Previous Recent Congress -
produced by World Wireless Congress and World
Wireless Institute |
VIP Distinguished Keynotes |
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Very famous
Professor of IPR Law, Stanford Law School - Mark Lemley is the William H. Neukom Professor of Law at Stanford Law School, the Director of the Stanford Program in Law, Science and Technology, and the Director of Stanford's LLM
Program in Law, Science and Technology. He
teaches intellectual property, computer and
internet law, patent law, and antitrust. He is
the author of seven books (most in multiple
editions) and 133 articles on these and related
subjects, including the two-volume treatise IP
and Antitrust. His works have been cited 140
times by courts, including seven United States
Supreme Court opinions, and over 9,500 times in
books and law review articles. He has published
9 of the 100 most-cited law review articles of
the last twenty years, more than any other
scholar, and a 2012 empirical study named him
the most relevant law professor in the country.
Speaking time slot:
9:40am - 10:10am, Day One |
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Very famous
Inventor in Mobile Cloud IP and Open Wireless IP
- Willie Lu came to United States from
Germany as a specially talented immigrant in the
field of mobile and wireless technology. He is
chief inventor and chief architect of Mobile
Cloud IP and Open Wireless Architecture (OWA) IP
widely utilized in the mobile industry including
mobile devices and mobile chipsets. Based on his
global technical leadership of the field, Willie
founded World Wireless Congress in 2000,
expanded to Global
Mobile Congress to foster global collaboration
of research, education and development of next
generation mobile and wireless technology and
applications. Visit
http://Willie.LU for more.
Speaking time slot:
8:40am - 9:00am, Day One |
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Vice President of Architecture and
Technology, Juniper Networks - Parviz Yegani is currently the Vice President of Architecture and Technology at Juniper Networks. He has 20+ years of experience in telecom and networking industries with a very strong track record in technology innovation and product research. He worked at IBM (1990-1994), Qualcomm (1994-1999), Ericsson (1999-2000) and Cisco (2000-2008). In his tenure at Cisco (for about 9 years),he
was the lead architect of next generation mobile
networks and helped set the strategic direction
and mobile vision for the company.
Speaking time slot:
9:00am - 9:20am, Day One |
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Senior Vice
President, Cisco Systems - Senior Vice President
Doug Merritt is responsible for product, solutions and industry marketing at Cisco. Among his areas of expertise, Merritt speaks passionately about what’s necessary to realize the potential of the rapidly emerging Internet of Things. Prior to joining Cisco, Merritt led Silicon Valley startup Baynote through a period of significant investment and rapid growth within the emerging personalization and digital marketing optimization industry. Previously he was Executive Vice President (EVP) of Global On Demand Applications at SAP, where he accelerated the rate of new customer acquisition by over six times in less than one year. His tenure at SAP also included positions as EVP Premier Customer Network and EVP
Business User Applications.
Speaking time slot: 9:20am - 9:40am, Day One |
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CTO, Wireless Networking Business Unit, Cisco Systems
- Bob Friday is Chief Technology Officer for the Wireless Networking Business Unit, part of Cisco's Network Services Technology Group. He manages strategic wireless initiatives for the fast-growing Wi-Fi (wireless LAN) and WiMAX broadband (wireless WAN) businesses.
Friday's career has been focused on developing unlicensed wireless networking technology and products. He came to Cisco as the Chief Scientist and cofounder of Airespace, the wireless LAN leader acquired by Cisco in 2004. Friday has been awarded 13 patents. He holds a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering from Georgia Tech and a master of science degree in electrical engineering from San Jose State University.
Speaking time slot: 9:20am - 9:40am, Day One |
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President & CEO, NTT DOCOMO USA, Inc.
- Masaaki Maeda is currently President & CEO
of NTT DOCOMO USA, a wholly-owned subsidiary of
NTT DOCOMO, Japan's leading mobile
telecommunications company. He concurrently
holds the title of Associate Senior Vice
President in NTT DOCOMO and oversees new
business development in the Americas. Currently,
Mr. Maeda is spearheading the development of
strategic partnerships with US hightech
companies with an aim to introduce innovative
products and business models into the Japanese
wireless market.He received an MBA from MIT's
Sloan School of Management in June 2002. Speaking
time slot: 10:30am - 10:50am, Day One |
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Chief
Technology Officer, Ericsson N.A. -
Vish Nandlall is Head of Strategy, Marketing and Chief Technology Officer for Ericsson’s North American region. He is responsible for identifying Ericsson's long-term vision, defining the overall company strategy and driving business value creation for Ericsson’s customers in North America. Nandlall has led architecture and standards direction for product portfolios ranging from GSM, CDMA, WiMAX, LTE, metro DWDM,
carrier routing and switching and carrier VoIP
portfolios. Speaking
time slot: 10:10am - 10:30am, Day One |
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Vice President, Cloud Strategy, Ericsson N.A.
- Steve Bourgeois is an experienced Cloud
and Telecommunications executive who joined
Ericsson in 2012 to lead the Cloud Strategy
Growth Initiative in North America. He is
responsible for creating and leading a Cloud
strategy and go to market plan that positions
Ericsson as the premier Cloud products and
services provider. Bourgeois holds a BS in Engineering from the University of Texas and an MBA from the University of Phoenix. Speaking
time slot: 10:10am - 10:30am, Day One |
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Very
famous Professor of Mobile Technology, Beijing
Univ. of Post and Telecom - Ping Zhang is Director of Key Lab. of Universal Wireless Communications of Ministry of Education, Director of Wireless Technology Innovation Institute (WTI) of Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (BUPT).
He is an Executive Associate Editor-in-chief on
information sciences of Chinese Science
Bulletin, a Member of next-generation broadband
wireless communication network in National
Science and Technology Key Project, a Member of
the 5th Advisory Committee of National Natural
Science Foundation of China, the Chief Scientist
of “973” National Basic Research Program of
China and a Member of the 11th Beijing Municipal
Committee of Chinese People’s Political
Consultative Congress. His main research
interests are the theories and applications in
wireless communication area, especially in
converged open wireless architecture.
