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Identify new ideas and businessmodels from a Telco/VoIPperspective to benefit from theWebRTC wave in the years ahead

Meet the Key Industry Leadersasthey present their views andexperiences of WebRTC technologyand techniques

Discover the latest results from newWebRTC trials, Telco case studies andthe first commercial rollouts to date

Gain a clear perspective on theevolving debates surroundingStability, Signalling, Transcoding,Gateways, Privacy, Data Security,Regulation and more...

Visit our comprehensive exhibitionto learn about new approaches anddetermine the most appropriatesolution for your needs

Join our Developer Demonstration session forimaginative demonstrations ofWebRTC in practice

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Edward SchmitExecutive DirectorAT&T, USA

Alan QuayleOwner, Alan Quayle Business& ServiceDevelopment, USA

Kavan SeggieFounder & CEOAddlive

Patrice CrutelSenior Arcitect - Core and ServiceNetwork LayerBouygues Telecom,France

Victor Pascual ÁvilaTechnology, Innovation& Strategy Consultant,WebRTC Hacks

Takashi KozimizuResearch andDevelopment Centre, CoreNetwork DevelopmentDepartment, FutureNetwork & Global StratgyGroupNTT DoCoMo

Niklas BlumDeputy Head CC NGNIFraunhofer FOKUS,Germany

Alexey AylerovCEOZingaya

Sebastian Schumann Senior DesignerSlovak Telekom

Andrzej MilkowskiDirector of NetworkPlanning and SystemEngineeringPlay MobilePoland

Manuel Nunes SanzHead of NetworkAutomation &Dynamization, GCTOInnovation Unit, Telefonica GlobalResourcesTelefonica

Enrico MaroccoTechnical LeadTelecom Italia, Italy

Martin GeddesCo-FounderThe HypervoiceConsortium

Chang FengVP Technology &InnovationooVoo

John LogsdonFounder and CEODrum

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Leveraging WebRTC Technology to Create ProfitableNew Commercial Opportunities for All

On behalf of Informa Telecoms & Media, I am pleased to present the

inaugural WebRTC Global Summit, taking place in London on 1-2 April 2014.

WebRTC is a new OpenSource Real Time Communication technique now freely

available for use across multiple browsers and platforms without the need for

plugins or downloads. Yet as bandwidth increases, computer video technology

is improved and content creators becoming more innovative, what does this

mean for real time communication as we know it? Does telephony and VoIP still

have a place in this bold new era, or could web broadcasting become all-

encompassing? Just how disruptive does WebRTC stand to be? Who stands to

support this new technology and who will get left behind?

Bringing together leading telcos, mobile operators, OTT / VoIP players, web

developers, analysts, regulators and key enterprise players from across the

world, WebRTC Global Summit will cover all the key issues in detail from a

uniquely commercial and strategic perspective through a mix of incisive

keynote presentations and debate. This standalone, single-stream, two-day

event will also evaluate the technology’s impact on the industry, asking to what

extent will WebRTC revolutionise the communications industry as we know it?

Join us in London to network with the entire WebRTC ecosystem!

We look forward to welcoming you to London and hearing a stimulating range of

expert speakers discussing these subjects and more.

Georgina WilczekResearch Manager WebRTC Global SummitGeorgina.wilczek@informa.com

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WEBRTC GLOBAL SUMMIT DAY TWO: Wednesday 2nd April 2014WebRTC in Action

• Keynote Presentation: Google’s Ambitions for WebRTC• Deutsche Telekom Case Study of WebRTC Activities• WebRTC for Customer Retention Management (CRM)

Agility, Organisation and Management• Panel: Addressing Signalling Challenges• Panel: Gateways in a WebRTC World

Compatibility, Interoperability and Security• WebRTC Audio Codec and Processing Requirements• Panel: Defining and Refining the WebRTC API

