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studies led by CTOs, Directors and Senior NGA Experts
Learn how to develop a future-proof NGA network and discover which
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from across Europe and discover how to develop
Ask your critical questions to those On the 23rd and 26th April, benefit from tailor a successful fibre network strategy”
people at the heart of practical fibre made pre-and post-conference workshops Marcus Weinkopf, Vice President Regulatory
deployments and discover how to deploy dedicated to helping you further the success Affairs, Deutsche Telekom
an FTTH network that maximises ROI of your fibre deployment
Exclusive speaker panel led by:
George Williamson, Elia Rummukainen, Les Humphrey, Birgir Rafn Thrainsson, Max Gasparroni,
Director Strategic Vice President, Senior Technology CEO, Chief Engineer, Fibre
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Openreach BT Vodafone UK
Luis Filipe Tavares, Marcus Weinkopf, Marcel Satanek,
George Georgiadis,
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3. CONfERENCE DAy ONE Tuesday 24th April 2012
08.30 Registration and Coffee • Comparing and contrasting WDM-PON to - Is FTTH the best deployment option for extending
alternative PON technologies the reach of broadband across Slovakia?
08.55 Welcome Address
- 10G-PON • Examining how to ensure take-up from your
Samantha Aspinall, Conference Producer,
- 10GE-PON FTTH network
Telecoms IQ
- xGPON - Is there a business case for rolling out FTTH to
09.00 Opening Remarks from the Chairman • Understanding how WDM-PON can be used to the rural areas of Slovakia?
Followed by Speed Networking Session provide an optimal customer experience for Marcel Sataknek, Head of Corporate Strategy,
delivering super fast broadband Slovak Telekom
09.20 Learning from the experiences of Openreach’s
- Delivering high bandwidth to multiple endpoints
FTTx deployments: How are they successfully 12.20 Lunch
over long distances
deploying super fast broadband across the UK?
• Establishing how to leverage WDM-PON to reduce 13.20 Creating a brighter future through FTTH
• Understanding how Openreach are enabling open
OPEX when rolling out your fibre network deployment
access NGA and super fast fibre access
Max Gasperroni, Chief Engineer, Fibre and Backhaul • Evaluating FTTH deployments across Europe
• Evaluating the mixed economy model: FTTC
Access, Vodafone UK - How has this developed over the last year?
and FTTP
• Analysing current FTTH competition in Europe
• Enhancing cost-effective coverage through 10.50 Networking Refreshments
• Outlining the forecast market development for
Openreach’s latest fibre innovations
11.20 Scrutinising UNET’s experiences of using FTTH across Europe
• Determining how to broaden the range of service
WDM-PON in SME markets Nadia Babaali, Communications Director, fTTH
propositions to enable success for communications
• Discussing why and how to use WDM-PON in your Council Europe
service providers
fibre network roll-out
George Williamson, Director, Strategic Network 13.50 Learning how Portugal has become one of the
• Scrutinising the benefits and limitations of
Design, Openreach most active FTTH markets in Europe
WDM-PON
• Evaluating the business case behind Sonaecom’s
09.50 Determining why and how to use PON to • Evaluating real life cases of WDM-PON fibre
FTTH network
optimise the delivery of super fast broadband deployments
- Why did they choose to deploy an FTTH network?
• Assessing which fibre technology is going to - Case study 1 – Business park
• Establishing how Sonaecom have ensured customer
deliver the best ROI - Cast study 2 – Surveillance camera network
engagement with their FTTH roll-out
• Identifying and overcoming the challenges of - Case study 3 – Long distance access network
- How are they ensuring optimal customer take-up
using different PON technologies - Case study 4 – Rural access network
rates?
