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Programme overview | May 6th - 7th
Industry Days 2015
Table of Contents
04 | Welcome
06 | Conference agenda – Day 1
07 | Conference agenda – Day 2
08 | Demonstrations on site
12 | Speakers
18 | Transfer schedule
19 | Map of hotels & conference venue
20 | Hotels, venues & contacts
The eight Annual Industry Days in Luxembourg
Welcome to the SES Industry Days 2015 in Luxembourg. Since our conference last year several new developments have accelerated in our industry such as the definition of advanced satellite payloads offering a significantly higher throughput per satellite, the second phase of the Ultra HD standardization, new solutions such as HbbTV 2.0 and Push VOD for providing additional content offerings via satellite to consumers and last but not least new technology for distributing satellite delivered content in a secure manner on in-home IP networks.
Industry Days 2015 brings an exciting and comprehensive conference programme where specialists from the European Space Agency, from the European Broadcasting Union, from SES and from leading equipment and chip manufacturers will discuss and examine these new developments.
Once again Industry Days will be more than a conference: it is a platform to discuss and network with far over 200 industry colleagues from all over the world. But there is even more: please visit the over 20 booths of our industry partners who will exhibit their latest products and product developments and sound out new product solutions that could benefit your business.
All this wouldn’t have been possible without the contributions of our speakers, exhibitors and the dedicated support of the SES Industry Days team and I would like to sincerely thank you all for your work and commitments towards making this event a success.
Thomas Wrede VP, Reception Systems, SES
Welcome
Hot topics of 2015
• Ultra HD: better pictures with HDR and more colours
• Technology for Ka band HTS systems
• SAT>IP specification update, the IP-LNB and IP-antenna
• Satellite industry trends: where the growth is!
We are committed to building mutually beneficial partnerships. Together, we will continue to stimulate and support the development of innovative products and concepts.
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Day 1 – Wednesday, 6th May INDUSTRY INSIGHTS & OPPORTUNITIES
Moderator: Thomas Wrede
10:30 Registration and morning coffee
11:00 WelcomeKarim Michel Sabbagh (SES)
11:15 SES update – Opportunities in new markets with advanced satellite payloadsDaniel Biedermann (SES)
Traditionally the first session of the Industry Days will focus on latest developments in the satellite industry landscape, and how SES contributes to: a) the acceleration in the globalization of satellite solutions, b) the definition of a satellite right-to-win in distinct market segments Video, Fixed, Mobile and Government and c) the participation in technology and business innovation topics relevant to the satellite and launcher industry.
11:45 Growing business – Innovation in space and on the ground.
This session details a number of innovation efforts driven by the European Space Agency (ESA) and by European manufacturers. It specifically focuses on the technical and commercial opportunities of multibeam Ka band transmissions with high-symbol rate technology in wide-band satellite transponders.
• DTH related projects and activities Nader Alagha (European Space Agency)
• Fast internet broadband over satellite Peter Nayler (ST Microelectronics)
• The latest in wideband satellite modulators Gerhard Mocker (WORK Microwave)
13:00 LUNCH
14:15 Ultra HD – Launch ready with High Dynamic Range
Since presenting the first live satellite end-to-end UHD broadcast in HEVC encoding in 2160p60 format at Industry Days 2014, a number of exciting developments have progressed: from first live satellite commercial UHD broadcasting in Asia towards the beginning standardization of High Frame Rates (HFR) and High Dynamic Range (HDR) in a DVB UHD-1 Phase 2 initiative. Hear about the latest developments in standardization and learn about new flat screen technology that is going to be available in the markets soon.
• Ultra HD consumer panels – Will everyone see the difference? Bob Raikes (Meko Ltd.)
• The magic of better pixels - High Dynamic Range and more Arnd Paulsen (Dolby)
• Next generation TV standards Yvonne Thomas (EBU)
• Where are we at with UHD? A CE manufacturer’s perspective John Adam (Samsung)
Conference agenda
Day 1 – Wednesday, 6th May INDUSTRY INSIGHTS & OPPORTUNITIES
Day 2 – Thursday, 7th May NEXT GENERATION DTH TECHNOLOGY
16:15 COFFEE AND NETWORKING BREAK
16:45 Perspectives – Service and platform initiatives
Consumers today expect a plethora of linear and non-linear service offerings regardless of the delivery infrastructure. Satellite delivery hence must strive to deliver a video-on-demand experience enabled by state-of–the-art application interfaces while at the same time delivering a multi-screen experience. This session will present a number of important building blocks that operators need to consider delivering a top-class subscribers’ experience.
