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Hello... The 17th annual Next Generations Optical Networking
event returns to Nice this year and its going to be even bigger and
better then ever with an anticipated audience of 700+ professionals
from the entire optical networking ecosystem - from service
providers, data centre operators and all the way to the system
vendors and component vendors.
The goal of the event is to allow service providers to exchange
their ideas, develop expertise and share best practice. The
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22 - 25 June 2015, Nice, Acropolis
EXPERIENCE 4 DAYS OF UNLIMITED LEARNING AND NETWORKING
AGENDA AT A GLANCE
14.00-15.45
HIGHER SPEEDS - 200G & BEYOND From 200-400G- What is
happening at the Optical Layer? 400G Trials & Deployment
16.25-18.50
FLEX SPECTRUM & SUPER-CHANNELS Higher Speeds DiscussionOvum
Survey ResultsFlexgrid
16.25-18.30
OPERATOR MINDSHARE Mindshare 1: What can the
Optical Industry do?Mindshare 2: Transport SDN
11.45-13.15
DEPLOYING & PLANNING FOR 200G Making 200G Part of Your
Optical
Network Evolution PlanMoving Toward a More
Connected World
11.00-14.00
14.30-17.30
14.30-17.30
14.30-17.30
11.45-13.15
OPTICS IN THE DATA CENTRE DEEP DIVEDC Network Requirements
and
Optical InterconnectsHybrid III-V/Silicon Photonic
Integrated Circuits for DC Networks
12.00-13.10
HOW TO DEAL WITH CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS IN THE NETWORKViability of
SDM for Addressing
the Bandwidth Capacity CrunchHow to use Data more Effectively
How to get More Out of the Fibres
14.35-17.10
PHOTONIC INTEGRATION & TELCO COMPONENTS Progress of 100G
Coherent
Components Silicon Photonics - NG Optical
14.15-14.35
TESTING, OPTIMISATION & STANDARDISATION OF OPTICAL
NETWORKS
17.10-18.15
14.15-18.00
TITLE TBCTransmission and IP/MPLS
Network Strategy Delivering Capacity, Flexibility
and ResiliencyLatest on OTN vs Packet Optical
Approach
14.00-15.45
CHALLENGES AND SOLUTION FACING SUBMARINE OPTICAL
COMMUNICATIONSBlurring the Boundaries between
Terrestrial & Submarine Optical
12.00-13.10
PACKET OPTICAL INTEGRATION - OPTIONS & TIMEFRAMES?State of
Packet Optical Integration Metro-Edge Optimised Packet-
Optical Multi-layer Interworking
08.45-10.45
OPTICAL EVOLUTION & DIFFERENTIATION
Determining investment need in the optical sectorHandling the
Future Capacity CrunchTowards Terabit Transmission
18.50 18.15
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TRANSPORT SDN & THE TRUE POTENTIAL OF THE TRANSPORT
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Agile Packet Optical Transport Layer in SDN-Enabled, Open
Network Architectures SDN-Based Elastic and Adaptive Optical
Transport NetworkSDN from Buzzword to Practical Implementation in
the Optical Layer
09.00-10.45
INTRA & INTER DATA CENTRE CONNECTIVITY AND THE ROLE OF
OPTICAL NETWORKSDC Connectivity Enabling Seamless
Connectivity between Data CentresData Centre Interconnectivity
Trends and Their
Effect on Optical Networking Addressing
14.00-17.45
THE NETWORK OF THE FUTURE - DELIVERING NEXT-GENERATION SERVICES
WITH OPTICAL NETWORKINGNext Generation FTTx Drivers and
ServicesCost effective aggregation of traffic using WDM
PONDelivering Next-Generation Services with
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11.30-13.00
WHAT ARE THE NEXT GENERATION OPTICAL ACCESS SOLUTIONS & HOW
DOES WIRELESS FIBRE 5G, FRONTHAUL & BACKHAUL FIT IN?Backhaul,
Fronthaul, and Advanced Fibre Cable
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DAY ONE: TUESDAY 23RD JUNE
08.00 Registration & Coffee
PLENARY KEYNOTE: OPTICAL EVOLUTION & DIFFERENTIATION
08.45 Opening Remarks from the Chair: Determining the Investment
Need in the Optical Sector
Discussinginvestmentneedstokeeptheopticalsectorunderpinningthedataexplosionandnotto
becomethebottleneck Trafficgrowthforthenext3years(input,drivers)
Progressingthrough200Gto400GandbeyondAndrew Schmitt, Directing
Analyst, Optical, Infonectics
08.55 How Optical Innovation leads to Business
TransformationLeonard Bosack, co-founded Cisco Systems in 1986 and
continues to drive technology innovation
09.05 Towards Terabit Transmission DriversforTerabittransmission
BTsRealWorldtrialsofTerabittechnologies
FutureterabitREvolutionsKevin Smith, Transmission Futures and
Innovation, BT
09.25 Network Convergence: An Architecture Optimised for the
Future and for Legacy MigrationBill Gartner, VP Optical Systems
& Transceiver Group, Cisco Systems
09.45 Handling the Future Capacity Crunch as a Carrier
Makinguseofallthedatatohaveabetterpredictionofwheretrafficwillgrow,bemorereadyfor
outagesandwhenunpredictablethingshappens
Usingthisdatatobuildnetworkssmarterandbetter
FlexibilityisreallytheanswertoeverythingandhowwewillgettherefasterMattias
Fridstrom, VP & Head of Technology, TeliaSonera International
Carrier
10.05 Transforming Metro Economics with Coherent 100G and Beyond
Coherent100Ghastransformedthelonghaulopticaltransmissionmarket,andtheOpticalReboot
predictedbyAndrewSchmittofInfoneticsiswellunderway
Trafficpatternsinthemetroareverydifferentfromlonghaulandneedtostaygranularintermsof
pointtopointcapacity.10Gistoolittle,butis100Gstilltoomuch?
Examiningtheneedsofnextgenerationmetro,andhowthecoherenttransformationcanbestbe
achievedGeoff Bennett, Director, Solutions & Technology,
Infinera
10.25 Capacity and Agility for a Web-Scale World
Whetheryournetworkspansacrosstownoracrosstheocean,withnewinnovationsincoherentchipsets,platforms,architectures,andservices,customerscanbuildnetworkswhichhelpthemtobetterthriveanddifferentiateinaweb-scaleworldbyallowingthemtobuildbiggernetworkswithreducedpowerandfootprintwhicharemoreagilemoreresponsivetounforeseendemandsandapplicationsandwithbettereconomics.Mike
Adams, VP Product & Technical Marketing, Ciena
11.45 Opening Remarks from the Chair: 200G Metro StatusAndrew
Schmitt, Directing Analyst, Optical, Infonectics
11.55 Moving Toward a More Connected World What is Next for
Optical Fibre Technology?
Ithasbeen45yearssincethefirstlow-lossopticalfibrewasinvented,and
nowthereareover2billionkilometersofopticalfibredeployedworldwide
Whatweresomeofthechallengesinthehistoryofopticalfibre
technology,andwhatcanwelearnforthefuture?