• Leveraging your chosen fibre technology to deliver • Establishing how to leverage WDM-PON to reduce
• Outlining the latest developments in Sonaecom’s
fast digital access on short subscriber loops OPEX when rolling out your fibre network
FTTH project
• Evaluating the potential for using NG-PON to deliver Ger Bakker, CTO, UNET
- What’s next on the agenda?
the services your customer wants
11.50 Establishing how to cost-effectively extend the Luis Filipe Tavares, FTTH Director, Sonaecom
Les Humphrey, Senior Technical Advisor, BT
reach of your FTTH network
10.20 Discussing why and how to use WDM-PON in • Understanding how the super fast broadband
your fibre network roll-out market is developing in Slovakia
• Identifying the business case for using WDM-PON • Establishing the business case for deploying an
• Evaluating the benefits and limitations of FTTH network across Slovakia
WDM-PON
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4. CONfERENCE DAy ONE Tuesday 24th April 2012
14.20 Identifying and overcoming the challenges of 15.20 Networking Refreshments 16.50 Interactive Panel Discussion: How can you
implementing FTTH ensure that your NGA network is fully
15.50 Establishing a successful FTTH deployment
• Evaluating the business case behind Reykjavik Fiber future-proofed?
strategy: Discussing deployment considerations
Network’s FTTH roll-out • How can you forecast the growth in demand for
and learning how to optimise the network
• Assessing the pros and cons of having multiple bandwidth hungry applications to ensure that your
architecture and reduce your costs
service providers using an open access network NGA network can support them?
• Identifying the factors that operators need to
• Scrutinising the processes and pitfalls of - What is going to be the killer app?
consider to fully optimise their deployment strategy
deployment and service activation • Which fibre technology is the most future-proof?
- Regulation
• Determining how to successfully forecast • How can you ensure a future-proof NGA network
- Market conditions
bandwidth usage and trends whilst minimising investment costs?
• Establishing how to design an FTTH network that
• Understanding the criteria for enabling a greenfield Panellists Include:
delivers real cost savings
FTTH deployment David Campbell, Managing Director,
• Understanding how architectural choices can help
Birgir Rafn Thrainsson, CEO, Reykjavic fiber Superfast Communication Ltd.
operators meet their commercial objectives
Network Anna Pizzinat, Senior Research Engineer,
• Examining how to build a detailed bottom-up cost
Orange france Telecom
14.50 Identifying and overcoming the challenges model to ensure you are successfully tracking the
to optimising the roll-out of FTTH costs of your new network 17.30 Closing Remarks from the Chairman
To date, very little time has been spent analysing the Dr. Franck Chevalier & Dr. Paul France, Consultants,
17.40 End of Conference Day One
best way to roll out fibre optics efficiently within end Analysys Mason
users’ homes. Thus, many questions have arisen that
16.20 Establishing a successful FTTH deployment
have not yet been answered satisfactorily: “The Summit is an excellent
strategy: Discussing deployment considerations
• How can we deal with the time issue? opportunity to exchange experiences
and learning how to optimise network
• How can we avoid high maintenance costs in in order to improve the quality of
architecture and reduce your costs
the long-term? broadband services across Europe”
• Identifying the factors that operators need to
• How can we best respond to the diverse needs
consider to fully optimise their deployment strategy Edvin Skaljo, Head of CPE Department,
of all our end-users?
- Competitive situation BH Telecom
The challenges of “the last metres” still have to be
- Anti-trust authority, regulator, and politics
overcome. It will require innovative approaches, which
• Establishing how to design an FTTH network that
will have to be realised in close co-operation
delivers competitive advantages
between the network provider and the suppliers. In “The timing of this Summit is ideal.
• Understanding how architectural choices can help
this presentation, we will examine the new challenges FTTx and super fast broadband are
operators meet their commercial objectives
that will result from Fibre to the Home and discuss subjects of real political and social
• Examining how to design and to plan FTTH roll
how to respond to them. In doing so, not only will we focus in the UK”
out partnerships in order to reduce the costs of
understand today’s questions around Fibre to the
your new network David Campbell, Former Managing
Home, but also create a sense of urgency in adapting
Peter Kempf, Senior Strategic Marketing Manager, Director of Next Generation Access,
to emerging needs.
