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Learn how operators can transition into techcos
The abundance of new capabilities and technologies is turning network operators into techcos, looking to differentiate their services and products on top of common, standardised foundations. This virtual conference will cover all the key talking points, opportunities and challenges in this space. Join us there!
THE AGENDA
All times UK. Session timings and content subject to change.
Welcome & Opening Remarks
Annie Turner, Editor, Mobile Europe
OPENING PANEL: Network APIs are bringing new opportunities
Initiatives like GSMA’s Open Gateway and Linux Foundation’s CAMARA have created a lot of interest in our industry. How much are they appealing to developers outside it and helping telcos monetise 5G?
Moderator: Jesper Larsson
Partner
Kearney
David del Val
Global Director Open Gateway
Telefónica
Mark Cornall
Technical Director
GSMA
Jose Pedro Nascimento
CTO
Altice Portugal
Cedric Gonin
Telco API Business Strategy and Channel Management Director
Orange
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OPENING KEYNOTE: AI and automation are changing the telecoms business
Two years after GenAI hit the mainstream, where and how AI is progressing automation in operations, and what is the impact?
Philippe Ensarguet
VP of Software Engineering
Orange
Becoming an AI-native telco
What does AI-native mean and how does it apply to telco? How will it help operators to differentiate themselves? Which will be the most important areas – we seem to be concentrating on more efficiency in the first wave but what comes next?
Jukka-Pekka Salmenkaita
VP AI and Special Projects
ELISA
PANEL: Open RAN is progressing
Dell’Oro projects open RAN revenues to account for between 20% and 30% of the total RAN market by 2028.
Moderator: Larbi Belkhit
Analyst
ABI Research
Abdel Bagegni
Technical Programme Manager
Telecom Infra Project
Devang Solanky
Open RAN Product Manager
Vodafone
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Break
Open source opens up opportunities for operators
A look at the role of open source in the virtualisation, softwarisation and cloudification of telecoms so far, and where we are heading next
Arpit Joshipura
SVP & GM Networking, Edge and IOT
The Linux Foundation
The Impact of Emergency Caller Mandates on High-Accuracy Location for Law Enforcement
Device- and network-based positioning technologies have improved the accuracy of emergency caller location in the EU. A look at how device and sub-cell network data help operators and law enforcement advance investigations using geofencing, relationship analysis, SIM swap detection and more.
Simon Mason
Solutions Architect
SS8 Networks
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