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Programme
Regional Development Forum for
the Asia Pacific Region:
"NGN and Broadband, Opportunities and Challenges"
Yogyakarta
(Indonesia)
27-29 July 2009 |
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Day 1 -
Day 2 - Day 3
Day 1
(27 July 2009)
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09:30 10:00 hours
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Opening Ceremony
Master of Ceremonies:
(MCIT, Indonesia)
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Opening Remarks: Eun-Ju
Kim (Head, ITU ASP RO)
- Welcome Remarks:
Sri Sultan
Hamengkubuwono X (Governor of Special Province Area of Yogyakarta)
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Keynote address: Basuki Yusuf Iskandar (Director General of Post and
Telecommunication, MCIT, Indonesia)
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| Coffee break: 10:00 10:15 hours |
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10:15 12:45 hours
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Orientation Session: New
Telecommunication Technologies: Bridging the Digital Divide for
Developing Countries
Session Chairman: Ikhsan Baidirus (Deputy
Director General for International Affairs, DG POSTEL, Indonesia)
Objectives:
This session will assess the impact of new technologies
especially role of NGN and Broadband in addressing the digital divide
for Asia-Pacific countries and will present development experiences and
opportunities in Asia Pacific Region:
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| Lunch break: 12:45 - 14:00 hours |
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14:00 - 16:15 hours
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Session 1: The Asia Pacific Regional Developmental
issues and Regional Initiative on NGN
Session Chairman:
Eun-Ju Kim (Head, Regional
Office for Asia and the Pacific, ITU)
Objectives: This session
will focus on ITU-D activities to help ICT development and
implementation in developing countries with special reference to
Regional Initiative on NGN Planning. In addition, the activities of the
ITU-D Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific will be highlighted:
An overview of the ITU-D Sector: Asia-Pacific Regional Initiatives
and Activities:
Sameer Sharma (ITU/BDT)
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BIOGRAPHY |
ABSTRACT |
PRESENTATION ]
ICT Developmental initiatives by MoCIT Indonesia: Titon Dutono (DG Postel, Indonesia)
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BIOGRAPHY |
ABSTRACT |
PRESENTATION ]
Outcomes of the Asia Pacific RPM for WTDC 2010 in relation to New
Telecommunication Technologies: Bridging the Digital Divide for
Developing Countries: Aurora Rubio (ITU/BDT)
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BIOGRAPHY |
ABSTRACT |
PRESENTATION ]
How to bridge the standardization gap:
Do Xuan Binh (MICT, Vietnam)
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BIOGRAPHY |
ABSTRACT |
PRESENTATION ]
ITU-D Study Group Activities:
Riccardo Passerini/Sameer Sharma (ITU/BDT)
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BIOGRAPHY |
ABSTRACT |
PRESENTATION ]
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| Coffee break : 16:15 16:30 hours |
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16:30 - 18:45 hours
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Session 2: ITU standardization
activities on NGN and Broadband
Session Chairman: Sameer Sharma (ITU/BDT)
Objectives: This session
will provide an overview of ITU standardization activities from
different ITU Sectors. It will address current standardization topics
from ITU Sectors. It specifically addresses:
ITU-T Standards development on NGN and Broadband: Marco
Carugi
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BIOGRAPHY |
ABSTRACT |
PRESENTATION ]
ITU-R Standardization activities: Kevin Hughes (ITU/BR)
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BIOGRAPHY |
ABSTRACT |
PRESENTATION ]
ITU-R Standards development on Broadband Wireless Access: Colin
Langtry (ITU/BR)
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BIOGRAPHY |
ABSTRACT |
PRESENTATION ]
Bridging Standardization Gap: Workshops, Seminars, Assistance to
developing countries in the light of WTSA-08 Resolutions.