• HbbTV 2.0 - The next generation of OTT Laurent Etienne (httv)
• HD+: Delivering a multi-screen experience and higher resolution Georges Agnes (HD Plus GmbH)
• Solutions for VOD and catch-up televison over satellite Gregory Beaurin (Quadrille)
18:00 Q & A session
18:15 End of day 1
19:30 Dinner – ZanZen Luxembourg hosted by SES
Moderator: Thomas Wrede
8:45 Morning coffee
9:00 Welcome Wilfried Urner (SES)
9:15 Protecting the broadcasters’ assets
This session looks at solutions for protecting the broadcasters’ content assets from two perspectives: 1) Hear about new content protection technology and CAS-to-DRM solutions and 2) learn why professional installation practices for a satellite distribution network are essential for avoiding interference due to ingress from LTE base-stations and handsets.
• Media risk management - The evolving face of content protection Ivan Verbesselt (Nagra)
• Fighting interference: New “Signal tight” F-connectors Zdenek Samek (PPC)
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Day 2 – Thursday, 7th May (continued)
NEXT GENERATION DTH TECHNOLOGY
9:45 Technology that drives and innovates satellite reception
To the benefit of our industry chip manufacturers are capable of integrating more and more transistors on a given area of silicon proving that Moore’s Law is still applicable. Learn about the highly complex integrated circuits that enable today’s digital channel stacking solutions and the next generation of SAT>IP and optical fibre distribution technology.
• The outdoor unit technology revolution Glenn Chang (MaxLinear)
• The next generation of fibre satellite TV distribution products using Romeo & Juliet Malcolm Burrell (Global Invacom)
10:30 COFFEE AND NETWORKING BREAK
11:00 SAT>IP – roadmap of developments
Since last year’s Industry Days the SAT>IP communications protocol has got significant additional momentum. With the recent announcement of the SAT>IP Alliance at NAB 2015, now every operator and manufacturer can participate supporting the world-wide marketing and adoption of this technology. Hear about the next steps towards integrating CAS-to-DRM extensions into SAT>IP and listen to manufacturers’ presentations about new SAT>IP based product innovations.
• Where do we go next? SAT>IP Alliance and Operator Extension Tom Christophory (SES)
• The 2nd generation SAT>IP LNB platform Peter Lyhne Uhrenholt (Triax)
• Ready to go: the IP flat antenna Seung Joon IM (I Do It)
12:30 LUNCH
13:45 Innovative technology for enhancing the consumer’s experience
In this session manufacturers present the underlying technology for new product developments combining new system-on-chip technology with creative software application developments.
• Introduction to Mstar semiconductors Patrick Molin (Mstar Semiconductor)
• A SAT>IP platform supporting the Smart Home Laurent Jabiol (Hyperpanel)
• 4SeTV to strengthen the PayTV operator position Hyung Lim (DMT)
14:45 Q & A session
15:30 Closing comments
15:45 Coffee & end of SES Industry Days 2015
Conference agenda
1. DMT – 4SeTV Demo
DMT is demonstrating a whole new way to watch TV by showing the ability to look at 4 programs simultaneously on any screen. 4SeTV can strengthen PayTV operator position by combining abundant high quality linear programs from PayTV operator, touch screen experience consumers like, and large screen TVs consumers already own.
Contact: Hyung Lim [email protected]
2. GT-Sat International S.a.r.l. – dLNB – digital LNB
GT-Sat International, the European leader in LNB and satellite accessories supply, demonstrates its latest cutting-edge technological development: Digital SCR LNB, capable of independently supplying satellite signal to 32 receivers at the same time, using a single coax cable. The demonstration shows the strength and ease of use of the digital channel stacking technology. Viewers will be able to experience multi-STB HD/SD reception on the TV screen, supplied with one LNB.
