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Wifi World Summit 2013 25th-26th September Thistle Marble Arch Dear Delegate, On behalf of Informa Telecoms & Media, I am pleased to welcome you to Wi-Fi World Summit 2013. At a time when small cells and Wi-Fi are developing as key tools for operators when managing network conges-tion, events such as this one are critical in order to provide forums for valuable discussion, learning and networking. Building on the increasing rate of small cell and Wi-Fi deployments, and the growing need for Telco’s to identify and develop viable techniques for developing their networks, in order to guarantee successful futures, the Wi-Fi World Summit 2013 brings together the key stakeholders of the in-dustry to define and debate what Wi-Fi and small cells can really achieve for operators. Discussion is brought together by senior executives from leading operators including, Deutsche Telekom, O2 Wifi, Orange, Telekom Indonesia, SFR, Bouygues Telecom, Mobitel, Belgacom, Telekom Slovenije, and Telecom Italia, as well as the leading vendors who see Wi-Fi as pivotal in securing the future of telecommunications networks. I would like to take this opportunity to encourage you to join the debate by asking questions, giving feed-back and taking advantage of the networking opportunities throughout the event breaks and lunch. Please also ensure that you take full advantage of our online networking tool which will allow you to download the conference presentations, as well as contact all of the conference delegates. I would like to thank all of those who have made this conference possible, especially our speakers, panellists, moderator and chairmen for their excellent contributions. I would also like to thank our sponsors and industry supporters; Ruckus Wireless, Wi-Fi Alliance, Fon, iPass, Amdocs, Anyfi Networks, Devicescape, Airties, Ixia and Aricent. I hope that you enjoy your time at the Wi-Fi World Summit. My colleagues and I will be on hand throughout the event to assist you however we can. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or comments. Best wishes,

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Wi-Fi roaming: Operators need to evolve strategies to meet

customer demand and maximize opportunities

There remains considerable concern about the business models attached to Wi-Fi roaming, in particular, the cannibalization potential on high-margin international data roaming. This is one of the main reasons for the pure cellular operators’ aversion to Wi-Fi roaming. This argument has weakened somewhat within Europe as a result of retail data price capping but remains a concern in other unregulated markets and for some operators. The Wi-Fi roaming ecosystem (see fig. 1) is evolving as part of the process of Wi-Fi network rollout and global interoperability standardization.

Fig. 1: Wi-Fi roaming value chain players

It is important to note that proximity to the customer dictates the impact of factors such as the customer experience of the roaming service provided. So, for example, a Wi-Fi aggregator partnering with an operator is less affected by the experience of the end customer than an operator will be. This becomes an issue when users are not experiencing the same level of performance when Wi-Fi roaming as they receive from cellular technologies and the customer-facing company cannot directly influence those above it in the value chain. This issue of customer experience is one of the major obstacles to Wi-Fi roaming take-up. Fig. 2 shows the main business approaches, and the strategic intent attached to these approaches, of the players involved and develops on the interrelationships shown in fig. 1. This representation of the Wi-Fi industry illustrates more of the complexity of the inter-relational dynamic while demonstrating some interdependencies. Overlapping zones indicate a complementary working process or collaboration; for example, a close working collaboration can be seen between Wi-Fi access manufacturers and handset manufacturers.

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Fig. 2: Detail of Wi-Fi roaming value chain players’ strategic intent and business model approach

In the value chain, there is a clear opportunity for service-solution providers to facilitate Wi-Fi roaming. The opportunities for service facilitation or process enablement are in areas that include operation and business support delivered through software, services and applications, including billing, rating and tracking of Wi-Fi roaming traffic. One of the most important drivers for Wi-Fi roaming is the impetus behind standardizing the Wi-Fi roaming process. This is an ongoing Wi-Fi Alliance (WFA) project that passed an important milestone when the Wi-Fi Certified Passpoint initiative (see fig. 3), a device-certification scheme defined by interoperability and roaming capabilities, was announced recently. This initiative has been tied to the HotSpot 2.0 (HS2) to provide roaming Wi-Fi customers with streamlined discoverability, automated connectivity and secured access. Fig. 3: Detail of HotSpot 2.0 Passpoint Process

