Abstract: China 4G will be the efficient convergence of 3G, WiFi, LTE, WiMax, etc which can promote the 3G development. Green 4G strategy in a cost-effective, environment-friendly and spectrum-efficient way is the principal objective of China 4G movement. China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom have the common mission - To drive the China 4G industry in a healthy, scientific and optimal manner to utmost utilize the resources and maximize the performance. In addition, how the China Stimulus package will drive the 4G industry movement is a very interesting topic throughout this important 6th 4GMF.

• Opening by China Ministry of Industry & Information Technology (MIIT)
• Wu Hequan, Vice President, China Academy of Engineering
• Sha Yuejia, Executive Vice President, China Mobile
• Leng Rongquan, Executive Vice President, China Telecom
• TBD, Executive Vice President, China Unicom

Abstract: As 4G is becoming a very emerging and urgent strategy in China mobile communication industry, especially for the convergence of different information delivery platforms to the consumers as well as the future mobile communication device architecture including mobile Smartphone and mobile Internet device, the global industry leaders will showcase their innovative solutions and present their technical leadership for this significant China 4G movement in this Panel Interview before the Chinese governmental authorities as well as the decision-makers of the huge government purchase.

• Xie Daxiong, Vice President, ZTE
• Philip J. Carmack, Senior Vice President, Mobile Business, Nvidia
• Mohammad Shakouri, VP, Alvarion
• Indu Kodukula, VP, SDP Development, Oracle
• Willie W. Lu, Chairman and Founder, 4GMF Global Mission
• Reserved for Premier Sponsors

Abstract: In the 4G mobile era, the access to the mobile services and networks will be evolved to an open Mobile Cloud so that it is fully open to any developers and providers. The speakers from different industries will present their innovative solutions to support this future mobile cloud infrastructure, and deliver a cost-effective way for the wireless and mobile convergence.

• Jon Hindle, Director, Mobile Service Provider Marketing, Cisco Systems
• Stephane Maes, CTO, Oracle
• Li Yong, Vice President, Alcatel-Shanghai Bell
• Lu Yong, Deputy General Manager, Ericsson China
• Lu Gan, Vice President, Nokia Siemens China
• Reserved for Sponsors

Abstract: The 4G mobile device architecture will be open in order to converge multiple RTTs (radio transmission technologies) in one same device, and open wireless architecture (OWA) will drive this new movement in both mobile Internet device and Smartphone platforms. The speakers will present their breakthrough technologies for the development of future 4G mobile devices covering the topics from physical layers to the service and application layers.

• Frank Meng, President, Qualcomm Greater China
• Marcelo Vieira, GM, Smartphone Business, TI
• Sriram Viswanathan, Vice President, Intel Capital
• Ren Weiguang, Vice President, Motorola
• Reserved for Sponsors

Abstract: As China is going for 4G industry, will China follow 3GPP's LTE or ITU IMT-Advanced? Yes or No ! For China's domestic markets, China will definitely work on its own 4G standards. However, for international markets, China will continue follow the 3GPP, ITU, IEEE, etc to support international exports of China 4G solutions. How to help China in defining and creating the right technology for both domestic and international markets is the critical issue in this Keynote session.

• Xu Zhijun, Vice President, Huawei
• Philip J. Carmack, Senior Vice President, Mobile Business, Nvidia
• Michael G. Hill, General Manager, Global Telecom Industry, IBM
• Thomas Lee, Chief US Equity Strategist and Managing Director, JP Morgan
• Latif Ladid, President, IPv6 Forum
• Zhang Ping, Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications, China
• John Faith, General Manager, Myspace
• Reserved for Sponsors

Abstract: China has about 600 million mobile users, and the mobile service fees are pretty low which helps push the new services and applications through the mobile device platforms. The China 4G services can go much beyond the traditional communications which will be widely used in e-GOV applications accounting for over $800B by year 2020. In addition, mobile network optimization remains one of the key issues in the 4G era because the multiple converged networks need to work together to maximize the network performance and the spectrum utilization. The industry leaders will debate key issues for this emerging business and share the solutions for building the team and developing the China 4G business.

Panel 1: TD-LTE and Its Advanced Technologies, chaired by Wang Xiaoyun, VP, Research Institution of China Mobile

Panel 2: CDMA2000 and Its 4G Evolution, chaired by China Telecom

Panel 3: WCDMA and Its 4G Evolution , chaired by China Unicom