Whatisdrivingthedemandfornewopticalfibredeployments,andhow
dotheyimpactnetworkplanningconsiderationstoday?
Withveryremoteareasdemandinghighspeedconnectionstothe
backbone;cantheybeconnectedcosteffectively?Christopher Towery,
Product Line Operations Manager, Optical Fibre, Corning
Incorporated
12.15 200G Technologies Development and Application
200Gkeytechnologyenablersandbenefits
OptionsfordifferentscenariosChangsong Xie, Senior R&D Manager,
European Research Center, Huawei Technologies
12.35 Realising the True Potential of the Transport Layer by
Leveraging Wavelength Routing with Software Defined Networking
Whatiswavelengthrouting?
Whatnetworkchallengesareaddressedbywavelengthrouting?
HowwavelengthroutingandsoftwareKevin Drury, Optical Products and
Solutions marketing Leader, Alcatel-Lucent
12.55 Making 200G Part of Your Optical Network Evolution Plan -
Outlook to take Advantage of 200G Whentouse200G?
Wheretouse200G?Takeshi Seki, Manager, Optical Network Technology
& Planning, NTT Communications Corporation
Warehouse-scaledatacentres(DCs)areneededinordertosustaintheincreaseofnetworktrafficduetocloudcomputingandotheremergingweb/socialmediaapplications.ThoseDCsarecurrentlybasedoncommodityelectronicswitchesthatinterconnecttheserversandwhichexperienceseverelimitationsintermsofthetotalthroughputtheycansupport,theirinterfacelinkspeedsandtheamountofpowerthatisrequiredtooperatethem.Thereforetherelevantindustryandresearchleadersaresearchingforsolutionsonhowtoovercometheselimitations.Opticalinterconnectionnetworkshaverecentlyemergedasapromisingalternativethatcanprovidehigherthroughputwhileconsuminglesspower.Inthisspecialsessionoftheconference,wetrytoprovideanupdateontherecentdevelopmentsandhighlightthefutureprospectsinthefieldofopticalcommunicationsforDCs.DCindustryleadersandrecognisedresearchexpertswillpresenttheirviewsandopinionsonhowopticscantransformtheoperationoftheDCs.
11.45 Opening Remarks from the Chair: Data Centre Network
Requirements and the Role of Optical InterconnectsIoannis Tomkos,
Head of the High Speed Networks and Optical Communication (NOC)
Research Group, AIT
11.55 Strategy & Vision for Optical Communications for the
Data CentreKatherine Schmidtke, Strategic Sourcing Optical
Technology, Facebook
12.15 Optical Interconnects in Data Centres and the Need for
IntegrationBert Jan Offrein, Manager Photonics, IBM Research
GmbH
12.35 Optics in Data Centre the Inevitable RoadHans-Juergen
Schmidtke, VP of Technology, CTO Office & Gert Grammel, Product
Management Director, Corporate CTO, Juniper Networks
12.55 Hybrid III-V/Silicon Photonic Integrated Circuits for Data
Centre NetworksGuang-Hua DUAN, III-V Lab, Joint lab of
Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs France, Thales Research and Technology and
CEA Leti
14.00 Opening Remarks from the Chair: From 200-400G- What is
happening at the Optical Layer?Ian Redpath, Principal Analyst,
Ovum
14.10 From 200-400G- What is happening at the Optical Layer?
Will200GCannibaliseorComplement100G?Sweatingexistingassets
andtechnologies Whentouse100Gandwhentouse200G?
From200-400G-WhatishappeningattheOpticalLayer?
Whataretheissues,howarethenetworksbeingarchitectured?Jihad Ibhaiss,
Strategic Consultant, Neide Telecom & CEO, Horizon Technology,
IraqMauro Macchi, Director SP EMEAR, Business Development, Cisco
SystemsMike Adams, VP Product & Technical Marketing,
CienaHelmut Fabian, Strategic Network Planning WDM & OTN, A1
Telekom AustriaWolfram Sturm, Head of Regional Product Management
and Consulting Engineering for IP Transport, EMEA,
Alcatel-LucentAlbert Kis, CTO, Turk Telekom InternationalArthur
Moll, BDM Transport&Datacom EMEA, EXFO
14.40 Test Case Study on the First 400G Optical Transport
Network (OTN) in China Whatwerethechallenges? Whatweretheresults?
Whatarethesolutionsfromhere?Dr Rong Hsu, Manager, China Mobile
14.55 400G Trial Case Study & Commercial Deployment
Sharingthedetails&resultsofthe400Gtrial
Whatarethecommercialdeploymentscenarios?Zhensheng Jia, Assistant
director of US Optics Lab,
15.15 400G Trials and Deployment in BTs Network
Drivers&Challenges 400GtrialsanddeploymentinlivenetworkMark
Johnston, Head of Network Design, BT Ireland
15.30 Make Simplified and Efficient Transport Network
T-SDNArchitectureandEvolution 100GandBeyond100GWDMJasim AlAwadhi,
VP, du
14.00 Opening Remarks from the Chair: The Network Boundary
Between Terrestrial and Submarine Optical is Blurring
14.05 Case Study - Resurrecting an Old System and Breathing Life
Back into it UsingturnkeysolutionsmanagedbyserviceproviderConrad
Mallon, Director of Architecture & Engineering EMEA, Level
3
14.25 The Whys and Hows of the Industrys Most Advanced Repeater
Requirementsforimprovinginternationalopticalconnectivityandcapacity
Innovativedesign,featuringRamanamplification
NewapplicationsenabledbynewrepeaterdesignHerve Fevrier, Chief
Strategy officer and Executive Vice-President, Xtera
14.45 What could we expect in Submarine Optical?
Aglanceonthesubmarinetraffic Opticalterminalequipmentevolution
ThesyncretizenetworkbetweenTerrestrial&SubmarineXiaolong Ma,
Marketing Director, Huawei Marine Networks
15.05 Case Study - Crossing African Borders
Terrestrialinvestments,drivingtrafficvolumesontothesub-seasystems
Implementingsub-opticcablesystemswithoutconstrainingfinancialresources
Investingin100GtechnologyontheSouthAfricatoSudanEASSYnetworkJason
Tutty, Director, Operations & Planning, WIOCC
15.25 Looking Ahead with Submarine Optical Networking
Discussingtheimportanceofunderwateropticalcablenetworkto
globalcommerceandtheever-increasingIPtraffic,demandforhigherbandwidthatreduceddeploymentcostandtheneedforadditionalroutesandredundantcablesystems.
Discussingredundantlinks
400Gandbeyond-Whatwill2015andbeyondbringtosubmarine
opticalcommunications?
Willspatialdivisionmultiplexing(SDM)developinshort/mediumreach
submarineapplicationsfirst?Richard Norris, Submarine Engineering
Director, CienaChristopher Towery, Product Line Operations Manager,
Optical Fibre, Corning Incorporated
16.25 Feeds, Speeds, and
NetworksNetworksexistfromtheiredgestotheirverycore.FromwirelessedgesanddatacenterstoserviceproviderstotheverycoreofthenetworksatInternetExchanges,thereareahostofdifferenttechnologiesemployedthataredevelopedbydifferentindustrybodies(SDN,opticalEthernet,pluggableoptics,multimodefibre).Thispanelsessionwillbringtogetherexpertsfromthedifferentapplicationspacestofosteranindustryconversationonfeedsandspeedsandtofosteramutualunderstandingbetweenindustriesofthefuturefeedsandspeedsofeachapplicationspace.
