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18 – 20 June 2019 | Marina Bay Sands & Suntec Singapore

*Programme is correct as at press time. The Organiser reserves the right to amend the programme as deemed necessary without prior notice

ConnecTechAsia Opening Ceremony Day 1 - Tuesday, 18 June 2019

Location: Level 4 | Marina Bay Sands 9.00am ConnecTechAsia Event Opening & Summit Registration

9.30am – 9.45am

Attendees to be seated for ConnecTechAsia Opening Ceremony

10.00am Arrival of Guest of Honour

10.05am Welcome Remarks by Informa (Organiser)

10.15am Minister’s Opening Address

10.30am – 10.45am

Opening Segment – Officiating Ceremony & Group Photo Session GOH adjourns for exhibition tour

10.45am – 11.15am

Networking Coffee and Morning Refreshments (Open to all Guests)

Summit Combined Plenary Shaping Future Societies

Time: 11.30am – 5.30pm | Location: Level 4, Marina Bay Sands (Strictly for Summit delegates only)

11.25am Chairman’s Remarks

SMART CONNECTIVITY & THE NEW AGE OF MEDIA

11.30am

Opening Keynote: 5G Launch; its Past and Future Beyond 5G The 5G boom has created much traction and interests from various verticals, and this is expected to radically reinvent new businesses across various industries. The laws of mobile communication generations are derived from the long-dated history of mankind’s effort to communicate and interact; however with the development of of 5G has also given rise to different possibilities and phenomema never seen before in this digitalised space. In this session, the main highlight of would touch upon why cross-industry collaboration will be key to making 5G a success.

Seizo Onoe, President of DOCOMO Technology and Chief Technology Architect, NTT DOCOMO

11.50pm

CXO Roundtable – 5G: The Future Game Changer of Data, Networks and Consumption This session will discuss and congregate the perennial challenges and journey ahead for 5G commercialisation with regional leaders. Execs will highlight amongst the many ongoing 5G deployment plans, use cases with partners, spectrum status in the various countries, lessons learnt from 3G and 4G and more. Panellists:

Seizo Onoe, President of DOCOMO Technology and Chief Technology Architect, NTT DOCOMO

Jean Francois Fenech, CEO, Eutelsat

Ong Geok Chwee, CEO, Bridge Alliance

Moderator: David Kennedy, Practice Leader Asia Pacific, OVUM

12.30pm

Networking Lunch and Exhibition Viewing Catered exclusively for registered ConnecTechAsia Summit Attendees

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE / DEEP TECH

1.30pm Afternoon Welcome Remarks from Chairman



1.40pm

The AI Stage - Will Robots Rule the World? How Will Society Benefit from AI? Panellist:

Jason Little, Chief Information Officer - SEA, Manulife

Ben Goertzel, CEO, SingularityNET Moderator: Andrew Milroy, Head of Advisory Services, Asia Pacific, OVUM

INTERNET OF THINGS & SMART CITIES

2.20pm

Maximising the Power of IoT for the Intelligent Age Ong Geok Chwee, CEO, Bridge Alliance

2.40pm

Future Cities Panel - Building the Foundations of Smart Cities and Beyond In this session, leaders and subject experts will discuss the pertinent ongoing challenges of amalgamation of smart cities, infrastructure and regulatory issues in driving digitalisation, citizen inclusiveness and sustainability of future cities. Panellists:

Ani Bhalekar, Associate Partner & Vice President – Internet of Things (IoT), McKinsey & Co.

Dr. Supachai Tantikom, Chief Resilience Officer, Bangkok Metropolitan Administration

Prof Suhono Supangkat, Director of Smart Cities and Communities Innovation Centre, Institute of Technology Bandung (ITB)

Lim Wee Seng, Executive Director - Satellite Research Centre, Nanyang Technological University

Moderator: Tay Kok Chin, Chairman, Smart Cities Network (SCN)

CLOUD, SECURITY OF THINGS & BLOCKCHAIN

3.20pm

Afternoon Coffee and Networking Session Catered exclusively for registered ConnecTechAsia Summit Attendees