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NEXT GENERATION WI-FI TECHNOLOGIES & BUSINESS MODELS, ACHIEVING COMPETITIVE DIFFERENTIATION AND ROI

08.15 Registration opens 08.45 Conference welcome and speed networking Greg Dearden, Conference Researcher, Informa Telecoms & Media 08.50 Chair’s Introduction: Dimitris Mavrakis, Principal Analyst, Networks at Informa Telecoms & Media

09:00 The state of the public Wi-Fi market in 2013: Innovation, key trends and business models underpinning the next wave of Wi-Fi growth Mike Roberts, Principal Analyst, Informa Telecoms & Media 09:25 Developing a partnership with a Wi-Fi community Axel Diehl, Head of Mobile Data, Deutsche Telekom, Germany 09:50 Wi-Fi strategy 2013 update: Assessing partnership success and implementation business models Gavin Franks, Managing Director, O2 Wi-Fi, Telefonica O2, UK

11:55 Wi-Fi ALLIANCE KEYNOTE: Why 2013 is the year Wi-Fi will become the small cell Edgar Figueroa, CEO, Wi-Fi Alliance

11:15 PANEL DISCSSION : Examining the different means of achieving competitive differentiation through Wi-Fi

Making the business case for pricing bundles to monetise Wi-Fi and drive loyalty

How to provide an EAP-SIM experience over today’s WISPr networks

How to achieve Wi-Fi roaming to enhance competitive differentiation

To what extent is the availability of low-cost Wi-Fi-enabled devices a differentiator?

Should operators be adding support for low-cost Wi-Fi only devices to their data plans, even

though they don't have am IMSI/MIN? Chair: Dimitris Mavrakis, Principal Analyst, Networks at Informa Telecoms & Media Steve Livingston, Senior Vice President, Carrier Development, iPass, USA Vince Russell, Managing Director, The Cloud at BskyB, UK Jean-Sébastien Bedo, Strategic Advisor, Orange

12:20 PANEL DISCUSSION: How are operators integrating Wi-Fi into their overall mobile broad-band network strategy?

Assessing Wi-Fi as a revenue generator: how do the commercial benefits balance out the

technical deployment challenges?

Despite WiFi’s ubiquity, it lacks Control Plane integration, seamless session control, telephony

service integration, security, and regulatory compliance; how are operators overcoming these issues to launch successful and economically viable Wi-Fi offerings?

Devaluing the mobile broadband business model: will Wi-Fi become a victim of its own success?

Chair: Álvaro Prieto, Head of Business Development, Fon Graham Cove, Director of Wi-Fi, EE Declan Byrne, President, WiMAX Forum Axel Diehl, Head of Mobile Data, Deutsche Telekom, Germany

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13:00 Innovation Accelerator Session: The leading independent Wi-Fi companies are invited to take the stage to deliver a series of 3 minute elevator pitches, presented to the full conference audience and commented on and scored by an independent panel of judges

14:30 Public Wi-Fi: How to gain a small business footprint Álvaro Prieto, Head of Business Development, Fon Sonia Fernández, Director Public WiFi, Fon

14:55 A new Wi-Fi experience - how new business models drive Wi-Fi monetization Shannon Bell, Revenue Enablement & Marketing Director, Data Experience Business

Unit , Amdocs 15:20 International Wi-Fi deployment case study: Creating, profitable customer centric Wi-Fi services Oki Wiranto, Senior Manager for BizPlan & Infrastructure Development, Telekom Indonesia 15:40 International Wi-Fi deployment case study: Creating, profitable customer centric Wi-Fi services Mr Bobby Sarin, CEO,O-Zone

16:50 Understanding and meeting user expecta-tions of Wi-Fi Adrien Pitrat, Head of Usability, Bouygues Telecom 17:20 International Wi-Fi deployment case study: Mobitel Sri Lanka’s Wi-Fi strategy Rasantha Hettithanthrige, Snr GM Engineering & Operations, Mobitel 17:45 Examining how to integrate WI-FI into a profitable value proposition strategy Alex Lorette, Marketing Director SME, Bel-gacom.

