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9月17日 | 會議議程 第一日
Coffee and Registration and Opening of OSiMWorld Exhibition
8.00
Welcome Address and Speed Networking Session
8.40
- Adam Shaw, Conference Researcher, OSiMWorld 2008 Informa Telecoms & Media
Chair’s Introduction
8.50
- Andreas Constantinou Research Director VisionMobile
Exploring the Frontiers Beyond Open Source
9.00
- How open Internet, 4G networks and other market trends have opened up the world to new frontiers for Open Source
- Utilising the proliferation of rich media content, social networking services and widgets in the open internet for mobile open source development
- Moving to Next Generation Networks and what this means for Open Source
- Dr. Tomihisa Kamada, Co-Founder, Executive Vice President and Chief Technical Officer ACCESS
Increasing the Functionality and Usability of Handsets Through Open Source
9.25
- How the mobile market is changing and why new handsets are needed
- What handset requirements and features are key in the future?
- How can Open Source meet this?
- Challenges to make Open Source a success in our industry
- Holger Knöpke, Executive Vice President, Product Design and Provisioning, T-Mobile
Developer & Business Opportunity inMobile Open Source
9.50
- How the mobile industry continues to gravitate towards Open Source as a solution for distributing next generation applications
- Creating a common global platform for mobile linux
- Providing access and opportunity for mobile and open source developers
- Obtaining maximum return from financial, intellectual and resource investment
- Morgan Gillis, Executive Director LiMo Foundation
Networking Refreshments and OSiMWorld 2008 ExhibitionVisit
10.15
The Future of Mobile is Open
11.15
- What does the future hold for the Open Source in Mobile industry?
- What problems can be foreseen /Where do we go from here
- Mahesh Veerina, Chief Executive Officer Azingo
Nokia and Maemo:Next Iteration
11.40
- Maemo software: one step further
- Maemo.org and the maturity of a community
- Linux in the context of Nokia today
- Ari Jaaksi, Vice President, Software, Nokia Devices R&D Nokia
How Open Source Can Drive Your Next Device Innovation Breakthrough
12.05
- How Open Source is changing the value chain and threatening the established handset order
- Business opportunities that new mobile devices offer operators
- How can ODMs/OEMs use open source to drive revenue in these new devices
- Overcoming the perils of Open Source to achieve innovation breakthroughs
- John Bruggeman, Chief Marketing Officer Wind River
Networking Lunch and OSiMWorld 2008 Exhibition Visit
12.30
Stream One - Technical Aspects of Open Source
Is Mobile Ready for Open Source? What can we learn from the PC Arena?
13.45
- Why is the mobile industry lagging behind the PC industry?
- What needs to happen in order to move forward?
- Lessons to learn from PC
- Novel business models
- Bdale Garbee, Chief Technology Officer, Open Source & Linux HP
Open Source, Open Standards and Web 2.0: Accelerating Application Development
14.10
- How can Open Source help accelerate application development
- Where doesWeb 2.0 fit in? / Using Open Standards in application development
- Patanjali Somayaji, Director, Engineering Azingo
Mobile Linux and Open Source froma Platform Provider Perspective
14.35
- How will the industry handle testing and validation (IOT, etc..)?
- Integrating various Linux platforms on hardware.What are the obstacles and advantages?
- Use of Open Source components in mobile platforms - how and why?
- Jonathan Lavigne, Segment Manager, Multimedia Open Ericsson AB
The OpenAjaxMobile Efforts on Mobile Device API’s
15.00
- Introducing the OpenAjax Alliance
- Technical initiatives including standards development and open source projects
- The role of the OpenAjax Alliance with mobile device API’s
- Addressing interoperability
- Addressing security
- Jon Ferraiolo, Web Architect, The OpenAjax Alliance
- David Pollington, Senior Manager,Terminals Research Vodafone
Networking Refreshments and OSiMWorld 2008 Exhibition Visit
15.25
Panel Discussion: Future Strategies to Combat Both Linux and Java Fragmentation
16.10
- Problems faced in trying to overcome Java fragmentation
- Problems faced in trying to overcome Linux fragmentation
- Dealing with variant memory size
- User input / Differing navigation modes
- How can Open Source help accelerate application development
- Where doesWeb 2.0 fit in? / Using Open Standards in application development
- Successful case studies in solving Java fragmentation
- Imad Sousou, Open Source Technology Center Director, Intel Software Solutions Group
- Jürgen Geck, Chief Technology Officer, Open-Xchange
- Terrence Barr, Technical Evangelist, Sun Microsystems
- Guilhem Ensuque, Director, Product Management, Open-Plug
- Jean-Marie André, Senior Vice President, Corporate Development Purple Labs
- Sebastian Weber, Director, Feature Software, Ericsson AB
- Thomas Schuppel, Senior Developer, Bit-Side
Mobile Linux and the ACCESS Linux Platform: a Foundation for Innovative Products and Differentiated User Experiences
16.50
- What is it about Linux that makes it ideal for mobile operators?
