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Interesting event, great to hearabout the industry trends anddiscuss with colleaguesWind Hellas @ MNO 2012

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Managing RAN congestion and deliveringoptimal, cost effective, QoE in themigration to LTE & Het Net Architectures

You will leave this event with the tools to:

• Implement latest traffic forecastingand methods to plan futurenetwork capacity

• Reassess the options to ensureoptimal, cost effective QoE

• Implement best practice test andmeasurement to enhance serviceperformance

• Determine optimum KPIs to useon your LTE network

• Evolve traditional traffic modellingand network dimensioning for LTE

• Ensure QoS and QoE for yourmobile video services

• Assess the potential of DAS,Front-haul, C-RAN for costeffective network evolution

• Evaluate of the pros and cons ofHet Net architecture

• Determine where SON fits intoyour network optimisationstrategy

New for 2013Latest traffic forecasting methods

QoE for LTE

Mobile Video Optimisation

DAS, Fronthaul, C-RAN- Enablingthe Het Net

Het Net & SON deployments

Ed Ellis, Senior Manager Network Forecasting, EE

Dirk Schoneboom, Senior Analyst Technology Economics, T-Mobile

Abduljabbar Al Sarary, Optimization Manger, Saudi Telecom Company

Javier Lorca Hernando, Access Evolution, Transversal Projectsand Innovation - GCTO unit, Telefónica I+D

Giovanni Romano, Co-ordinator for Radio StandardsEngineer/Architect, Telecom Italia

Ashley Beynon, Senior Capacity Designer Radio Access, KPN NETCO E2E Mobile Capacity

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Who will you meet at Mobile Network Optimisation 2013?

Job Title Breakdown:

CXO 7%VP/ MD 18%Head of Department 4%Manager 42%Engineers 29%

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Would you like cost effective, scalable strategies tomanage your constantly evolving and changingoptimisation challenges?

Mobile networks are expanding more rapidly now thanever before and operators are also upgrading theirnetwork infrastructure to support the capabilities of3.5G and 4G technologies. Faced with rising operatingcosts, declining ARPU, and a need to invest in next-generation networks, operators are increasinglylooking for optimization solutions to make theirnetworks more efficient and ensure optimalperformance and capacity on their network.

IIR’s 16th annual Mobile Optimisation Conference is thetrusted annual resource for telcos looking to meet withtheir peers in the field of network optimisation andplanning, to determine best practice optimisationtechniques that are future proofed for constantnetwork evolution. With practical case studies andinteractive discussion this focussed two day eventaddresses the challenges of:

Ensuring the customer experience

Managing multiple network layers

Reassessing the options to ensure optimal QoE

Managing video traffic effectively

Assessing the business case for DAS, Fronthaul, C-RAN

Evaluating HET NET and SON architecture

With brand new sessions and speakers, please readthrough the brochure and see exactly how you canbenefit from attending this year’s event

AGENDA AT A GLANCE:

Tuesday 19th November

Network Forecasting

Best Practise Network Performance Monitoring

Het Net Deployment

Optimising LTE Networks

Wednesday 20th November

Mobile Video Optimisation

SON Deployment

DAS, Fronthaul, C-RAN- Enabling the Het Net

29%CxO, VP,

Head of

Dept level

Company Breakdown:

Operator 65%Vendor 27%Consultant 6%Regulator 2%

65%operatorattendance

Geographic Breakdown:

Western Europe 68%UAE 23%Asia 5%Eastern Europe 3%USA 1%

Figures based on MNO attendees 2012

Representatives

from 19 different

nationalities

Past attendees included:

Analysys Mason, Bakrie Telecom, BT,

Cellcom, Cloudberry Mobile, Colt, Deutsche

Telecom, Du, Everything Everywhere, France

Telecom R&D, Infonetics Research, KPN,

Libyana Mobile Phone, Mobilkom Austria,

Mobiltel, Omantel, Optimus, Orange France

Telecom, Orange Business Services, STC, T

Mobile, Tele2, Telecom Italia Lab, Telekom

Austria, Telekom Serbia, TNO, Wind Hellas

Telecommunications

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CONFERENCE DAY ONE: Tuesday 19th November 2013

08:30 Registration and coffee

08:45 Conference welcome and speed networking

09:00 Opening remarks from the chairStéphane Téral, Principal Analyst, Infonetics Research, USA