NGH Next Generation hotspots / Passpoint / Hotspot 2.0 14:30 Next generation hotspot standardisation: creating a quality user experience

Stephen McCann, Standards Manager,

BlackBerry and IEEE 802.11 SIM Authentication 14:50 Developing an innovative platform for SIM authentication on Wi-Fi Giovanni Guerri, President, Guglielmo Gigabit Wi-Fi & 802.11u 15:15 Session to be confirmed Interworking with external networks, 3G and 4G 15:40 Making the business case for offering end users a heterogeneous experience with integrated cellular and Wi-Fi network connectivity Stephane Guindolet, Project & Development Manager, SFR 16:50 Examining the business case and time-scales for delivering voice based services over Wi-Fi James Tagg, Chief Technology Officer, Truphone, UK 17:15 Wi-Fi as part of the mobile broadband customer experience Jean-Sébastien Bedo, Strategic advisor, Orange 17:40 Telekom Slovenia case study: transition from public Wi-Fi network to managed Wi-Fi network for public and enterprise solutions Jure Sodja, Development Engineer, Telekom Slovenije Rudolf Sušnik, Senior Network Architect, Telekom Slovenije

18:05 Close of conference and flight on the London Eye

Stream A: Wi-Fi Business Models Chair’s Introduction: Simon Saunders, Director - Technology, Real Wireless

Stream B: Next Generation Wi-Fi Network Technologies Chair’s Introduction: Philip Kendall - Director - Wireless Operator Strategies, Strategy Analytics

16:05 Networking Coffee & Exhibition Visit

16:05 Networking Coffee & Exhibition Visit

13:30 Networking Lunch and Exhibition Visit

08:15 Analyst Breakfast Briefings Ask the experts in-depth questions at the interactive roundtable breakfast briefings, topics to be addressed include:

Next Generation Hotspots – chair, Philip Kendall - Director - Wireless Operator Strategies, Strategy Analytics

Wi-Fi pricing strategy – how will carriers cope with the move to free? Chair, Mike Roberts, Principal Analyst, Informa Telecoms & Media

Wi-Fi roaming-Chair, Robert Duncan, President, Mobility Consulting Wi-Fi offload- Chair, Álvaro Prieto, Fon's Head of Business Development. Wi-Fi competitive differentiation-Chair, Dimitris Mavrakis, Principal Analyst, Networks at Informa Telecoms & Media Small Cells and Wi-Fi – Chair, Simon Saunders, Director - Technology, Real Wireless

Wi-Fi offload 10:05 Wi-Fi and M2M: creating new revenue opportunities

Stephan Keuneke, Head of M2M Business Support, Deutsche Telekom

11:15 The network for the globally mobile is... Wi-Fi - the great telecom disruptor Evan Kaplan, President and CEO, iPass, USA Free Public Wi-Fi 11.40 Making social Wi-Fi work: finding the potential in C2C Wi-Fi marketing Jasbir Singh, Co-Founder, WaveSpot, USA 12.05 Determining the implications of and timescales for fifth generation Wi-Fi: 802.11ac deployments

Steve Glapa, Senior Director of Product and Carrier Marketing, Ruckus Wireless

Device Manufacturers 09:25 PANEL DISCUSSION: Connecting the Wi-Fi ecosystem: The role of mobile device manufacturers & OS vendors

How are mobile devices evolving to secure, seamless hotspot operation?

What is the impetus for the change?

Quality of service and quality of experience across diverse devices. What are the most important developments?

Chicken and egg. What will drive adoption of advanced device capabilities? Commercial deployment of advanced networks?