Speaking time slot:
9:00am - 9:40am, Day Two |
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Normal Keynotes or Featured Panel Speakers |
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Abhi Ingle, Vice President, Ecosystem and Innovation, AT&T Services
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Abhi is in charge of the Ecosystem and Innovation organization at AT&T whose charter is to sharpen AT&T’s focus on innovation both internally and externally, with an emphasis on speed, agility, and working with external ecosystems such as venture capital firms, start ups, and developers. Abhi is responsible for driving innovation at AT&T incorporating employee ideas from one of the world’s largest crowd-sourced employee innovation program – The Innovation Pipeline (TIP). His organization is also responsible for operating the global network of AT&T Foundries where a combination of design thinking, open collaboration and agile development can bring ideas to life rapidly. VIP
for New Mobile Wireless Technology Executive
Panel: 11:00am - 12:15pm, Day One |
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Geng Lin, CTO of Corporate Networks, Google - Dr. Geng Lin is CTO of Corporate Networks at Google. In this role, he leads the transformation of enterprise networking architecture to support the cloud-based IT service model both within Google and with Google cloud customers. Prior to Google, he was CTO of Networking Business and a Dell Fellow at Dell Inc where he had the overall responsibility for technology strategy, system architecture, product innovation, and partnership and acquisition of key technologies, for Dell's networking business. Before that, he was CTO of IBM Alliance at Cisco Systems.
VIP for New Mobile
Wireless Technology Executive Panel: 11:00am -
12:15pm, Day One |
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Seema Ghanekar, Head, Telecom & Hi- Tech vertical of L&T Technology Services
- Seema leads the strategic business unit of Larsen & Toubro with focus in the engineering services space, partnering with many of the Fortune 500 companies globally.
She brings with her a proven-success record spanning over 23+ years in Industry, which includes extensive experience in embedded systems development for different industries like Telecom, Process control and Automation.
Her responsibilities include operations and customer delivery management, strategic planning, giving business directions based on latest industry and technology trends. She has experience of handling multiple Offshore Development Centers and multi-year engagements with multiple Telecom semiconductor companies, OEMs, ODMs & ISV clients across various geographies like US, Japan, Europe.
A visionary, Seema has been responsible for work in the areas of enterprise
Mobility, cloud enablement for product
solutions, handset reference designs as
technology initiatives for the group.
VIP for New Mobile
Wireless Technology Executive Panel: 11:00am - 12:15pm,
Day One |
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Ronny A. Haraldsvik, Chief Marketing Officer, SpiderCloud Wireless - Ronny Haraldsvik rejoined SpiderCloud Wireless in June 2012 as SVP/CMO, having formerly served as VP Marketing July 2008 through mid December, 2010. Prior to, Mr. Haraldsvik was the SVP/CMO at BelAir Networks (acquired by Ericsson in April, 2012). Prior to BelAir Networks, he was VP of Global Marketing at Bytemobile, Inc. (acquired by Citrix). Previous roles include VP of strategy and marketing for mobile broadband at Qualcomm and VP of marketing at Flarion Technologies (a company acquired by Qualcomm). Before Flarion, Mr. Haraldsvik was the VP of marketing with Nortel Networks' Shasta IP Services BU (Shasta was acquired by Nortel) and director of North American field marketing with Bay Networks (acquired by Nortel Networks).
VIP for New Mobile
Wireless Technology Executive Panel: 11:00am -
12:15pm, Day One |
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Charles Fan, Senior Vice President of R&D,
VMware - Dr. Fan is Senior Vice President of
R&D at VMware, leading the global R&D team of
VMware's Application Storage and Data products.
Charles and his team are responsible for the
software-defined storage and big data strategy
and execution at VMware, a leader in cloud
infrastructure. Prior to this role, Charles was
the founder and leader of both the VMware China
R&D Center, and the EMC China Center of
Excellence. Today, Over 2000 engineers work in
those R&D Centers, and both centers are among
the most respected R&D groups in China. Prior to
his China roles, Charles was a co-founder and
CTO of Rainfinity, which was acquired by EMC in
2005. He led the creation of Rainfinity's
industry leading file virtualization and high
availability products. Charles is an expert in
distributed systems and network storage
technologies. He received his Ph.D. and M.S. in
Electrical Engineering from the California
Institute of Technology, and his B.E. in
Electrical Engineering from the Cooper Union.
VIP for New Mobile
Wireless Technology Executive Panel: 11:00am -
12:15pm, Day One |
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Hossam Salib, Vice-President of Edge Technology, Comcast -
Hossam Salib is Vice-President of Edge Technology in Comcast, with focus on new and competitive access technologies. He is a communication Technology executive with background in system and silicon development. Salib started his career in engineering developing navigation and signal processing electronics and ASICs for communication satellites after which he moved to developing wireless silicon used in 900Mhz phones & GSM phones. Mr. Salib holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Polytechnic University of New York.
VIP
for New Mobile Wireless Technology Executive
Panel: 11:00am - 12:15pm, Day One |
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Muddu Sudhakar, VP & GM of Cloud Services and Big Data Analytics,
VMware - Dr. Muddu is currently VP & GM of Cloud Services and Big Data Analytics at Vmware. Muddu was co-founder and CEO of Cetas which was acquired by VMware
in 2012. Muddu was CEO and Founder of Kazeon
acquired by EMC in 2009. At EMC Muddu was Chief Strategy Advisor for Information Management group and VP/GM of Cloud Information Services. Before co-founding Kazeon in 2003, he was co-founder and President of Sanera Systems, a next-generation SAN technology company. Sanera was started in 2000 and was acquired by McData in 2003 and McData was
acquired Brocade.
VIP for New Mobile
Wireless Technology Executive Panel: 11:00am -
12:15pm, Day One |
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Jin Yang,
Fellow, Verizon Communications - Dr. Yang is currently
a Fellow at Verizon Communications, responsible for wireless technology and strategy. She is leading next generation wireless network architecture and technologies, including heterogeneous network, Self-Organizing Network, LTE-advanced, NLOS wireless backhaul, and Device-to-Device communications. She has played a key role in development and commercialization of LTE network in 2010 and various CDMA network developments since 1995 at Verizon, Vodafone and AirTouch Communications. VIP
for New Mobile Wireless Technology Executive
Panel: 11:00am - 12:15pm, Day One |
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Kuochun Lee, CTO, Oplink Security - Dr. Lee is the CTO of Oplink Security, a Mobile Interactive Business Unit of Oplink Communications, Inc. since October 2012. Dr. Lee joined the company in January 2010 as the Senior Director of Business Development. From 1997, Dr. Lee was the CEO of Oridus, Inc., a Real-time Collaboration software-based company. From 1991 to 1997, Dr. Lee was a Senior CAD Manager with Cirrus Logic, working on design methodology and physical implementation of VLSI. Dr. Lee received his M.S. from Institute of Electronics, National Chiao Tung University, Hsin-Chu, Taiwan and PhD from Electrical Engineering, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio. Dr. Lee has published more than 50 technical papers in IEEE journals and conferences with the areas of parallel computing and Neural Networks. He also holds more than 13 U.S. Patens in the area of design engineering.