Participation of operating companies, private sector and Academia in
the standardization Sector:
Paolo Rosa (ITU/TSB)
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BIOGRAPHY |
ABSTRACT |
PRESENTATION ]
Collaboration with external organizations:
Stuart Davies (APT)
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BIOGRAPHY |
ABSTRACT |
PRESENTATION ]
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Welcome Dinner: 19:30
21:30 hours |
Day 1 -
Day 2 - Day 3
Day 2
(28 July 2009)
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8:30 11:15 hours
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Session 3: Bridging the Digital
Divide with Broadband
Session Chairman: B. R. Kanel (Chairman, NTA,
Nepal)
Objectives:
This session will discuss the status of
ICT deployment in Asia Pacific and role of ICT in connecting the
unconnected with specific focus on broadband for creating a digital
bridge for transformation from information society to knowledge based
society. The role of technology, policy and enabling regulatory
environment for encouraging proliferation of broadband in Asia Pacific
Region. Topics to be discussed are:
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Wireless Broadband Technologies:
Salman Zafar (Nokia Siemens Networks)
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BIOGRAPHY |
ABSTRACT |
PRESENTATION ]- Case
Study on Sustainable National Broadband Proliferation: Bhesh Raj Kanel
(NTA, Nepal)
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BIOGRAPHY |
ABSTRACT |
PRESENTATION ]-
High capacity national backbone: An unavoidable requirement for the
smooth introduction of NGN: Mustapa Wangsaatmaja (PT Telekom, Indonesia)
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BIOGRAPHY |
ABSTRACT |
PRESENTATION ]-
Impact of the Global Financial Crisis on Initiatives to Bridge the
Digital Divide: Teguh Prasetya (PT Indosat,
Indonesia)
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BIOGRAPHY |
ABSTRACT |
PRESENTATION ]-
WTSA-08 results, implementation and cooperation
with ITU-D:
Boguslaw Georges Sebek (ITU/TSB)
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BIOGRAPHY |
ABSTRACT |
PRESENTATION ]- IMT and IMS
Technologies in Developing Countries: Asok Chatterjee (Ericsson)
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BIOGRAPHY |
ABSTRACT |
PRESENTATION ]
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| Coffee break: 11:15 11:30 hours |
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11:30 13:30 hours
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Session 4: Trends of NGN
technology and Migration Aspects
Session Chairman: Colin Langtry (ITU/BR)
Objectives:
This session will present the evolution
of NGN and future perspectives in the relevant access technologies,
service and network architecture with special focus on convergence,
home, office and mobile applications, Internet protocol-based platforms
and multiple access networks. It will be devoted to the evolution of the
network architecture towards NGN (IMS based or otherwise), fixed-mobile
convergence, evolution: towards a new generation of broadband mobile,
PSTN/ISDN evolution to NGN, pilot cases, and studies and scenarios
taking into consideration the relevant business models and opportunities:
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| Lunch break: 13:30 - 14:45 hours |
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14:45 16:45 hours
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Session 5: Interconnection and
Interoperability and Security Aspects of NGN
Session Chairman: Paolo Rosa (ITU/TSB)
Objectives: This session
will open with a presentation on the User-to-Network Interface
supporting the services defined for the NGN. In addition, accomplishment
of the goal of Plug and Play devices place requirements in at least
three major areas, Auto-Provisioning, Standard SIP Profile & Call flows,
and Standardized limited codec selection. Currently there are various
implementations and deployments that perform Session/Border Control
Functions (S/BCF), [aka, Session Border Control] in service provider,
enterprise, access and end-user networks. Defining requirements for
these functions and for mapping these to physical implementations is
needed to allow for vendor product interoperability and network
interconnection. Moreover, Number Portability and Network Address,
Translation and Protocol Translation issues will be considered as well
as interconnection of NGN and legacy networks. This session will
provide an overview of security standards and current security
standardization work. Security topics will include technologies and
convergence implications and will cover cybersecurity issues e.g.