Contact: Wojtek Mazur [email protected]
3. HyperPanel Lab – SAT>IP headed Gateway enabling seamless Smart-Home and IoT management.
SAT>IP has brought a perfectly compelling solution for the industry to bridge broadcast superior coverage and QoS together with modern mobile screens in a multiroom indoor context. The next frontier moving forward is then to tackle a smart home wider ecosystem whereby multiple IoT and connected things will be surrounding people’s houses. HyperPanel has built an original truly agile SAT>IP headed Gateway that also enables seamless smart home monitoring through intuitive TV management.
Contact: Laurent Jabiol [email protected]
4. Global Invacom Ltd – SwitchBlade – Fibre Multiswitch System
We will be showing SwitchBlade, our new ASIC based Optical Input Multiswitch product range. Switchblade combines the benefits of fibre distribution of several satellites with a combined coaxial output. As a scenario, a household connected to a Switchblade could select channels from Astra @19.2 E and @28.2 E (and additional two further satellites) over the same coaxial cable, distributed to the floor level by a fibre. This product allows for a very elegant & cost effective multi-satellite MDU installation.
Contact: Lee Allen [email protected]
5. Schwaiger – Novabase
Getaway based on sat2IP standard to distribute up to 4 multiroom clients TV and as well controls multiple Zwave and Zigbee devices in the house and interact between home automation, TV and audio devices.
Contact: Michael Pauli [email protected]
6. Xylostream Technology Limited – Live Ultra HD HEVC Encoding using Xylostream’s Excel 4000 main-10 p50/60 encoder
The Excel 4000 real time HEVC encoder for Ultra HD uses unique hardware acceleration to encode the full Ultra HD frame without tiles or slices, meaning that no processing is wasted on covering irritating joins. In addition, the rapid hardware development tool chain means that the unit can be quickly extended to cover new features e.g. temporal SVC, object-based sound and high dynamic range
Contact: Graham Cradock [email protected]
Demonstrations on site
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7. WORK Microwave GmbH – Wideband Modulator
WORK Microwave demonstrates a Wideband-Modulator, supporting up to 400 Msps. The unit includes inputs for Transport Streams as well as inputs for IP with integrated GSE encapsulation, allowing flexible usage of a complete wideband transponder for Broadcast- as well as Broadband- applications. Timeslicing according DVB-S2 Annex M is supported. This allows reception of the signal with new chipsets for wideband transponders.
Contact: Gerhard Mocker [email protected]
8. FTA Communication Technologies – Inverto’s Unicable2, SAT>IP and Next Generation HbbTV STB products
Hybrid distribution (IP and Coax-based) of up to 32 TV Programs using SAT>IP and dCSS (EN50607) technologies.
Contact: Yannick Laperche [email protected]
9. PPC Broadband – F Connectors, the risk factor with weather and LTE influences
PPC will demonstrate on the stand why it is so important to choose the correct Signal tight F connector as an LNB is suffering from weather influences and LTE Signals.
Contact: Zdenek Samek [email protected]
10. Nagravision S.A – NAGRA Media Server
A satellite to IP solution for in-home premium content distribution leveraging NAGRA AnyCast, OpenTV 5, MediaLive and SmarDTV.
Contact: José-Emmanuel Pont [email protected]
11. STMicroelectronics – High Symbol Rate demodulator enables broadband-broadcast multi-play experience via satellite
ST demonstrates Ultra-Fast Broadband- Broadcast Satellite demodulator IC – Oxford. ST, associated with CNES (French National Space Agency) demonstrates an ultra-fast high symbol rate satellite demodulator to address hybrid broadband, broadcast satellite gateways. The solution intends to complement terrestrial infrastructure such as fibre optic, cable, ADSL and cellular networks.
Contact: Peter Nayler – [email protected]
12. UNITRON GROUP – SAT>IP SMATV SERVER 5400
The newest Johansson MULTITUNER SMATV SERVER Ref. 5400, is a 19 inch rack mountable SAT>IP product which supports either dynamic or static operation, or any combination of both modes. In static mode, the 5400 can receive signals from 4 satellite bands and multicast up to 32 channels on your private IP network to a large amount of clients. In dynamic mode, 32 clients can simultaneously watch every channel which is available on the 4 satellite bands.