Mobile Applications and
Mobile Services Panel: 1:20pm - 2:30pm, Day One |
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Devkhumar Gandhi, Founder and CEO, Reliable Coders - Dev spent 10 years as a leader at Sprint/Nextel. In 2006 he founded Nexage, a mobile advertising exchange doing 40 billion impressions every month, where he served on the board until 2012. Dev raisied $25 million in funding from Blackberry Partners, Hearst Interactive, Singtel ventures and GrandBanks Capital. In 2011, Dev founded Reliable Coders, a web and mobile development studio. Dev holds several patents in the mobile space and continues to push his companies forward into the leading edge of the mobile frontier.
Mobile Applications and
Mobile Services Panel: 1:20pm - 2:30pm, Day One |
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Mamoun Abu-Samaha, Co-founder, MobiWee Inc. -
Mamoun Abu-Samaha is currently the co-founder of MobiWee Inc., a security, SMS routing and cloud file management advanced solutions provider.
Mamoun brings over 20 years of enterprise R&D, Innovation and IT expertise to his work. In his role, Mamoun applies his wealth of knowledge and technical expertise of enterprise mobility IT requirements, needs, and capabilities to deliver well-reasoned business and technology strategies to benefit to his customers.
In the past, Mamoun led Motorola Enterprise Mobility Strategy – Google company- and prior to that he led Hewlett Packard wireless and mobility strategy as HP wireless & Mobility CTO.
Mamoun’s significant work with mobile device, Phones, Tablets, corporate IT, mobile applications, network architecture, mobile security, synchronization, consumerization of IT, the future workplace, authentication, PKI, Certificates and IT mobile risk management, has established him as subject matter expert in edge of the network and end-to-end connectivity.
Mobile Applications and
Mobile Services Panel: 1:20pm - 2:30pm, Day One |
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Khurram P. Sheikh, former CEO, Powerwave Technologies - Khurram P. Sheikh was most recently the Chief Executive Officer at Powerwave Technologies, Inc. Previously Mr. Sheikh was the Chief Technology Officer & President,Global Business Units where he lead product development, engineering, R&D, business development and global product/business units for the company. Mr.Sheikh was ranked in the Top 10 CTOs for 2012 by ExecRank for his leadership in the wireless and Internet industry. Mr. Sheikh received advanced graduate degrees in Electrical Engineering with specialization in wireless communications from Stanford University. He also completed an executive development course in product development from the Harvard Business School. Mobile Cloud and Mobile
Enterprise Panel: 2:30pm - 3:30pm, Day One |
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Peter A. Howley, Chairman, Howley Management
Group - Peter is a serial entrepreneur with unprecedented successful experience in building high growth disruptive technology and service companies in a broad array of industries including
telecom, mobile, healthcare, social media and various internet sectors. As Chairman of The Howley
Management Group he works closely with
Entrepreneurs, CEO’s and Boards to turn good
ideas into great fast growing sustainable
businesses. He has the unusual reputation, even
in Silicon Valley, for making good things happen
fast.
Speaking time slot:
9:40am - 10:00am, Day Two |
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General Panelists |
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Peter Su, Counsel, Dentons US LLP
- Mobile IPR Strategy
Panel: 4:00pm - 5:00pm, Day One
Peter Su has been one of the foremost patent strategists in driving US and international trends toward strategic patent portfolio development. His lifelong practice empassses all aspects of intellectual property law in Silicon Valley for more than a decade, advising technology clients on high-stake patent portfolio creation, transactional monetization, inter partes reexamination, and patent litigation in federal courts involving mobile, cloud computing, social media, web search engines, integrated circuits, networking, medical systems, and optics. Mr. Su has conducted industry-wide smartphone patent risk analysis in the US, Japan, Europe, South Korea and China across major players and key enabling technologies. During this career, he has practiced patent law with several luminaries and preeminent law firms in Silicon Valley. |
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Joshua Mcguire, Senior Patent Counsel, Head of Strategic Android/Mobile Patents, Google
- Mobile IPR Strategy
Panel: 4:00pm - 5:00pm, Day One
Joshua McGuire is a Senior Patent Counsel at Google. Joshua is responsible for strategic patent issues for Google's Android and mobile business. While at Google, Joshua has been intimately involved in some of the most significant patent-related events that have occurred in the mobile space over the last decade, including the Nortel patent auction, the acquisition of Motorola Mobility by Google, and the mobile patent wars. He has extensive expertise in IP threat mitigation, complex patent acquisitions, patent-related mergers, IP licensing, and portfolio management. . |
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Jason A. Oglesby, Director of Mobile Market
Development, SAP mobile - Mobile Security and
Mobile e-Commerce Panel: 5:00pm - 6:00pm, Day
One
Jason A. Oglesby is Director of Mobile Market Development responsible for SAP’s mobile consumer technologies. In this global role, he is responsible for driving SAP’s mobile platform strategy for mobile consumer engagement and Business-to-Consumer applications. He is responsible for delivery of mobile roadmaps and market requirements for all aspects for SAP mobile consumer business. In addition he is responsible for strategic market development, mobile strategy and overall business planning. His team supports SAP partners and customers to become better-run mobile enterprises. |
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Jonathan LeBlanc, Head of N.A. Developer Evangelism, PayPal
- Mobile Cloud and Mobile
Enterprise Panel: 2:30pm - 3:30pm, Day One Jonathan LeBlanc is an Emmy award winning
software engineer, author of the O’Reilly book
"Programming Social Applications", and the head
of Developer Evangelism (North America) at
PayPal. Specializing in user identity concepts
and data mining techniques, as well as open
source initiatives around social engagement,
Jonathan works on the development of emerging
initiatives towards building a more user-centric
web. |
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Nicholas Brown, Senior VP of Strategy &
Solution management, SAP Mobile apps &
platforms - Mobile
Networking and Open Wireless Panel: 10:30am -
11:30am, Day Two Nick Brown is senior vice president of strategy and solution management for SAP’s mobile applications and mobile platforms. In this global role, he is responsible for driving SAP’s mobile platform strategy for MEAP, MCAP and MDM, and managing the portfolio of mobile Business –to-Enterprise & Business-to-Consumer applications across all SAP Lines of Business and Industry focus areas. Nick and his team are responsible for delivery of mobile roadmaps and market requirements for all aspects for SAP Mobile business. In addition he is responsible for strategic market development, mobile strategy and overall business planning. His team supports SAP partners and customers become better-run mobile enterprises. |
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Naresh Soni,
former CTO of InterDigital
- Mobile Cloud and Mobile