09:10 Employing advanced traffic forecasting and methods toeffectively and accurately plan future network capacity • Best practise in exploiting models for traffic forecasting • Determining what data to collect and analyse to accuratelyforecast future network demand and plan your networkperformance strategy accordingly

• Recognising the respective demands on the network created bydifferent devices

• Dimensioning network resources based on accurate traffic dataon usage and devices

• How can we accurately measure QOE and QOS?Ed Ellis, Senior Manager Network Forecasting, EE, UK

09:40 Evaluating BBU hostelling • Motivations to change BBU location in mobile networks• Induced challenges on mobile backhaul market structure• BBU secured hosting and interoperabilityJean Sébastien Bedo, Strategic Advisor, Orange, France

10:10 Can the required QoS and QoE be delivered withoutupgrading to LTE?• Examining different options for network capacity extensions• Is there enough 3G spectrum to accommodate the short-termtraffic growth?

• Comparing HSPA and LTE in easing network congestion andimproving performance

• Making the case for introducing LTE now to reduce traffic congestion• Is there a risk of ‘over-capacity’ when deploying LTE?Dirk Schoneboom, Senior Analyst Technology Economics, T-Mobile, The Netherlands

10:40 Morning coffee

11:20 Panel session: Managing RAN congestion: Reassessingthe options to ensure optimal QoE• Video optimisation repurposed to managing congestion control • Evaluating the relative benefits of different networkmanagement tools for: configuration, monitoring and networkoptimization

• Probe vendors collaborating with policy management vendors• Policy management to handle RAN congestionAshley Beynon, Capacity Designer, NETCO End to End MobileCapacity, KPN, The NetherlandsFurther panellists to be confirmed

12:00 Managing the complexity of introducing multi-carrier 3G,as well as concurrently spectrum refarming for UMTS900and building an LTE network• Technological advances leading to an increase in the complexityof the operators environment

• Making the case for seeing individual technologies as part of awider whole solution

• Understanding the challenges as organisational rather thantechnological

• Are the organisational trends such as organisation simplificationand outsourcing actually working?Ashley Beynon, Capacity Designer, NETCO End to End MobileCapacity, KPN, The Netherlands

12:30 How to Improve the Network Optimization Process? ByCombining real-time Network Performance with RadioCoverage Predictions• Improving network design by leveraging Traffic Trends as part ofthe planning process.

• What are the optimization process benefits in using PM datacombined with coverage predictions?

• Presentation of a framework allowing continues improvements inthe network; from strategic planning to network optimizationsAstrid Wastegard, Product Marketing Manager, Infovista

12:30 Lunch

14:00 Revolutionizing Data Transport End-to-End• A new way to optimize data traffic• Flexibility in addressing the mobile data growth• Addressable versus non addressable data optimization• Looking ahead – Making the UE more intelligentLev Tabenkin, Director, So\ales Engineering, Centri TechnologyJoe Ferry, VP, Global Sales, Centri Technology

14:30 Examining the network performance monitoring andoptimisation techniques deployed in the Magyar TelekomNetwork • Defining the KPIs for 3G and LTE networks• Defining satisfactory customer QoE to correlate with performance • Developing and implementing a performance managementprocess

• Monitoring network activity and predicting areas of demand• Minimising latency through active performance managementAttila Kása, Radio Optimisation Expert, Magyar Telekom, Hungary

15:00 How to improve efficiency on performance andoptimisation activities in the complex environment ofmulti-vendor / multi-technology small cells and macrotowards HetNet • Current optimizations software is specific for macro networks • Small cells do have another business case / ARPU • Network efficiency in HetNet • How to outsource performance and optimization in the bestpossible way

• SON (Self Optimising Networks) is still far away for HetNet,which roadmap should be followed and what can we do today?

Arjen van Trigt, Managing Partner, Tulinx

15:30 Afternoon tea

16:00 Small Cell and Het Net Regulation Update: The evolutionof multi standard technology• What industry standards and regulation are being created forheterogeneous networks?