Chair: Edgar Figueroa, CEO, Wi-Fi Alliance Camillo Carlini, Wireless Devices Innovation PM, Telecom Italia Kåre Agardh, Master Engineer, Connectivity - Research, Sony Mobile Communications Stephen McCann, Standards Manager, BlackBerry and IEEE 802.11

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08.50 Chair’s Introduction Mike Roberts, Principal Analyst, Informa Telecoms & Media Achieving competitive differentiation and ROI for Wi-Fi network 09:00 Developing an immediate and long term sustainable Wi-Fi strategy Case Study: Successfully deploying a city wide Wi-Fi network

Sami Susiaho, Head of Edge Technologies, The Cloud - BSkyB

10.30 Networking Coffee & Exhibition Visit

12:30 Networking Lunch & Exhibition Visit

16.15 Panel Session: Quantifying the Wi-Fi opportunities in new business models for retail locations, stadia and large private enterprises

How will new Wi-Fi players innovative

business models impact the telecoms market in the next 5 years?

How will telco operators and new players

work together?

Chair: Tony Sklar, Producer & Host, BNET

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Stephan Keuneke, Head of M2M Business

Support, Deutsche Telekom

Gavin Wheeldon, CEO, So Purple Group

RajKumar Paulraj- Director – Technology,

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Stream C : New business models: Enterprise, retail, transit, public access Chair’s Introduction: Mike Roberts, Principal Analyst, Informa Telecoms & Media

Stream D: Wi-Fi Roaming – A missed opportunity? Transport Wi-Fi and M2M Wi-Fi Chair’s Introduction: Robert Duncan, President, Mobility Consulting

14:00 The Business Case Leveraging Public Wi-Fi Today David Nowicki, Chief Marketing Officer, Devicescape 14.25 Evaluating the revenue potential of Wi-Fi advertising Karim Bouchfanj, EMEA Countries Manager, Gowex 14.40 Making the business case for offering Wi-Fi as a value add in the hospitality and retail sectors Peadar Gormley , CEO, My Place Media, Ireland 14.55 Building an insightful Wi-Fi analytics platform Gavin Wheeldon, CEO, So Purple Group John Oliver, Director Product Development, So Purple Group 15.10 Outlining the business model and deployment of Free Skype Wi-Fi Peter Hase, CEO, Wicoms 15:25 Simplifying Wi-Fi access to drive subscriber uptake Bjorn Smedman, CEO, Anyfi Networks

Wi-Fi Advertising 16.50 Examining the ‘taptoWifi’ business model

Andy King, CEO, Blue Butterfly Digital

17:10 Evaluating the revenue potential of Wi-Fi advertising Gunadi Hantoro, Manager Access Technology Deployment Plan, Telkom Indonesia 17:30 Close of conference

Wi-Fi Roaming 14:00 Simplifying the consumer roaming experience using Skype Wi-Fi Shadi Mahassel, Program Manager, Skype 14:30 Next Generation Hotspot: The commercial opportunities

Bjorn Thorngren , VP of international markets,

Boingo

Transport Wi-Fi 15.00 Wi-Fi connectivity on London Underground Mark Williamson, Head of London WiFi, Virgin Media

16:15 Wi-Fi connectivity on transport networks

Jay Saw, Commercial Director, Nomad Digital

16.40 Examining TEO Lithuania's Wi-Fi strategy including offering free Wi-Fi to schools Nerilė Mažeikienė, Business Customers Marketing Department Manager, TEO LT 17:05 Close of conference

15.40 Networking Coffee & Exhibition Visit

15.30 Networking Coffee & Exhibition Visit

Kåre Agardh Master Engineer, Connectivity -

Research Sony Mobile Communications

Jean-Sébastien Bedo

Orange Group Marketing & Innovation

Orange Group

Declan Byrne

President WiMAX Forum

Camillo Carlini

Wireless Devices Innovation PM telecom italia

Graham Cove

Director of WiFI EE

Axel Diehl

Head of Mobile Data Deutsche Telekom AG

Robert Duncan President

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Edgar Figueroa

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Gavin Franks

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Steve Glapa

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Peadar Gormley

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Steve Livingston

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Wi-Fi products and services in new and established markets. The innovation and thought

leadership of Wi-Fi Alliance drives new Wi-Fi applications and products, which continue to

enrich our lives.