3.50pm

Blockchain in Cybersecurity – Lessons Learned from a Nation State Estonia is a small country in the Baltics however it has been on the forefront of technology for many years. This keynote provides a story from Estonia's independence in 1991 to its use of blockchain for the integrity of voting and medical records, the importance and criticality of the identity management system that allows a citizen to vote, check online banking, e-residents and tax returns to the impact of cyber war and the lessons learned on the risks. Session key takeaways: • Importance of Blockchain for Data Integrity and Veracity • The need for Government Identity Management • Cyber War Lessons Learned Joseph Carson, Chief Security Scientist & Advisory CISO, Thycotic

4.10pm

Rethinking the Future of Cyber Battles - How to Supercharge Your Cyber Defense? Panellists:

Head of Cert Cambodia Head of Cyber in HK MNC Head of National Digitalization of Thailand Head of IT Vizag (India) or Head of National IT (India) Senior Rep, Cybersecurity Agency Singapore

Moderator: Ken Soh, CEO, Athena Dynamics



ConnecTechAsia Summit Plenary Day 2 - Wednesday, 19 June 2019

Location: Level 4 | Marina Bay Sands

8.00am Conference Registration

8.50am Organiser’s Welcome Remarks

8.55am Chairman’s Welcome Address

9.00am

Opening Keynote: Towards Services 4.0: Accelerating Business Success through Industrial IoT & Digitalisation

9.20am

Digital Dialogue: Powering Asia as the New Data Economy Panellists:

Jason Little, Chief Information Officer - SEA, Manulife Moderator: Andy Haire, CEO and Founder, AJH Communications

10.00am

Visionary Address: The AI-Data Recipe – The Catalyst for Personalised Immersive Experience

10.30am Networking Coffee and Morning Refreshments Catered exclusively for registered ConnecTechAsia Summit Attendees

4.50pm

Securing the Future Enterprise Today: “Build Pervasive Cyber Resilience Now” With the proliferation of more and more sensitive data, expanding connectivity, and the adoption of automated processes, new research reveals that C-suite and IT decision makers need to embrace a different approach to cybersecurity to effectively protect against future cyber risks. While most companies have a chief information security officer (CISO) or assigned cybersecurity to a C-suite executive, such as a chief information officer (CIO), often, these leaders have limited influence on cybersecurity strategy outside their departments. Additionally, nearly half of CISOs acknowledge that their responsibilities for securing the organization are growing faster than their ability to address security issues. This session will highlight the struggle to prioritise cybersecurity being one of the main agendas for an organisation and how the shift in responsibility and accountability from top-down to the individual business units will impact future operations and productivity. Wayne Dennis, Security Lead, Accenture

5.10pm

Making Blockchain Mainstream – Turning Hype and Skepticism into Meaningful Industrial Applications Panellists:

Ben Goertzel, CEO, SingularityNET

6.00pm Chairman Wrap-up and Closing Remarks End of Conference Day 1



Future of Work Day 2, Wednesday, 19 June 2019

Location: Level 4, Marina Bays Sands 10.55am Chairman’s Welcome Address

IT’S ALL ABOUT THE EXPERIENCE: UX, CX AND ORX 11.00am

Session Keynote: Conversational A.I. – Scaling User Experience with UX Analytics

11.20am

Panel Discussion: Scaling up with Intelligent Analytics – How To Better Understand Your Customers with Optimised RPA Panellists:

Diego Gosmar, CEO, XCALLY

Moderator: Laurent Doucet, Principal - Eastern Asia, Roland Berger

12.00pm

The Age of “BYOT: Bring Your Own Twin”

12.20pm (60min)


DIGITAL ENTERPRISE & WORKPLACE TRANSFORMATION 1.20pm

The Advent of Workplace Experience: Avoiding Silos In Your Digitisation Strategy

1.40pm

Panel Discussion: Automation vs Nextgen Workforce: How will the Automation and Employment Struggle Pan Out? Panellists:

Abhay Parasnis, EVP and Chief Technology Officer, Adobe Moderator: Andrew Milroy, Head of Advisory Services, Asia Pacific, OVUM