• What are the spectrum allocation options?• Examining current small cell standards and regulations• Building new technologies into existing network architecture• Examining the impact of antenna sharing and differenttechnologies operating in different bands on base stationperformance

Giovanni Romano, Co-ordinator for Radio StandardsEngineer/Architect, Telecom Italia, Italy

16:30 Operational challenges in heterogeneous networkdeployment• Site acquisition and backhaul challenges for heterogeneousnetworks

• Determining the technology mix• The business case of Macro, Micro and Femtocells• Requirements for self optimisationDr. Michael Fritsch, Consultant, Telecommunications &Technology, Germany

17:00 Close of conference day one

FORECASTING

BEST PRACTISE NETWORK PERFORMANCE MONITORING

OPTIMISING LTE NETWORKS

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CONFERENCE DAY TWO: Wednesday 20th November 2013

08:30 Registration and coffee

09:00 Opening remarks from the chairDr. Michael Fritsch, Consultant, Telecommunications &Technology, Germany

09:10 Examining OTT’s Impact on Network capacity andimplementing analytics and QoE measurement toenhance mobile video optimization• What kind of OTT volumes do cellular operators really have tolook forward to?

• How will they use LTE broadcast creatively to prevent the flood?• How fast can the world bring WiFi to bear on the problem?• Are Capex concerns real for cellular operators?Peter White, Rethink Technology Research, UK

09:40 Test and measurement best practices • Setting E2E customer-oriented quality of service measurements• Certifying network quality and service performance• Making cluster optimization measurements and site verifications• Monitoring service availabilityMarjan Muršec, Technical Expert, Mobitel

10:10 Developing a complete system to monitor customerexperience • Making the case for developing a customer-centric networkperformance strategy

• Determining which KPIs to use in order to measure and optimisethe customer experience

• Optimizing network capacity for increased user experienceAbduljabbar Al Sarary, Optimization Manger, Saudi TelecomCompany, Saudi Arabia

10:40 Morning coffee

11:10 Real World SON: An update from live SON installationsaround the world• Who is using SON? The number of cells under SON; C-SON vs.D-SON; 3G vs. 4G

• Which SON use cases are most valuable? An analysis of whichfeatures provide most benefit

• How real is SON? Three practical examples from live installationsaround the world

• Where is SON going? Evolution towards Self Managing NetworksChris Larmour, CMO, Celcite

11:40 Maximising Het Net Performance with SON • Examining the 3GPP standardisation of SON and outlining thedifferent SON features

• Determining where does SON fits into a network optimisationstrategy

• Will current SON techniques be able to manage Small Cells?• Forecasting timescales for SON operation Baruch Bar, Radio System Engineering Department Manager,Cellcom, Israel

12:10 Panel Session: Will SON enable a future of the self-managing network?• Cost balancing the drivers for simplifying network managementwith SON with implementation costs and challenges

• Making the case for SON delivering services real time, end toend, facilitating automation and faster processes, enabling aclosed loop network

• How does SON integrate with a legacy network? Do you moveimmediately to a pure SON network?

• Assessing multi-vendor SON as a hybrid approach • Assessing the success first real network implementationsHans van den Berg, SOCRATES Project Coordinator / Head of SONProject, TNO, The NetherlandsBaruch Bar, Radio System Engineering Department Manager,Cellcom, IsraelFurther panellist to be announced

12:50 Lunch

13:50 Outlining the European research project FP7 SEMAFOURon SON (self-management) in HetNets • Designing and developing a unified self-management system,which enables the network operators to holistically manage andoperate their complex heterogeneous mobile networks

• Creating a management system that enables an enhancedquality of user experience, improved network performance,improved manageability, and reduced operational costs

Hans van den Berg, SOCRATES Project Coordinator / Head of SONProject, TNO, The Netherlands

14:20 Latest developments in HetNet and SON: operators’requirements and vendors update • Addressing the challenges in managing small-cell rollouts andnetwork growth

• Managing the interaction with the macro-cell layer: what dooperators need?

• New solutions to optimize the HetNet RAN: SON and beyondFrank Rayal, Consultant, Xona Partners, Canada

14:50 Afternoon tea

15:20 Evaluating Front-haul compression for emerging C-RANand small cell networks• Outlining the drivers for front haul compressions and C-RAN• Examining the different network topologies based on the C-RANconcept: network sharing, traffic offload, interferencemanagement

• Making the case for use of C-RAN in small cell macro and microdeployments for capex and opex savings

• Managing the higher data rate requirements of LTE and LTE-Advanced in the front-haul

Javier Lorca Hernando, Access Evolution, Transversal Projects andInnovation - GCTO unit, Telefónica I+D, Spain

15:50 Project centralised processing, collaborative radio, realtime cloud computing, clean RAN system (p-RAN) • NGMN – CRAN work project • Outlining the current challenges faced in the RAN- High CAPEX/OPEX of RAN- Surging power consumption- Dynamic workload and low BS utilization rate- Interference problems which limit network capacity

