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Adolfo Hernandez, EVP and President EMEA, Alcatel-Lucent Laurie Bowen, President – Sales and Strategy, Global Data and Mobility, Tata Communications Malin Frenning, Deputy Head of Business Area Broadband Services, TeliaSonera Andrew Barron, COO, Virgin Media Naohide Nagatsu, General Manager, R&D European Representative Office, R&D Planning Department, NTT Ahmad Julfar, Group COO, Etisalat Stephen Bates, Managing Director, RIM UK Rodrigo Barbosa, General Administrative Superintendent, Anatel Michael Antieri, President, Advanced Enterprise Mobility Solutions, AT&T Rajiv Mehrotra, Founder, CEO and Chairman, VNL Olaf Swantee, EVP, Europe and Sourcing, Orange France Telecom Phil Jordan, CIO, Telefónica O2 UK Russell Buckley, AdMob Evangelist, Google William So, Former President, China Unicom (Europe) David McCourt, CEO, Skyware Global Stephen Howard, Head of Global Telecoms, Media and Technology Research, HSBC Leong Keng Thai, Deputy Chief Executive and Director-General (Telecoms and Post), Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore Simon Weeden, Head of European Telecoms Research, Citigroup Gerd Leonhard, Media Futurist, Author and CEO, The Futures Agency Mike Fairman, CEO, giffgaff Stewart Easterbrook, CEO, Starcom MediaVest UK Shaun Collins, Managing Director, CCS Insight Emma Lloyd, Director of Mobile, BSkyB Wolfgang Kniese, CFO, T-Mobile Austria Hannes Wittig, Telecoms Analyst, JPMorgan Faisal Galaria, Global Head of Business Development, Spotify These speakers will be addressing some of the following key themes: Regulation: How will regulatory approaches shape the future of the global telecoms marketplace, and what effect will they have on commercial strategies and revenues? Reinventing next generation networks: How can the industry ensure fixed and mobile networks offer optimum speed, performance and accessibility via the various available devices? Emerging markets: Which markets will be the key to growth over the next three to five years and which strategies will allow businesses to capitalise on the opportunities available?
CEO insights: What lessons have industry leaders learned over the past 12 months and what opportunities and threats do they foresee on the road ahead? Efficiencies: What are the cost-optimisation initiatives that will still allow telecoms businesses to focus on their strategic goals? Value-added services: How can the telecoms sector contribute to the major emerging growth areas within digital entertainment? The new digital consumer: How is consumer behaviour changing as new platforms and digital channels open up, and what does this mean for companies attempting to build relationships with consumers? Further information about the conference can be found online at: www.ftconferences.com/telecoms For press accreditation please contact: Julien Payet FT Global Conferences & Events E: julien.payet@FT.com - ends - About the Financial Times: The Financial Times, one of the world’s leading business news organisations, is recognised internationally for its authority, integrity and accuracy. Providing essential news, comment, data and analysis for the global business community, the newspaper, printed at 24 print sites across the globe, has a daily circulation of 376,564 (ABC figures August 2010), while FT.com has over 2.7 million registered users and 149,047 digital subscribers. The FT’s combined print and paid digital circulation is 563,026 (Deloitte assured, July 2010) and it has a combined print and online average daily readership of 1.9 million people worldwide (PwC assured, November 2009) Details of all FT Conferences can be found online at: www.ftconferences.com About Oracle: Oracle is #1 in Communications globally with 20 of the world's top 20 communications companies running Oracle applications. Oracle Communications integrates industry-specific BSS and OSS solutions with a standards-based service delivery portfolio, as well as the capabilities of Oracle's industry-leading enterprise applications, business intelligence tools, and carrier-grade middleware and database technologies. Oracle Communications enables service providers to deliver next generation convergent services rapidly, increase customer satisfaction and loyalty, and reduce costs in the business and the network. For more information, visit www.oracle.com. About Hewlett Packard: As a world-leading information technology company, HP applies new thinking and ideas to create more simple, valuable and trusted experiences with technology. With HP Communications and Media solutions HP helps you transform the customer experience and achieve operational excellence through improved service delivery, customer intelligence, billing
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