation, Optimising backhaul to meet the increased bandwidth
Cable & Wireless
demands of new mobile services and the migration to 3G
Roberto Micali, Nokia Siemens Networks
Led by
Senior Engineer - Network Planning,
Afternoon Masterclass
Telecom Italia
Overcoming the challenges of achieving synchronisation
Michael Howard,
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Sunday 26 October 2008
Morning Briefing
IP/MPLS in the mobile radio CONFERENCE DAY ONE - MONDAY 27 OCTOBER 2008
access network (RAN) 08:50 Registration
Welcome Address
09:20
Led by the IP/MPLS Forum
Nick Morris, Conference Producer, IIR Telecoms & Technology
09.00 Registration – the briefing will run from 09.30 to 13.00
Opening remarks by the Chair
09:25
with a refreshment break
KEYNOTE PRESENTATION Developing network evolution,
09:30
AGENDA procurement and best practice strategies and evaluating
the benefits for emerging global telecom operators
Understanding the key issues, enablers and drivers for a transition
to IP/MPLS and assessing the value of IP/MPLS in evolving Emerging global telecoms operators in the MENA region are moving towards
mobile RAN backhaul architectures deployment of Next Generation Networks and setting up streamlined
procurement and vendor management processes in order to be able to
Examining the integration and operation of MPLS in the mobile
access the best available solutions at competitive prices. Mobasshir Mushtaq
RAN network and its role in supporting end-to-end SLAs, QoS
is directing the procurement and vendor management programme across
and maintaining high availability
Wataniya's global businesses. The presentation will highlight how the specific
Evaluating MPLS pseudo-wires as an enabler of legacy network drivers of the MENA region have influenced operators in their procurement and
traffic migration and their operation over IP/MPLS backhaul networks deployment strategies, examine the rationale guiding the development of Next
Understanding MPLS operations, administration and management Generation Networks and evaluate the impact on future revenues and services.
(OAM) capabilities Mobasshir Mushtaq, Director - Core Networks, Wataniya International
Examining the importance of packet synchronisation and timing
Introducing the MPLS Mobile Backhaul Initiative – MMBI
Convergence – building a multi-service transport network
Critical success factors and conclusions
Building the Next-Generation mobile network - A case
10:10
study for a converged end-to-end IP/MPLS network
13.00 Lunch
Developing converged carrier networks to achieve:
Afternoon Briefing - hierarchical core MPLS networks
- third-generation Ethernet/MPLS in the metro
IP RAN evolution strategies - mobile backhaul ready for LTE and WiMAX
- session management for higher value per bit
for mobile broadband and Making the business case for a converged end-to-end IP/MPLS network:
- network simplification - collapsing multiple networks
roll out of new networks - improving network availability
- significantly reducing Opex
- future-proofing the network – improving scalability and evolution to IP,
Led by Ericsson while leveraging existing investments
Gijs van Kersen, Mobile Marketing Manager, Juniper Networks
The briefing will run from 14:00 to 16:30 with a refreshment break
10:50 Morning refreshments
AGENDA
IP RAN strategies for new mobile networks
Next Generation optical networking
- opportunities with GSM and WCDMA IP RAN
- cost efficient IP RAN solutions for voice and data centric networks Examining how NG WDM flexible optical networking can
11:20
- cost efficient Ethernet backhaul solutions help to reduce Opex in the mobile core network
Examining how core optical networks are evolving to meet new
Evolution strategies for mobile broadband and IP RAN
service demands
- how to overcome the capacity bottlenecks
Examining the requirements for the core optical layer and the ability of
- TDM to Ethernet evolution in mobile backhaul
Packet Optical Transport Networks (P-OTN) to deliver them
- RAN solutions for native IP and TDM to IP evolution
Optimising core optical transport for TDM and IP traffic – planning and
- GSM and WCDMA transport sharing delivering an integrated intelligent optical core and examining the
- technologies for future high speed backhaul network architecture
Enabling Ethernet services to cost-effectively support the increase in data
traffic on mobile networks
Considering the long-term benefits and evolution for an intelligent
optical core architecture
Venue & Accommodation Details Saeid Rashidi, IP Transport MEA Product Management,
Nokia Siemens Networks
Crowne Plaza Hotel Dubai
Sheikh Zayed Al Nahyan Road, Po Box 23215 Evolving the core optical transport network to improve
12:00
Dubai, United Arab Emirates network resilience and reduce Opex
T: +971-4-3311111 F: +971-4-3315555 Exploring the functionality of the core optical transport network at launch
E: crowneplaza@cpdubai.ae W: www.ichotelsgroup.com Understanding the factors that are driving growth
Determining a cost-effective and scalable evolution path for the core optical
Delegates are responsible for the arrangement and payment of their transport network
own travel and accommodation. IIR has arranged a special room rate
Formulating a strategy for enhancing resilience at the physical layer:
with the hotel for IIR delegates. To book your accommodation for TNMO
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Middle East and take advantage of the IIR discount at the hotel please
Minimising Opex in the core network:
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form with the confirmation of your conference booking or you can
- automating provisioning and link management
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12:40 Lunch
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CONFERENCE DAY TWO - TUESDAY 28 OCTOBER 2008
Deploying HSDPA and optimising
the backhaul infrastructure 09:00 Registration
Opening remarks by the Chair
09:25
Assessing the impact of HSDPA on transport requirements
14:00
and developing an evolution strategy for the RAN and KEYNOTE PRESENTATION Understanding the role of
09:30
core networks GPON in Etisalat’s 3G and mobile internet evolution strategy
Understanding the challenges of cost-effective transport for HSDPA – how
The increase in demand for 3G and mobile broadband services is forcing
changing traffic demand is impacting backhaul requirements and cost?