Contact: Joris [email protected]
13. HTTV – httvLink: HbbTV & HTML5 compliant Hybrid TV operating system for connected TV receivers
httvLink is an innovative Hybrid TV operating system for connected TV receivers. It is based on Linux and HTML5 solutions. Fully compatible with HbbTV 1.5, the growing standard for connected TV, httvLink offers as well advanced features such as multi-screen, TV portal applications, user-profile management and distribution of content within the home, non-linear TV services (VOD, catch-up TV and Push VOD), enhanced EPG, web browsing and multi-source media playback. It is available for all STB platforms: from pure broadcast (DVB T/T2/ S/S2/ C front-ends) to pure IP (IPTV, OTT) and hybrid.
Contact: Régis Saint [email protected]
Demonstrations on site
14. Panasonic – Panasonic SAT>IP screen
Server and client integration in TV products. Support for DVB-S/C/T networks via IP.
Contact: Marcus Kiefner [email protected]
15. Quadrille – Multimedia, VOD & Catch-up Services Over Satellite
Discover how On-Demand services can be offered to viewers with no or limited broadband connec-tion with Quadrille’s QuadriFast Multimedia Push Content Solution for satellite networks. You will see a VOD offer deployed by a DTH Pay-TV opera-tor and satellite-fed multimedia content services running on a set-top and a tablet with a limited IP return path.
Contact: Gregory Beaurin [email protected]
16. Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co.KG – Testing DVB-S2 and -S2X
Test and measurement equipment for profession-al and broadcast satellite applications: DVB-S2 & DVB-S2X real time signal generation, end-to-end transmission link simulations, IMUX / OMUX simulations, phase noise simulations, complex interference simulations, multi transponder signal generation, 500MHz DVB-S2 wideband signal generation, load generation solutions for the full satellite IF band (950MHz to 3000GHz) for payload testing, DVB-CID signal generation, audio/video/data generation and analysis, DVB-S/S2 monitoring equipment, spectrum analysis and wideband modulation measurements for satellite communication standards.
Contact: Ralph Kirchhoff [email protected]
17. I DO IT – Live demonstration of SELFSAT IP-AntennaSELFSAT IP antenna is SELFSAT antenna complied with special LNB, SAT>IP server integrated. SELFSAT IP-Antenna enables distributing full channels of HD & UHD satellite broadcasting through SAT>IP protocol. One SELFSAT IP-Antenna can serve up to 8 different mobile devices such as laptop, tablet, smart
phone etc. and users can choose all different favorite channels simultaneously.
Contact: JaeHo Ko [email protected]
18. TRIAX A/S – First-mover in SAT-IP technology
See the newest technology used live to bring Satellite TV on multiple devices. TRIAX present the proven to work 8 user SAT-IP LNB and H/V LNB.
Contact: Michael Friis [email protected]
19. Zinwell Corporation – Zinwell SAT>IP & dCSS Solutions
Zinwell is one of the pioneers in the industry to provide SAT>IP solutions. Its SAT>IP solution has been widely adopted by most of the well-known brands in the market. With professional technical experience, Zinwell is introducing a 4K/2K SAT>IP Headed Server to the market. The server also integrates with the latest standard – EN 50607. It makes the cabling of the server much easier and supports multiple tuner devices over one Coax cable.