WhatareCarriersneedsandwhatwilltheyuse100G,200G&400Gfor?
WhatareCarrierneedsontheClientsidefor100GbEand400GbE?
Does200GbEmakesense?WhatarethechallengesandsolutionsforHigherSpeedsandhowtooptimisenetworkperformance?
HowtomakeHigherSpeedscosteffective?
AddressingincreaseofTransportCapacity100Gto200Gto400Gto
1TOpticalChannels
Wherecanthesedataratesbeappliedduetophysicalboundaries
(Shannonlimit),metrovs.backbone,Europeannationsvs.Pan-Europeanvs.USA&China
David Law, Chair, IEEE 802.3 Ethernet Working Group The Role Of
EthernetHenk Steenman, CTO, AMS-IX A Representativee, OIF
17.00 Results of Your Contribution to the Evolution of the
Optical Network Market SurveyIan Redpath, Principal Analyst, Ovum
& Daryl Inniss, VP Communications, Components Research,
Ovum
17.20 Full Coherent Network Design Evolutions
DesignevolutiontofullcoherentnetworksforBackbones,butalsofor
Metro-Regionalnetworks,BackhaulingandpotentiallyFronthaulingnetworksbasedon100Gandaboveinterfaces
NewchallengesofFlexgridnetworksinterconnectionsandoptimization,impactonopticalmultiplexingstrategyforinvestmentprotectionandnetworkfutureevolution
Guillaume Crenn, Product Line Manager, Ekinops
17.40 Super Optical Layer Enabled by 16QAM and Raman
Technologies Whylongspansmatter
Recenttechnicalimprovementsenablinglongerreach
ExampleofimplementationsBertrand Clesca, Head of Global Marketing,
Xtera
18.00 Trend of Optical Components for Future WDM
NetworkToday,100Gopticalnetworksarewidelydeployedwithdigitalcoherenttechnology.Asforopticalcomponents,LiNbO3modulatorhasplayedanimportantroletorealizethesystems.Andrecently,pluggablemodulessuchasCFP-DCOandCFP2-ACOstartedtobeusedincoherentsystemsespeciallyofMetronetworks.Towardsthefuture,morecapacityandmorecosteffectivenessofnetworkswillbenecessary.Inthissession,conceptsofopticalcomponentsthataresuitableforfutureopticalnetworkswillbepresented.Takashi
Kurooka, Assistant Manager, Marketing Department, Fujitsu Optical
Components Limited
18.20 How to Optimise Capacity, System Reach and Cost with
Flexgrid, Flex-modulation and Flex-waves
Howtodeliveragileandadaptiveopticalnetworking
DecreasingCosts(CAPEX&OPEX)withflexibilityandautomation
Adaptivemodulationaccordingtodistanceandcapacity
Whatwillbethenextstepinspectralefficiency?Whatarethe
alternatives?Space-divisionmultiplexingviamulti-modefibres?Butwhataboutthekillerbusinesscaseofinstallingnewfibre?
Operatorswillneedflexgridtodeploy400GPanel Moderator: David
Stokes, Marketing Manager, IP Routing and Transport, EMEA,
Alcatel-Lucent Anuj Malik, Senior Manager, Product and Solutions,
InfineraBrandon Collings, CTO, Optical Communications Products,
JDSUMarco Bertolini, Product Manager, Network Architecture and
Engineering, IP Transport, Alcatel-Lucent
18.50 End of Day One and Drinks Reception Sponsored by Nice
Tourist board
16.25 Mindshare 1: Optical Evolution Scenario Discussion: How to
Handle the future Capacity Crunch as an Entire Optical Industry
HowwillOperatorsgeneratenewcapex,revenue,gaininfrastructuresupportandbedifferentiated?
Howtodrivetheinnovationcyclewantandenabledifferentiation?
InvestigatingthebenefitsofexpansioninopticalspendingwiththenewInternetCPs&DataCentre
playersandthechangingbusinessmodelsandupgradecycles?
HowarethesenewplayersaffectingthetraditionalopticalsectorfromTelcos,Systemvendorsto
componentvendors?
WhatareOperatorsdoingwiththeirlegacynetworks?WheredoesSDHsit,whatareoperators
doingwithit?WhatarethefailureratesofSDHandiffailswhatareoperatorsdoingwithitpullingout,puttingSDHbackin,replacingwithpacketoptical?Howisitbeingremoved?
Summarisingindustryactivityinall4pillarsCoherent,OTN,SDN,ROADM
Solvingthedilemmareachversescapacity.HowSPsandvendorsareadaptinglonghaulto
shorterreach?
HowisopticalnetworkingpositionedtoplayamajorroleintheIoT?)
10.45 Morning Refreshments, Exhibition Visit & Speed
NetworkingOur operator and vendor led speed networking sessions are
aimed at helping you make contact with those sort after business
partners
13.15 Networking Lunch & Exhibition Visit
15.45 Afternoon Refreshments & Exhibition Visit
This is a fantastic conference and it has a huge number of our
customers here BG Cisco
DEPLOYING & PLANNING FOR 200G OPTICS IN THE DATA CENTRE DEEP
DIVE
CHALLENGES AND SOLUTION FACING SUBMARINE OPTICAL
COMMUNICATIONS
OPERATOR MINDSHARE Operator only closed session
HIGHER SPEEDS -200G AND BEYOND
FLEX SPECTRUM & SUPER-CHANNELS
Excellent opportunity to
discuss technology with vendors, both within our network and new
ones, and other operators. DT, Virgin Media
It was a good collection of
the top players in the industry which provided insight into
market direction MP, Altera
Continues being the venue for us
to understand what direction the fibre optics systems industry
takes so we can position our strategy accordingly VD, Corning
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operators chance to debate Transport SDN and what is in it for them
and ask vendors their burning questions.
DiscussingthechallengebringingSDNinto
existingequipment-Operatorsdontupdatethatoften.BringingOTT?
WhatisSDNdesignedfor?Whatvaluewillitdeliver?HowwillspeedaffecttheevolutionofSDN?Whatisthebusinessvalue?
18.50 End of Day One and Drinks Reception Sponsored by Nice
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DAY TWO: WEDNESDAY 24TH JUNE
The best event in the Optical Networking area in Europe. The
place to be when coming to get the best speakers,
the best networking and the latest up to date in the industry Al
TSIC
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optical network market. Have your say and take part in the 2015
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Contribute to the future developments of next generation optical
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GET INVOLVED & CONTRIBUTE:
08.00 Registration & Coffee
08.45 Opening Remarks from the Chair: SDN for the Transport
Layer
Whataretherealusecasesandforwhom?E.g.Bandwidth-on-Demandatopticalchannel
granularitylevelonlyfordatacentreinterconnectbutnotfortelecommunicationscarriers?