Enterprise Panel: 2:30pm - 3:30pm, Day One Naresh Soni joined InterDigital’s Technical Advisory Council in 2013. Through March 2013, Mr. Soni served as InterDigital’s Chief Technology Officer, where he was responsible for InterDigital’s technology strategy and roadmap, university and industry relationships, and providing guidance on merger and acquisition opportunities as well as new research and development initiatives. He joined the company as Vice President of Strategic Engineering in July 2009. Prior to InterDigital, Mr. Soni founded Exemplar Technologies, a consulting firm that provides innovative services and product development strategies to clients. Previously, he served as chief technology officer for Streamezzo, a venture-funded provider of interactive rich media solutions for some of the world’s leading handset manufacturers and wireless operators. Mr. Soni’s previous experience includes research and innovation-focused positions at STMicroelectronics, AT&T Bell Labs, and IBM, as well as the position of vice president of Computing Architecture Research Lab at Nokia. |
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Daniel Gurrola, Vice-President of Strategy and Business Development, Orange
- Mobile Networking and
Open Wireless Panel: 10:30am - 11:30am, Day Two Daniel is responsible for defining,
driving and articulating the Orange group’s
consumer mobile strategy and business priorities
across its 35 international operations. He
joined Orange in 2005 and has over 18 years
professional experience bringing together
strategic thinking and operational hands-on
delivery. He has strong telecommunications
industry experience covering wide ranging
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Vikash Varma, President & CEO, Stoke, Inc.
- Mobile Security and
Mobile e-Commerce Panel: 5:00pm - 6:00pm, Day
One
Vikash Varma brings 18 years of multi disciplined experience to Stoke. Vikash has a successful track record of building businesses from the early stages to market leadership. Vikash was most recently the President - Worldwide Sales, Marketing & Field Operations at CloudShield Technologies. Vikash helped establish CloudShield
as a leader in the multi-function service
control and security market, operating in over
35 countries. |
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Scott A. Snyder, President and Chief Strategy Officer, Mobiquity
- Mobile Applications and
Mobile Services Panel: 1:20pm - 2:30pm, Day One
Dr. Snyder is a leader in delivering innovative wireless solutions for enterprises. He has over 25 years of experience in business leadership, strategic planning, and technology management for both Fortune 500 companies and start-up ventures. Dr. Snyder has held executive positions with several Fortune 500 companies including GE, Martin Marietta, and Lockheed Martin, has been the CEO of a leading strategic planning firm, Decision Strategies International, and has also started business ventures in software including OmniChoice, a CRM/Analytics applications provider and Strategic Radar, a software-based solutions company focused on monitoring changes in the strategic environment. . |
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Henry Wong, Partner, Garage Technology
Ventures - Mobile Security
and Mobile e-Commerce Panel: 5:00pm - 6:00pm,
Day One
Henry Wong has dozen of years of experience in Silicon Valley. From a Serial Entrepreneur to a Venture Capitalist, Henry is in a unique position where he can fully utilize his operational experience, investment talent and his heritage to help and build companies with a global vision. Henry is currently with Garage Technology Ventures, which was founded by the famed Apple Evangelist Guy Kawasaki. In his VC Career, Henry founded Diamond TechVentures
and worked for Crystal Ventures. In 2002, Wong was the finalist to receive the “Entrepreneur of the Year Award”. Henry holds a B.Sc. in Business fromUniversity of Utah and a MBA in Telecom Management from Golden Gate University. He is also a Mentor in the Stanford Business and Engineering School. . |
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Paul M. Saraceni, Senior
VP and Chief IP Officer, RPX Corporation -
Mobile IPR Strategy Panel:
4:00pm - 5:00pm, Day One
Paul Saraceni joined RPX as Chief Intellectual Property Officer in September 2008, bringing more than 15 years of intellectual property law experience, from both the private practice and in-house perspectives. At RPX, he is responsible for all IP legal matters, and leads the team that handles all membership and patent license, acquisition, and divestiture agreements, other intellectual property counseling, and management of RPX’s global patent and trademark portfolio, including prosecution. He is also responsible for antitrust strategy and counseling, and defense of third-party subpoenas. |
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Krishna Subramanian, CMO,
Velti - Mobile Security and
Mobile e-Commerce Panel: 5:00pm - 6:00pm, Day
One
Krishna is the Chief Marketing Officer of Velti and co-founder of Mobclix, a Velti company (acquired in 2010). Krishna has spent most of his career growing and nurturing businesses in the advertising technology industry, and innovating entirely new categories like the Mobclix real-time bidding mobile ad exchange. Prior to founding Mobclix and joining Velti, Krishna was co-founder and General Manager of new business for BlueLithium, the world's largest behavioral targeted ad network that was acquired by Yahoo! for $300 million. Prior to that, Krishna was co-founder of Burrp!, a localized review and recommendation internet portal for metropolitan India (acquired by media conglomerate TV18). Krishna was also Founder and CEO of conceptK,
a successful internet design services and web
content development firm for mobile devices that
was acquired by an offshore web development
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Sanjay Prasad, Principal, Prasad IP
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Mobile IPR Strategy
Panel: 4:00pm - 5:00pm, Day One
Sanjay Prasad, Principle at Prasad IP; Formerly Head of Acquisitions & Strategy, Software & Communications Business Unit at Intellectual Ventures and Chief Patent Counsel at Oracle Corporation. |
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Kevin Jakel, CEO and Founder, Unified Patents
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Mobile IPR Strategy
Panel: 4:00pm - 5:00pm, Day One
Kevin Jakel is the CEO and founder of Unified Patents Inc., a defensive venture designed to deter NPE activity from strategic technologies. Prior to Unified, Kevin served as Intuit’s Head of IP Litigation. Kevin was a patent litigator with Kaye Scholer LLP and Howrey LLP and before that he began his career in IP as a patent examiner at the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office. |
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Timothy D. Jasionowski, Vice President, iconectiv
- Mobile Security and
Mobile e-Commerce Panel: 5:00pm - 6:00pm, Day
One
Timothy is Vice President, Interconnection Solutions at iconectiv, an Ericsson Company, responsible for product management and strategy for iconectiv’s registry and device clearinghouse solutions. Timothy has extensive experience in developing next generation communication and Internet services. Prior to joining iconectiv, formerly Telcordia Interconnection Solutions, Timothy was Principal Technologist for Contextual Services at Nokia, responsible for technology strategy in Nokia's Social Networking, Identity, Real-Time Communications and Location-based Services portfolios, and Director of Emerging Business Technologies for Nokia’s Enterprise Solutions organization.
