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Pushpendra Mohta heads AT&T CERFnet, the Internet Services business unit of AT&T. AT&T CERFnet provides a wide array of data communication services that include Internet Access, Web Site Management, VPNs, Frame Relay and ATM. A veteran of the Internet industry, Pushpendra Mohta has been a key player in each evolutionary phase of the Internet. In 1991, he was instrumental in deployment of the Commercial Internet Exchange, the precursor to the present day Internet. In 1993, he pioneered the adoption of fast packet technologies like SMDS, Frame Relay and ATM in the Internet Environment. In 1996, he helped in the transition of the Internet from its federally funded roots to a new architecture based on network access points. In 1995, he outlined a comprehensive content distribution strategy that led to the emergence of Web Hosting services as a new business. Pushpendra led CERFnet through its rapid growth into a profitable Tier 1 ISP, its 1997 merger with the Teleport Communication Group and its 1998 merger with AT&T. An expert frequently sought for his business acumen and knowledge of emerging technology trends by industry organizations and the press alike, Pushpendra has published and presented over 50 articles and papers on data communication, Internet architecture, fast packet services, and e-commerce. Pushpendra has trained and enabled organizations in United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Venezuela, England, Germany, Japan, Korea, Fiji, Germany, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Mexico, United Arab Emirates to set up Internet infrastructures in their countries. Pushpendra holds an MS degree in Computer Communication Systems and Theory from the University of California, San Diego. | |
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| Joe Lee Nokia IP Telephony (Formerly Vienna Systems) jlee@viennasys.com | |
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VoIP Internet access pricing is spiraling down, and the rates have not bottomed out yet. At the same time, ISPs need to continue investing in new technology to keep their equipment top of the line. This ensures happy customers, thus reducing the much dreaded but always looming churn factor. Caught between a rock and a hard spot, ISPs need to look at alternatives that increase their subscriber base and generate revenues. Value added services might prove to be just as lucrative to ISPs as they became to traditional telcos when the voice market had reached maturity. Especially when there is a low adoption threshold with services that resemble current usage models. Surveys indicate Internet subscribers are more than willing to pay additional monthly fees for enhanced services. In addition, innovative electronic commerce technology allows ISPs to improve support processes and generate Web hosting revenues. We?ll take a look at how technology can effectively attract and retain online customers, and how new services can be easily integrated into your existing infrastructure. This presentation addresses: How ISPs can capitalize on converging technology to increase customer acquisition and retention. The competitive advantage for ISPs when offering real-time Internet communication technology. |
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| Dyan Phillips Clarent Corporation dyan@clarent.com | |
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| Dan Root NetCentric droot@netcentric.com | |
| Don Root is a Senior Product Manager at NetCentric Corporation. His responsibilities include product planning & implementation for NetCentric's carrier-class Internet Fax System FaxStorm. He was previously a Senior Product Manager for 3COM/U.S. Robotics in the Remote Access Products group of their carrier division. He has held key technical and management positions with Xyplex, Microcom, and Digitial Equipment Corporation. He holds a B.S. degree from Syracuse University in Biology. He also holds a M.S. from the United States Air Force Institute of Technology in Logistics Management and a M.S. from Bentley College in Computer Information Systems. | |
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Deploying IP Fax Services: Network Service Providers Challenges and Solutions In this presentation, the speaker will explore key technical and operational issues that NSPs must consider when they prepare to design and deploy an IP fax service. He will discuss examples of NSPs who have recently deployed IP fax services, and how they successfully overcame the technical challenges. Attendees will learn about:
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| Tony Carrato AT&T On-Line Services carrato@attmail.com | |
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| Ramu Thota design lead for Satyam Infoway R_Thota@maaln.satyam.net.in | |
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| Mark Laubach Com21 laubach@com21.com | |
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| Frank Christiaens Alcatel FRANK.CHRISTIAENS@ALCATEL.COM.SG | |
| Frank Christiaens heads Alcatel's Asia Pacific headquarters for internet access in Singapore. Mr.Christiaens holds a telecommunications engineering degree and an MBA in international management. | |
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| Louis Chan Nortel lchan@baynetworks.com | |
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Louis Chan is currently working as Technical Solution
Engineer in Nortel Networks. Being 10 years in the
networking and telecommunication industries, he has been
working with quite a number of communication and computer
systems. With strong exposure to different technologies, he
helps MSOs in the Asiapac to build their high speed IP
infrastructure. Cable modem technology is his recent focus.