Whataboutmulti-layer-resilienceandtrafficengineering?Rick Talbot,
Principal Analyst, Optical Infrastructure, Current Analysis
08.55 Harnessing an Agile Packet Optical Transport Layer in
SDN-Enabled, Open Network Architectures
SDNislayingthegroundworkforanopenarchitecturalapproachthatpromisesenhancedvaluein
multi-vendor,multi-layerandmulti-domainnetworks,aswellasanopenecosystemforapplicationinnovation
ManylargeserviceprovidersareactivelyexploringnewtechnologiessuchasOpenDayLight(ODL)tointroduceorchestrationfunctionalityandleverageahigherlayerapplication/VNFecosystem
Atthehigh-capacitypacketopticalcore,transportSDNcontrollerscomplementholisticSDNstrategieswithenhancedagility,carrier-classcontrol,andopeninterfacesthatseamlesslyintegratewithODL-basedorchestrators
SDNTransportcontrollersharnessanagilepacketopticallayerandtheseparationofthecontrolanddataplaneforvRouting,whiletappingintotheecosystemofVNFstoaddarichsetofLayer3+capabilities
Uwe Fischer, Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Coriant
09.15 SDN-Based Elastic and Adaptive Optical Transport Network:
Findings and Future Research
Asvendorsevolveflexi-gridoptictechnologiesnewmethodsofflexibleandadaptivecontrol
mechanismsusingSDNprinciplesmustalsobeco-developed
RecentEuropeanresearchhasdemonstratedthattheopticalcontrolplanecanbeinstantiatedusing
SDNprinciplesusinganApplicationBasedNetworkOperations(ABNO)controller
Theopticalnetworkcanbevirtualized(sliced)withthevirtualinfrastructureprovidingelasticsupport
forpacket-over-opticalclientnetworksforelasticandadaptivenetworkoperation
ThispresentationwillhighlighthowtheABNO-basedSDNplatformwasdeveloped,deployed,and
testedforspecificoperatorusecases.
ThetalkwillalsoprovideasummaryofrecentITU-TandIETFstandardsrelatedtothetechnologies
used.Daniel King, Senior Researcher, Lancaster University,
Co-Chair of the Software Defined Networks Research Group (SDNRG)
and Internet Research Task Force (IRTF) and Open Networking
Foundation (ONF) Research Associate & input from: Andrew Lord,
Head of Core Optics Research, BT
09.40 Delivering the Holy Grail of Multilayer Optimisation and
Service Differentiation with
SDNIntodaysWebscaleworldweneedagile,programmablenetworksthatareoptimisedacrossmultiplenetworklayers.UnderstandhowSDNbasedmultilayerWANcontrolcanenablesimplicityandefficiencyintheareasofprovisioning,protection,andnetworkoptimisationHearhowSDNcanenablenewdifferentiatedon-demandservicesthatbenefitboththeserviceproviderandtheendcustomerJoe
Marsella, EMEA CTO, Ciena
10.00 OIF Update on Transport SDNJohn McDonough, Vice President,
Optical Internetworking Forum
10.10 Going forward with SDN from Buzzword to Practical
Implementation in the Optical Layer
Willtherebeanychangesforthetransportlayer?
WhereisSDNbeingappliedintransportnetworks?
Howmuchopticaltransportcanbevirtualised?
WhatdoesSDNmeanforthewholetransportnetwork?
HowwillcarriersuseSDN?HowwillSDNproduceacostsavingforCarriers?
ControlplanematurityandhowdoesSDNfitin?
HowwillSDNchangetraditionalnetworkmanagementandhowwillitlook?Whatequipmentwillbe
neededWillbemulti,hybridorsinglevendor?Joe Marsella, EMEA CTO,
CienaSten Nordell, CTO, TransmodeFrank Ruhl, Managing Director
& Founder, Blue Ocean NetworksA Representative, MRVDave Brown,
Director, IP Transport Product Marketing, Alcatel-Lucent
10.40 Cloud Services: Is the Transport Network a Utility or
Differentiator?
Datacentrearethenewcornerstonesofournetworkedsocieties-Howdoesthenetworkneedto
evolvetoaddvalue?
ThemajorityoftrafficnowconsistsofdataflowsfromcachestoconsumerHowdowebest
controlflowsacrossmultiplelayers?
ThetransportlayerisanalogandproprietaryinnatureHowcanexistingSDNcontrollersdesigned
forIPswitchingcope? Open,programmablenetworksHowopenisopen?
Next-generationcloudservicesWhooperateswhat?Stephan Rettenberger,
VP Marketing, ADVA Optical Networking
12.00 Opening Remarks from the Chair: Packet Optical Integration
What are the Options and Timeframes?Jimmy Yu, VP, Optical Transport
Market Research, DellOro Group
12.10 Field Trial of SDN-based Elastic Optical NetworkZhao
Shuai, Technical Director of ZTE European Market, ZTE
12.30 State of Packet Optical Integration
Whatthevisionwasafewyearsago? Whatisthestateoftheindustrytoday?
Whatarethevariousroutestaken,thediversityofSPusecases,etcValery
Augais, Network Architect, Colt
12.50 Expanding Metro-Edge Optimised Packet-Optical to Support
Next-Gen Access Networks
Understandingthebandwidthdriversandnewnetworkarchitectures
thatareshapingthenext-genaccessnetworks
Migratingtohigherbandwidthpacket-opticalwhilemaintainingthe
flexibility,compactfootprintandlowpowerconsumptionrequiredattheedgeofthenetwork
ExaminingthenewtechnologyinnovationsrequiredtosupportthismigrationSten
Nordell, CTO, Transmode
13.10 Drivers for Packet Optical Networking in VMs Case
ArchitectingthePONtosupportimmediaterequirementsandtoevolve
toanendtoendsolution OTNandPacketOpticaldoweneedboth?Alan
Corfield, Consultant, Transport Engineering, Virgin Media
14.15 Multi-layer Interworking with Rate-Adaptive (FlexRate)
Transmission Technology
Applicationscenarioofmulti-layerresiliencewithflex-rateinterfaces
UsecaseandeconomicbenefitinthebackboneandaggregationnetworkMatthias
Gunkel, Senior Transport Network Architect, Deutsche Telecom
14.35 From Design to Optimization: Network Convergence
Architecture to Simplify End-to-End Provisioning &
ManagementLorenzo Ghioni, Sr. Manager Product Line Management,
Cisco Systems & Operator
15.20 Afternoon Refreshments & Exhibition Visit
16.00 Safaricoms Transmission and IP/MPLS Network Strategy
Addressing the Challenges to Deliver Value to the Business
NetworkResiliency/AvailabilityChallenge:WSON&OTNASON
-EvolvingOpticalBackboneNetwork
DeliveringontheCapacityChallengetransitioningthenetworkfrom
10Gto40G&100G
MeetingthePacket&OpticalintegrationchallengeStephen Njoroge
Njuguna, Principal Transmission Strategy Engineer, Safaricom
16.20 400Gbs Evolution on IP and Optical Layer
Readiness,enablingtechnologiesandbusinesscase
NetworkoptimisationusingaflexiblebitrateMauro Macchi, Director SP
EMEAR, Business Development, Cisco Systems
16.40 Case Study - Future Proof 100G Coherent Upgrade of a
Legacy Network with Substantial Cost Savings
Challenge:Adding100Gcoherentchannelstoalegacy10GDCF
compensatednetwork
Solution:UsingDCMsenabledafutureproof,supportingFlexSpectrum,
andsuperiornetworkdesignallowingmuchcheaper10Gchannelsandimprovedperformance
Endresult:Substantialcostsaving,muchlowerlatency,reducedOSNRpenalty,andsignificantlylowerpowerconsumption
Adel Asseh, VP Product Management, Proximion
16.55 Network Operator Requirements for more EE Optical Network
Transformation
WherewecamefromOUK,TMUKfourlegacyDWDMnetworkstoone
ROADMbasednetwork Movetohybrid10/100Gnetwork
Needtomoveto100Gfullycoherent
Desiretodopacketopticalintegrationforcostsavings-whywe
haventdoneityet Moveto400GwavelengthsPhil Corris, Principal
Engineer for Transmission, EE
17.15 Flexible Next Gen Metro ROADM
Keyenablerforagilephotonicswitching Next-GenROADMarchitecture
NewnetworkapplicationsChristophe Le Scanve, Associate Director
Global Access Planning & Technology, Verizon
17.35 Discussing Increased Interest in OTN - OTN Switching
Routers & Optics Separate vs Packet Optical Approach
DiscussingmoreIntelligenceShiftingDowntotheOpticalLayer
WhatareOperatorsDoing?