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Jamie Hagget, Global Manager, Trend Micro
- Mobile Security and
Mobile e-Commerce Panel: 5:00pm - 6:00pm, Day
One
Jamie Haggett is a Global Solutions Manager with Trend Micro focused on Consumerization and Mobile Security. Mr. Haggett has years of experience in the security space. Prior to his current role, he was a solutions architect at Trend Micro. Before that, Mr. Haggett was a Security Practice Manger at Compugen, where he provided in depth security analysis in various small, medium, large and government organizations. Mr. Haggett is an accomplished speaker/facilitator and volunteers in his free time with various law enforcement agencies to help prevent both cybercrime and property crime.
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Kris Alexander, Chief Strategist, Akamai
- Mobile Cloud and Mobile
Enterprise Panel: 2:30pm - 3:30pm, Day One
As Chief Strategist focused on Connected Devices and Gaming at Akamai, Kris is responsible for the company’s strategy for connected consumer electronics, mobile and gaming and interactive entertainment software. This is only exacerbated by an increasingly mobile and global world, one that is plagued with security concerns. He could explain how companies can leverage both public and hybrid cloud infrastructures without sacrificing security or control.
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Miguel Oliveira, Vice President of Business Development, WildTangent
- Mobile Applications and
Mobile Services Panel: 1:20pm - 2:30pm, Day One
As VP of BD at WildTangent, Miguel works closely with mobile network operators (MNOs), and handset, tablet and PC manufacturers (OEMs) to provide the best possible cross-platform games service that offers superior differentiation, increased monetization and improved user experience. Miguel has held various positions in strategy, planning, product management and sales in the airlines, automotive, games, and software industries. He founded two startups: GameBubbles, a game publisher, and Bluefish Media, a German digital games distributor.
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Kris Kolodziej, VP of Location Services, Aisle411
- Mobile Security and
Mobile e-Commerce Panel: 5:00pm - 6:00pm, Day
One
Kris is VP of Location Services at Aisle411, that lets retailers, app publishers and brand advertisers leverage indoor location data and searchable indoor maps to monetize and enhance the mobile user shopping experience. Kris Kolodziej has been in the mobile, location services, and geospatial field for over a decade, during which he was responsible for product development and business innovation for startups as well as large companies. Before joining Aisle411 he was the CTO of Spime Inc, which was acquired by Trimble
Navigation. He was also part of the Verizon
Wireless product leadership team related to
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Jeff Glueck, CEO, Skyfire
- Mobile Security and
Mobile e-Commerce Panel: 5:00pm - 6:00pm, Day
One
Jeff Glueck has served as CEO of Skyfire since July of 2009. Glueck has grown Skyfire to win multiple Tier One wireless operator infrastructure and CMS customers, and led Skyfire to develop carrier-grade optimization solutions that elastically boost bandwidth capacity by 60% across smartphones, tablets and laptops. Skyfire's Rocket Optimizer and Skyfire Horizon products are deployed or are in deployment with 3 Tier One North American carriers, all leveraging Skyfire's cloud technology.
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Peter Cranstone, CEO, 3PMobile
- Mobile Networking
and Open Wireless Panel: 10:30am - 11:30am,
Day Two
Mr. Cranstone has founded four technology companies since he vacated the captain’s seat at American Airlines in 1989. His focus has consistently been on internet communications technologies, with 10 years focused in the areas of security and privacy – and of course, mobility. Prior to founding 3PMobile, Mr. Cranstone founded Secure64, winner of the 2007 Entrepreneurial Innovation Award from the Itanium Solutions Alliance; Remote Communications and The James Group. He led these organizations as CEO, chief evangelist, technical innovator, and Chief Solutions Architect. He has a successful track record of delivering innovative technologies that solve big problems. He co-invented and managed the release of Mod_Gzip with Mr. Kevin Kiley. Mod_Gzip
has since become the de facto standard for
Internet content acceleration. |
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Darya Trushkina, VP of Business Development, Game Insight
- Mobile Security and
Mobile e-Commerce Panel: 5:00pm - 6:00pm, Day
One
Before joining Game Insight and NARR8, Darya Trushkina
obtained master's degrees in economics from the Kharkiv University of Humanities public policy and management from the University of Southern Maine. Ms. Trushkina previously worked as an independent investment consultant.
In 2010, Ms. Trushkina joined Game Insight and began building strong partnerships with the world's largest publishers, social networks, and telecom service providers and operators, and joined NARR8 in 2013. She has since brought both companies’ products to international social and mobile gaming markets including USA, Europe, Canada, Latin America, Korea, and Japan
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Itay Rokni, VP of Marketing, StartApp
- Mobile Security and
Mobile e-Commerce Panel: 5:00pm - 6:00pm, Day
One
Itay is the VP Marketing at StartApp, in charge of the company’s marketing, recruiting, PR and business development activities. His past positions includes: Director of online marketing at SweetIM, founder and CEO of Rosh Creative Ltd., private investor and manager of an entrepreneurs club G10.
He holds MBA Entrepreneurship & Finance from Tel Aviv University and BSc., Industrial Engineering & Management from Ben Gurion University.
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Yangbin Wang, CEO of Vobile, Inc - Yangbin Wang is founder and CEO of Vobile, the leading global provider of content identification, analytics and management services. Prior to founding Vobile, Yangbin was the CTO of Onewave Technologies following the acquisition of the IPTV business of YZTECH by Onewave. He was founder and CEO of YZTECH, a leading IPTV technology provider in China famous for the landmark deployment of its IPTV platform by Hangzhou Netcom/WASU. It was the first and largest commercial IPTV service offering in China. Before that, Yangbin was founder and CEO of EnjoyWeb, which pioneered the time-shift delivery of video contents via broadband Internet. Previously, Yangbin was director of software architecture at Oak Technology's Broadband Consumer Group.