2.20pm

Optimizing Document Management Experiences for the Digital Workplace

2.40pm

It’s All About Business Impact! The Heritage Bank Digital Transformation Journey Utilising the Red Hat Open Innovation Labs, Australia's Heritage Bank underwent a transformational journey into digitalisation, adopting a different approach to delivering major projects via a new methodology to help develop the needed capabilities for a real time payment requirement which had taken years using traditional methods. With the help of Red Hat, the bank delivered working prototypes under their strategic initiatives within just weeks, instead of months. The bank then saw increased profits and had the highest customer satisfaction rating of any bank in the country for the second year in a row in 2018, being the Most Recommended Bank in the Mozo People’s Choice Awards. The focus is now on operationalising a platform-based operating model while driving cultural change throughout the organisation. Attend this session to learn how. Andreas Spanner, Chief Architect (ANZ), Red Hat

3.00pm

Levelling Up in the Digital Age: Why Your Organisation Needs to be IoT’d?

3.40pm




THE EDGE, CONNECTED CLOUD 4.00pm

Panel Discussion: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: Are You Ready To Move to Multi-cloud? Enterprises are used to having multiple suppliers; in a cloud context that makes engineering, security and operations more complex, introduces risk and often reduces the opportunity to get volume discounts. Inevitably, multi-cloud is nearly always more expensive. But how do we choose the right vendor(s) since they all provide different services and what criteria should we use to define the preferred one or two providers? Is cloud arbitrage a myth? Clients have spent millions building cloud broker layers, to move workloads between cloud providers, but this approach loses a lot of cloud benefits and increases complexity. Also, what are some of the cloud best practices? Cloud providers are innovating at an accelerated pace such that industry best practices change regularly. How do businesses keep up with that? Finally, talent. Do we have a team for each cloud application or do we get teams to manage and work across multiple clouds? Moderator: Darren Thayre, Partner - Head of Asia Pacific (Technology Practice), Oliver Wyman

4.40pm

Coding for Success: Open Source Software (OSS) and IP Considerations From IoT to education, virtually every industry is impacted by the adoption of cloud computing. At the heart of unfettered cloud innovation lies open source and an agile developer community. Experts believe open source will fuel disruption and shape the future of cloud computing, with multiple tools such as Eucalyptus, OpenNebula and Linux already available. Against the backdrop of a complex and quickly evolving open source and cloud computing universe, the need to protect digital creations through Intellectual Property (IP) has become critical. The patent litigation on cloud technologies has been increasing by 700% over the past four years; innovators must consider smart strategies to mitigate IPR risks. This session discusses how cloud computing and open source are leading digital transformation and provides insights on how to protect and promote success by leveraging IP in a simple way.

5.00pm

Saving The Bottom Lines - Modernising The Enterprise with Cloud Adrian Ho, Principal Analyst, Large Enterprise, Ovum

5.20pm

The Connected Enterprise - Security, Challenges The rapidly growing and ever-expanding use of mobile and remote technology to allow the gathering, processing and dissemination of information creates enormous challenges for Enterprise and Government alike. All Commercial and Government Enterprises are responsible for managing issues such as data security, workplace safety and personal privacy. Confronting these challenges will be critical to fully optimise benefits available from this technological expansion and realise objectives. This presentation looks at the key benefits to be gained from “The Connected Enterprise” in allowing the rapid expansion of data collection, processing and utilisation. It also considers the role of Unified Endpoint Management in maintaining and improving the ability of the Enterprise to meet its responsibility for data security and to manage and optimise the functionality of connected endpoints.




Future of Cities & Economies Day 2, Wednesday, 19 June 2019


INDUSTRY FOCUS 4.0: INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT & SMART HEALTHCARE 11.00am

Opening Keynote: Asian Smart cities: Are You Ready for the Disrupted Future? City readiness for a disrupted future is the foundational theme for future cities and economies to prepare for the opportunities and risks that digital disruptions will bring. Over half our world’s population lives in cities today and their rapid growths suggest they will become even greater economic powers. There are increasingly more complex demands on critical infrastructure, policy makers, educators, and industry leaders across global cities. Competition intensifies as leaders position their cities as ideal places to live, learn, work, and invest – while being mindful to respond to technological shifts to succeed. Identifying the set of governing criteria becomes critical to move the success needle and tap on the opportunities amongst the many vulnerabilities exposed to the leading cities in the face of technological disruptions. Today, we’ll look across Asia: which future city is winning? What is the city readiness for embracing the opportunities and managing the challenges of AI? And which ‘sleeper’ cities should current leaders be looking out for? Jacob Hook, Managing Partner, Asia-Pacific, Oliver Wyman