Before joining Nortel Networks, he works as a System Engineer in a few networking companies. During his service, he helped building up Hong Kong Telecom DDN network, leased line services in Guangzhou and Hangzhou in China, and IP networks connecting PCBC banks in southern part of China. He graduated from Hong Kong Polytechnic University and holds a degree of Bachelor (Eng) of Electronic Engineering. | |
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How to Bill for New and Existing Services Through discussion with a leading vendor of an Internet Billing and Subscriber Management solution, learn how providers of Internet services are implementing new business models to manage subscribers and increase revenues. Topics to be discussed:
VALUE ADD - WHAT KNOWLEDGE WILL AUDIENCE GAIN:
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| John Leong Inverse / Bell Labs johnleong@research.bell-labs.com | |
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John Leong has recently joined Bell Labs Research - Silicon Valley.
Prior to that, he was the VP and CTO of Inverse Network Technology.
Inverse provides software and services for measuring the performance
of Internet and related applications.
John came to Inverse from Carnegie Mellon University where he was the Director of Systems and Network. His team had contributed significantly and authored a number of important protocols including PPP, SNMP, RMON, POP3 and IMAP4. John had also held senior technical and management positions at Philips Information Systems, Bell Northern Research, Toronto Globe and Mail and University of Liverpool where he was tenured. John has a B.Sc. and a M.Sc. from the University of Manchester in Computer Science. | |
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| Doug Humphrey SkyCache doug@skycache.com | |
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Doug Humphrey, President and Chief Executive Officer of SkyCache, Inc., founded the satellite internet broadcasting company in September of 1997. Mr. Humphrey first entered the internet arena with DIGEX,Inc. (www.digex.net), a national Internet Service Provider he founded in 1991. DIGEX went public in 1996 and was sold to Intermedia Communications (NASDAQ: ICIX) in 1997 for $150 million dollars.
As co-creator of Phase1 (www.phase1.org), an Internet startup company incubator, Mr. Humphrey has played a key role in bringing companies such as Digital Addiction (www.digitaladdiction.com) and The Sync (www.thesync.com) to fruition. As one of the leaders in the ISP world, Mr. Humphrey is in frequent demand as a speaker and gave the keynote speech at Spring ISPCON 1998 in Baltimore. | |
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| Robert Collet Teleglobe rcollet@teleglobe.com | |
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| MK Lam FLAG mklam@hk.linkage.net | |
| Mr Lam has a B.Eng. (Information Engineering) from the University of Lancaster and an MBA from California State University, Hayward. He was born and raised in Hong Kong, He has a strong Asia regional background in senior sales and technical roles in Tricom, Motorola Asia Pacific, and Datacraft and is strong in IP based technology | |
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| Eui Koh INTELSAT 657340036@jfaxsend.com | |
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| Dean Hamilton CoSine Networks dhamilton@cosinecom.com | |
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Dean Hamilton has over 15 years of communications technology development, management and executive leadership experience at companies ranging in size from startups to billion dollar industry leaders. Prior to founding CoSine Communications, Hamilton was General Manager of the Carrier Signalling Infrastructure business unit of Ascend Communications. He was responsible for the development of the company's Intelligent Networking products and strategy targeted at carriers and large ISPs.