combating spam. Topics to be discussed are:
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| Coffee break: 16:45 17:00 hours |
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17:00 19:15 hours
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Session 6: NGN and Broadband:
Policy and Regulatory Issues
Session Chairman:
Mallick Sudhir Chandra
(Commissioner BTRC, Bangladesh)
Objectives: This session
aims at challenges that the policy makers and regulators face while
considering introduction of NGN and Broadband technologies as well as
limitations of current regulatory framework which are based on
technologies and/ or service specific licenses. In order to ensure
investment in NGN and Broadband, regulators need to encourage enabling
regulatory environment which lowers entry barriers, promotes competition
and encourage investment in infrastructure. Emphasis will be on:
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Day 1 -
Day 2 - Day 3
Day 3
(29 July 2009)
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8:30 10:45 hours
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Session 7: Services and
Applications offered by NGN and Broadband
Session Chairman: R. K. Arnold (Secretary TRAI,
India)
Objectives:
This session discusses applications and
new services which the NGN and broadband offers due to convergence. It
offers opportunities both to the service providers for offering new
revenue generating services as well as new competitive service offerings
for customers. This session will explore also:
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NGN services - New concepts and NGN open service
environment: R. K. Arnold (TRAI, India)
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BIOGRAPHY |
ABSTRACT |
PRESENTATION ]- Provision
of Multimedia Service Mobility within the Next Generation Network:
Laurence Feijt
(Alcatel-Lucent)
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BIOGRAPHY |
ABSTRACT |
PRESENTATION ]-
Customer Centric Migration to NGN: Jude de Silva (TelSoft Pty
Ltd., Australia)
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BIOGRAPHY |
ABSTRACT |
PRESENTATION ]-
Towards an open and converged service delivery platform in NGN:
integrating applications with the telecommunication infrastructure:
Marco Carugi
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BIOGRAPHY |
ABSTRACT |
PRESENTATION ]
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| Coffee break: 10:45 11:00 hours |
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11:00 13:30 hours
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Session 8: Market Opportunities
and Challenges
Session Chairman: Gunawan Hutagalung (DG
Postel Indonesia)
Objectives: NGN provides
a number of opportunities for variety of businesses. Those include
service providers, application providers, transport providers in the
access and the backbone. It provides mechanisms to offer services to
residential and business users as well as to or re-sellers. Challenges
arise from a number of sources like competition, cost of implementation,
changing marketplaces, complex migration scenarios and regulatory
uncertainties. This session aims to provide a state-of-the-art overview
on global trends with a focus on the Asia-Pacific region from the
different perspectives. This session will also include discussion on:
Tariffs and Accounting Issues under discussion in ITU:
Gunawan Hutagalung
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BIOGRAPHY |
ABSTRACT |
PRESENTATION ]
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| Lunch break: 13:30 - 14:30 hours |
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14:30 17:00 hours
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Session 9: Challenges and
Opportunities facing Broadband Wireless
Session Chairman: Kevin Hughes (ITU/BR)
Objectives:
This session will present some of the
challenges and problems related to the implementation of Broadband
Wireless Networks. Security and aspects related to Infrastructure
sharing will be analyzed. This session explores:
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| Coffee break: 17:00 17:15 hours |
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17:15 18:45 hours
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Session 10: Panel Discussion
Ways Forward: How to foster the development of NGN
and Broadband in the Region?
Session Chairman: Iwan Krisnadi (ITRA, Indonesia)
Objectives: This discussion aims to examine experience and lessons learned in the Asia Pacific region, and how the points raised in this seminar may be applied to address specific problems encountered or anticipated.
The seminar will close with a brief summation by the Chairman of the Forum.
Panelists: R. K. Arnold, S N Gupta, Gunawan Hutagalung, Mr. Dirk Wolter, Oscar Gonzalez-Soto, Iwan |
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18:45 19:00 hours
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Closing Session
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Day 1 -
Day 2 - Day 3
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