At a recent State Council meeting, Premier Wen Jiabao announced that the government would start promoting development of convergence in China. Over the course of five years, starting from 2010, telecom and cable operators are to perform trials with the goal of launching full scale commercial triple play services.

Triple play and multi-play networks and applications such as IPTV allow operators to grow subscribers, expand revenue, improve customer retention and become even more competitive. These reasons are good enough to drive triple play and IPTV deployments upwards. According to Business Insights, by 2012 IPTV subscription worldwide is expected to surpass 64 million, an almost six fold increase over 2007 levels.

With so much of your future success riding on triple play and IPTV, you will not want to miss attending the 6th annual China Broadband Triple Play + IPTV Conference. For operators and other stakeholders alike, this event offers an unparalleled opportunity to interact with experts and thought leaders on a number of key issues. Come join more than 500 of your industry peers for two-days of information sharing, learning and discussions. Topics for 2010 will cover, but not limited to the following topics:

• New regulatory and policy – government stimulus for triple play and IPTV in China

• Business strategies and models – challenges for enabling profitable and sustainable triple-play bundles and IPTV services

• Triple play technical considerations – a focus on service integration, convergence and migration

• Network enhancements – deciding factors for design, architecture and optimization to support triple play and multi-play services

• Options for broadband access – fiber, xDSL, hybrid, wireless

• Service assurance for IPTV QoS and QoE

• Competition – is differentiated content the answer?

• IPTV content – sourcing, developing, managing, programming, pricing, securing, censorship

• IPTV service delivery platform - advances in middleware and head-end

• CPE – opportunities with smart set-top boxes, in-home networks and appliances

• Home networking – standards, evolution and consumer device interoperability

• Marketing and billing of triple play bundles and IPTV services

• Customer care and service management in a multi-play environment

• Plus much more!
  

Concurrent Events

China Next Generation Broadband Summit

Analysts predict that by 2013, there will be nearly 3 billion fixed and mobile subscribers globally. Given such numbers, broadband has the power to enhance the bottom line for operators in years to come. Join us at the China Next Generation Broadband Summit to examine the key factors behind sustaining data subscribers and revenues going forward as well as the challenges that lie ahead.

Digital Home Networks Forum

The role of carriers as trusted providers of communications to the household make them the natural choice in managing digital networks inside the home. The growing complexity and vulnerability of home networks mean consumers are looking for a provider who can simply and cost-effectively manage the rich features of the network. For service provider executives ,the Digital Home Networks Forum offers the chance to learn about this fresh and potentially huge new opportunity. It will cover key topics such as technology evolution, the role of consumer electronics, software and cable firms, and the critical importance of telecom industry standards.

For more information about attending, speaking or sponsorship opportunities, please contact Mr Peter Lee of the Event Secretariat at:
Tel.+852-2865 1118 or email: peter.lee@infoexws.com

Within Mainland China, please contact Ms Isabel Shi at:
Tel.+10-6277 1798 or email: isabel.shi@infoexws.com

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