Before joining Ascend, Hamilton was Founder, President and CEO of Subspace Communications, an ISDN terminal adapter technology startup which was acquired by Ascend Communications. Prior to that, he held a variety of technology development and management positions over 8 years at NetExpress, Inc. a leader in ATM development and facsimile networking technologies. | |
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The VPN Revolution: From Virtual Private Networks to Value-added Public Networks; An in-depth look at the technologies and trends which are creating the next generation Internet Service Providers. |
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| Andrew Coward Nortel ancoward@nortelnetworks.com | |
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Andrew Coward is the Technical Marketing Manager for Nortel Networks
Carrier Packet Solutions in Asia Pacific. He has ten years experience
in the networking field, and has spent the last three years in Asia,
advising regional Service Providers on technology deployment
strategies.
He joined Nortel Networks as a result of the Bay Networks acquisition and now focuses on taking leading-edge products from the Nortel engineering teams, and delivering them to the Asian market as complete customer solutions, under the banner of "Unified Networks". Prior to moving to Asia, he built and ran a nation-wide IP network for a large UK government department. | |
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Deploying VPN and Extranet services - maximising the revenue opportunity |
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| Partha Dutta AT&T Labs karenk@ipo.att.com | |
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| Dennis Nugent AboveNet dnugent@above.net | |
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VPN -- Overview and the future for bandwidth growth Virtual private network (VPN) hardware capacity is increasing
New VPN architecture is scalable, including automatic fail-over equipment, providing extremely high availability. As the hardware is scalable and features automatic failover, clients do not have to reinvest in new equipment as their bandwidth and security needs grow, or when they need to upgrade hardware or software. Provisioning firewalls and encryption devices, managing the firewalls and encryption devices, and responding to attacks is becoming easier. The tangible return on investment for high-speed VPNs includes reduced telco costs between corporate offices, as well reduced costs for internal and external information dissemination. Savings of 20% to 40% over private leased line networks is typical. The intangible return on investment for VPNs includes increased employee productivity and improved customer-client-supplier communications. The encryption equipment is IPSec and IOS compatible, insuring interoperability between manufacturers. |
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| Dave Farber Sandpiper Networks dave@sandpiper.net | |
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Chief Technology Officer Sandpiper Networks, Inc. Farber has over twenty years of engineering and management experience within the computer and Internet industry. His technical background includes networking, operating systems, distributed systems, database and imaging technologies. Prior to co-founding Sandpiper Networks, Farber spearheaded the development of a CD-ROM based software distribution system for Softbank Inc. Farber also worked at Interactive Systems where he served as a software architect and technical advisor to key clients including IBM, Matsushita and Kodak. In addition, Farber developed advanced operating system design for Data General Corporation. At Sandpiper, Farber has led the development efforts of several Internet-related products, including a secure server developed for AT&T, and a distributed content management and network backup system.
Sandpiper Networks, Inc.
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| Adam Beguelin Inktomi adamb@inktomi.com | |
| Dr. Adam Beguelin has served as a Senior Member of the Technical Staff since November 1996, supporting the core technology and concentrating on the proxy cache software product. From June 1992 until joining Inktomi, Dr. Beguelin was a Research Computer Scientist at Carnegie Mellon University, School of Computer Science where he did development work on parallel programming and development tools for networked heterogeneous supercomputing. From January 1991 to May 1992, he was a faculty member and performed post-doctoral research in parallel programming environments at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the University of Tennessee. Dr. Beguelin holds a doctoral degree in Computer Science from the University of Colorado at Boulder and a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics and Computer Science from Emory University. | |
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Practical Topics for Streaming Media Caching |
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| Effendy Shahul Hamid Digital Island ehamid@digisle.net | |
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Global Infrastructure for Electronic-Commerce |
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| Vasu Vasudevan CacheFlow vasu@cacheflow.com | |
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1997. Most recently he held the prominent title of Sun Distinguished
Engineer, as he worked as the architect for JavaSoft and SunSoft. His
many contributions at Sun include being the architect for Java Naming
and Directory Interface, the architect for Internet products in
SunSoft, and the inventor of a federated naming system. He has given
keynote addresses for Sun, presented talks at developer's conferences
and written several technical papers.