WhyOTNvspacketOpticaltransport?IsOTNbetterformultiservice
transport? Dotheycomplementeachotherandhowaretheyworking?
Whatarethevendorsseeingfromtheircustomershowarethey
integratingpacketandoptical?
All-IPandpurepackettransportversuscircuit-switchedtransportand
OTN:Wherewillweneedwhichkindoftransport?Willpacketbetheanswerforallservicedemands?
IP/MPLSversusMPLS-TPversusSegmentRoutingandotherapproachesforserviceawaretrafficengineeringandtransportoptimization
OTNintheMetroStefan Voll, Vice President, Product Management
Packet Optical & NMS, CoriantMaurizio Gazzola, Sr. Manager
Product Line Management, Cisco SystemsJorge Rodriguez, Senior
Marketing Manager, HuaweiJimmy Mizrahi, General Manager, Portfolio
Business, ECI TelecomA Representative, MRVA Rep, ZTE
18.15 End of Day Two Drinks Reception Sponsored by Ekinops
12.00 Opening Remarks for the Chair: How to Deal with Capacity
Constraints in the Network? Daryl Inniss, VP Communications,
Components Research, Ovum
3 Different Soundbite Strategies to Deal with Capacity
Constraints:
12.10 Soundbite Strategy1: Addressing the Need for Capacity in
Data Centric NetworksA Representative, Google
12.30 Soundbite Strategy 2: How Capacity Constraints are being
dealt with CommerciallyMarco Bertolini, Product Manager, Network
Architecture and Engineering, IP Transport, Alcatel-Lucent
12.50 Soundbite Strategy 3: Soundbite Strategy1: Viability of
SDM for Addressing the Bandwidth Capacity Crunch
WhenwillSDMbeCommercialandWherewillitbedeployed?
Timescales-10yearsandwillenableunlimitedbandwidth?
OfferingfibrereliefinthedatacentreProf Andrew Ellis, Aston
Institute of Photonic Technologies School of Engineering and
Applied Science, Aston University
14.35 Photonic Integration Enabling Datacom, Metro and Long Haul
Applications
MonolithicInPcoherenttransmitterforcostandpowerefficiency
Integratedmulti-carriermodulatorsandreceiversfor400Gcoherent
transceivers
Cost-effectivehybridintegrationfordatacominterfacesusingSiP,InP
andPLCtechnologiesBrandon Collings, CTO, Optical Communications
Products, JDSU
14.55 100G Coherent Pluggable Modules for Metro Applications
Overviewof100GCoherentPluggableModules,CFPDigitalCoherent
Optics(DCO)andCFP2AnalogCoherentOptics(ACO)
OpticalComponentstoachievehighopticaloutputpowerandhigh
OSNRperformance
OIFcompliantInPModulatorandIntegratedCoherentReceiverRyoji Nagase,
Development Engineer, Fujitsu Optical Components Limited
15.15 Photonic Integration in Indium Phosphide for Next
Generation Optical Networks
Photonicintegrationenablingavarietyofproductsinbothlinesideand
clientsideapplications
Discussinghowrecentadvancesinindiumphosphidehaveledto
innovativehighdensitytransceiverdesignssuchasahightemperaturetunableSFP+orananalogcoherentCFP2andwhatproductslieaheadfornewemergingapplications
Robert Blum, Director of Strategic Marketing, Oclaro
15.35 Afternoon Refreshments & Exhibition Visit
16.05 Silicon Photonics The Path towards NG 100G & 400G
Solutions
HowwillSiliconPhotonicshelpwithmeetingfuturebandwidthdemands
HowisSiliconPhotonicsDelivering?
Siliconphotonicsholdsoutthepromiseofdrivinggreatercost
efficienciesandhighercapacityperformanceinopticalnetworkinggear
IntegratedcoherentSiPSpeaker to be announced, see
www.nextgenerationoptical.com for updates
16.25 Debating the Photonic Integration Solutions
WhataretheprosandconsforCoherentintegrationandwhatarethe
alternativetechnologies?
WillSiliconPhotonicswillbecomeubiquitousinlong-haul,metroand
dcs? CanvendorsdifferentiatewithSiliconphotonicsandIndium
Phosphate?
AretheDataCentreOperatorsdrivingtheSiliconPhotonicsmarket?Harald
Bock, Head of Technology Strategy, CoriantGeoff Bennett, Director,
Solutions & Technology, Infinera
17.10 WDM-PON Technology and its Applications in Metro and
Access Optical Networks
ThisworkshopwillbringtogetherindustryexpertsfromthecomponentandsystemvendorcommunitiesplusexpertsfromthenetworkoperatorcommunitywhoareevaluatingordeployingWDM-PONnetworks.
18.15 End of Day Two
Drinks Reception Sponsored by Ekinops
IN-DEPTH TECHNOLOGY DEEP DIVE SESSION:
Lookingathowtotestandoptimisetheperformanceofnextgenerationopticalnetworks
14.15 Why and When does PMD Compensation Fail in Coherent
Systems
Thankstoadvancedalgorithms,coherentsystemspromisetocompensateforPMDinrealtime.However,dotheyactuallydeliveronthatpromise?
ExplainingwhyPMDcompensationmightfailorbeineffectiveandsomerecommendationsonhowtoreducetherisksofthesefailuresMike
Harrop, Senior Applications Engineer, EXFO
11.00 Morning Refreshments, Exhibition Visit & Speed
NetworkingOur operator and vendor led speed networking sessions are
aimed at helping you make contact with those sort after business
partners
PACKET OPTICAL INTEGRATION: WHAT ARE THE OPTIONS AND
TIMEFRAMES?