Contact: Wen-Feng Tsai [email protected]
20. MaxLinear – End-to-End Satellite FSC™ 4K Solutions
A live demo with our partners PBI (UK) and ST showcasing a digital channel stacking LNB and 4K ST gateway based on MaxLinear’s Full-Spectrum CaptureTM technology that enables up to 11 Gigahertz (GHz) of RF spectrum to be captured and digitized on a single chip
Contact: Yves Rasse [email protected]
Demonstrations on site
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Thomas Wrede
VP, Reception Systems, SES
Thomas Wrede joined SES in 1992, and was actively involved in many developments, including digital satellite television/radio, in-home signal distribution, satellite return-channel technology, internet via sat-ellite and HDTV. More recently, his focus is on the technical commercial aspects of hybrid satellite-ter-restrial content delivery and the introduction of 3D TV via satellite. Thomas represents SES in the DVB Commercial Module, and also chairs a technology and innovation forum at the German Association of Commercial Broadcasters and Audiovisual Services. Moderates the event
Karim Michel Sabbagh
CEO, SES
Mr. Sabbagh is the President & CEO of SES, and the Chairman of the Executive Committee. He is also the Chairman of SES ASTRA, and is a member of the Board of Directors as well as the Risk and Audit Committee of O3b. Additionally, he is a member of the Yahlive Board of Directors. He served on the Board of Directors of SES from April 2011 until August 2013 and was a member of the Audit and Risk Committee of SES for the same period. Mr Sabbagh is a visiting professor at Écoles des Ponts et Chaussées ParisTech (Grandes Écoles) in France. Speaks on Day 1 at 11:00
Speakers
Daniel Biedermann
SVP, Corporate Development, SES
Daniel Biedermann has worked in the space industry for more than 25 years. He joined SES in 2000, where he has held different roles in business development and strategic planning. He is presently part of the CDO leadership team, serving as SVP Corporate Development. Daniel is a Swiss national, has a Masters of Business Administration from the University of Stirling, Scotland, and graduated from Swissair engineering school in Zurich, Switzerland. Speaks on Day 1 at 11:15
Nader Alagha
Senior Telecommunication System Engineer, European Space Agency
Dr. Nader Alagha is with the Technical Directorate at ESA Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC) where he is leading several R&D projects related to the next generations of broadcasting and broadband satellite networks. He has been the editor of the Lower Layer Guidelines Document for the DVB-RCS2 Standard and also contributed to the technical working group on DVB-S2X. Dr. Alagha is an executive committee member of the IEEE Benelux Chapter on Communications and Vehicular Technology. Speaks on Day 1 at 11:45
Peter Nayler
CPD Front end Technical Marketing and Busi-ness development, STMicroelectronics
Peter Nayler is responsible for the definition and market development of front end and connectivity devices within the Consumer Products Division at STMicroelectronics. Peter is a Member of the Institution of Engineering and Technology (UK), Chartered Engineer and holds an MBA from the Grenoble Ecole de Management. Previous experience includes RF applications engineering manager, RF design (cellular), system architect, high speed digital and fiber-optic communications systems design, consultant. He holds 3 patents.Speaks on Day 1 at 12:15
Bob Raikes
Managing Director, Meko Ltd
Bob has been in the display business since “before IBM had a PC”. As well as having practical experience in the sales and marketing, since 1994 he has been the principal of Meko Ltd, a specialist market research consultancy and is editor of “Large Display Monitor” and “Mobile Display Monitor”. Meko also publishes the Display Daily free news source and website.Speaks on Day 1 at 14:15
Arnd Paulsen
Senior Manager Broadcast Systems, Dolby Laboratories
Arnd Paulsen gained experience as Systems Engineer, Product Manager and at latest as Business Development Manager working 13 years in broadcast systems integration with Philips, Thomson and Grass Valley. As a Senior Manager Broadcast Systems he consults Broadcasters and Network Operators launching new services and adopting new technologies. He executed many international broadcast projects such as the FIFA WorldCup and Olympics.Speaks on Day 1 at 14:45
Gerhard Mocker
Director Satcom Research, WORK Microwave GmbH
Gerhard Mocker graduated as Electrical Engineer (Dipl.-Ing.) and received the Dr.-Ing. degree from University of Erlangen-Nuremberg. From 1989-2000 he worked at ANT Nachrichtentechnik, Bosch Tele-com, GE Capital Spacenet Services, Gilat Europe in Backnang, Germany in different positions in the area of satellite ground station and satellite net-work technology. In 2001 he joined WORK Micro-wave and works since then on the design of fre-quency converter and DVB modulator products for satellite communication, currently with a focus on research projects for new satcom technologies.Speaks on Day 1 at 12:45
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Speakers
Yvonne Thomas
Project Manager, Future Television Systems, EBU