11.20am

Innovative Satellite Services for Intelligent Transport - A Case Study Intelligent transport systems (ITS) can be used for basic management systems such as car navigation; traffic signal control system to more advanced applications that integrate live data and feedback. Additionally, predictive techniques are being developed to allow advanced modelling. In this session we will look at the role satellites will play in the ITS enabled world. Mark Steel, VP Product Development, Inmarsat

11.40am

From DAS to Next Generation Indoor Systems: The Vital Shoft for 5G-Readiness

12.00pm

HealthTech: Augmenting Healthcare with AR and AI, at Scale

12.20pm


1.20pm

The Power Station Hack: Inside the Mind of a Hacker –– Don’t Let the Lights Go Out Hacking into a Power Station is something that is a scary thought about the possibility of someone being able to turn off the power or damage systems. We have seen major incidents in previous years in which the Ukrainian energy sector was hit by a cyber-attack that caused a power outage for more than 86,000 homes. This session is a real-world hack into a power station that explains the process on planning and preparation, the major challenges of hacking into a power station, adapting to the risks, the perimeter security, engines and SCADA controls. The session will reveal some of the amazing security as well as some of the most shocking findings that will surely see people put hands on their face. It will share the challenges on reporting the findings to the board and the lessons learned. This session describes the anatomy of a privileged account hack, how cybercriminals target their victims, which includes reporting Risks to the board and what you can do to reduce your risk and prevent abuse of your critical information assets Joseph Carson, Chief Security Scientist & Advisory CISO, Thycotic

1.40pm Leapfrogging with Industrial IoT: Delivering Unmatched Time to Value within the Digital Factory



2.00pm

The New Retail and Digital Commerce: Lean & Mean - How Revolut employs AI

THE NEW AGE CONNECTED HOME

2.20pm

Transforming the Future Society: Harnessing Innovations for Sustainable Urban Living

2.40pm

Mapping Future Cities - Applied AI in Urban Planning, Design and Mapping

3.00pm


3.30pm

Panel Discussion: Smart Home Interoperability and Perennial Challenges, Where Are We?

4.10pm

Expanding Interoperability and User Interfaces for a Seamless Digital Home Platform

4.30pm

AI: Contextual Learning to Drive Smart Home and Entertainment Experiences

4.50pm

Mesh Networking: Accelerating the Next-Generation Connected Home Experience


Future of Connectivity Day 2, Wednesday, 19 June 2018


Kevin French, Publisher, TalkSatellite

11.00am

The APAC Mobile Ecosystem Outlook: Scaling the 11 Billion Connections by 2025 with IoT Jose Del Rosario, Research Director, Northern Sky Research (NSR)

SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS 11.20am

Panel Discussion: The Future for Satellite Players – Is 5G Going to Accelerate Digital Transformation? The roll-out of 5G mobile service has the potential to accelerate growth in the future of connectivity but inevitably operators are facing a pressing challenge of unlimited backhaul capacity requirements, concurrently needing to keep deployment costs manageable. This session will discuss how satellite carriers and providers bridge this last-mile digital divide, at the same time embracing a long-term transformative challenge in becoming more than just a mobile service provider that they are today. What do they need to do now to prepare themselves for the opportunities to come? Panellists:

Richard Swardh, Senior Vice President, MNO, Comtech EF Data

Semir Hassanaly, Market Director, Cellular Backhaul & Trunking, Newtec

Todd McDonell, President, Inmarsat Global Government

Moderator: Chris Baugh, President, Northen Sky Research (NSR)

12.00pm Panel Discussion: What’s the Next Tipping Point for the SatCom Industry? How will AI and Big



Data Disrupt This Space? Big Data and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are two technologies that often go hand-in-hand. Advancements in technology have allowed us to program AI to analyze Big Data sets, deriving trends and insights imperceptible to mere humans. These two concepts will eventually extend to all areas of the economy, and satellite is no exception. Firstly the use of AI will contribute to an optimization of satellite networks and related capabilities. In parallel, the use of AI will create new sources of data and traffic, through the multiplication of smart assets requiring live data transmissions, and through the transfer of intelligence to the cloud and to the edge of communication networks. This panel will discuss the variety of ways that AI and Big Data will impact the satcom industry, and what the future may hold. Panellists:

Joakim Espeland, CEO & Co-Founder, QuadSAT

Bob Potter, Vice President of Signals and Ground Systems Technology, Kratos

Minseok Cha, Satellite Operation Manager & New Tech Director, KTSAT

Moderator: Pacôme Révillon,CEO, Euroconsult

12.40pm


1.40pm

Spectrum Fire-side Chat: Driving Meaningful Business Strategies and Outcome from WRC-19 The exponential growth in the upcoming 5G services roll-out, mobile broadband and data traffic, video consumption up to IoT applications, is causing much pressure to the limited spectrum resources available to support all these developments. How can the complex socio-economic needs in varying regions be met? Can spectrum sharing initiatives provide a meaningful solution soon enough? How should the issue of licensed versus unlicensed spectrum use be addressed? How are we preparing our business for the burst in demand of 5G-enabled services in the near future? Panellists:

Tare Brisibe, Senior Legal & Regulatory Counsel, Asia-Pacific, SES

Seungyun Paik, Senior Vice President, KTSAT

Co-Moderators:

Gregg Daffner, President, APSCC

Blaine Curcio, Analyst, Euroconsult

2.20pm

Future of Space Antennas for High Throughput Systems Session Abstract: TBC Dr. Amit Mehta, Associate Professor (Antennas, 5G and Communication Systems) - College of Engineering, Swansea University

CYBERSECURITY: SAFEGUARDING AGAINST THE DARK WEB

2.40pm

Panel Discussion: The Cyber Challenge – Critical Information Infrastructure Protection, Network Security and Cybersecurity Panellists:

Ken Soh, CEO, Athena Dynamics

Guy M. Segal, General Manager, Custodio Technologies

Moderator: Wayne Dennis, Security Lead, Accenture

3.20pm




3.50pm

Digging Deeper on Cybersecurity: Securing the Expanding Cloud Footprint

4.10pm

Protecting CIIs via Detection-less Paradigm Today’s cyber landscape is radically different from the past’s. Advanced threats are stealthy and lethal. They are difficult to detect. Unfortunately, cyber protection technologies continue to progress in a detection-oriented framework. It is therefore not uncommon for malicious codes to reside in a CIIs or enterprises and stay undetected for hundreds of days, exfiltrating data in complete silence. Traditional methods are no longer working. Detect nothing does not mean it is safe, a detection-less strategy is imminently needed. This sharing session focuses on addressing the common gaps in today’s cyber protection strategies collectively and offers the thought leadership to fill these gaps from a highly operational, practitioner’s perspective. Ken Soh, CEO, Athena Dynamics

4.30pm

Crowdsourced Threat Intelligence As our world becomes increasingly interconnected, the critical need for cybersecurity for protecting consumers and organizations of all industries from fraudulent transactions and malicious threats has become one of the key challenges of our era. During this discussion, executives from various industries will discuss how Blockchain security affects end users worldwide, as well as the importance of cybersecurity.

4.50pm

Eventually, Everyone will be Breached This session will discuss about how and why businesses should be designed in a “built to be breached” form - Why and how should governments and organizations should design their IT and business infrastructure not only for prevention of a data breach, but also to be able to be resilient during and after a data breach. Guy M. Segal, General Manager, Custodio Technologies

5.10pm

Chairman Wrap-up and Closing Remarks End of Conference Day 2

BroadcastAsia Morning Plenary Day 2 - Wednesday, 19 June 2019

Location: Level 3 | Suntec Singapore

8.00am Conference Registration

8.50am

Chairman’s Address

Ed Barton, Practice Leader TV & Entertainment, Ovum

9.00am

Opening Keynote: Reinventing the Future of TV: Understanding Value in a Multi-Screen World

9.20am

Leaders’ Forum: Where the World Watches Tokyo 2020: What Goes Behind the Scene?