PACKET OPTICAL INTEGRATION: WHAT ARE THE OPTIONS AND
TIMEFRAMES?
HOW TO DEAL WITH CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS IN THE NETWORK
PHOTONIC INTEGRATION & TELCO COMPONENTS
TESTING, OPTIMISATION & STANDARDISATION OF OPTICAL
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13.30 Networking Lunch & Exhibition Visit 13.10 Networking
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DAY THREE: THURSDAY 25TH JUNE
PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS A choice of 5 interactive
pre-conference workshops below (please note some of these workshops
are operator only)
09.00 Opening Remarks from the Chair: Intra & Inter Data
Centre Connectivity and the Role of Optical NetworksDaryl Inniss,
VP Communications, Components Research, Ovum
09.10 DC Optical Connectivity Enabling Seamless Connectivity
between Data Centres Investigatingtrafficprofiles
Specificequipmentandapproachedfordatacentres
DCconnect,backoffice,accessandinsidedatacentreSpeaker to be
announced, see www.nextgenerationoptical.com for updates
09.30 Data Centre Interconnectivity Trends and Their Effect on
Optical Networking
WhatsHotandWhatsNotwhenitcomestoDataCentreInterconnectivity?
- IsDCIreallydifferentfromtraditionalopticaltransport?-
DCIusecasesanddeploymentexamples-
WheredoestheDCImarketgofromhere?
Niall Robinson, VP Business Development, ADVA Optical
Networking
09.50 Securing the Cloud Networking Supernova
Cloudnetworkingisrevolutionisingnetworks,explodinglocaliseddata
centrearchitecturesintotheWAN
Opticalnetworkingtransportandcontrolelementswillbecalleduponto
deliversecure,manageable,andscalablesolutions
ShowshowsecuritywillpermeatealllevelsofcloudconnectivitysolutionsJonathan
Homa, Director Portfolio Marketing, ECI Telecom
10.15 Evolution of Optical DCI Moving to Open and Disaggregated
Solutions Reducingthecostoftransportwiththeopticalwhitebox
Anewoperationalmodelforoptimizingtransportscalabilityandflexibility
ThevalueofdisaggregatedsoftwaretodatacentresandcarriersSteve West,
Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder, Cyan
10.35 What Roles does Optical have in Data Centre inside and
between?
DataCentreplayersaredrivingthemarketwithinterestingdemands
andinfluencingthesupplychain.Wherearetheytodayandwhataretheirneeds?
Drivingthewholemetronetworkdemand
WhatroledoesopticalhaveinsidetheDCaswellasbetween?
DoesOpticalSwitchingmakesenseinsidethedatacentre?
Addressinglowcostandpowerconsiderations
SiliconPhotonicsinthedatacentre DeployingOTN,ROADMsintotheDCDavid
Bianchi, Sr. Business Development Manager SP EMEAR, Cisco
SystemsLisa Huff, Principal Analyst, Discerning AnalyticsStephane
Duproz, Managing Director, Telecity FranceNicolas Roger, Global
Solution Architect, EquinixKatherine Schmidtke, Strategic Sourcing
Optical Technology, FacebookNiall Robinson, VP Business
Development, ADVA Optical Networking
11.00 Morning Refreshments & Exhibition Visit
11.30 Opening Remarks from the Chair: Wireline Access Evolution
& How Wireless Backhaul & Fronthaul Fit inJohn Lively,
Principal Analyst, Lightcounting Market Research
11.40 100G in the Access Generating Demand for Greater than 100G
in the Metro Core
Opticalhierarchyhasalwaysassumedlowerspeedsintheaccess
multiplexedintohigherspeedsinthecore
Thedriverforgreaterthan100Gopticswillbepressurefrom100G
accessdeployments
Thepriceof100Gdeploymentattheedgehasdroppedtoapointwhereitcanmakemoney
T-MoblieCzechwillpresenttheir100Gcustomeraccessdeployment,drivers,andlessonslearned
Jiri Neumann, Transmission Network Engineer, T-Mobile Czech
Republic Scott T. Wilkinson, Sr. Director Technical Marketing, MRV
Communications Americas, Inc.
12.00 Backhaul, Fronthaul, and Advanced Fibre Cable Technologies
Withtheadventof5Gandtheneedformuchhighermobilespeeds;operators
arelookingatdevelopinginnovativebackhaulandfronthaulsolutions
Therequirementsforhigherdataratesandlowerlatencyarebecoming
morestringenttoenabletransportofreal-timehighqualityRFsignalsfromtheantennas.Forthisreason,fibrehastraditionallybeenseenasthemostoptimumsolutionforfronthaulnetworks
Thispresentationexploresthelatesttechnologiesonopticalfibre,cables,anddeploymenttechniquesthancanhelpthefutureofmobilenetworkstobecomeareality
Vanesa Diaz, Market Development Engineer, Optical Fibre, Corning
Incorporated
12.20 WDM/OTN Solution for Mobile Fronthaul
LookingatthemobileC-RANarchitecture
PushingfibreopticnetworkdeeperintoMobilefronthaul
CaseStudiesClaudio Coltro, Director, DWDM Global Solutions Sales,
Huawei Technologies Italia Srl.
12.40 The Opportunity of Introducing New Optical Technologies in
Backhaul Networks
AddressingvariousPacket&Opticalintegrationoptions,including
SLPSNOliver Renais, Optical Transport Network Architect,
Orange
13.00 Networking Lunch & Exhibition Visit
14.00 Opening Remarks from the ChairRick Talbot, Principal
Analyst, Optical Infrastructure, Current Analysis
14.10 Next Generation Flexible Optical Networks: What Comes
After Todays Commercial OfferingsIoannis Tomkos, Head of the High
Speed Networks and Optical Communication (NOC) Research Group,
AIT
14.30 The Arctic Optical Network - Delivering the Worlds
Northern-Most DWDM Connectivity
ExpandingthepioneeringNylesundnetworkontheSvalbardislandsin
northernNorwayafurther260kmnorththroughicywatersinwhatwebelieveistheworldsmostnorthern-mostDWDMnetwork
Dealingwiththeextremelyharshconditionsrequireverycarefulplanningforallpreparationsandinstallationwork
Deliveringatechnicalsolutionthatminimisesthenumberofactiveelements,features100Gconnectivityandallowsforverysimpleandbutveryfastinstallation,remotesupervisionandmanagementandhandlingbynon-specialists
Kurosh Bozorgebrahimi, Senior Advisor in Optical Networking,
UNINETT (Norwegian National Research and Educational Network)
14.45 Building Sri Lankas 1st DWDM Backbone
Outliningthedriveandrequirementsforabackbone
Evaluatingplanning&design SLTtransportnetworkevolution
UsingSLTOpticalfibrebackbonetoallowforincreasestrafficdemand
inSriLankaAnuradha Udunuwara, Engineer, Sri Lanka Telecom
15.00 MSOs Meeting the Future Requirements for Distributed
Services Apacketopticalapproachforeffectivetransport
CosteffectiveaggregationoftrafficusingWDMPONSteinar Mortensen, Head
of Affiliate Network Technology, Get, Norway
15.15 Next Generation FTTx Drivers and Services
FTTxnewentrantmotivationsandconsiderations
DriversandChallengesforNGFTTxAccessNetworksJose Machado, Head of
Presale for Access, Metro & Backhaul, Portugal Telecom
Innovation
15.30 Afternoon Refreshments & Exhibition Visit
16.00 Developing Fibre Optical Networks to Support the Worldwide
Mobile Market BBUvirtualisationaddressingtheNFV&All-ITtrend
WhyvirtualBBU?Operatorsprofitsfromfibre&impactonnetworkequipment
Nextstep:multipleserviceshostedonintegratedinfrastructure(thanks
toservice-chaining)Cezary Zbyrowski, Director Commercial
Products, Orange Poland
16.20 SPACE CABLE: The Future of Global Data Transport
IntroductionofLaserLightCommunications:A6TbpGlobalIPNetwork-
TheERAofCommercialLaserCommunicationsHasBegunfinally
TheDeathofDistance:DeployingaNext-GenerationBigBandwidthSystem
MergingtheEfficiencyandReachofSatelliteINPARTNERSHIPwiththeServiceLevelandRedundancyofTerrestrialFiberandUnderseaCable.
