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COMMON CONFERENCE DAY 1 | WEDNESDAY 18 MARCH 2015

08.00   WELCOME, REGISTRATION AND COFFEE
     
   
MORNING CHAIRPERSON
Luyuan Fang, Microsoft
OPENING SESSION
08.30   LSO, SDN & NFV
   

Nan Chen, President, MEF
     
08.50   Is ‘Open’ the ‘Organic’ of the IT Industry?
   

Nicolas “Neela” Jacques,
Executive Director, OpenDaylight
     
09.10   SDN Snapshot: HW versus SW, De Facto versus De Jure, Open Standard versus Vendor
   

Curt Beckmann, CTO Europe, Chair of ONF Forwarding abstraction WG, Brocade
KEYNOTES SESSION
09.30   MPLS Architecture in Practice: SDN New Requirements
   

Loa Anderson, MPLS IETF WG Chairman, Huawei
     
10.00   COFFEE BREAK
     
10.30   SDN Technology and the Organization Transformation
   
Jan Häglund,
Head of Product Area Network Analytics & Control, Business Unit Cloud & IP,
Ericsson

     
11.00   Role of Inter Data Center Technologies: Application Performance
   

Sunil Khandekar,
CEO of Nuage Networks
     
11.30  

Kireeti Kompella,
Juniper Networks
     
12.00  

Dave Ward, Cisco
     
12.30   LUNCH
     
   
AFTERNOON CHAIRPERSON
Jean-Marc Uzé, Juniper Networks
Virtual Enterprise CPE Session
     
14.00   SDN & NFV Carriers Strategies
    Demonstrating how vBusiness CPE is the top NFV use case for revenue generation.

Michael Howard, Co-founder and Principal Analyst Carrier Networks, Infonetics
     
14.20   EasyConnect: a Digital Experience of the IPVPN Service
    EasyConnect is a new IPVPN service designed by Orange Business Service for SMB providing a complete digital experience to customers thanks to SDN technologies. Easy Connect introduces a self care portal where the customer can customize its service chain and flow policy in real time: all the changes are dynamically applied to the network thanks to Software Defined Network. Presenting the results of the EasyConnect service Proof of Concept in Orange Business Service live network.

Stephane Litkowski, Orange Business Service
     
14.40   Evolution of Colt’s Data Services Platform: from Vision to Execution
    • Solving today’s per-product silo approach and simplifying operations with next generation access
• Accelerating innovation with a modular multi-service Carrier Ethernet platform, SDN and NFV
• Simplifying the network stack with layer 1/2/3 integration
• Describing the service evolution (Ethernet, Internet and IPVPN) and the customer benefits

Valéry Augais, Senior Network Architect, Network & Platform Strategy and Architecture,Technology Services Unit, Colt
     
15.00   NFV and the Evolution of Managed Services to Boost Profitability
    Service Providers deliver today a comprehensive set of managed services in conjunction with their IP VPN service portfolio, including managed CPE and security gateways. NFV enables SPs to enhance their agility and efficiency in delivering managed services, deliver new services to existing customers in a cost-effective manner and ultimately, improve the bottom line. This presentation describes several NFV-based managed services uses cases.

Hector Avalos, VP Strategy & Business Development, Versa Networks
     
15.20   Life (cycle) Assurance from vCPE
    Migration to orchestrated SDN/NFV networks requires rethinking of existing procedures, which in many cases can be made faster and more efficient. The vCPE, although driven by other requirements, is a key enabler for this new generation of flexible life-cycle management.

Yaakov Stein, CTO, RAD
15.40   COFFEE BREAK
Open Source and Standards Session
     
16.10   The Open Platform for Network Functions Virtualization (OP-NFV)
    Recently a new organization was formed under the Linux Foundation called OP-NFV. This organization¹s goals are to build, largely from an operator¹s view, an NFV deployment infrastructure. The basis for this organization was founded on the base architecture from the ETSI NFV WG, but is quickly evolving that architecture to include modern twists.

Tom Nadeau, Brocade
     
16.30   Open Source vs. Standardisation: moving away from competition (the NFV use case)
    Reviewing the myths and realities about the alleged shortcomings of conventional standardization processes (delivery lifecycle, unsatisfactory compromise...) and about the expected benefits of Open source software development way and distribution based on the access to software source code. Discussing the NFV use case as it provides a good illustration of the need to combine both approaches on several axes.

Bruno Chatras, Morgan Richomme, Orange
     
16.50   OpenContrail Deployments Examples
   

Highlighting key OpenContrail deployment examples. Describing major product/solution differentiators and previewing key service delivery capabilities on the way.

Pedro Marques, Juniper Networks

     
17.10   Towards a Common Platform for Open NFV
    How OpenSource can boost interoperability but at the same time sustain an healthy business ecosystem. How ODL and OpenStack can help SP transition from legacy networking to agile networking More specifically, the Cloud Network Controller use case

Chris Price, Ericsson
     
17.30   Reinvent Network Dataplane: From POF to OpenFlow 2.0
    Network dataplane is used to be closed and rigid. Protocol-oblivious Forwarding (POF) opens the network dataplane and allows user to agilely customize and control the forwarding protocol and behavior. POF has successfully made it an essential proposal toward the next generation.

Dr. Haoyu Song, Senior Network Architect, Huawei Technologies USA
     
17.50   Open Solutions for NFV
    Reviewing the work that Intel is doing with software partners to make Carrier Grade NFV Infrastructure and Management components freely available

David Fraser,
Intel
DEBATE
18.10   Open Source & Standards: How they can fit together
    Discussing open source as a force for creating de facto standards versus traditional standardization mechanisms.
     
   
Moderator
:
Tom Nadeau,
Brocade


Participants:

  • Nicolas “Neela” Jacques, OpenDaylight
  • Curt Beckmann, ONF/ Brocade
  • Dave Ward, Cisco
  • Andy Kennedy, vmWare
  • Andrew G. Malis, Huawei
  • Wim Henderickx, Alcatel-Lucent
  • Dave Lenrow, HP
  • Diego Lopez, Telefonica
  • Thomas Morin, Orange
  • Pedro Marques, Juniper Networks
19.30   END OF CONFERENCE DAY ONE
   
19.30   WELCOME COCKTAIL
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