Yangbin earned BS degree from Zhejiang University in China and MSEE degree from
the University of Florida, Gainesville. He
completed executive education program at the
Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Mobile Applications and
Mobile Services Panel: 1:20pm - 2:30pm, Day One |
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Alvaro del
Castillo, CEO, TAPTAP Networks - Mobile Networking
and Open Wireless Panel: 10:30am - 11:30am,
Day Two
With over 13 years experience in interactive media and e-commerce, Alvaro has cofounded and successfully managed startups in the US and Europe. Upon graduating from Boston College Alvaro joined Bowne & Co. in the financial industry sector in New York City and left after 1 year to found Globile.com, an ecommerce startup focused on the consumer wireless sector in Boston that was bought by Everything Wireless in 2002. After his experience in the US, Alvaro moved to Madrid and joined Spanish media agency powerhouse Media Contacts and helped to successfully grow the interactive unit of Havas (then MPG) by directly managing over 40% of the company´s
gross income with clients like Vodafone and
Orange. |
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Previous Congress in San
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VIP Keynotes |
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Dr. Jan
Uddenfeldt, Senior Vice President & Senior
Advisor to CEO, Ericsson Group Dr.
Uddenfeldt has been with Ericsson since 1978, in
various positions like head of Research in Radio
Systems, Vice President of Global R&D and in
1998, he was appointed Chief Technology Officer
for Ericsson. Since 2004, Dr Uddenfeldt has held
the position as Senior Vice President and Senior
Advisor, Technology to the CEO. In his current
position, he is responsible for Technology
Strategies and chairing Ericsson Research Board
and the Ericsson Standardization Board. He is
also responsible for handling Technology
Alignment with leading operators worldwide. |
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Hakan Eriksson, CTO & President, Ericsson
Silicon Valley Mr. Eriksson was appointed Vice
President and General Manager for Research and
Development at Ericsson on April 14, 2003, and
was responsible for development activities
carried out in Ericsson’s Core Network
Development, Radio Network Development and
Service Network and Applications, as well as for
Ericsson Research. Prior to this, Mr. Eriksson
served for five years as head of Ericsson
Research. Mr. Eriksson graduated with a Master
of Science degree in Electrical Engineering, and
in 2005 was awarded an Honorary Ph D, both from
Linköping Institute of Technology, Sweden, in
1985. |
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Shailesh
Shukla, VP & GM, Mobile Access, Routing and
Services Business Unit, Cisco
Shailesh is Vice President and General Manager
of Cisco’s Mobile Access, Routing and Services
Business Unit, with several product lines
focused on the service provider and enterprise
access and edge including Cisco’s DPI and mobile
backhaul solutions. Prior to joining Cisco,
Shailesh was at Juniper Networks for 3 years and
Redback Networks for 7 years as Vice President
in Marketing, Strategy and Business Development
functions. Prior to his Silicon Valley career,
Shailesh worked in the management consulting
(Mercer, Booz Allen) and the service provider
(Sprint) business. He has a BSEE from BITS
Pilani, India, an MSEE from University of Kansas
and an MBA from MIT Sloan School of Management.
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Pouya Taaghol, CTO of Mobile Wireless Group,
Intel Dr. Pouya Taaghol is the CTO of Intel’s
Mobile Wireless Group overseeing wireless
technology innovation, standardization, and
global ecosystem strategy. Prior to Intel, Pouya
was a founding member and Chief Architect of a
Silicon Valley startup (Azaire Networks). Pouya
also worked in various senior technical
disciplines (research, development, network
architecture, and standardization) at Motorola
and NEC affiliation. Pouya has been an active
member of 3GPP from its inception and has led
development of world’s first 3G systems. Pouya
received his PhD in Mobile and Satellite
Communications from University of Surrey,
England and B.Sc. from Sharif University of
Technology, Iran in 1993 and 1998, respectively. |
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Willie W. Lu, Chief Architect
& Chairman and Founder, World
Wireless Congress
Willie was former professor of Stanford
University, chief architect of Infineon
Technology with expertise in advanced wireless
and mobile communications. He is worldwide
well-known for his invented Open Wireless
Architecture and Open Wireless Access (OWA) core technology which is
being widely used in mobile handheld devices and
portable devices by Fortune 500 companies. He
founded many world-class technology events
including World Wireless Congress, Global Mobile Congress,
5G Mobile
Forum, 5G Summit and 6G Summit with over 100,000
global wireless professionals involved in his
events. |
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Keynotes |
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Arpit Joshipura, Vice President, Strategy &
Market Development, Ericsson Arpit moved to
Ericsson from Redback where he was the VP of
Product Management, Marketing, Standards and
Solutions (CTO/CMO Role), responsible for the
strategic success of Redback’s flagship
SmartEdge router family and its acquisition
through Ericsson. Prior to Redback, Mr.
Joshipura was the Vice President of Portfolio
Management CIENA/ONI focusing on Metro Ethernet
and Optical Architectures. He has also held
senior leadership positions in Engineering at
Caspian Networks and Nortel Networks. |
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Sudhakar Ramakrishna, Corporate VP and GM,
Wireless Broadband Access Solutions and Software
Operations, Motorola Networks Sudhakar
Ramakrishna is responsible for directing
Motorola’s Wireless Broadband (WiMAX and LTE)
Development and Software Operations teams across
the globe. Sudhakar’s responsibilities include
the design, development, and deployment of 4G
products and solutions for operators worldwide.
Sudhakar’s teams are also responsible for
creating and driving revenue growth with
innovative software solutions that enable media
mobility. |
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Bill Payne,
Chief Technology Officer, Motorola Networks
Bill Payne is Vice President of the Wireless
Broadband Systems and Technologies (SAT) team
and Chief Technology Officer of Motorola’s
Networks business. His team is responsible for
systems engineering and technology development
for Motorola Networks’ LTE and WiMAX product
lines. System engineering aspects include the
development of system requirements,
specifications, system architecture documents,
and functional and performance validation.