operators to rapidly expand their network capacity whilst radically cutting cost
Introducing L2 aggregation to optimise the utilisation of backhaul per bit. Fibre and advanced DSL offer significant potential Opex benefits for
bandwidth backhauling 3G, HSDPA and WiMAX. Etisalat is pioneering the exploitation of
Examining the business case and technology challenges of offloading GPON networks for backhauling 3G and mobile broadband data by building a
HSPA traffic onto xDSL or EFM/EoC – considering cost, capacity, QoS and unified access infrastructure serving residential and commercial customers.
manageability The presentation will examine how Etisalat is developing a coherent network
evolution strategy for 3G, HSDPA and evolution to LTE.
Evolving the backhaul network to meet the challenges of rising data traffic –
sharing practical evolution case studies Fahem Al Bugham, Director - Technology and Strategy, Etisalat
Examining the HSPA evolution roadmap and looking forward to LTE –
protecting today’s investments while evolving to future flat IP architecture
Evolution to Next Gen microwave
Sharan Mishra, Head of Technology & Network, Qtel
Examining the evolution options for a predominantly
10:10
ANALYST PERSPECTIVE: Examining trends in investment
14:40
microwave network
in 3G and HSDPA infrastructure and examining how
Introducing the current network architecture and services supported
operators are optimising their current investments to
Identifying the main bottlenecks in the current infrastructure
prepare for LTE
Assessing to what extent advances in MW technology can overcome
Michael Howard, Principal Analyst & Co-Founder, Infonetics
current capacity restrictions, considering Adaptive Modulation and Coding
PANEL DISCUSSION: Considering the value of packet Considering the economics and long-term benefits of alternative
15:10
approaches involving fibre deployment:
transport in mobile backhaul
- NG-SDH
Why do mobile operators need packet transport - Ethernet, PWE3
- IP/MPLS
and/or MPLS?
Determining the cost-optimal evolution path for the network
Where and how can Ethernet deliver cost-benefits in mobile backhaul?
Hans Mähler, Portfolio Strategy Manager, Ericsson
Does PBB-TE/PBT help?
What evidence is there that Ethernet can deliver on its cost-benefit
10:50 Morning refreshments
promises?
Have synchronisation and QoS issues been addressed to the satisfaction Understanding Cable & Wireless’ NGN strategy and how it
11:20
of mobile operators?
is being exploited to minimise backhaul Opex
What is the most likely evolution path for service providers?
Understanding Cable & Wireless’ NGN strategy and how it is being
Moderated by: Michael Howard, Principal Analyst & Co-Founder, exploited to minimise backhaul Opex
Infonetics Examining Cable & Wireless’ NGN strategy
Panellists include: Understanding the packet infrastructure and assessing how this influences
the transport network
Sharan Mishra, Head of Technology & Network, Qtel
Examining and evaluating the most cost effective and scalable mobile
Gijs van Kersen, Mobile Marketing Manager, Juniper Networks
backhaul options
Mobasshir Mushtaq, Director - Core Networks, Wataniya International Assessing evolution options to HSPA+ and LTE
Saeid Rashidi, IP Transport MEA Product Management, Alan Corfield, Team Leader - New Technology Innovation,
Nokia Siemens Networks Cable & Wireless
15:40 Closing remarks by the Chair – End of Conference Day One ANALYST PERSPECTIVE: Exploiting outsourcing and
12:00
network sharing to minimise microwave backhaul Opex
and Capex
IIR Telecoms & Technology would like to invite you to join the speakers,
sponsors and supporters of the event at an informal reception, where light Examining the drivers for outsourcing mobile backhaul
refreshments will be served and you can discuss the issues of the day in a Outsourced mobile backhaul case studies
relaxed atmosphere
Current trends for mobile backhaul
Key considerations for providing shared backhaul in outsourced networks
Dr Franck Chevalier, Head of Broadband Operations, Analysys Mason
PANEL DISCUSSION: Considering the evolution of packet
12:30
“...greatly enriched my knowledge of the radio for mobile backhaul
transport field and enabled me to meet Analysing today’s “packet radio” backhaul solutions – aren’t these simply
nxE1 and is this the optimal solution?
people from other mobile operators
When will native packet switched radio be available?
and to understand their strategies...”