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Devicescape, The WiFi Offload Company, connects more devices to more WiFi hotspots than any other of-

fload service because Devicescape manages the largest virtual network of hotspots worldwide. Devicescape,

which serves mobile operators with advanced WiFi solutions, is headquartered in California, privately held

by leading venture capital companies including Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, August Capital, JAFCO

Ventures, and Enterprise Partners. Online at www.devicescape.com

Partner

AirTies is a leading player in technology and devices providing over-the-top video delivery and wireless

distribution within the home.

Its product portfolio ranges from wireless gateways and access points, video streaming devices to Internet

based and hybrid set-top-boxes.

AirTies differentiates with its award-winning technology enabling the greatest user experience in wireless

video distribution : one-touch setup, wireless mesh networking providing 100% coverage in living spaces,

and streaming multiple channels of high-definition video to any device.

AirTies also integrates its wireless know-how into its latest generation set-top boxes supporting IPTV, OTT,

and DVB broadcast.

The Aricent Group is a global innovation and technology services company that helps clients imagine, commercialize,

and evolve products and services for the connected world. Bringing together the communications technology expertise

of Aricent with the creative vision and user experience prowess of frog, the Aricent Group provides a unique portfolio

of innovation capabilities that seamlessly combines consumer insights, strategy, design, software engineering, and

systems integration. The client base includes communications service providers, equipment manufacturers, independent

software vendors, device makers, and many other Fortune 500 brands. The company’s investors are KKR & Co.,

Sequoia Capital, The Family Office, Delta Partners, and The Canadian Pension Plan Investment Board.

Ixia provides the industry’s most comprehensive converged IP network validation and network visibility solutions.

Equipment manufacturers, service providers, enterprises and government agencies use Ixia’s solutions to design, verify

and monitor a broad range of wired, Wi-Fi and 3G/LTE equipment and networks.

Ixia’s test solutions emulate realistic media-rich traffic and network conditions so that customers can optimize and

validate the design, performance and security of their pre-deployment networks. Ixia’s intelligent network visibility

platforms provide clarity into physical and virtual production networks for improved performance, security, resiliency

and application delivery of cloud, data center and service provider networks.

SERIES

NEW ADDITIONS TO THE 2014 SERIES:

27th - 28th September 2014FIRA PALACE, BARCELONA, SPAIN

www.wifi worldsummit.com / www.smallcellsevent.com

2nd - 3rd April 2014THE CONVENE, 7TH AVE, NEW YORK, USA

www.northamerica.smallcellsevent.com

1nd-2nd OCTOBER 2014 NICE, FRANCE www.son-conference.com

20th - 21st MAY 2014 WASHINGTON, USA

4th - 5th NOVEMBER 2014 BERLIN, GERMANY

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE EMAIL: SARAH.NORTHWOOD@INFORMA.COM

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Official TV Partner

bnetTV (www.bnettv.com) is a content aggregator , internet broadcasting company and accredit-ed media organization, that creates and distributes video content pertaining to new technology, primarily at corporate and consumer events, trade shows and conferences such as CES, CTIA, CEA, Showstoppes, MWC, IFA, mHealth, Displaysearch, LTE, Broadband World Forum, NFC and many more. The company and its subsidiaries since their formation, has been streaming Live broadcasts of corporate annual meetings over the internet for many large and small firms, award shows for various industries. For more information please email info@bnettv.com

About Speed Networking This exciting new feature will take place in the exhibition area during the mid-morning conference refreshment breaks on both days and will allow you to make the most of every minute of your precious networking time onsite. How does it work? As a vendor sign up for a table at reception in the morning. As an operator simply turn up at the area at the start of the refreshment break. 5 minutes before the session begins, vendors should assem-ble at the speed networking area and take your place at your designated table. VIP operators will be directed to the appropriate table and the speed networking begins The meetings will last for 2 minutes before the vendors move to the next table on the ring of the bell!

Ask our Head of VIP Relations, Lauren Menzies for more information on VIP networking sessions.

Day 2

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Day 1

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3RD ANNUAL EVENT

27th - 28thSeptember 2014Fira Palace, Barcelona

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SEE YOUNEXTYEAR!