Technology aspects include algorithm and initial
PHY/MAC implementations of IEEE 802.16e/WiMAX
and LTE (FDD and TDD), along with system
development for technology trials. |
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Derek Kuhn,
Vice President, Alcatel-Lucent
Derek Kuhn is Vice President of Emerging
Technology & Media for Alcatel-Lucent and is
based in Canada at Alcatel-Lucent’s Ottawa,
Ontario Campus. As a global business lead, Mr.
Kuhn is responsible for next generation user
experience and partnership ecosystem surrounding
emerging technologies like 4G mobile
connectivity and wireline broadband. Mr. Kuhn
was VP Strategy of the Americas Region in the
office of the CTO/CMO and led business and
technology strategy across all lines of
Alcatel-Lucent products and services. |
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Ari Virtanen, Executive Vice President,
Elektrobit Ari is an executive vice president
of wireless solutions in Elektrobit (EB), and
member of the corporate executive board since
2008. Prior to EB, he was vice president of
Nokia in charge of networks, IP services core,
network platforms and mobile packet core as well
as MSC & HLR business.
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Elliot
Broadwin, VP of Strategic Marketing, SanDisk
With a background in Engineering, Marketing and
General Management, Elliot Broadwin has been
building industry-leading consumer products and
emerging technology businesses for over twenty
years. In February 2008, he joined SanDisk and
now serves as VP, Strategic Marketing in the
Company’s Mobile Network Operators division,
developing advanced service delivery solutions
for Mobile Operators around the globe. |
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Mohammad Shakouri, Vice
President, Alvarion Dr.
Shakouri, corporate vice president, strategy,
for Alvarion, has 22 years of experience in
wireless system, microwave and fiber optic
networks. Previously, during three years at
Lucent, Dr. Shakouri was responsible for
managing, building and developing network
solutions for European and South American
broadband wireless markets. He also spent 14
years in technical and management positions with
Hewlett-Packard developing microwave and fiber
optic communication components and systems.
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VIP Panelists & General Panelists |
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Ramesh Rao, Professor, UCSD Prof. Rao is
the director of the University of California,
San Diego division of the California Institute
for Telecommunications and Information
Technology (Calit2). In 2004, he was appointed
the first holder the QUALCOMM Endowed Chair in
Telecommunications and Information Technologies
in the department of Electrical and Computer
Engineering of the Jacobs School of Engineering
at UC San Diego, where he has been a faculty
member since 1984. |
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Kevin Shatzkamer, Chief Architect, Mobile
Networks, Cisco Systems Kevin Shatzkamer is a
Customer Solutions Architect at Cisco with
responsibility for long-term strategy and
architectural evolution of mobile wireless
networks. He has worked at Cisco and in the
mobile wireless industry for ten years, focusing
on various technologies ranging from GSM/UMTS to
CDMA networks, packet gateway, networkbased
services and security, video distribution,
Quality of Service, and end-to-end design
theory. Kevin has 25 pending patents related to
all areas of work. Kevin holds a bachelor's in
engineering from the University of Florida and a
master's of business administration from Indiana
University. |
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Jong-kae Fwu, Senior Wireless Architect,
Intel Dr. Fwu is currently working as a
Senior Wireless Systems Architect of Wireless
Standards at the Mobile Wireless Group in Intel
Corporation. He is a member of the IEEE 802.16
and WiMAX Forum. He presently serves as
vice-chair of IEEE 802.16 Task Group m (TGm), a
task group focusing on defining next generation
WiMAX for mobile internet evolution. He actively
contributes to IEEE 802.16m and the WiMAX Forum
in various areas such as PHY Structure, UL
Control, multicast/broadcast services and
multicarrier operation. He holds several patents
on communication system designs. |
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Hung Song, VP of Global Marketing, Samsung
Dr. Song is currently responsible for worldwide
marketing and business development of Samsung’s
Mobile WiMAX and Fixed Mobile Convergence
solutions. He joined Samsung Electronics in 2000
and worked in strategic marketing, business
development, and global business management
roles for the fixed and mobile communications
network systems division. Dr. Song has more than
20 years of international management experience
in telecommunications industry and has held a
number of technical and marketing roles in
telecommunications service and communications
companies including U S WEST, Bellcore and AT&T
Bell Laboratories. |
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Michael Manzo, Chief Marketing Officer,
Openet Telecom As Chief Marketing Officer,
Michael Manzo oversees all aspects of marketing
and product management. Prior to joining Openet
in July 2006, Michael worked in the Enterprise
Solutions group at Nokia, where he consulted on
M & A integration and marketing of enterprise
mobility solutions. Michael has also held
executive positions at Traverse Networks
(acquired by Avaya), Omnisky (acquired by
EarthLink), Telocity (acquired by Hughes
DirecTV), and Notify Technology Corporation. |
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Kay Johansson, CTO, MobiTV Kay Johansson
serves as the Chief Technology Officer at MobiTV,
Inc. driving the creation, development and
deployment of video and TV technologies on
hundreds of mobile handsets on all major device
platforms. In this capacity, he is responsible
for the strategic direction of the company’s
technology plan and has been instrumental in
scaling MobiTV’s end-to-end video and TV
delivery infrastructure to meet the increasing
consumer demand of entertainment on mobile
handsets and devices. |
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Jay Pabley, Director Voice/Data Services,
Sprint Jay has been with Sprint Nextel since
1998, in various roles in Technology
Development, Network Engineering and most
recently in Network Development. He is Director,
Voice and Data Services Development, and is
responsible for all network related development
for Text Messaging, Multimedia Messaging, WAP
services, LBS, E911, Audio and Video services,
Voicemail systems and Call Tones/Ringback Tones.
This responsibility is from concept to field
deployment and is for iDEN, CDMA and WiMax. |
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Jay Iyer, Distinguished Engineer, Cisco
Systems Jay Iyer is a distinguished engineer
at Cisco Systems, working in the Mobile Internet
Technology Group. He is currently responsible
for setting Cisco's mobility products technology
strategy. He has over 16 years of experience in
designing and developing products in routing,
switching, wireless and service aggregation. He
holds numerous patents in the area of network
and wireless convergence. Jay holds a Bachelor
of Technology from the Indian Institute of
Technology, Madras, and a Masters from Ohio
State University. |
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Chris Steck,
Head of Advance Technology, RealLabs of
RealNetworks Chris Steck is Head of
Advance Technology, for RealNetworks’ RealLabs
where he oversees programs for Strategic
Analysis, Standards & Industry Relations,
Innovation Prototyping, and New Product
Incubation. Chris also served concurrently as
the CTO and a board member of the International
Multimedia Telecommunications Consortium (IMTC).