• Evaluating emerging technologies for future RAN deployment:multi-antenna array, common baseband unit, radio signaltransportation on fibre, centralised processing, co-operativeradio, and real-time Cloud computing infrastructure

• Determining the optimum upgrade methodology toincrementally change traditional RAN infrastructure towardfuture RAN infrastructure

Philippe SEHIER, Co-Lead, Project-CRAN , NGMN, France

16:20 Panel session: DAS, Front-haul, C-RAN is there anydifference and what is the future for deployments?• Examining drivers for increasing use of DAS / C-RAN / Front-haul architectures for high capacity outdoor deployments inadvance of small cells

• How will management functionalities be enabled in front haulnetworks?

• What are the reachability limits for front-haul networks and howwill this impact deployments?

• How will protection be ensured in front haul networks?• Will front haul become widely adopted or remain a niche playersas small cells take off?

Philippe SEHIER, Co-Lead, Project-CRAN, France Javier Lorca Hernando, Access Evolution, Transversal Projects andInnovation - GCTO unit, Telefónica I+D, SpainFurther panellist to be announced

17:00 Close of conference

MOBILE VIDEO OPTIMISATION

SON- SELF ORGANISING NETWORKS

DAS, FRONTHAUL, C-RAN- ENABLING THE HET NET

Panel Session

Operator

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LTE DEPLOYMENTS: INFORMA SURVEYREVEALS OPERATOR PREFERENCES

© Informa UK Ltd 2013. All rights reservedFor more information, visit www.informatandm.com. To hear more from our analyst team join our Analyst Community group on LinkedIn www.informatm.com/linkedin or follow us on Twitter www.twitter.com/informatm.

DIMITRIS MAVRAKIS, Principal Analyst, Networks, Informa Telecoms & MediaTwitter: @dmavrakis

This article has been taken from Informa Telecoms & Media’s Intelligence Centre, for more information please visit: http://www.informatandm.com/ic/

In order to gauge market perception regarding LTE-launch strategies andunderstand the state of European networks, Informa conducted an industrysurvey, which included high level, detailed questions dealing with theperception and reality of LTE-network deployments in Europe.

The overall sample was 442 respondents, including 112 European operators:68 mobile-only, one fixed-only and 43 with both fixed and mobile assets.When asked whether an LTE network was live or pending launch, astaggering 96.3% answered positively, with only 3.7% saying that they are notplanning to launch LTE. Regarding the mode of deployment, there was aneven split among the three primary options (see fig. 1).

Fig. 1: Primary deployment mode for LTE network, 1Q13

The majority of operators said that competitive or marketing issues were thebiggest reasons for deploying LTE. Revenue opportunities and capacityconstraints scored lower (see fig. 2). This illustrates that although operatorstalk about traffic bottlenecks and capacity problems, marketing and businessissues are driving LTE-network deployments in Europe. There are also specificmarket drivers (e.g. rural deployments in Europe), but the majority ofoperators still chose competitive differentiation as the biggest driver. Thismay change as LTE deployments mature and more than one LTE operatorenters a market.

Fig. 2: Major reason behind LTE deployment, 1Q13

Note: Total might not add up to 100%, because of rounding.Source: Informa Telecoms & Media

Other

Only using small cells

Overlaying LTEon an existing

network deployment

Adding LTE to an existingsingle-RAN deployment

Replacing a legacy 2G/3G network with a multistandard(single RAN) platform supporting LTE as well

4.3%

30.4%

32.6%1.1%

31.5%

Other

New revenue andbusiness opportunities

Following a rivalnetwork launch

Competitive differentiation/being first to market

Capacity constraintsin existing network

2.2%

2.2%

57.8%

15.6%

22.2%

Source: Informa Telecoms & Media

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NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIESAside from the unrivalled educational experience you will receive from attending MNO 2013, you will also benefit from an array of keynetworking opportunities:

Online networking toolProviding you the opportunity tonetwork pre, during and post conference.

Conference workshopsNetwork and hear from key individualson a more personal level.

Speed networkingA chance to meet your peers in a fun,informal atmosphere, taking theconcept of ‘speed dating’ into thebusiness arena.

Networking refreshment and exhibition breaksVisit the exhibition floor to see thelatest SON solutions anddevelopments, whilst talking to thoseleading the space.

Happy Hour Networking DrinksFree drinks reception following DayOne for you to reflect on the day’slessons and organise your meetingsfor the next day.