The Outlook for Future Web-Based Real Time Communications• Evaluating WebRTC and how it Compares to Other Technologies• Beyond WebRTC: Enhancing Web Hypermedia with Hypervoice• Panel: Evaluating the Potential of WebRTC to Transform the Industry

WEBRTC GLOBAL SUMMIT DAY ONE: Tuesday 1st April 2014WebRTC: Unifying Communications

• Revealing the Potential of WebRTC• Early Telco Adopter Experiences• Outlining WebRTC Functionality and Possibilities from a Telco Perspective

Responding to the Evolving Communications Landscape• Panel: How Can Telcos Benefit From Emerging WebRTC Opportunities?• Advantages of WebRTC Adoption• Panel: Cutting Through the Competitive Landscape

Innovative Business Models• A Global Cellular Operator Perspective• The VoIP Perspective• WebRTC for Mobile Devices

WebRTC Developer DemonstrationsDeveloper Demonstrations by the industry’s leading WebRTC applicationdevelopers, with the most impressive demonstration being awarded WebRTCGlobal Summit Innovation Prize 2014.

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Tsahi Levent-Levi will be running a half-day pre-conference workshop on Monday 31st March, 1pm-6pm.

OverviewWebRTC is a new technology with a potential to disrupttelecommunications and bring with it creativity and innovation. Thisworkshop provides an introduction of WebRTC, touching it from its businesssides; providing a broad overview about what WebRTC is, its disruptivepotential and the ecosystem created around it and its key players.

This workshop focuses on the Telco and Service Provider markets.

Objectives• Gain basic understanding of WebRTC• Understand the ecosystem around WebRTC• Be able to identify potential disruption and opportunities of

WebRTC within the Telecom domain

Agenda

13:00-14:00What is (and isn’t WebRTC)

• History of WebRTC• The WebRTC specification• Browser support• Mobile and WebRTC

14:00-14:45How does WebRTC compare to otherVoIP protocols?

• Anatomy of a VoIP solution• SIP versus WebRTC• XMPP or SIP signaling for WebRTC?• Interoperability with legacy VoIP

deployments

14:45-15:00 Break

15:00-16:00The WebRTC ecosystem

• 5 archetypes of WebRTC vendors• Real-world use cases

16:00-17:00Telecom and WebRTC

• Possible routes Telcos can take• Telco use cases

17:00-17:15Break

17:15-18:00Open discussion

• Possible strategies for Telcos• Wrap-up and Q&A

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WORKSHOP – WEBRTC IN TELECOMMonday 31st March

Reasons To Attend10

“A good view oncurrent industrystate”Mformation - IMS World Forum 2013

“Topic and subjectswere very relevant.Presenter very good”

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The ONLY worldwide event dedicated toWebRTC for Telcosand their app developer partners

Discover how to leverage the power ofWebRTC to benefit your business long-term

Join in the debate through our Workshop Dayand insightful Analyst Breakfast Briefingsessions

Learn from Key Telcos and App Developersleading the way in WebRTC innovation

Discuss the key issuesdominating theevolution of the WebRTC industry

Pre-arrange 1-on-1 meetings through our online networking tool

Get off to a good start with our Speed Networking Sessions

Discover new solutions through our Interactive Exhibition

Permanent post-event accessto presentations and slides

Develop profitable new relationships throughStructured Networking Opportunities

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Oracle Communications solutions span thecommunications industry landscape --from cross-channel customer experienceand business and operational supportsystems, to network service and sessiondelivery and control solutions -- enablingservice providers and enterprises to deliverand monetize innovative digital lifestyleservices, build strong customerrelationships, and streamline operations.For more information, visithttp://www.oracle.com/communications

BroadSoft® powers innovative UnifiedCommunications (UC) solutions for mobile,fixed and cable telecommunicationsservice providers. The growing demand forcommunication services such as instantmessaging, presence, video calling andconference, will make UC the firstapplications of voice over LTE in volume.When deployed on IMS-based broadband,enterprises and SMBs can work moreefficiently from anywhere across a variety ofdevices to achieve optimal productivity.BroadSoft’s extensive IMS experience, withover 70 network deployments, best equipsus to help service providers deliver hostedUC, VoLTE and RCS, meeting the specificneeds of market segments andtransforming the way businessescommunicate.