In the past Chris has architected CTI call
control software for Interactive Voice Response
and worked on networking and communications
protocols and APIs at Microsoft including TAPI,
WinSock II and RSVP. |
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Gaurav Garg, Partner, Sequoia Capital
Gaurav is a venture capitalist at Sequoia
Capital focusing on systems and services
investments. Prior to joining Sequoia Capital in
2001, Gaurav was a Founder and Senior
Vice-President of Product Management at Redback
Networks (RBAK). Earlier, Gaurav held various
engineering positions at SynOptics and Bay
Networks. Gaurav has a BS and MS in Electrical
Engineering and a BS in Computer Science from
Washington University in St. Louis. |
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Pankaj Kedia, Director Mobile Internet
Devices, Intel Pankaj Kedia is the Director of
Ecosystem Programs in the Corporate Technology
Systems Labs at Intel Corporation. In this role,
Pankaj is responsible for leading lab-to-lab
engagements with premier companies and industry
players in the Compute and Communications
ecosystem. Prior to this role, Pankaj held a
range of senior business development, strategy,
planning, and marketing positions in the Server,
Mobile PC, and Handheld groups at Intel over a 8
year period. |
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Jahangir Mohammed, CEO, Jasper Wireless
Jahangir founded Jasper Wireless in 2004 and
serves as the company’s chief executive officer.
Prior to founding Jasper Wireless, Jahangir
founded and served as the CEO of Kineto
Wireless. Kineto pioneered the convergence of
WiFi and Cellular technologies. Kineto’s
technology has become a GSM standard. |
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Ron Resnick, President and Chair, WiMAX
Forum Ron is employed by Intel as an
executive member of the Mobile Wireless Group.
In June 2002, Ron launched and became general
manager of Intel’s Broadband Wireless business
startup focused on developing a baseband modem
for last mile broadband access based upon WiMAX
technology. Ron managed technology commercialization efforts
within Intel’s labs and concurrently served as
an Investment Director within Intel's New
Business Initiatives, an internal venture fund
of Intel Capital established to launch and
incubate new business efforts internal to Intel. |
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Sean Cai, Deputy General Manager of WiMAX
Product, ZTE Sean Cai serves as Deputy General
Manager of ZTE WiMAX Product Line. Cai is
responsible for the development of advanced
WiMAX technologies, as well as strategic
marketing and technical support for business
development. Cai leads a team in ZTE USA that
regularly participates in the Working Groups of
various standards, and has been an active
contributor to the development of IEEE 802.16
and WiMAX Forum standards. |
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Mark Cudak,
Senior Technologist, Motorola Networks
Mark Cudak is a senior technologist with the
Motorola Networks Wireless Broadband Access
Solutions Business. He manages a research group
working on next generation WiMAX technologies
and has been a member of IEEE 802.16 since 2003.
Mark joined Motorola in 1990 and has been
working on wireless data systems for over a
decade. Mark has made significant contributions
to several wireless data standards including
GRPS, WCDMA, HSPA and IEEE 802.16. Mark holds 37
patents and is a Motorola Dan Noble Fellow. |
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Masoud Olfat, Senior Manager,
Global Standards &
Ecosystems, ClearWire Dr. Olfat
received the M.S. and PhD degrees both in
electrical engineering from University of
Maryland, College Park, and continued
Post-doctoral studies at the same University. He
joined Nextel Communications in 2003, and ever
since he has been actively participating in the
development of IEEE802.16 standard and mobile
WiMAX technology. He is currently in charge of
Clearwire technical Standard Development, and is
primarily responsible for the company’s
involvement in WiMAX, IEEE, ITU, 3GPP, etc. |
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Randy Cavaiani, VP marketing, Novarra
Randy Cavaiani is the VP of global marketing &
Americas/Asia business development for Novarra. Previously,
he was EVP for First International Digital
(FID). At FID Randy developed & marketed Java &
BREW client/server solutions for mobile
multimedia, pre-installing apps on millions of
handsets & deploying at China Mobile & Verizon
Wireless. As VP of marketing & sales at National
Semiconductor, he led teams focused on the
wireless, telecom, networking & computing
markets growing the business to $400 million.
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Chandra Tekwani, VP of Mobile Operations,
Cloudmark Chandra Tekwani is a mobile
networking and security thought leader with 19
years of experience securing 2G, 2.5G, 3G and 4G
networks. As VP of mobile operations at
Cloudmark, he’s responsible for leading the
mobile carrier business, product architecture,
strategy and management. Prior to joining
Cloudmark, Tekwani founded Core Mobile Networks,
Inc. He has also held senior positions at
Juniper Networks, NetScreen, Telsima and Nokia,
and additional positions at Hewlett-Packard,
Motorola, AT&T Bell Labs, HarrisStratex Networks
and Unisys. |
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Monica
Paolini, President, Senza Fili Senza Fili
has in-depth expertise in financial modeling,
market research, business plan support, business
development, RFPs and vendor selection support,
due diligence, white paper preparation, and
training. Clients are international and span the
entire value chain: they include fixed and
mobile operators, ISPs, greenfield operators,
vendors, solution providers, system integrators,
investors, and industry associations. Monica has
a PhD in Cognitive Science from the University
of California, San Diego, an MBA from the
University of Oxford, and a BA/MA in Philosophy
from the University of Bologna (Italy). |
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Mohan
Sadashiva, Senior VP of Marketing, FusionOne
As Senior Vice President of Marketing, Mohan
Sadashiva brings to FusionOne a deep experience
in the telecommunications industry, as well as
experience in managing multiple large-scale
licensed software and software-as-a-service
products through the product life cycle. Before
joining FusionOne, Mohan was the Vice President
of Products at Trimble where he was responsible
for a $100 million on-demand field force
solution. Mohan has also served as the Chief
Product Strategist at Openwave Systems, where he
led engineering, product management and product
marketing for platform products, and has held
leadership positions at Schlumberger and Nortel. |
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Notice: As conference
registration of participation has been based on speakers, after
speakers' confirmation, all speakers are not allowed to withdraw
or cancel their speeches. In case of personal emergency,
speaker's replacement must be done on-site with good cause and
with same/higher level position of same company. --- Congress
Policy since 2000.
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