Before joining Sun, Vasu was an Associate Professor of Computer Science at the University of Calgary. He holds a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, and a Ph.D. in computer science from the University of Waterloo. | |
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| Sohail Khalid CalendarONE sohail@calendarone.com | |
| Did my BS in Computer Science in 1993 from Southwestern University, Cebu City, Philippines with honours and was awarded Dean's Gold Medal for Academic Excellence. Did MS in Computer Science in 1997 with a thesis on 'Security On The Internet'. Worked as Software Engineer with WorldTel Philippines Inc for 1 year. Now working as System Administrator with Calendar ONE Pte Ltd, winner of the Innovative IT Service Award 98, National IT Awards 98, Singapore. | |
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| Milt Roselinsky Software.com milt.roselinsky@software.com. | |
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involved in building early equipment for the Arpanet and MILnet, the
precursors to the modern day Internet. Roselinsky now concentrates on
developing the applications that will see the potential of the Internet
realized. For that reason Milt Roselinsky joined Software.com as the
Principal Systems Architect and Senior Technical Product Manager.
Prior to Software.com Roselinsky was the distinguished VP of Engineering at Connected Systems, where his products for low-cost voice mail systems based on advanced computer telephony capabilities were chosen as Editors Choice and Product of the Year by Computer Telephony. Previous to Connected Systems Roselinsky was Director of Engineering and Advanced Development at ACC, where one of his networking products, the Danube, was one of the first products to use ISDN to connect to the Internet and was awarded Data Communications Magazine "Hot Product" in 1993. Roselinsky is a firm believer in standards based networking and has been an active member for the Internet Engineering Task Force since 1987. Roselinsky holds a BS in Computer Science and a BA in Art, both from UC Santa Barbara. | |
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Universal Messaging - the seamless integration of voice * The rise of the Internet. The modular, IP-based architecture provides a flexible, cost-effective mass-communication infrastructure. * The emergence of the service provider industry. Service providers offering Internet access to large populations now have the infrastructure, expertise, and economies of scale to offer universal messaging solutions that are reliable, affordable, valuable and extend the reach of any business beyond its internal network to the entire world, creating viable alternatives to traditional switched networks . To support these enhanced service offers, however, a true carrier-scale messaging infrastructure is essential. Scalability to support millions of users, 24 x 7 availability, failsafe reliability, and guaranteed fast performance even during peak loading are all requirements without which a universal messaging solution is unattainable. The accelerating shift in communications from the traditional voice network to the data network will result in breakthrough levels of feasibility and cost-effectiveness for universal messaging. And enable service providers to generate more revenue, increase customer loyalty and reduce churn.
What the audience will learn:
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| David H Crocker Brandenburg Consulting dcrocker@brandenburg.com | |
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David H. Crocker is a principal with Brandenburg Consulting, providing
strategic planning and design for Internet and intranet applications.
He has been a core contributor in the development of internetworking
capabilities for twenty-five years, first as part of the Arpanet
research community and more recently in the commercial sector.
Mr. Crocker has been a leader in the development of Internet Mail. He has worked at a number of Silicon Valley companies, producing a wide range of TCP/IP, OSI, and network management products. He was a co-founder of the Internet Mail Consortium, co-founder of an email server startup, and continues technical involvement in Internet standards activities for transport services, electronic mail and electronic commerce and facsimile. Mr. Crocker has been living in Malaysia for the last year. | |
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Email operational issues: spamming |
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| Desmond Kwang Sun Microsystems Desmond.Kwang@Singapore.Sun.COM | |
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| Shyue Hong Chuang Arthur Anderson Singapore Chuang@sg.arthurandersen.com | |
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Latest developments in Public Key Infrastructures Alternatively, we could share our experiences in IT security reviews
and assessments as independent third-party consultants. Once again, we
value the opportunity to share our extensive knowledge base, developed
using security best practices, with the operations community by speaking
on the following topic.