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Mavenir is a leading provider of software-based networking solutions delivering IP-based voice, video, rich communicationsand converged messaging services tomobile service providers globally. OurmOne® Convergence Platform hasenabled the industry’s first live VoLTEdeployment and the industry’s first liveRCS5.0 deployment. Our solutions delivernext-generation services such as RCS,VoLTE and VoWi-Fi over existing 2G/3Gnetworks and next-generation 4G networks,leveraging existing investments whiletransforming to all- IP networks.We enable mobile service providers toimprove time-to-market of new servicesthat generate increased revenue andreduced network costs.Our solutions are deployed in over 120mobile networks globally. www.mavenir.com

WebRTC Global Summit Day One: Tuesday 1st April 2014

Conference Agenda

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08:15 Analyst Breakfast Briefing SessionsFeaturing:Mike Roberts, Principal Analyst, Informa Telecoms & Media Tsahi Levent-Levi, Founder, BlogGeek.me Alan Quayle,Owner, Alan Quayle Business &Service Development, USA Martin Geddes,Co-Founder, The Hypervoice Consortium Victor Pascual Ávila,Technology, Innovation &Strategy Consultant, WebRTC Hacks

08:55 Welcome and Business Card SwapChair: Alan Quayle, Owner, Alan QuayleBusiness & Service Development, USA

09:00 Revealing the Potential of WebRTCas an Industry Game-Changer• Developing a Proof of Concept for WebRTC • Assessing the value-addition of WebRTC for

operators• Studying interconnection aspects with IMS• Means of integrating WebRTC with telcos’

existing core servicesPatrice Crutel, Senior Architect - Core and ServiceNetwork Layer, Bouygues Telecom, France

09:20 Enabling Reliable, Carrier-GradeWebRTC Services• How can communications service providers offer

WebRTC services with carrier-grade reliability? • What techniques can be used to ensure

interoperability from any device or browser, acrossany network, and with diverse media handling?

• How to overcome the security challenges fromboth a user and a network perspective?Douglas Tait, Director, SDP Product Marketing,Oracle Communications

09:40 Telecom Italia: Early AdopterExperiences• Early adopter experiences from a leading CSP• Reviewing all that we set out to accomplish

through WebRTC• Plans to develop WebRTC services for internal

corporate use• Findings so far, next steps and timelines for

implementationEnrico Marocco,Technical Lead, Telecom Italia,Italy

10:00 Object Real Time Communications(ORTC) Giving WebRTC New PowerTrent Johnsen, CEO, Hookflash

10:20 Networking Break, Exhibition Visit & Speed Networking

11:30 Panel Discussion: How Can TelcosBenefit From Emerging WebRTCOpportunities?• Just how disruptive does WebRTC stand to be

to the existing telco business model? • Assessing the various threats and opportunities

posed by WebRTC – where do the greatestopportunities lie?

• Tackling the concern that telcos could get cutout of the value chain – how should telcos bestrespond?

• Identifying suitable survive and thrive tactics fortelcos over the next five years

Sebastian Schumann, Senior Designer, SlovakTelecom, SlovakiaMark Windle, Head of Marketing, OpenCloudManuel Nunes Sanz, Head of NetworkAutomation & Dynamization, GCTO InnovationUnit, Telefonica Global Resources, Telefonica,Spain

12:00 Powering Every Web Browser withUnified Communications• BroadSoft’s vision for WebRTC• Extending the benefits of UC Beyond the

EnterpriseMicaela Giuhat, VP of Global Alliances, Broadsoft

12:20 Operator Case Study: Advantagesof WebRTC Adoption• Weighing up the cost advantages of WebRTC

against existing communication methods• WebRTC’s potential to enable existing players

to develop new revenues and bring a freshapproach to the market

• Telco reactions – branching out into the OTT spaceManuel Nunes Sanz,Head of Network Automation& Dynamization, GCTO Innovation Unit, TelefonicaGlobal Resources, Telefonica,Spain

12:40 Panel Discussion: Cutting Throughthe Competitive Landscape• Expectations as to how how telcos, service

providers and social media sites will adapt theWebRTC technologies in near future

• Can telcos, VoIP OTTs and new players allcompete and survive in this new marketplace?Where will the fallout be?