Swisscom Openreach
Lars Zuellig, Product Manager Fiber Optic
Management Systems, HUBER+SUHNER
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5. CONfERENCE DAy TWO Wednesday 25th April 2012
08.30 Registration and Coffee 10.40 Leveraging co-investment models for fibre an operator’s fibre investments
deployment to ensure optimal customer • Understanding how to ensure optimal take-up
09.00 Opening Remarks from the Chairman
take-up rates and a fully future-proof network rates and increased ARPU with new
09.10 Understanding whether to use a co-investment • Determining how Fastweb have ensured take-up of broadband infrastructure competition
approach to fund your fibre network their ultra fast broadband services Marcus Weinkopf, Vice President Regulatory Affairs,
• Determining to what extent a co-investment • Establishing how Fastweb have set up an effective Deutsche Telekom
approach to fibre deployment can help extend your co-investment model to improve the business case
12.10 Lessons from Israel’s FTTH deployment:
fibre footprint for NGA
The unconventional Israeli approach to policy,
• Establishing the possible partners for your • Understanding how Fastweb have developed an
regulation and financing
co-investment approach to NGA deployment open, effective and future-proof NGA network
• Establishing how the Israeli Electric Company plan
- Other operators - Private investors • Examining the regulatory stipulations that have
to use their vast network of fibre backbone to
- Utility companies - Government bodies affected Fastweb’s NGA network roll-out
connect buildings to FTTH
• Identifying and overcoming the challenges - Wholesale access prices
• Examining how the government plan to overcome
associated with forming a partnership for your - MTR
the challenges of the IEC’s proposal
NGA deployment - Net neutrality
- Establishing a mixed telecoms company to provide
- Control - Financials • Assessing the risks of not complying with the EU
services nationwide
- Upgrades Commission’s regulatory directive when rolling out
- Banning the mixed telecoms company from
• Quantifying the cost savings that can be made from your NGA network
providing services to the end user
a co-investment approach to NGA deployment Lisa Di Feliciantonio, Head of Regulatory Policy,
• Examining the results to date of the FTTH field
Eila Rummukainen, Vice President, TeliaSonera fastweb
test currently taking place in 150 households and
09.40 Understanding the key requirements for 11.10 Establishing how duct sharing has been used schools in Israel
co-investment and determining how to reduce to save over 100 million Euros in the • Understanding how Israel have developed a plan to
the risks associated with fibre deployment deployment of FTTH across France achieve optimal FTTH deployment
• Addressing the key characteristics that inhibit • Quantifying the cost savings that can be made by - Managing the magnitude of deploying FTTH
investment in NGA markets implementing duct sharing nationwide
- Demand uncertainty - Regulation uncertainty • Identifying and overcoming the technical and Haim Geron, Senior Deputy Director General,
- Costs - External characteristics operational challenges of implementing duct sharing Engineering and Licensing, Israel Ministry of
• Understanding the key requirements for co-investment • Understanding how to optimise the delivery of NGA Communications
• Establishing how operators can use the lessons services and super fast broadband with duct sharing
12.40 Lunch
learned from other industries to reduce the risks • Evaluating real life case studies of duct sharing
associated with co-investment fibre deployment Jan Dewinter, European Business Development 13.40 Discussing the lessons learned from Hampshire
• Outlining the practical steps that need to be taken Manager, Maxcell County Council’s pilot rural broadband
for co-investment programme
11.40 Regulation: Is it an accelerator or decelerator
Matthew Broavac, Head of Public Policy, Fixed • Understanding the theory behind Hampshire’s rural
for fibre investments?
Services, Vodafone Group broadband deployment
• Understanding the interdependcy between
- Delivering broadband to three villages with poor
10.10 Networking Refreshments regulatory frameworks and fibre deployment
broadband
• Evaluating to what extent regulation will determine
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6. CONfERENCE DAy TWO Wednesday 25th April 2012
• Evaluating the lessons learned from Hampshire’s to date • Understanding how to leverage QoS to maximise
pilot broadband programme - CAPEX and OPEX reduction ARPU
- Contract, grant and legal technicalities - Customer take-up rates - What will your customers pay more for?
