P2 Closing Power Panel
May 29, 16:45 – 18:15
Topic: “Discussion on Fiber in/Copper out and FTTH Technologies”
Moderator: Mr Yang Zhu, Deputy Chief Engineer, Wuhan Research Institute of Post and Telecommunications
Panelist:
* Mr Zhang ChengLiang, Deputy Chief Engineer, Beijing Research Institute, China Telecom
* Mr Peter Zhou, GM, Technical Dept., China Netcom
* Mrs Li Ailing, Deputy Director, Alcatel Shanghai Bell Access Network Division
* Mr Chang Gang, Head of Marketing and Strategic Planning, Ericsson (China) Communications Company Ltd.
* Mr Xiong ZhongZhu, Director, President’s Office, Fiberhome Telecommunication Technologies Co., Ltd.
* Mr Zhang Xiaobin, Head of BBA/IPT BU, Nokia Siemens Networks Greater China
* Mr Kevin Poon, Regional Manager, PMC-Sierra
* Mr Mark Jiang, Great China Country Manager, Teknovus
* Mr Steven Chen, Vice General Manager of Optical Network Dept., UTStarcom

Discussion Outline
•The background of Fiber in/Copper out
•The Relationship between Fiber in/Copper Out and FTTH
•What kind actions to boost FTTH developed from Fiber In/Copper Out
•The Applicable Technologies of Fiber In/Copper Out in Different environment
•The effect of Fiber In/Copper Out to be taken on rebuilding after heavy snow disaster
•How do technologies develop after Fiber In/Copper Out?

Speaker Biography

Mrs Li Ailing, Deputy Director, Alcatel Shanghai Bell Access Network Division
Mrs. Li Ailing is the Deputy Director at Access Network Division of Alcatel Shanghai Bell to be responsible for Alcatel Shanghai Bell’s broadband access business strategy and marketing in China with his massive experience in telecom industry.

Mrs. Li has joined Alcatel Shanghai Bell since 1999. During her more than 10 years telecom career, she has taken various roles like R&D engineer, product line manager, Deputy Director of Triple Play Solution Integration, Deputy Director of Business Development and Marketing. She has made remarkable contribution to DSL market share enlargement and market position consolidation in China for Alcatel.

Mrs. Li graduated from Xidian University and holds the degree of Master degree of telecommunication and electronic system.

Mr Chang Gang, Head of Marketing and Strategic Planning, Ericsson (China) Communications Company Ltd.
Chang Gang is the Head of Marketing and Strategic Planning of Ericsson China.

Chang Gang has fourteen years’ experience in the telecommunications industry. He joined Ericsson China in 1997 as product manager and has held various roles in a number of areas including marketing and product management. He was appointed to be Director of Solutions in 2004, and subsequently to the current position in 2008.

Mr Zhang Xiaobin, Head of BBA/IPT BU, Nokia Siemens Networks Greater China
Mr. Zhang Xiaobin graduated from Beijing University of Post & Telecommunications in 1984. Mr. Zhang Xiaobin is now working at Nokia Siemens Networks Great China Region by leading the solution sales management of business unit Broadband Access and IP Transport.

Mr. Zhang has been engaged in telecommunication network field for many years and with rich experiences and technical know-how. Mr. Zhang has also been engaged in the development of former Siemens Com solutions for the network convergence, the new tech. and business research, innovations, business development as well as China telecom standardization since 1998.

Mr. Zhang Xiaobin is also the guest professor of BUPT, the member of Network Tech. Committee of China Communication Association and the member of Expertise Consulting Committee of CCSA.

Mr Kevin Poon, Regional Manager, PMC-Sierra
Kevin Poon was appointed to be regional manager by PMC-Sierra, Inc. in May 2006. Prior to that, he was the country manager of Passave, Inc.. As a result of acquisition by PMC-Sierra, Inc., he held his current position. He is mainly responsible for business development in carriers sector and R&D centers established by global system manufacturers in China. He also looks after sales in SE Asia region. Mr. Poon has had very rich experience in networking industry. He once held key positions in AT&T/Lucent and Zhone covering China as well as Asia Pacific regions. Most outstanding was his tenure to be Greater China managing director in Ascend Communications, Inc. during 1996 to 2000. He expanded his organization from a single individual to a team more than 50 and successfully seized the leading market position of remote access server and ATM/FR switches in the region.<back>