PushingBigData:NetworkManagementofMulti-200GbpLinksbetweenSpaceandGroundLatency,Weather,and59sServiceLevels
AnyoneListening?TheSecurityAdvantagesofFreeSpaceOpticsOve
Ericsson, COO, Laser Light Global
16.40 The Network of the Future - Delivering Next-Generation
Services with Optical Networking
Newservicesareas,includingtransmissionofultraprecisetime(alt.
frequency)overopticalnetworksJosef Vojtech, Senior Researcher,
CESNET
17.00 The Network of the Future - Delivering Next-Generation
Services with Optical
NetworkingAninformalaudiencediscussiontoend4daysoflearning,debating,networkingandforgingnewcontacts.Youropportunitytoreflectanddiscusswithyourindustrycolleagueswhathasbeendiscussedanddebatedoverthelast4days.Whatdoyouthinkarethekeytopicstocomeout,whatwillyoubetakingbacktoyourofficesandwhatdoweneedtoexploreinfurtherdetailnextyear?
17.30 End of the Conference
It was a great event, lots of interesting presentations, very
good opportunity to meet relevant people both
from supplier/vendor and operator side AK, Turk Telecom
International
Enabling Your Network with Capacity and Agility for a Web-Scale
World Start 11.00 End 14.00
Alcatel-Lucent Customer Briefing Start 14.30 End 17.30
Network Convergence: Architecture Innovation Shift Anticipating
the Future while Migrating the LegacyStart 14.30 End 17.30
Whether your network spans across town or across the ocean, this
workshop will explore the details of how new innovations in
coherent chipsets, platforms, architectures, and services will
enable you to build higher capacity networks with reduced power,
footprint and better economics, with SDN programmability providing
unprecedented agility to make the network more responsive to
unforeseen demands and applications.
We will hear a customer case study on their next generation
network and service plans, what they are trying to achieve and why.
We will then explore how to monetise this network to deliver fixed,
mobile small cell, enterprise and datacenter services, and enable
new differentiated on-demand services and software based
virtualised IT applications.
This workshop will provide participants with Alcatel-Lucents
viewpoint on Next Generation Optical Networking.
Please refer to www.nextgenarationoptical.com for updates.
This session will explore how these systems deliver lower
latency alongside greater reliability, flexibility, and
scalability, and how technologies such as DWDM, optical transport
networks, and reconfigurable optical add drop multiplexing
function.
These platforms use newer modulation techniques and
architectures such as coherent transmission, forward error
correction, digital signal processing, and optical amplification
and switching using legacy and new fibers designed for 100G+ data
rates to address higher data rates.
MORNING WORKSHOP
AFTERNOON WORKSHOP OPERATOR ONLY AFTERNOON WORKSHOP
AFTERNOON WORKSHOP
Understanding Emerging Technologies in 100G Fibre Optic
SystemsStart 14.30 End 17.30
Larry Johnson Director and Founder The Light Brigade, Inc.
David Bianchi Sr. Business Development Manager SP EMEAR Cisco
Systems
Valerio Viscardi Business Development Manager SP EMEAR Cisco
Systems
Mike Adams VP Product & Technical Marketing Ciena
Joe Marsella EMEA CTO Ciena
Mervyn Kelly EMEA Marketing Director Ciena
PLUS: Service Provider guest speaker
OPERATOR
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OPTICAL NETWORKS
WHAT ARE THE NEXT GENERATION OPTICAL ACCESS SOLUTIONS & HOW
DOES WIRELESS FIBRE 5G, FRONTHAUL & BACKHAUL FIT IN?
THE NETWORK OF THE FUTURE - DELIVERING NEXT-GENERATION SERVICES
WITH OPTICAL NETWORKING
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A bright future for Optical: Wavelength Routing, Transport SDN
and Metro-optimized 100G
Agilityandscalability:Alcatel-Lucentisintroducinganext
generation ROADM (Reconfigurable Optical Add-Drop Multiplexer) with
CDC-F (Colorless Directionless Contentionless with FlexGrid
wavelength support) allowing service providers to automate tasks on
a massive scale, and pinpoint faults and re-route without service
interruption.
Agilityandhigh-capacity:Latestfeaturesofour200Gprogrammable
transponder card.
Agilityandefficiency:Inmetro,themoveto100Ghasonlyjust begun.
Alcatel-Lucent is expanding its optical portfolio with new
platforms which are designed specifically for the unique needs of
the metro in terms of space
Opticalinnovationstothemarket-TransportSDNsolution
At the end of the workshop, it will be our pleasure to invite
you and your customers to discuss further over a drink.
Nicolas Almendro, VP EMEA, IP Transport Presales Marco
Bertolini, Product Manager, Network Architecture and Engineering,
IP Transport
Dave Brown, Director, IP Transport Product Marketing
Martin Charbonneau, Senior Director, IP Transport Product Line
Management
Enrico Di Lorenzo, EMEA, IP Transport Product Line Manager David
Stokes, EMEA, IP Routing and Transport Business & Market
Strategy
Plus Telecom Italia
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= 25 new connections &25 potential business opportunities
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50 Minute sessionsWith 2 Minutes per meeting
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Excellent event as always: diverse group of vendors, service
providers and component suppliers. Excellent networking
opportunities from speed dating concept. Organisation
and logistics are very professional. Agenda & content well
balanced and very topical Colin Evans, Dir Bus Dev, Juniper UK
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WHO YOU ARE GUARANTEED TO MEET WITH:
FOR ALL BRANDING, SPONSORSHIP, DEMO & EXHIBITION
OPPORTUNITIES CONTACT:James Bull, Commercial ManagerE:
[email protected]: +44 (0)20 7017 5609
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TECHNOLOGY VISION SPONSOR:
Coriant delivers innovative, dynamic networking solutions for a
fast-changing business world. The Coriant portfolio of SDN-enabled,
edge-to-core transport solutions enables network operators to
reduce operational complexity, improve utilization of
multi-layer network resources, and create new revenue
opportunities. Coriant serves leading network operators around the
world, including mobile and fixed line service providers, content
providers, data center operators, cable MSOs, large enterprises,
government agencies, financial institutions, and utility companies.