• Will traditional telephony and VoIP as we know itstill have a place in this bold new era, or will webbroadcasting become all-encompassing?

• Who stands to support this new technology andwho will get left behind?

• Responding to the challenge posed by OTTs,who are currently in a position to launchWebRTCs much more quickly than telcosChang Feng, VP Technology & Innovation, ooVooLLCAndrew Goldberg, VP strategy & marketing,Dialogic IncPatrice Crutel, Senior Architect - Core and ServiceNetwork Layer, Bouygues Telecom,France

13:10 Lunch & Exhibition Visit

14:10 WebRTC and Unified Communications:Revolutionising How We Communicate• Highlighting the benefits of WebRTC• Attaining true Peer-to-Peer real time

communication between web browsers, mobileapps and embedded devices

• Short-term and long-term benefits for serviceprovidersTerry McCabe, CTO, Mavenir Systems

14:30 IMS and WebRTC: TechnologyImpact and New "TelcoOTT"Business Model• New Roles for CSP in multimedia communication• Opportunities for CSP to create new types of

services and application• WebRTC and SDN: a powerful mix for CSP and

for Enterprises• The TelcoOTT Business Models• Opportunities for OTTs to expand to Telco

businessFederico Descalzo, Head of Smart Networks andProducts, Italtel

14:50 Case Study: NTT – A Global CellularOperator Perspective• 3GPP Standardisation of WebRTC in SA WG2,

progress and findings to date• Advantages of WebRTC for a mobile service

provider in extending reach and breaking downgeographical barriers

• NTT’s own approach to WebRTC and workundertaken so farTakashi Kozimizu, Research and DevelopmentCentre, Core Network Development Department,Future Network & Global Strategy Group, NTT DoCoMo, Japan

15:10 Panel Discussion: WebRTC from aNetwork and Services Perspective• Considering the likelihood of three possible

consumption modes for WebRTC on mobile:the native browser, browser app and regular app

• WebRTC’s advantages for mobile developers asa single interface which can be used for bothdesktop and mobile

• Evaluating how WebRTC might provide a cost-effective means to expand geographicalfootprint and mobile providers’ reach

• What role will IMS play in a WebRTC mobileenvironment?

• Using WebRTC to bridge apps across mobilesand web browsers and break down geographicalbarriersTakashi Kozimizu,Research and DevelopmentCentre, Core Network Development Department,Future Network & Global Strategy Group, NTTDoCoMoAndrzej Milkowski, Director of Network Planningand System Engineering, Play Mobile, Poland Victor Pascual Ávila,Technology, Innovation &Strategy Consultant, WebRTC Hacks

15:40 Case Study: The VoIP Perspective• Highlighting the huge value of the social network

established by existing VoIP Players • WebRTC’s advantages in augmenting and

strengthening VoIP players’ existing networks,enabling more interactions and additionalservices

• Migration strategies to the WebRTC videocodec to run multiple signaling protocols in thenetwork without requiring to transcode themediaChang Feng, VP Technology & Innovation, ooVoo LLC

16:00 Networking Break & Exhibition Visit

Chair: Alan Quayle,Owner, Alan Quayle Business &Service Development, USA

17:00 Come and listen to some of theindustry’s leading WebRTC applicationdevelopers as they take to the stage witha series of Developer Demonstrations,showcasing a variety of ways in whichWebRTC can be used. These will be presented to the full conferenceaudience and commented on and scored byan independent panel of judges.

