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It aims to share mobile communication technology innovation, to build an industry information exchange platform and to explore future market opportunities of the industry.

This forum will cover 3 major topics this year: 4G/LTE Technologies, Mobile Internet, and Next Generation Handheld Devices. Senior technology and strategy executives from China Mobile, China Telecom, China Unicom, France Telecom, T-Mobile, NTT Docomo, Vodafone, Qualcomm, Ericsson, Alcatel-Lucent, HTC, Huawei, Cisco, ARM, Microsoft, Sony-Ericsson, Motorola, Broadcom and Lenovo will be presenting their thoughts and ideas at this event.

Also in attendance will be around 200 business/technical leaders and experts from leading companies in the telecom sector. We believe this event will help enterprises not only understand the industry trends better, but also effectively develop networks and business opportunities.

Day One 8th, December Thursday
08:20-09:00	Registration and VIP Mingle
09:00-09:20	High-tech Zone leaders	Chengdu Investment Environment
09:20-09:40	China Mobile	Mobile Networks Development and Evolution: LTE, HSPA+, etc.
09:40-10:00	China Mobile	TD Technology Development, Evolution and Applications
10:00-10:20	Kyllesbech Larsen, Senior VP, T-Mobile	LTE/HSPA+ Deployment and Networks Operations Management
10:20-10:40	Coffee break
10:40-11:50	Yongchun Liu, VP & Chief Architect, Alcatel Shanghai David Fittal, R&D Director, Vodafone Allen Wu, GM, ARM China	1. Networks Optimization and & Self-Organized Networks; 2. TD-LTE Technology and Networks; 3. Mobile Internet and Applications.
11:50-12:20	Panel Discussion	Connected World, Future Life 1. 4G Key Technologies; 2. Commercial Networks Deployment and Applications 3. Future Networks Characters and Trend 4. Case Studies Mobile Terminals and Life
12:20-13:20	Lunch
13:20-15:00 Track 1 Convergence	Gu Daqing, VP, R&D, France Telecom Beijing Lab Ayumu Futakata, General Manager, NTT Docomo Beijing Representative Office Joon Yong Choi, VP, KT China	1. Triple Play and Future Networks 2. Network Convergence and Key Technologies 3. Experiment Networks and Service Innovation
15:00-15:30	Coffee Break
15:30-17:20 Track 1 Convergence	Jin Pu, Head of Chengdu R&D Center, Ericsson Zhou Baoguo, Deputy GM, LTE Unit, Putian Paul Chang, General Manager, Cisco Systems (China) Research and Development Co., Ltd. Ye Shuaimin, Director, President, Lenovo Chengdu R&D Center	1. Mobile Internet 2. Broadband Wireless Networks 3. Mobile Terminals 4. Digital Trunk Communication and Radio Regulatory
13:20-15:00 Track 2 Technology	Wei-Pang Chin，R&D Managing Director，Motorola Xu Xiaoxing, Chief Engineer, MKTG, Huawei Ding Wei, GM, Strategic Cooperation, NEC China	1. Mobile Broadband Technologies Enable New Generation Networks Deployment: LTE, Wi-Fi, Femtocell, TD; 2. Mobile Internet and Mobile Technologies; 3. IPv6 Technologies and IPv6 Based Network Architect; 4. IPTV & Triple Play.
15:00-15:30	Coffee Break
15:30-17:20 Track 2 Technology	Rupert Baines, VP, Marketing, Picochip Liu Jianfeng, Director, Solutions, H3C C-Marketing Kong Yong, Chief Engineer, Carrying Network, ZTE Xu Qiqi, VP, Telecom Architect and Solutions, Cisco; Executive VP, Greater China	1. The Technologies for Internet of Things: M2M/MSN/SOC, etc 2. Cloud Computing 3. Mobile Terminals and OS Platform 4. Femtocell: Chip, System, and Solutions (TD/LTE-Femtocell)
13:20-15:00 Track 3 Terminals	Charlie Liu, Head of Research and Technology, CTO China, Sony-Ericsson	1. Mobile Computing Core Technologies a) Wi-Fi / Bluetooth / RFID / NFC b) Batteries Management c) Sensor / M2M Technology
15:00-15:30	Coffee Break
15:30-17:20 Track 3 Terminals	Zheng Xia, Head, Device Innovation & Prototyping, Nokia China Ray Yam, R&D GM, HTC	1. New Generation Devices Technologies, Software, OS & Applications.
Day one closing

Dujiangyan and post-quake reconstruction site visit Day Two 9th December Friday
08:00-12:30	Word Culture Heritage - Dujiangyan Irrigation Project Visit Dujiangyan is the world's oldest functional irrigation project. The project mainly includes fish mouth water diversion dike, Feisha weir spillway, bottled water, Baizhang dike, eliminating flood plain, making the western Sichuan plain become the land of abundance.
08:00-12:30
12:30-13:30	Lunch
13:30-15:30	Post-quake reconstruction Site Visit After the devastating earthquake in 2008, Yingxiu, the epicenter and heavily destroyed in the disaster, has been re-built and turned into a modern town accomplishing big transportation, residential and hydraulic projects.
13:30-15:30
17:00	Back to Millennium Hotel
Day two closing

As the holding place of this summit, Chengdu is the communications hub of Southwest China determined by the State Council and China's fourth largest communications technology and equipment R&D center, next only to Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen. Its communications industry development level and communication services capabilities rank first in Central and West China. As of October 2011, Chengdu communications industry had gathered more than 150 associated enterprises, employing more than 50,000 people.

Chengdu Hi-tech Zone is the core clustering place of Chengdu communications industry. At present, it has become a key communications technology and equipment R&D center and an important R&D and production base of optical communication products in China. The global top five communications providers, Ericsson, Huawei, Nokia Siemens, Alcatel Lucent and ZTE, have all set up R & D centers in the Chengdu Hi-tech Zone, which is one of China's leading R&D bases of 3G\4G, NGN, optical communications technology, unified communications software, software for switches and routers, intelligent packet switch core network subsystems, systems and platform software, terminal software, IMS platforms, GSM and 3G base stations, mobile integration and mobile browsing WAP Gateway and other products.

Since Tianfu Software Park was launched in 2005, it has successfully attracted a large number of world-class enterprises segmented in six sectors – ITO/software development, digital entertainment, information security, telecom, R&D, IC design and BPO/shared service centres. As per November 2011,over 300 companies, including IBM, Accenture, SAP, EMC, Maersk, DHL, Manulife Financial, Huawei, Ericsson, Nokia-Siemens, Tencent, operate in the park, employing over 30,000 people. Tianfu Software Park has become the fastest development software park in China.

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