Yvonne Thomas graduated in Television Technologies and Electronic Media Engineering from University of applied Science Wiesbaden, Germany, in Oct. 2010 and received a prominent award of the ARD/ZDF Academy in 2011. At the EBU Yvonne works in the Technology & Innovation Department where she is responsible for projects on Future Television technologies, such as UHDTV, 3D or LED studio lighting. Yvonne coordinates the EBU`s Strategic Program BeyondHD.Speaks on Day 1 at 15:15
John Adam
Head of Business Development & Industrial Affairs, Samsung Research UK
John Adam graduated in Physics from the University of Glasgow and has been employed by Samsung since 2002. John’s team in Samsung engage with Broadcasters on future service and business plans and work with EU Regulators and Standards Bodies on digital media regulation and standardisation. John represents Samsung on a number of external industry bodies including DVB Steering Board, HbbTV Steering Board & the CI Plus LLP.t.Speaks on Day 1 at 15:45
Georges Agnes
Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer, HD PLUS
Georges Agnes, born in 1969 in Luxembourg, is the Chief Operating Officer of the HD PLUS GmbH since 2007. From 2002 until June 2007 Georges Agnes was Vice President Business Development at SES ASTRA and was heading the strategic development in the field of broadcast and broadband services. Georges Agnes already works since 1996 for the SES Group in various roles in the area of Business Development and Corporate Development.Speaks on Day 1 at 17:20
Laurent Etienne
CTO, HTTV
Laurent studied Embedded System and Image Processing at ISEP, and holds a French Engineering Master Degree. He started off developing an MPEG2 encoding software. He participated in the roll-out of interactivity on the Canalsatellite platform. In 1997, he joined the world leader in interactive TV middleware, OpenTV™, to deploy iTV in France and in Europe. He participated in Hybrid Television initiatives, starting with the French H4TV specification, leading in 2009 to the creation of HbbTV. Speaks on Day 1 at 16:45
Wilfried Urner
CEO, SES Platform Services, CEO HD PLUS, SVP Product Development & Management, SES
Wilfried Urner is the chairman of SES Platform Services GmbH, a role he has held since 2002, and is also the SVP Commercial Products, Product Development & Management. Since May 2009, Mr Urner is also the chairman of the Managing Board of HD PLUS GmbH, which markets HD+, an offer of channels in HD quality that is receivable via the Astra satellite system in Germany. Speaks on Day 2 at 09:00
Zdenek Samek
Technical Manager Europe, PPC Broadband a Belden Company
Mr Samek is a Satellite and CATV Engineering expert for over 30 years and one of the top 3 per-sons in the world of signal Moon bouncing in ham radio activity. Mr Samek is a reckoned worldwide speaker about the hidden influences of signals like LTE on the normal transmission signal. Mr Samek has trained over 1000 Satellite Installation techni-cians to introduce the next generation of Signal-Tight connectors and helped them to reduce churn and increase customer satisfaction.Speaks on Day 2 at 09:30
Gregory Beaurin
Area Sales Manager, Quadrille
Gregory has over 10 years of experience in the Software and Electronics Industry. He led different sales positions in Consulting and Digital Television. Gregory joined Quadrille in 2011 from Viaccess-Orca to lead business development in Europe and Africa. He earned an Engineer in Electronics diploma from ISEN in France and a Specialized Master in International Negotiation from ESC Rennes School of Business. Speaks on Day 1 at 17:40
Ivan Verbesselt
Senior Vice President Group Marketing, Nagra Kudelski
Before Nagra, Ivan was the Principal of Quadratio Con-sulting Ltd focusing on Broadband TV. He has also been active as a guest professor in Marketing at the International University in Geneva. Prior to this, Ivan Verbesselt was Vice President in charge of Alca tel’s TV business (ICE). Before that he led the Product Market-ing and CTO office of Alcatel’s DSL business. Ivan started his career in tel co in 1990 when he joined Alca-tel’s Corporate Research where he enjoyed contribut-ing to the design of several category defining products in the broadband access space. Speaks on Day 2 at 09:15
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Malcolm Burrell
Technical Director, Global Invacom Limited
Mr Burrell is the Director of Advanced R&D at Global Invacom Limited and also sits on the Board of Global Invacom Group Limited. He is a Char-tered Engineer with 33 years of RF design, technical management and corporate management experi-ence, gained whilst working in the consumer elec-tronics, satellite earth station and military commu-nications sectors. Mr Burrell holds a B.Sc. in Electronic Engineering and is a member of the IET.Speaks on Day 2 at 10:00
Glenn Chang
Senior Director of Technical Marketing, MaxLinear
He helped to drive MaxLinear’s tuner and tuner related system-on-chip products in terrestrial, cable, and satellite communications. He is developing wireless infrastructure systems. He served as a RF and Mixed Signal IC design engineer, then as a design manager for the Bluetooth product line at Siliconwave, a designer and developer of radio fre-quency systems-on-chip in wireless and broadband com. systems. He received a B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degree in Electrical Engineering, and an MBA all from the University of California.
