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| Wi-Fi World Conference Hosted & Co-Organized by Wi-Fi Alliance |
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Welcome to a Wi-Fi World
Wireless China Industry Summit in collaboration with the Wi-Fi Alliance invites you explore the advances with Wi-Fi and its' many creative applications. Over the past few years the number of Wi-Fi users and uses throughout China and globally has mushroomed in ways we could never have anticipated. Today there are Wi-Fi solutions widely deployed for enterprise WLANs, metro access, wireless cities, hotspots, public security, smart phones, home networking, workforce mobility, mass transit communication systems, consumer electronics, medical devices, and beyond. For the 2008 event, we have gathered the "best and the brightest" minds. Experts involved in Wi-Fi research, certification, standardization, network design, architecture, components, systems manufacture, wireless security, service provisioning, chipmakers, OEM/ODM, application developers, systems integration, VARs and endusers from both government and vertical industries will share their knowledge and discuss about the latest developments. Don't miss this outstanding opportunity to learn how you can put Wi-Fi to work for you. Register today!
About the Wi-Fi Alliance
The Wi-Fi Alliance is a global, non-profit industry association of more than 300 member companies devoted to promoting the growth of wireless Local Area Networks (WLANs). With the aim of enhancing the user experience for wireless portable, mobile, and home entertainment devices, the Wi-Fi Alliance's testing and certification programs help ensure the interoperability of WLAN products based on the IEEE 802.11 specification. Since the introduction of the Wi-Fi Alliance's certification program in March 2000, more than 4,500 products have been designated as Wi-Fi CERTIFIED™, encouraging the expanded use of Wi-Fi products and services across the consumer and enterprise markets.
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| Wi-Fi World @ Wireless China Industry Summit – Advance Program |
| September 1, 2010 |
Welcome Address
Xi GuoHua, Vice Minister of MIIT; Chairman, Radio Association of China |
Opening Keynote
Xie FeiBo, Director, Radio Regulatory Bureau, MIIT; Vice Chairman, Radio Association of China |
Industry Keynote
“Wi-Fi Drives Wireless Connectivity”
Michael Hurlston, Senior VP and General Manager, WLAN Business Unit, Broadcom |
Wi-Fi Alliance Keynote
“Wi-Fi® in Internet of Things (IOT)”
Greg Ennis, Technical Director, Wi-Fi Alliance
Explores questions such as:
- What are the defining characteristics of the emerging IOT industry?
- What are the key applications in IOT in the next three years?
- Will there be any new/interesting IOT applications enabled by Wi-Fi technology?
- How will Wi-Fi contribute to the IOT?
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Keynote Panel Discussion
“Wi-Fi®2015”
Chaired by Senior Representative from the Wi-Fi Alliance
Explores questions such as:
- Where will we find Wi-Fi in 2015 where we do not see it today?
- How is Wi-Fi technology keeping pace with the exciting applications emerging in the digital home, the enterprise, and points in between?
- How will Wi-Fi participate in smart energy, medical, and machine-to-machine applications?
- What key challenges must the Wi-Fi industry address in order to maintain its rate of penetration?
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Wi-Fi Breakout Session 1
“Wi-Fi® in Mobile Devices: Where the Needs of Users, Manufacturers, and Carriers Converge”
Explores questions such as:
- What are the remaining barriers to Wi-Fi adoption in mobile devices?
- What will drive purchase of branded mobile phones embedded with Wi-Fi? Will Wi-Fi be adopted in feature phones (not Smart phones)?
- What will be the impact of emerging mobile devices such as tablets and e-readers?
- What applications & use cases are most compelling for Wi-Fi phones?
- What will be the business models for carriers that make Wi-Fi strategically important technology?
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Wi-Fi Breakout Session 2
“Wi-Fi® in the Enterprise: Advanced, Managed and Secure Technology”
Explores questions such as:
- How is 802.11n changing the face of Enterprise networking?
- Which applications are driving adoption today and emerging on the horizon?
- How have enterprise needs shaped Wi-Fi security in enterprise?
- What is the industry roadmap for advanced manageability features – i.e. network management?
- With the number of devices supporting Wi-Fi increasing rapidly, what is the impact of personal phones / netbooks coming into the enterprise WLAN?
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Wi-Fi Breakout Session 3
“Wi-Fi® in the Digital Home: Ready to Monetize Advanced Applications? ”
Explores questions such as:
- What is driving adoption of Wi-Fi in consumer devices (at home)?
- In which categories of devices is Wi-Fi growing most quickly?
- What advanced applications can Wi-Fi support today?
- How will Wi-Fi technology continue to keep pace with bandwidth and performance demands?
- Has Wi-Fi affected the business model of digital home industry?
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| Closing Remark from Wi-Fi Alliance |
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