Panelist:

Steve Miller, Vice President of Product Strategy, Limelight Networks

Cameron O’Neill, Sales Director – APAC, Riedel Communications Moderator: Unmish Parthasarathi, Founder, Picture Board

10.10am

Keynote Presentation: Personalising Media with AI in the Digital Age



10.30am Networking Coffee and Morning Refreshments

Catered exclusively for registered ConnecTechAsia Summit Attendees

BroadcastAsia DAY 2 - WEDNESDAY, 19 JUNE 2019



FUTURE OF MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT: OTT, UHD, 4K, 8K 11.00am

Sustaining OTT Growth: Delivering Viewer-Driven Content

11.20am

Digital-First Dialogue: Reinventing Television’s Ambition for the Modern Age

Panelists:

Vishal Dembla, Vice President and General Manager – Hong Kong & SEA, Turner Broadcasting System

William Lee, Head of Digital Products and Innovation, beIN

Brick Eksten, Chief Technology Officer, Playout & Networking, Imagine Communications

Linda Noverita Wahyudi, Director of Broadcast Department, Indonesia Asian Games Organizing Committee (INASGOC)

Moderator: Ed Barton, Practice Leader TV & Entertainment, OVUM

12.00pm

It’s An Attention Economy: Driving Future Next-Gen OTT Innovations and Monetisation Strategies

12.20pm Networking Lunch and Exhibition Viewing Catered exclusively for registered ConnecTechAsia Summit Attendees

THE NEW-AGE ADVERTISIING MARKETPLACE 1.20pm

Capitalising the Online Audience Insights As An Engine for Growth Kaushal Bhalotia, Director Product Management, Viu, Singapore

1.40pm

Case Study: Accelerating with Social Video in a Multi-platform, Multi-Device World

2.00pm

AdTech Panel: The Evolution of Next-Gen TV Advertising – The Way Forward Panelists:

Roger Franklin, Chief Executive Officer, Crystal CC

Rashmi Paul, Commercial Director, FreeWheel

2.40pm

Case Study: The Battle for Screen Time-Reaching the Next Billion Viewers

3.00pm Afternoon Coffee and Networking Session Catered exclusively for registered ConnecTechAsia Summit Attendees

5G & THE CONNECTED BATTLEFIELD 3.30pm

Security: Will We Get Better at Fighting Piracy – The Never-Ending Battle As high quality content (such as 4K UHD) and advanced streaming technology become increasingly available worldwide, pirates can easily illegally acquire and redistribute content. This global threat



does not discriminate; it affects content owners, broadcasters and operators. How can the media industry shift the evolution of content consumption in their favor and combat the threat of piracy? Roger Harvey, Regional Director of ANZ, SEA & Japan, Irdeto

3.50pm

The 5G Saga: What Will It Mean for Content, Distribution and Aggregation?

IP BROADCAST: SYNERGISING WORKFLOWS OF THE FUTURE 4.30pm

Moving Forward with IP: Transforming WorkFlows and Production - What Does It Mean in Practice? Ming Chow, Vice President of Business Development, Converged Video Solution, Huawei

4.50pm

Case Study: Empowering Content Creation with Blockchain Petr Peterka, CTO, Verimatrix

5:10pm

Media Microservices - Mighty Building Blocks Empowering Innovative Agility and Scalability Brick Eksten, CTO, Playout & Networking Solutions, Imagine Communications

5.30pm Chairman’s Wrap-up and Closing Remarks

End of Summit Day 2

Future of Work & Innovation Day 3 - Thursday, 20 June 2019

Location: Level 4, Marina Bays Sands

8.55am Chairman’s Welcome Address Martin Coleman, Executive Director, Satcoms Innovation Group

DEEP LEARNING, AI, AND ROBOTICS 9.00am

Session Keynote: How AI will Disrupt Today’s Innovation Practices Innovation offices and teams need innovation. Practices like Design Thinking have reached a plateau. Corporate innovators are challenged by the speed and complexity of technical change and AI is moving faster than a speeding bullet. Thus, AI exploitation is not understood by most enterprises. This talk will highlight how AI is poorly understood and how it is under appreciated. Due to its inherent cognitive automation, AI is a powerful general purpose tool that can drive new R&D, make discoveries and execute product rollouts faster than humans, besides replacing human diligence. The effects of AI are more potent than we could imagine. Despite the rich opportunities, most corporate technical leadership are not able to efficiently manage Big Data and they struggle to deploy advanced Deep Learning AI systems e.g. those that could comprehend text and images to save on manpower costs, derive insights and could hence step up the automation of innovation delivery. Unsurprisingly, AI projects are often failing. Although, there are also some successful ones, what works today, may not work tomorrow. Bleak as it sounds, a few companies will eventually master AI, transforming innovation to be a less mysterious and much cheaper process. These will be the first movers in the AI First economy and this is unfolding as we speak. Professor Yu Chien Siang, Chief Innovation & Trust Officer, Amaris.AI