Speaks on Day 2 at 09:45
Speakers
Peter Lyhne Uhrenholt
Product Director, Triax A/S
Peter Lyhne Uhrenholt has more than 15 years of experience within the telecom and related industries with a strong knowledge of all the drivers in the market. Together with the TRIAX Group Management team he is leading the strong development of TRIAX as one of the largest companies in Europe providing products and solutions for reception and distribution of TVSpeaks on Day 2 at 11:35
Tom Christophory
Senior Manager, Video & IP Technology, SES
Tom is SES’s senior manager Video & IP technology and brings with him close to 25 years of experience in both video and IP technologies. After graduating from UCL and Imperial College London, Tom joined Philips Corporate Research in Eindhoven to work on first MPEG implementations. At SES Tom has been involved in many broadcast related systems projects and has been a key driver for SES ASTRA activities linked to improvements in television. Tom’s core interests are in the area of future broad-casting technologies and the convergence of televi-sion and networking. Tom represents SES in several internal standardisation organisations.Speaks on Day 2 at 11:15
Hyung Lim
VP Marketing, DMT
Mr. Hyung Lim is currently the Vice President of Marketing at DMT. Mr. Lim has more than 20 years of work history in planning and managing imple-mentation of innovative product strategies and new business development initiatives around emerging and advanced technologies. His past experience includes the development of complex system-on-chips for pay TV set-top-boxes to enable advanced technologies and services.Speaks on Day 2 at 14:30
Seung Joon IM
CEO, I DO IT Co., Ltd (SELFSAT)
Mr. Im participated in economic mission to Germany with President Park Geun-Hye. He was also awarded Glorious Korean Trade leader of the month. Previously, he worked as a CEO at Neovia, a LCD TV manufacturer in France and as a sales expert for European region in LG Electronics.Speaks on Day 2 at 11:50
Laurent Jabiol
Chief Marketing Officer, HyperPanel Lab
Laurent Jabiol co-founded NEOTION in 2000, and ran it for a decade. As CEO, he successfully com-pleted an IPO in 2006 and personaly drove the company’ s standardization activities, typically MPEG-4, but also CI-PLUS which he co-originated. As CMO of HyperPanel, he coordinates the com-pany’ s strategic positioning in offering a whole new copyrighted operating system enabling IoT to become increasingly smarter, agile and secure, while drastically lowering hardware cost and power consumption.Speaks on Day 2 at 14:10
Patrick Molin
Sales and Marketing Director, Mstar Semiconductors, Inc.
Patrick has started his career as Asic Design Center Manager, developing solution for Telecom industry. After 8 years with National Semiconductors in tech-nical management, Patrick has moved into various Euro pean Sales and Marketing positions for Alcatel and Lucent Technologies. Before Mstar, he was General Manager of Agere Systems France. With Mstar since 2006, Patrick has successively covered several product lines marketing and geographical sales regions. He is currently in charge of South Europe operators and STB markets.Speaks on Day 2 at 13:45
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Bus transfer schedule
Transfers are only available to and from the following hotels
•Alvisse Parc Hotel •Hotel Meliá Kirchberg
•Hotel Sofitel Europe Kirchberg
TUESDAY 5TH MAY
•From the airport to hotels: Airport pick-ups by taxi or bus are based on arrival time communicated by each delegate via the online registration page.
•Meeting Point: Upon your arrival, please look for an SES sign at the arrival area, whereby a hostess or a taxi driver will guide you to the shuttle service.
WEDNESDAY 6TH MAY
MORNING - Conference day 1 start
•From airport to the venue: For guests arriving on the day, we have arranged a shuttle service between the airport and the conference venue based on arrival time communicated by each delegate via the online registration page.
•From airport to Alvisse Parc Hotel: For guests arriving early on the day, we have arranged a shuttle service between the airport and the Alvisse Parc Hotel based on arrival time communicated by each delegate via the online registration page.
