International conference on FUTURE TRENDS OF THE INTERNET

Venue

Centre culturel de rencontre, Neumünster Abbey,
Luxembourg
Salle A22

Date

28 January, 2009

Programme

08:30–09:00	Welcome (coffee & pastries)
09:00–09:15	Opening Remarks	Jean-Louis Schiltz Minister of Communications
09:15–09:30	The European perspective (On video)	Viviane Reding European Commissioner Responsible for Information Society & Media
09:30–09:45	Implications of the Next Innovative Net Technologies (On video)	Josh Silverman President, Skype
09:45–10:15	Internet of Things — When your fridge orders your groceries	Gérald Santucci Head of Unit, Networked Enterprise & Radio Frequency Identification, European Commission
10:15–10:45	Compatible at Last? — Open mobile Internet for the 4G era	Willie W. Lu CEO, US Center for Wireless Communications
10:45–11:15	Coffee break
11:15–11:45	The road to success — Japan’s broadband penetration strategy	Tadao Saito CTO, Toyota-InfoTechnology Center
11:45–12:15	The next BIG bailout — Will IPv6 save the Internet?	Latif Ladid President, IPv6 Forum
12:15–11:25	The potential and the challenge of the transition to IPv6 (On video)	Robert E. Kahn "Father of the Internet", CEO and President, Corporation for National Research Initiatives
12:35–13:00	The vital transition to IPv6 (On video)	Vinton G. Cerf "Father of the Internet", VP and Chief Internet Evangelist, Google
12:25–12:35	Q&A
13:00–14:30	Luncheon
14:30–15:00	Launch of the Luxembourg IPv6 Council
15:00–15:30	How to save lives with IPv6 — u2010 and other strategic European projects	Thomas Engel Professor for Computer Networks and Telecommunications, University of Luxembourg
15:30–16:00	Business Internet road map for Luxembourg	Latif Ladid President, IPv6 Forum
16:00–16:30	Coffee break
16:30–18:00	Panel discussion: IPv6 — Challenges and opportunities
	Particpants	Roland Bombardella Haut-Commissariat à la Protection nationale Christoph Meinel University of Postdam Carlo Simon Centre de communications du Gouvernement Jean-Marie Spaus Entreprise des P&T Peter Tseronis US Department of Energy Patrick vande Walle Chair of the Luxembourg chapter of the Internet Society
	Chair	Thomas Engel

This agenda is subject to change.


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