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| Chaeho Lim Korea*Cert Coordination Center chlim@certcc.or.kr | |
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Web based Security Scanner for AP Countries |
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| Paul E Ghostine V-ONE jim.reed@v-one.com | |
| Mr. Ghostine is in charge of strategic international development initiatives in addition to managing the international sales and operations units for V-ONE Corporation, the market leader in client/server extranet VPNs. Mr. Ghostine has overseen the expansion of V-ONE's channel, which now includes over 100 partners, including many of the largest system integrators and distributors in Europe and Asia. Mr. Ghostine presided over the opening of V-ONE's Singapore office in 1998 and travels to Asia and Singapore frequently. | |
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Strong Encryption unencombered by Key Escerow |
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| Hugh Daniel Free S/WAN hugh@toad.com | |
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Free IPSEC S/SWAN for Linux |
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| Assafa Endeshaw Nanyang Technological University aendeshaw@ntu.edu.sg | |
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| James Seng BioInformatrix Pte Ltd jseng@pobox.org.sg | |
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iDNS a DNS system with multilingual support Nevertheless, The Current Dns Only Allows A Very Limited Set Of Characters. While This Is Not A Problem For Most English Speaking Countries, This Is Not So For Many Countries In The Asia Pacific Region Where Its Own National Language Is More Widely Used. Thus, With The Internationalisation Of The Internet, And The Proliferation
Of Non-English Content, There Is A Growing Need For A Dns System Which
Is Able To Handle Multilingual And Multiscript Features.
The Idns Aims To Address This Issue By A. Providing A Mechanism For The Dns System To Adopt Multilingual Character
B. Retains Compatibility With The Current Dns Standards. C. Transparently Convert Different Kind Of Language Encoding To A Universal
D. Minimum Changes On The Client/Server ReferencesRfc1034, P. Mockapetris, Nov 1987Domain Names - Concepts And Facilities Rfc1035, P. Mockapetris, Nov 1987
Draft-Duerst-Dns-I18n-02.Txt, M. Duerst, July 1998
Draft-Skwan-Utf8-Dns-01.Txt, Stuart Kwan/James Gilroy, Mar 1998
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| Colin Gan Webworks Pte Ltd colin@webworks.com.sg | |
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| Simon Jeong IBI Co. Ltd ibi007@ibi.net | |
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iDNS iDomain and iNames Internet Connection Systems intends to provide the convenience for connecting WWW sites, especially for the first step users. It supports both 7bits and 8bits systems and can be applied WWW, telnet, ftp,gopher, and ping protocol. The contents of the internet connection systems for DNS are: 1) Application program for Clients1.1) IBI Web@ : Add-on program for Clients.
1.2) IBI Browser : Can be used a real name on browser.2) rDNS server
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| Jeff Wabik Ascend jeff@min.ascend.com | |
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| Andrew Coward Nortel acoward@baynetworks.com | |
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Andrew Coward is the Technical Marketing Manager for Nortel Networks
Carrier Packet Solutions in Asia Pacific. He has ten years experience
in the networking field, and has spent the last three years in Asia,
advising regional Service Providers on technology deployment
strategies.
He joined Nortel Networks as a result of the Bay Networks acquisition and now focuses on taking leading-edge products from the Nortel engineering teams, and delivering them to the Asian market as complete customer solutions, under the banner of "Unified Networks". Prior to moving to Asia, he built and ran a nation-wide IP network for a large UK government department. | |
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QOS Options for IP Networks |
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| Charles Muirhead Orchestream cmuirhead@orchestream.com | |
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Charles Muirhead, 23, is the founder and chief executive officer of
Orchestream, a software development company dedicated to Quality of
Service management on IP networks.
Charles first applied his Imperial College degree in Computer Sciences as a consultant to the music industry, on publishing music on the Internet. This association with the industry led to Charles raising the seed capital for Orchestream's launch from a record producer, Hugh Padgham. With the launch of Orchestream in April 1996, Charles established a crack team of programmers which he recruited from the world-wide team of Apache developers, Imperial College and Hoskyns, the UK IT consultancy. Since then Orchestream has grown to a company of 37 full-time employees, working in either the San Mateo office in California, USA; or at the London offices in England. As Charles has a desk at both offices, he maintains that most of his thinking and planning is done on planes and in airport waiting lounges. Apart from running the company, Charles is also an active member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and also participates in a number of the Internet Engineering Task Force's working groups. | |
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| Johnathan Barry Alteon jbarry@alteon.com | |
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| Wong Shoon Hooi Compaq shoonHooi.Wong@compaq.com | |
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| Paul Young Kenan Systems Corporation pyoung@kenan.com | |
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Paul Anthony Young's 10 year career includes broad experience and success
within the telecommunications and information technology industries. Paul
spent over 10 years in Australia and 3 years in the UK before moving to
Singapore in 1994.