- Technical challenges using PSN • Understanding the regulatory challenges that faced Ian Dabson, Director NGA Operations, Openreach
- Access issues OTE in their roll-out of VDSL across Greece
16.30 Examining how to effectively measure and
- Managing multiple suppliers - How did OTE overcome these challegnes?
optimise QoS in your NGA network and exploit
- Managing partners’ expectations • Outlining the next steps for OTE as they continue to
it to radically enhance the customer experience
• Examining the results from Hampshire’s rural roll-out super fast broadband across Greece
• Understanding how to ensure QoS during the
broadband pilot - Will OTE continue to use VDSL technology?
migration to fibre
- Using PSN infrastructure George Georgiodas, Head of Regulatory Issues, OTE
• Identifying and overcoming the challenges of
- Cost savings
15.10 FTTx where x stays for Antenna: requirements maintaining QoS when using DSL technologies
- Wholesale approach to ISPs
on optical access/distribution network for new - Minimising interference between copper lines
Glyn Paton, Broadband Manager, Hampshire
mobile backhaul architectures - Optimising capacity by eliminating crosstalk
County Council
It is expected that optical fiber will be the • Establishing how to leverage fibre to enhance the
14.10 Identifying the technical and commercial issues predominant solution for LTE backhaul in the last customer experience
that need to be considered when delivering mile. At the same time, base stations are evolving • Examining the technologies that can be used within
superfast broadband to rural areas towards distributed architectures with Digital the home that will enhance the customer experience
• Determining which technology will deliver the Radio over Fiber (D-RoF) links that enable Cloud • Understanding how to increase ARPU by offering
best ROI when deploying super fast broadband to RAN architectures. In spite of a big number of the best QoS
rural areas advantages, Cloud-RAN poses some questions on - What will your customers pay more for?
• Justifying the business case for deploying fibre the optical transport network. The talk will provide David Thorne, Board Member, HGI
networks to rural areas some examples of possible implementation and
17.00 Examining how evolving NGA regulation will
• Establishing the advantages and disadvantages of provide inputs for fixed mobile convergence.
affect fibre network roll-outs
using DSL , rather than fibre, to deliver super fast Anna Pizzinat, Senior Research Engineer, Orange
• Outlining the general regulatory framework for NGA
broadband services to rural areas france Telecom
and understanding how this will change over the
- Lower civil engineering costs
15.40 Networking Refreshments coming year
- Reduced OPEX - Faster deployment
• Examining the development of NGA access costing
- Limited bandwidth - Interference 16.00 Establishing how to exploit your NGA network
- What is happening at EU level?
• Assessing the different options for funding the to deliver value-added services and optimise
• Addressing the issue of co-investment and dete
roll-out of your NGA network to rural areas the customer experience
mining whether regulators are going to encourage
Peter Lunar, Head of Access Network Division, • Establishing how to leverage fibre to enhance the
co-investment to help fund NGA roll-outs
Telekom Slovenije customer experience
Innocenczo Genna, Chairman, ECTA
• Examining the technologies that can be used within
14.40 Determining why and how OTE have deployed
the home that will enhance the customer experience 17.30 Closing Remarks from the Chairman
VDSL to enable super fast broadband
• Determining which services will really enhance the
• Examining the business case behind OTE’s roll-out 17.40 End of Conference
customer experience
of super fast broadband
• Evaluating the success of OTE’s VDSL deployment
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7. PrE-CONFErENCE WOrkShOP POST-CONFErENCE WOrkShOP Top 5 Reasons
Monday 23rd April 2012 Thursday 26th April 2012
Registration and refreshments will begin at 09.30. Registration and refreshments will begin at 09.30.
To Attend fTTx
The workshop will take place between 10.00 and 16.00
with appropriate breaks for lunch and refreshments.
The workshop will take place between 10.00 and 16.00
with appropriate breaks for lunch and refreshments.
Summit Europe:
Establishing a successful business case for
Assessing the feasibility of using DSL as an
1/ Benefit from cutting edge operator
your fibre deployment case studies led by FTTH Directors,
Led by Richard Jones, Partner, Ventura Team alternative to fibre deployment
Agenda:
CTOs and Heads of NGA
• Examining the business case for using DSL technology
• Learning how to develop a realistic plan for your fibre in your NGA network
business case - Is DSL a commercially viable alternative to fibre?
2/ Take part in interactive sessions and
• Evaluating the role of other technologies in your NGA
• Determining the extent to which DSL technology can panel discussions to brainstorm how
roll-out
- DSL - WiMAX provide the levels of QoS and QoE that will be required to develop a successful fibre
• Understanding why fibre is so important to operators to support forecast customer demand for super deployment strategy
• Assessing the opportunities created by fibre and fast broadband
establishing where to deploy it • Evaluating the costs of deploying ADSL or VDSL 3/ Take this opportunity to learn from
• Understanding the deployment secrets of CAPEX and compared to that associated with deploying fibre
OPEX and calculating the costs of fibre roll-out experts across Europe and The Middle
• Identifying and overcoming the challenges of deploying
- How can you save money?