The top scoring entry overall will win the WebRTC Global Summit DeveloperAward 2014.

18:30 End of Day One

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WebRTC Global Summit Day Two: Wednesday 2nd April 2014

08:15 Analyst Breakfast Briefing SessionsFeaturing:Mike Roberts,Principal Analyst, Informa Telecoms & Media Tsahi Levent-Levi,Founder, BlogGeek.me Alan Quayle,Owner, Alan Quayle Business &Service Development, USA Martin Geddes,Co-Founder, The HypervoiceConsortium Victor Pascual Ávila,Technology, Innovation &Strategy Consultant, WebRTC Hacks

08:55 Welcome and Business Card SwapChair: Alan Quayle,Owner, Alan Quayle Business& Service Development,USA

09:00 Keynote Presentation: Google’sAmbitions for WebRTC• Summarising the foundation of WebRTC.org and

Google’s intentions for HTML5• The possibilities are endless: reflecting on early

WebRTC experimentation with games, augmentedreality and gesture tracking

• WebRTC’s biggest impact in enabling humanconversation in normal everyday scenarios withoutthe need for specific apps

• Aims to create an open web platform that has aquality standard so high that any system will beable to adopt it without compromise

• The first step: Ensuring that the technology is fullystable and secureSerge Lachapelle, Group Product Manager, Google *

09:20 Panel Discussion: Unleashing theBenefits of WebRTC• Where are we with standards and what's next• Expanding WebRTC usage beyond the browser• Capitalizing on the data channel - an under-

appreciated capability• Pragmatic issues constraining the WebRTC

explosionPanellists include:Douglas Tait,Director, SDP Product Marketing,Oracle CommunicationsDr. Niklas Blum, Fraunhofer FOKUS,Germany

09:50 Panel Discussion: Advantages ofWebRTC in Enterprise • Expanding an existing cloud services offering with

WebRTC• Utilising WebRTC for effective Customer Retention

Management (CRM)• Creating a remote Doctor’s service with WebRTC• How WebRTC can help in a customer contact

centre CRM environment• Transforming customer service through real time

dialogue – enabling customers to stand out fromthe crowd

• Results of early implementations and implicationsfor the future use of WebRTC in an enterprisesettingAdrian McGrath, IT Consultant, Rivera Solutions, UK Alexey Aylerov,CEO, ZingayaKavan Seggie,Founder & CEO, AddliveRoger Norris, Sales Engineer, LiveOpsJohn Logsdon, Founder and CEO, Drum

10:30 Networking Break, Exhibition Visit & Speed Networking

11:45 Panel Discussion: AddressingSignalling Challenges• Outlining the challenges in voice signalling for

WebRTC, given the need for it to be bi-directionaland happen over HTTP/S (but HTTP is inherentlymono-directional)

• The need to think carefully about signaling, giventhat the choices made could make or breaknetwork architecture moving forward

• Examining potential solutions: BOSH/COMETHacks (well-established) vs. the WebSocketStandard (immature)

• Considering various approaches: • SIP over WebSockets• XMPP/Jingle over WebSockets• HTTP/REST• Something else (every app is different)Nuno Silva,Project Manager, Product & ServiceLaunch - Quality of Service Direction, PortugalTelecomSebastian Schumann, Senior Designer, Slovak Telecom

12:15 Call Continuity Between the Mobileand WebPage• Demonstrating a new Call Continuity solution• How WebRTC is able to help streamline operationsGrzegorz Sikora, Intelligent Network Expert, T-Mobile Poland

12:35 Panel Discussion: Gateways in aWebRTC WorldGateways are essential: In order for WebRTC tobecome mainstream, it must connect to thecommunication world of today. Considering variousgateway solutions and requirements:• Media GW (translating OPUS to G.7XY/AMR/… and

VP8 to H.26X), taking care of bridging between theways media channels and FW/NAT traversal arehandled)

• Signalling GW (translating the unknown and non-mandatory signalling of WebRTC toSIP/Jingle/H.323/proprietary systems)