9.20am

Unlocking Experience Insights with Design Thinking : From ChatBots to VoiceBots Have you ever used an Omni Channel solution with AI? Why not thinking to some ChatBot evolution, where the customer engages with contact center by phone? But this time the customer is presented with a Voice Robot engine – a VoiceBot indeed - capable of recognising the customer voices, and get back to them, just like a Bot, using virtual voice agents! Diego Gosmar, CEO, XCALLY

9.40pm The Next Frontier: An AI Strategy and Full-Stack, All-Scenario Portfolio



10.00am

Panel Discussion: Milking Data Insights for Real Time Business Decision Making – Are We Doing It Right?

10.40am

Networking Coffee and Refreshments Catered exclusively for registered ConnecTechAsia Summit Attendees

THE EDGE & QUANTUM COMPUTING 11.10am

The Virtual Enterprise: Tearing Down the Walls Want to improve your productivity and results? Tear down the proverbial four walls! Using digital workspace technologies, companies can serve up personalized access to the systems, information and tools that their employees need to be productive anywhere, anytime, on any device. This session will detail how to create a virtual workspace where employees can work in a flexible, intelligent and secure way that unlocks innovation, engages customers, and moves your business forward. Key takeaways: - Solve the complexity problem to keep solutions implementation simple - Flexibility: Provide a Bento Box of technology options for employees to fill with their personal choices - Intelligence: Optimize your workspace, leveraging innovative technologies like machine learning, alongside simplified workflows - Security: Place the user at the center of the security framework, providing contextual access, security controls, and predictive analytics

11.30am

Quantum Computing Demystified: Case Study

BLOCKCHAIN & ENTERPRISE DIGITALISATION 11.50am

The Sandbox: Current and Future Trends of Blockchain and Industrial Harmonisation Moderator: Regional Leader, Accenture

12.30pm


1.30pm

Mapping the Future of Financial Services through Open Banking

Changing client needs and being market ready

Regulatory impact on open banking – pros and cons

Ecosystem / partnerships - Data governance

Enabling development and building of applications and services

Greater financial transparency options, from open data to private data Dilip Krishnan, Vice President, OCBC Bank

1.40pm

The Enterprise Dialogue: How Are Corporates Tackling Digital Transformation? Is It More Than A Bed of Roses?

IMMERSE 360: AR/VR/MR 2.20pm

The User Experience Catalyst - Empowerment Through AR/VR

2.40pm

Get Ready for Augmented Reality and Wearable Technology in the Workplace

3.00pm

Augmented and Virtual Reality: Technical Challenges and The Road Ahead



3.20pm

Chairman Wrap-up and Closing Remarks Afternoon Coffee and Networking Session Catered exclusively for registered ConnecTechAsia Summit Attendees

3.50pm End of Conference Day 3

Future of Connectivity Day 3 - Thursday, 20 June 2019


TBA

9.00am

The Future Telco: Evolving in the Digital Innovation Ecosystem David Kennedy, Practice Leader Asia Pacific, OVUM

SMALL CELLS, SDN & NFV 9.30am

Why the Internet Is Still the Only Network that Matters?

10.00am

The Next Evolution - Integrated Automation and Analytics into Intent-Based Networking and SD-WAN

10.20am

What Works for One, Will for Two: Cable Virtualized Orchestration and Wi-Fi Services Management Cable operators’ migration into Distributed Access Architectures (DAA) brings an explosion of new devices in the plant that need to be efficiently managed. Virtualized orchestration for the cable access network is vital for handling the provisioning, monitoring, and configuration of the devices. Similar tasks need to be executed to manage Wi-Fi devices in the network, allowing for the wireless network to be a Self Organizing Network (SON). Subscribers’ Quality of Service (QoS) is managed similarly, whether it’s a DOCSIS CPE or a Wi-Fi Access Point. In addition, Quality of Experience for the end customer needs to be evaluated. By converging these management and orchestration functions, the operator benefits from the synergies, and uses one comprehensive tool to manage the various aspects of their network. This presentation will discuss the common features that are shared by virtualized orchestration and Wi-Fi services management and explain how operators can benefit from the synergies.