ADSL or VDSL East how they have deployed an FTTH
• Discussing why some fibre businesses are under performing
- How do you ensure that yours is successful? - Interoperability with the existing copper network network that maximises ROI
• Scrutinising real world examples and discussing their - Eliminating crosstalk between DSL lines
costs, issues and best practice • Determining how long you can use VDSL or ADSL for 4/ Discover how VDSL2 can be used to
Ventura Team is an investor in a number of telecoms start-ups including building
their own operator in the ultra-competitive Swedish market. An operator that has
before you have to deploy fibre deliver significantly higher speeds,
since been ranked in the top 5 in the world by Point Topic for broadband value.
Ventura Team understand the real world issues and approach questions from a
for updates on the workshop leader visit: faster time to market and a quick ROI
pragmatic and practical standpoint rather than from the theory. When they talk www.fttxsummiteurope.com
about dig costs it’s because they’ve dug fibre and when they talk about customer
take up it’s because they’ve done it! 5/ Take advantage of targeted pre-and
post-conference workshop days to
scrutinise real world examples of fibre
you will meet and network with: GEOGRAPHIC Media partners deployment, costs, challenges
CTOs, VPs, Directors and Experts from carriers BREAKDOWN and best practice
and communication service providers including:
• FTTH Directors Western Europe 56%
• Heads of Access Networks Eastern Europe 22%
• Heads of Next Generation Access Visit the online FTTx Summit
Scandinavia 4% media centre for free access to
• Heads of Broadband Services
• Directors of Network Strategy Middle East 12% podcasts and articles to find the
• CTOs Other 6% answers to your critical NGA
• Directors of Regulatory Affairs deployment questions
• Directors of Technical Strategy
• Senior Technical Engineers
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VENUE & ACCoMMoDATIoN will be issued for cancellations. There are no refunds given under any circumstances.
IQPC is not responsible for any loss or damage as a result of a substitution, alteration or
cancellation/postponement of an event. IQPC shall assume no liability whatsoever in the
Venue: Chelsea Football Club, Stamford Bridge, London SW6 1HS, Tel: 0871 984 155 event this conference is cancelled, rescheduled or postponed due to a fortuitous event,
Act of God, unforeseen occurrence or any other event that renders performance of this
(Please quote 19700.002 with remittance advice) Bank account details (EUR): Accommodation: Travel and accommodation are not included in the conference fee, however conference impracticable, illegal or impossible. For purposes of this clause, a fortuitous
event shall include, but not be limited to: war, fire, labour strike, extreme weather or
19700.002
Account name: IQPC Ltd Bank: HSBC Account number: 59090618 Sort code: 400515 we have put together a HotelMap that displays discounted accommodation for hotels in the area other emergency. Please note that while speakers and topics were confirmed at the
to Chelsea FC. The map displays live availability and allows you to book directly with each hotel: time of publishing, circumstances beyond the control of the organizers may necessitate
IBAN: GB98MIDL40051559090618 SWIFT: MIDLGB22 http://www.HotelMap.com/M63J6 substitutions, alterations or cancellations of the speakers and/or topics. As such, IQPC
reserves the right to alter or modify the advertised speakers and/or topics if necessary
Alternatively, if you would like to book your accommodation by phone, you can call Daniel without any liability to you whatsoever. Any substitutions or alterations will be updated on
our web page as soon as possible. Discounts All ‘Early Bird’ Discounts require payment
Spinner, our dedicated London concierge, on 020 7292 2335 (if outside UK +44 20 7292 2335) at time of registration and before the cut-off date in order to receive any discount. Any
CLICK HERE To SUBMIT FoRM NoW VIA EMAIL quoting Special Reference Code M63J6. He will be happy to help you with your hotel booking
and provide assistance organising your time in London.
discounts offered whether by IQPC (including team discounts) must also require payment
at the time of registration. All discount offers cannot be combined with any other offer.
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