Early bird discount until Friday 30th May Click here to register now KEYNOTE SPEECH: COMMISSIONER REDING, DG INFSO, EU COMMISSION 16.30-16.50pm

9.00-09.30     Registration and welcome coffee   9.30-9.35       Introduction and welcome: Innocenzo Genna, Chairman, ECTA 9.35-11.00     The impact on the Sector   Moderator: Bernd Langeheine, Director, Electronic Communications Policy, DG Infso, European Commission   Roll-out of NGA and fibre deployment and implications for competition: Wolfgang Fischer, Director Service Provider Infrastructure Solutions, Cisco Europe   Incumbent view of investing in a Next Generation environment: Stefano Pileri, Director of Technology and Operations, Telecom Italia   The entrant business case for FTTH in France: Olivier de Baillenx, Public Affairs Director, Iliad   A comparison of fixed and mobile network economics, what does it mean for regulation?: Richard Feasey, Director of Public Policy, Vodafone   What future for global business services: Grant Forsyth, Head of EMEA Regulatory & Global Interconnection, BT Global Services   11.00-11.30   Coffee Break   11.30-13.00   Regulatory approaches: separation, segmentation, infrastructure sharing, access and ducts   The Commission’s forthcoming Recommendation: Bernd Langeheine, Director, Electronic Communications Policy, DG Infso, European Commission   View from the European Regulators Group: Matthias Kurth, President, BNetzA and ERG Chair 2009   Fibre and segmentation: Reinaldo Rodriquez, President, CMT   Duct access in practice: Jose Amado da Silva, President, Anacom   Competition, Equivalence and Investment in an NGA world: Peter Phillips, Partner, Strategy & Market Developments, Ofcom   The forthcoming Commission's Recommendation, a competition perspective: Cecilio Madero Villarejo, Director, Information, Communication & Media, DG Competition   13.00-14.30   Lunch   14.30-16.30   A Framework for the future: NGNs in the context of the EU Telecoms Review   OECD conclusions on fibre investment and competition: Taylor Reynolds, Economist, OECD   The objectives of the Council of Ministers: Emmanuel Gabla, Director of the Service for IT & Information Society, French Ministry of Economics, French EU Presidency 2008   Lena Hagglof, Director and Head of Division for Information Technology Policy, Swedish Ministry of Enterprise, Energy and Communications   The Parliament’s view: Catherine Trautmann, MEP, Vice Chairwoman ITRE Committee, rapporteur Better Regulation Directive   Malcolm Harbour, MEP, Member of IMCO Committee, rapporteur Citizens Rights Directive   16.30-16.50   Commissioner Viviane Reding: Keynote speech   Early bird discount until Friday 30th May Click here to register now Click here for venue details

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