Kenan's billing and customer care solutions enable services providers within the deregulating industry of telecommunication to grow and enhance relationships with their customers by promoting customer loyalty and retention. Kenan's initial focus of the business is towards Southeast Asia and the Pacific and forming relationships with the major telecommunications service providers together with the established second operators. Paul, as Pre Sales Consultant based in the Asia/Pacific Headquarters in Singapore, works in close co-operation with the sales and marketing teams He is responsible for understanding and interpreting, from a technical stand-point, the complex needs in this environment. Prior to joining Kenan systems at the beginning of 1998, Paul worked for Telstra Corporation, Singapore, as the Regional Communications Consultant responsible for managing Telstra's consultancy services. Prior to his tenure at Telstra, Paul worked at Electronique Pty Ltd, Sydney responsible for working with its major clients to install and bring on line information technology hardware and software. Whilst in the UK, Paul worked as a Hardware Development Engineer with STC and ICL Computers developing PC based ISDN technology. Paul received his Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) from the University of New South Wales in 1984. He is currently pursuing a Masters Degree in International Business through the University of Technology Sydney's Singapore program. | |
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One Size Fits All vs. Mass Customization: The Evolution of Pricing for Internet Services However, ISP's are now moving aggressively to offer differentiated services and enhanced services.to gain high value customers, increase revenues and reduce churn. This talk will review some of these enhanced services, and their associated technologies and pricing strategies. |
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Trends in IXs |
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| Justin W. Newton AboveNet justin@above.net | |
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| Lauren Ren Nowlin Level 3 lauren.nowlin@level3.com | |
| As one of the few who worked with both IP Allocations and Domain Names in the early days at Network Solutions on the InterNIC contract for the National Science Foundation, Level 3 Communications sought to include Lauren Nowlin on the rollout team for the Network Services side of the business. Tasked with developing and implementing interconnect strategies, including exchange points, transit, direct interconnects and public peering, more than 80 agreements have been negotiated over the course of a year. Mergers and aquisitions also keep the chaos at a low rumble out in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. | |
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| Toshiki Ueda JPIX ueda@jpix.co.jp | |
| He has devoted himself to the development of JPIX business as Director of Sales and Marketing since before its foundation July 1997. Prior to the responsibility, he worked for KDD to develop the international ISDN service as the product manager and chaired a working group of Asian ISDN Council which is comprised of eight Asian member countries. He has been working for KDD and its subsidiaries over 20 years maily in data communications products. | |
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Update on JPIX Services and Environments |
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| Bill Woodcock Zocalo Networks woody@zocalo.net | |
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Peering Point Planning and Implementation |
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| Craig Stevens Nortel ajudd@baynetworks.com | |
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Craig Stevens is a Senior Technical Consultant at Nortel Networks and
has been working with major Carriers and Service Providers for over
fourteen years now. Craig has his roots in communications software
maintenance and development. Early in his career he worked in the
mainframe SNA/IP environment working for Fujitsu and with major
Australian banks.
Later Craig worked at Proteon (the father of OSPF & DLSw) as a software developer working on FR, DLSw and MOSPF and then made the move to Bay Networks where they have established themselves as one of the leading remote access and backbone router companies in Australia. Craig holds a B.App.Sci degree in Computer Science at the University of Technology Sydney. | |
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| Mark Purdom Ascend mpurdom@ascend.co.uk | |
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IP Backbone routing and management |
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| David L Powell Cisco dpowell@cisco.com | |
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