With a distinguished heritage of technology innovation and service
excellence, forged by over 35 years of experience and expertise in
Tier 1 carrier networks, Coriant is helping its global customers
maximize the value of their network infrastructure as demand for
bandwidth explodes and the communications needs of businesses and
consumers continue to evolve. The company operates worldwide in
more than 48 countries, with R&D centers in Asia, Germany,
Portugal, Finland, Canada, and the United States, as well as a
state-of-the-art production center in Berlin, Germany. Learn more
at www.coriant.com
SILVER SPONSORS:
Cyan (NYSE: CYNI) enables network transformation. The companys
network virtualization solutions deliver orchestration, agility,
and scale to networks, that until now,
have been static and hardware driven. Serving carriers,
enterprises, governments, and data centers globally, Cyans open
platforms provide multi-vendor, multi-layer control and visibility
to network operators, making service delivery more efficient and
profitable. Cyan solutions include the award-winning Blue Planet
SDN and NFV software and N-Series hyperscale and Z-Series
packet-optical hardware platforms. For more information, please
visit www.cyaninc.com or follow Cyan on Twitter at
twitter.com/CyanNews
Ekinops is a leading supplier of next generation optical
transport equipment for telecommunications service providers. The
Ekinops 360 addresses Metro,
Regional, and Long-Haul applications with a single,
highly-integrated platform.
EXHIBITORS:
EVENT SUPPORTERS:
Ekinops is a market-leading innovator in 100G transport with a
coherent line of products that truly optimizes optical networks and
comes in 1RU, 2RU or 7RU chassis. The Ekinops 360 relies on the
highly-programmable Ekinops T-Chip (Transport-on-a-Chip)
architecture that enables fast, flexible and cost-effective
delivery of new services for high-speed, high-capacity transport.
Using the Ekinops 360 carrier-grade system, operators can simply
increase capacity of their networks CWDM, DWDM, Ethernet, ESCON,
Fibre Channel, SONET/SDH, and uncompressed video (HD-SDI, SD-SDI,
ASI). More information on www.ekinops.net
EXFO is a leading provider of next-generation test, service
assurance
and end-to-end quality of experience solutions for mobile and
fixed network operators and equipment manufacturers in the global
telecommunications industry. EXFOs intelligent solutions with
contextually relevant analytics improve end-user quality of
experience, enhance network performance and drive operational
efficiencies throughout the network and service delivery lifecycle.
Key technologies supported include 3G, 4G/LTE, VoLTE, IMS, video,
Ethernet/IP, SNMP, OTN, FTTx, xDSL and various optical technologies
accounting for more than 38% of the global portable fiber-optic
test market.
JDSU innovates and collaborates with customers to build and
operate the highest-performing and
highest-value networks in the world. Our products range from
components to test and assurance solutions.
MRV Communications is a global leader in converged
packet and optical solutions that empower the optical edge. For
more than two decades, the most demanding service
providers, Fortune 1000 companies and governments worldwide have
trusted MRV to provide best-in-class solutions and services for
their mission-critical networks. We help our customers overcome the
challenge of orchestrating the ever-increasing need for capacity
while improving service delivery and lowering network costs for
critical applications such as cloud connectivity, high-capacity
business services, mobile backhaul and data center connectivity.
For more information please visit www.mrv.com.
Oclaro, Inc. is a leader in optical components, modules and
subsystems for the core optical, enterprise and datacenter markets.
Leveraging
more than three decades of laser technology innovation,
photonics integration, and subsystem design, Oclaros solutions are
at the heart of the fast optical networks and high-speed
interconnects driving the next wave of streaming video, cloud
computing, voice over IP and other bandwidth-intensive and
high-speed applications. For more information, visit www.oclaro.com
or follow on Twitter at @OclaroInc.
Proximion is a leading supplier of state of the art dispersion
compensation modules (DCMs)
and DWDM and CWDM optical monitors. Our products offer a fully
future proof solution with the most cost effective upgrade path
from 10G to 100G as well as support of mixed networks with
negligible latency and no susceptibility to nonlinear effects. Our
products ensures the security of our customers networks, enable
differential billing and a reduction of OPEX.
Xtera Communications specializes in network infrastructure that
delivers maximum capacity, reach and value. Providing solutions for
enterprise and telecom companies, Xtera offers an extensive
portfolio of optical and IP networking solutions for submarine,
long-haul, regional, metropolitan network applications and IP
networking solutions for enterprise applications. With deployments
across five continents, Xteras optical transport solutions help
service providers expand and accelerate their market reach with new
deployments and extend the life of existing network assets ith
cost-effective upgrades. Our IP networking solutions for WAN
traffic management deliver efficient, flexible network
optimization. Xteras innovative technologies offer exceptional
quality and performance, driving customer success. For more
information, visit www.xtera.com
TELCO COMPONENTS PREMIER SPONSOR:
Fujitsu Optical Components is a global leading supplier of the
most advanced, high performance optical component solutions for
high-speed optical networking applications including backbone
networks, metro networks and data center. Our product line-up
includes 100G Coherent
Transceivers, 100G CFP/CFP2/CFP4 Transceivers, 100G/400G LN
Modulators, 100G/400G Coherent Receivers, XFP Transceivers and SFP+
Transceivers. For additional information, visit
http://jp.fujitsu.com/foc/en/.
NEW: A live showcase in the exhibition of optical networking
technologies with our partners EANTC.
The showcase will be focusing on Alien Wavelengths and OTN
Interconnect.
Early announcement: are signed up for the showcase already. If
you are interested in the opportunitys to demo your solutions to
750+ attendees, contact: [email protected].
Hosted by:
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2015 DESTINATION: NICE
VENUE:NICE ACROPOLISTHE NEXT GENERATIONLocated in the heart of
Nice, a few steps from the Bay of Angels, Nice Acropolis is the
perfect backdrop to Next Generation Optical Networking 2015.
Address: 1 Esplanade Kennedy, 06300 Nice, FranceTelephone: +33 4
93 92 83 00Website: www.nice-acropolis.com
HOW TO REGISTER
The booking hotline: +44 (0) 20 7017 7483
E-mail customer services: [email protected]
Secure online registration: www.nextgenerationoptical.com
For full terms and conditions, visit
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What Happens if I have to cancel
Confirm your CANCELLATION in writing (letter or fax) before
25/05/2015 and receive a refund less 50% + VAT service charge.
Regrettably refunds can not be made for cancellations received less
than 2 weeks prior to the conference. A substitute delegate is
welcome at no extra charge. It may be necessary beyond the control
of the organiser to alter the content and timing of the programme
or the identity of the speakers. This contract is subject to
English law.
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