10.40am

Morning Coffee and Refreshments Catered exclusively for registered ConnecTechAsia Summit Attendees

NETWORK SLICING & ARCHITECTURE AGILITY 11.10am

Turning into a Minimalist – Empowering Connections with 5G Core

11.40am

Positioning for the Future – Navigating the Changing Waters of the Network Market

12.10pm

Panel Discussion: GDPR and More - Whose Onus Is It Anyway? How Do We Safeguard Our Data?

12.50pm


2.00pm A Handset-Maker’s Challenge: Staying Ahead of the 5G Curve With Innovative RF Solutions



2.20pm

The OSS/BSS Revolution: Accelerating New Possibilities with 5G

2.40pm

Trailblazers Wrap-Up Panel: Dissecting 5G Deployment Milestones and Addressing Future Challenges Ahead Moderator: Nicole McCormick, Practice Leader, Broadband and Multiplay, Ovum

3.20pm


3.50pm

Chairman Wrap-up and Closing Remarks End of Conference Day 3

BroadcastAsia Day 3 - Thursday, 20 June 2019



NEXT-GEN BROADCASTING TECHNOLOGIES AND BUSINESS MONETISATION 9.00am

Revolutionising the Video Value Chain with “ABC” (AI, Blockchain, and Cloud)

9.20am

Addressing Disruption in A Hyper Competitive World - How Game Changers Are Augmenting the Video and TV Market

9.40am

Tech Talk: Beyond Data Regulation – What’s Next Post-GDPR?

10.20am

Collaborate, not Compete! Maximising Audience Reach with Local Partnerships

10.20am

Networking Coffee and Morning Refreshments

Catered exclusively for registered ConnecTechAsia Summit Attendees

IMMERSIVE TECHNOLOGIES AND DATA INTELLIGENCE 10.50am

IoT Connect: How Mainstream TV Broadcasters are Adapting to Content Digital Transformation and Online Delivery? Panelists:

Satoshi Uzawa, Deputy Technical Director, News Production & Network Engineering Division, NHK / Japan Broadcasting Corporation

Glenn Sims, CEO, RedFlameTV

WA Shanthakumara, Director Engeineering, EAP Broadcasting Company

11.30am

Case Study: Unifying Data Gathering and Analytics In Customer and User Experience Mapping David Godfrey, VP, Bitmovin

11.50am

Implementing AI-aided Content Distribution Strategies for the Connected Generation

12.10pm

AI and Voice Assistance: Unlocking New Content Discovery Capabilities Joint Presentation: Jess Chen, Business Development, Amazon Alexa



Teresa Cheung, Managing Director – Hong Kong, Eurofins Digital Testings

12.30pm


1.30pm

HD - Digital Broadcasting: Research and Development for Advanced ISDB-T Tatsuo Kagoshima, Member, Engineering Administration, Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK)

1.50pm

The Next-Generation TV: Exploring Immersive and Innovative Content Production Toni Fiedler, GM Greater China, Fraunhofer IIS

FAN ENGAGEMENT: SPORTSCASTING & ESPORTS 2:10pm

The sports TV revolution: How to design future OTT services for next-generation audiences Will James, Vice President APAC, Massive Interactive

1.50pm

Sportscasting: Winning with Social Video to Build Fan Loyalty and Engagement

2.10pm

E-sports Arena: Uncovering New Value - What Will Drive The Next Wave of Global Games? Panellists:

Vijai Karthigesu, Founder and CEO, Ubique Networks Inc

Fabian Birgfeld, Co-Founder & CEO, W12 Studios, UK

Nicholas Khoo, Chairman, Singapore Cybergames and Online Gaming Association

2.50pm Chairman’s Wrap-up and Closing Remarks End of Summit Day3

3.00pm


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