What are vendors doing now to make Base Stations and RNCs Ethernet
Anwar Al Subni, Transmission Planning Manager,
aware and what Ethernet features will be enabled?
STC - TNMO-ME 2007, Dubai
Identifying the evolution path for microwave backhaul to packet and
explaining how operators can protect today’s investments in “packet radio
Moderated by:
Dr Franck Chevalier, Head of Broadband Operations, Analysys Mason
“...really excellent, the
Panellists include:
synchronisation seminar is beyond
expectations, the presenter is a true Hans Mähler, Portfolio Strategy Manager, Ericsson
master of synchronisation...” Fahem Al Bugham, Director - Technology and Strategy, Etisalat
Majed Batais, Network Planning Engineer,
Alan Corfield, Team Leader - New Technology Innovation,
Mobily - TNMO-ME 2007, Dubai
Cable & Wireless
13:00 Lunch
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“...greatly benefited from the sessions on multi layer
optimisation and synchronisation...”
Aziza Alshehhi, Eng/TN/Core Network Devep, Etisalat - TNMO-ME 2007, Dubai
ort costs for 2G/3G/HSPA/WiMAX and LTE Crowne Plaza Hotel, Dubai • 26-29 October 2008
Evolution to IP transport & Ethernet POST-CONFERENCE BRIEFING
& MASTERCLASS
Leveraging pseudowire emulation services in the
14:00
evolution of the transport infrastructure towards all-IP
Wednesday 29 October 2008
Introducing pseudowires and explaining how they can be used to bring
down Opex and smooth the evolution towards all-IP transport
Morning Briefing
Examining how pseudowires can be leveraged in core, aggregation and
backhaul networks:
Optimising backhaul to meet the
- pseudowires over MPLS and pseudowires over PBB-TE
Explaining how developments in pseudowire technology are opening new
increased bandwidth demands
cost-saving opportunities for service providers, introducing:
- multi-segment PWE3, switched PWE3 and PWE3 aggregation
- pseudowire capacity
of new mobile services and
Roberto Micali, Senior Engineer – Network Planning, Telecom Italia
the migration to 3G
Synchronisation in packet transport networks
14:40
Introducing synchronisation and explaining how it is delivered in today’s
ATM/TDM-based mobile networks
Led by Nokia Siemens Networks
Examining where Ethernet is most likely to enter the network
09.00 Registration – the briefing will run from
Identifying the options for providing synchronisation over Ethernet
09.30 to 12.00 with a refreshment break
networks, including:
- GPS receiver at base station
- free run clock at base station
Identifying new services trends that translate into bandwidth
Introducing the most important future options for synchronisation in
demand on mobile networks
packet networks:
Understanding the principal challenges of increasing the efficiency
- Synchronous Ethernet
of mobile backhaul
- synchronisation over IP
- IEEE 1588 PTP Determining the strengths and weaknesses of different backhaul
Implementing synchronisation in the 3G UTRAN options, considering:
- leased circuits - ATM
Examinining IEEE 1588 rel 2: understanding what it is, what it does and
how it works - Ethernet - Packet Radio
- PMP microwave - Free Space Optics
Comparing 1588 with other packet timing options – Synchronous Ethernet, NTP
Optimising the migration from 2G circuit switched networks to 3G
Pat Diamond, Director – Systems Development, Semtech
and HSDPA packet switched networks, considering:
15:20 Closing remarks by the Chair – End of Conference Refreshments - convergence over hybrid solutions
- convergence over a pure packet network with TDM emulation
- separate TDM and packet transport for 2G and 3G/3G+ services
12.00 Lunch
Afternoon Masterclass
Overcoming the challenges
of achieving synchronisation
in NGN packet networks
Led by
Pat Diamond PhD, Director - Systems Development, Semtech
The masterclass will run from 13:00 to 15:30 with a refreshment break
Explaining the importance of synchronisation in service quality
and considering how the requirements are changing as packet
networks replace TDM:
- understanding the history of synchronisation
- examining current methods of providing synchronisation
- considering how synchronisation may change as operators
embrace packet networking
Reviewing the latest advances in international synchronisation
standards by the ITU and IETF
Delivering synchronisation over packet networks – examining the
challenges and solutions:
- highlighting the technical challenges
- comparison of NTP and IEEE 1588V2
- explaining techniques for overcoming these obstacles
- tracking the work of relevant standards bodies
Updated field trial results and explaining testing methodologies:
- understanding the criteria required for testing Metro Ethernet to
determine its suitability for synchronisation transport
- sharing the results of a 28 month Metro Ethernet test
- drawing conclusions from these tests and plotting a roadmap
for the technology
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The leading source of information and new contacts for mobile
transport professionals from Middle East-based operators
Key benefits:
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and evolution against those of other mobile operators from the
By Region
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Europe 15% Broaden your solution options to specific issues by meeting
Africa 6% and sharing experiences with over 100 senior mobile
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North America 6%
Expand and deepen your knowledge of new transport
Asia 5%
technologies, standards and architectures that promise to
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