- Using Linux as the perfect foundation for new products
- How the ACCESS Linux Platform can help bring innovation to the market
- Didier Diaz, Senior Vice President, Product Strategy Management ACCESS
Creating a Successful Operator Strategy on an Almost Total Open Source Strategy
17.15
- How a Mobile Internet network Operator (MINO) relies on Open Source components to operate in a competitive marketplace
- Examination of which components were used, why they were selected and what benefits they present
- Open Source does not fill all scenarios- potential problem areas that operators intending to deploy Open Source may encounter
- How Open Source is changing the future of telecommunications architectures
- James Body, Director, Research Truphone
End of Day One
17.40
Stream Two - Strategic Considerations of Open Source
Stream Chair: Adam Leach, Principal Analyst, Ovum
Is Mobile 2.0 Making Carriers Redundant?
13.45
- How are newcomers changing the ecosystem?
- Where does open source fit in?
- Fabrizio Capobianco, Chief Executive Officer Funambol
Which is the Right Path out of the Walled Garden?
14.10
- Global overview of the mobile handset market
- The current competitive landscape of Open Source
- Open Source market growth and drivers
- The role of Open Source in transforming the mobile industry
- Malik Kamal-Saadi, Principal Analyst Informa Telecoms & Media
How Ultra-Open Source Convergence Speeds Deployments Across Vertical Markets
14.35
- Using mobile innovations in today’s new Open Platforms to extend into new market verticals
- Unique advantages only Linux offers new cross-market platforms/vertical device deployments
- Balancing considerations with capabilities:Android, LiMo, Moblin
- Jason Whitmire, General Manager, Mobile Solutions Wind River
Bringing Linux to the Mass Market User
15.00
- Identifying the mass market user
- What features are integral to the low cost handset and how can Open Source meet this?
- Minimizing memory requirements and Low on cost, not low on features: How Open Source can help
- Simon Wilkinson, Chief Executive Oficer Purple Labs
Networking Refreshments and OSiMWorld 2008 ExhibitionVisit
15.25
Panel Discussion: We Know What it is, But How Do we Make A Living From it?!
16.10
- Ensuring revenue sustainability
- Creating a profitable open source project and developing a long term plan
- Which business models work in open source and which in mobile open source project
- How open source can reduce time to market and raise revenue
- Sami Inkinen, Senior Vice President and Chief Technical Officer, Teleca
- Andreas Constantinou, Research Director, VisionMobile
- Roberto Galoppini, Commercial Open Source Expert, InitMarketing
- Adam Leach, Principal Analyst, Ovum
- Enrica Filippi, Director, Mobile Chipset Platform Strategy ST
Successful Open Source Business Models
16.50
- How to work in an open way and innovate with open source
- How to mesh proprietary and open together
- Surviving with an open business model
- Giorgio Rossi Telecom Italia
OneYear On: How OpenMoko Has Fared During its Infancy Sean Moss-Pultz, Founder, OpenMoko
17.15
- Sean Moss-Pultz, Founder, OpenMoko
MobileWeb Applications: Ubiquity Across Handsets
17.40
- How can open source help the industry drive towards a common goal
- How to protect the user and their privacy
- The needs of the user, developer, operator, OEM & enabling the mobile web
- Tim Haysom, Chief Marketing Officer, Open Mobile Terminal Platform (OMTP)
End of Day One
18.05