• Signaling GW type 2 (connecting WebRTC trafficwith IMS, respecting Authentication and ResourceReservation requirements for QoS)

• PSTN GW (providing PSTN termination forWebRTC, eg. to enable someone to make a callfrom a website straight to a mobile phone number)Mark Weideck, CEO,TenhandsEnrico Marocco, Technical Lead, Telecom Italia,Italy Patrice Crutel,Senior Architect - Core and ServiceNetwork Layer, Bouygues Telecom,FrancePedro Pereira, CTO, WIT Software

13:05 Lunch & Exhibition Visit

13:05 WebRTC Codec and ProcessingRequirements• Summarising the IETF’s current work in this area• Voice and video interoperability between WebRTC

applications as integral to the success andadoption of WebRTCx

• Audio processing and codec requirements forWebRTC client implementationsTsahi Levent-Levi, Founder, BlogGeek.me

14:20 Panel Discussion: Defining andRefining the WebRTC API• Developing WebRTC Data Channel applications• Defining the challenges involved in separating the

service from the underlying IP carrier• Peer-to-Peer implementation: Current

compatibility issues between devices• Difficulties involved in achieving suitable app control• Privacy and security• SIP v WebRTC: The road ahead• The ongoing Codec debateEd Schmit, Executive Director, AT&T,USAPaulo Chainho, Senior Consultant, PortugalTelecomGrzegorz Sikora, Intelligent Network Expert,T-Mobile Poland

15:00 Networking Break & Exhibition Visit

16:00 WebRTC: A Lightweight Front-End toa Communications Cloud • How WebRTC can be deployed as front-end for

VoIP, RCS and VoLTE services• How the network makes a difference supporting

various service criteria• The importance of offering service differentiation• Blueprint of a Communications Cloud

Environment• Experiences from the FOKUS Smart

Communications and FUSECO PlaygroundsDr. Niklas Blum and Prof. Dr. Thomas Magedanz,Fraunhofer FOKUS, Germany

16:20 Beyond WebRTC: Enhancing WebHypermedia with Hypervoice• How will Hypervoice change our behavior and our

daily workflow?• How will Hypervoice affect the future of

collaboration?• What role will telecoms play in the future of

Hypervoice?• How will Hypervoice make web conferencing

better than meeting face-to-face? How will virtualteams adopt it?Martin Geddes, Co-Founder, The HypervoiceConsortium

16:40 Panel Discussion: Evaluating thePotential of WebRTC to Transformthe Industry• The need for regulation surrounding privacy and

the use of WebRTC data • WebRTC is arguably more secure than any other

solution before it, yet how can security beoptimised to its maximum potential?

• Considering other versions of WebRTC beingdeveloped by Facebook, Amazon etc – how mightthis affect compatability and the way the marketdevelops?

• Reviewing WebRTC’s disruptive nature, reducingbarriers of entry (both for companies with newservices and for those developers who gain accessto high end video conferencing technology)

• What features should go into WebRTC’s nextroadmap?

• Identifying the timescale for mass WebRTC rolloutacross the industryMartin Geddes, Co-Founder, The HypervoiceConsortium Rod Burns,Manager, Developer Engagement,Wireless Industry Partnership

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ONLINE NETWORKINGTOOLAll conference delegates, exhibitors,sponsors and speakers will receive aunique login and pin to the MobileIdentity online networking community.This is an opportunity for your to browsethe delegate list, make contact withothers and set up on site meetings inadvance, or during and after the event.

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VIP NETWORKING Utilising our longstanding relationships with the operatorcommunity, we are able to offer a number of pre-scheduledfacilitated meetings on behalf of our sponsors. This key facetof any package is designed to generate the greatest return oninvestment for our partners, and ensure your team aremeeting as many key decision makers at the event as possible

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SPEED NETWORKINGA chance to meet your peers in a fun,informal atmosphere, taking the concept of‘speed dating’ into the business arena.

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