•From Alvisse Parc Hotel to the venue: For guests who arrived the day before or early on the 6th May, we have arranged a shuttle between the Alvisse Parc Hotel and the venue. The departure times are as follows:•09.00am•10.00am
AFTERNOON – Conference day 1 end
•From the venue to Alvisse Parc Hotel: After the conference, buses will leave for the Alvisse Parc Hotel. The departure times are as follows: •06.00pm•06.30pm
WEDNESDAY 6TH MAY (Continued)
DINNER
•From Hotels to dinner venue: Bus shuttle will leave from the hotels to the dinner venue. The departure times are as follows: •07.00pm
•Meeting points: Alvisse Park Hotel: In front of thehotelatthemainstreet•Meliá/SofitelEurope / venue: In front of the venue.
•From dinner venue to hotels: Bus shuttle will leave from the dinner venue to the hotels. The departure times are as follows: •10.00pm •10.30pm•11.00pm•11.30pm•12.00pm
•Meeting point: Place de la Constitution, right in front of the main entrance of the restaurant.
THURSDAY 7TH MAY
MORNING – Conference day 2 start
•From Alvisse Parc Hotel to the venue: We have arranged bus shuttles from Alvisse Parc Hotel to the venue. The departure times are as follows: •07.30am•08.30am
AFTERNOON – Conference day 2 end
•From the venue to Alvisse Park Hotel: We have arranged bus shuttles from the venue to Alvisse Parc Hotel. The departure times are as follows: • 03.30pm•04.30pm
•From the venue to the airport: We have arranged bus shuttles from the venue to the airport. The departure times are as follows: •Every hour from 12.00 - 07.00 pm
•People who stay at the Sofitel Europe and at the Meliá are supposed to take this shuttle too.
•From Alvisse Parc Hotel to airport: We have arranged bus shuttles from Alvisse Parc Hotel to the airport. The departure times are as follows: •Everyhourfrom 04.00 - 07.00 pm
•Meeting point at the SES reception desk. Time schedule may be adapted during the event - depending on travel details communicated by each delegate. Please confirm the transfer at the SES reception desk.
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Avenue John F. Kennedy
Avenue John F. Kennedy
Avenue John F. Kennedy
To Luxembourg
Center
Rue Alcide de Gasperi
Rue du Fort Niedergruenewald
Rue Galileo Galilei
Rue du Fort Thuengen
Rue du Fort Thuengen
Rue du Fort Thuengen
Rue Jules Wilhelm
Rue Jules Wilhelm
Blvd. Konrad Adenauer
To Airport
Philharmonie
V Venue: Luxem
bourg Congress
1 H
otel Melia
2 H
otel Sofitel Europe
T Transfer bus
P
Parking Place de l’Europe (Vinci Park )
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CONFERENCE VENUE
Luxembourg Congrès
4 Place de l’ Europe L-1499 Luxembourg +352 4302 57751
DINNER EVENT VENUE
Restaurant-Bar Zanzen
27-29 r. Notre-Dame 2240 Luxembourg +352 26 20 18 22
1. Hotel Melia
1 Park Dräi Eechelen (10 Rue Fort Thuengen) Luxemburg 1499
Contact : Tomas Pedroni Tel: +352 27 333 205 Fax: +352 27 333 999
2. Sofitel Europe
4 Rue du Fort Niedergrunewald L- 2015 Luxembourg
Contact : Britta Homann Tel : +352 43 77 61 Fax : +352 43 60 94
3. Alvisse Parc Hotel
120 Route d’Echternach L-1453 Luxembourg
Contact : Yvonne Ribau Tel : +352 43 56 43 81 03 Fax : +352 43 69 03
RECOMMENDED HOTELS
EVENT SUPPORT CONTACTS
Event Manager Marie-Laure [email protected] +352 621 226 754
Event Assistant Terezia Tomcikova [email protected]+352 691 898 985
MANAGER FOR BUS TRANSFERS
Transfer Manager Liz [email protected]+352 39 00 83 810
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EMERGENCY CONTACTS
113 Luxembourg Police
112 Medical Help – ambulances
44 22 44 Fire Brigade
24 68 1 Hospital Kirchberg (9 rue Edward Steichen, L-2540 Luxembourg)
+352 40 52 52 Intertaxis (taxi service)
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