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Vanesa Tornero, Mobile Backhaul SeniorArchitect,Orange FT Group

Kevin Baughan,Director of MetroWireless, Virgin Media

Alexander Schneider, Head of GroupTechnology,Telekom Austria Group

Martin Kingston,Principal Designer, Everything Everywhere

Andrew Davies, IP ArchitectO2

Luigi Licciardi, Head of TechnologyPlanning and Standards, Telecom Italia

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The 15th anniversary of TNMO will offer more interactive discussions than ever before!

Day One | Tuesday 23 April

WELCOME to the highly establishedTransport Networks for Mobile Operat

ors,

offering 15 years of exceptional case studies

from operators and telecom solution providers

across the globe.

The increasing pressure on operators as a result of spectrum shortage, and

the congestion imposed on networks by smart devices and new applications

has weighed heavily on an operator’s overall transport network.

TNMO provides a unique opportunity for operators and solution providers

to join together and discuss how to cost-efficiently combat capacity

constraints by examining how operators can upgrade and expand their

networks.

New developments and solutions in network infrastructure such as Radio

Access, all IP packet-based networks, LTE Backhaul, Small Cell Backhaul

and the overall transition to heterogeneous networks will be addressed

through numerous interactive sessions which will extract varied viewpoints

and generate heated debates.

A truly distinctive programme, don’t miss the chance to hear CXO level

representatives as well as leading engineers and network architects,

addressing their preference for network solutions as well as their future

methods of expanding networks to facilitate the advent of high speed

technologies such as LTE.

On behalf of the TNMO team, we look forward to welcoming you in London,

to the most rewarding show on Backhaul & Small Cell yet!

Best wishes,

Audience-led Panel Discussion: The Network Evolution Roadmap: Next-Gen NetworkRequirements for Future Service Environments

Roundtable Session: Small cell deployment challenges

Interactive End-of-the-DayRoundtable:Protection of the Backhaul & IP Layer

AGENDA AT A GLANCE:Where will YOU have your say?

22-24 April 2013 | Hotel Russell, London

Day Two | Wednesday 24 April

Brainstorming Session: Leveraging Ethernet to maximise benefits of LTE

Panel Discussion: Optimising transport resources against rapidincrease in bandwidth demands

Panel Discussion: Small cells vs. Cloud RAN

Pradeep De Almeida,CTO,Dialog Axiata

Renato Lombardi, VP MicrowaveProduct, Huawei

Nicolai Leymann,Chief Architect, Deutsche Telekom

Hakan K.Emregül, Head of TransportNetwork, Turkcell

Alexander Schneider,Transport NetworkDevelopment, Telekom Austria

Remi Thomas, Director LTE EPC,Orange FranceTelecom

Esa Metsala, Principal, Network &Transport, MBB LTE, Nokia Siemens Networks

Olaf Herr, Product MarketingDirectorJDSU

Belgacom, BH Telecom, Cable & Wireless Monaco and Islands, Colt Teleocm, Cosmote,Deutsche Telekom , Dialog, Du, eircom, Etisalat, Everything Everywhere, France Telecom,Hutchison 3G Latvijas Mobilais Telefons, Megafon, MIC1 Alfa, Mobily, Mobinil, MTN, MTNSudan, NTT Docomo, O2 Germany, O2 UK, Orange Austria, Orange FT, Orascom, TelecomAlgeria, Pelephone, Polkomtel, Portugal Telecom, PT Indosat, Sabafon, Saudi Telecom, SKTelecom, Telecom Italia, Telefonica Germany, Telefonica/Movistar, Telekom Srbija, Telenor,Teliasonera, TIM Brazil, T-Mobile, TPSA&Orange, Turkcell, Verizon Business , Vimpelcom, VIVA,Vivacom, Vodafone UK, Vodafone Germany, Vodafone Greece, Vodafone Australia, Wataniya,Wind Italy, Zain, Zain Saudi

Over 90 operators attended in 2012, including:

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Networking Wine Taster & CanapésWorkshop attendees will have the opportunity to network with TNMO and CEM WorldCongress delegates at the evening wine taster! Includes delightful Canapés! Find outmore by visiting www.backhaultransport.com

CELEBRATING 15 YEARS OF…

Providing networking and learningopportunities to over 2000 industryexecutives since 1998

Embracing international profiles,drawing in delegates from 43countries and 5 continents

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‘A most informative forum and anavenue to reposition oneself andkeep abreast with industry trendsfrom a transmission perspective.Most commendable!’MTN Nigeria

‘Great opportunity for the smallmobile operators to see whatthe large technical leaders areimplementing in their network’Eircom

‘It was good in sharingexperiences of deployment,optimization and some newtechniques’ VIVA

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15 years of delivering in-depth operator analysis on LTE Backhaul, Small Cell, Microwave & Satellite architectures & solutions

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To take advantage of this offer:• Flights must be purchased by 31 March 2013• All travel into London, to take place between 14 April 2013 and 23 April 2013• Flights must be booked on British Airways from the USA or Europe in any cabin• To be eligible for the discount on flights from Europe, the total fare must be above €150.• Discounts apply to the total fare paid including all taxes and surcharges

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PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS: MONDAY 22 APRIL 2013

Workshop B: 14:00- 17:00The afternoon workshop is reserved for a sponsor. Please contact Sean Morrison, Business Development Managerat IIR Telecoms & Technology for more information. T: +44(20) 701 77371 E: smorrison@iir-telecoms.com

10:00 Welcome, introductions and overview of agenda

10:10: Introduction to NGMN Alliance

10:25 Introduction to RAN Evolutionproject: C-RAN, CoMP, Multi RAN, Back and Front haul

10:45 Introduction to Small Cell /HetNets Project: Use cases, Backhaul and Multi-vendor deployment

11:00 Backhaul recapreview of NGMN guidelines for best practice backhaul

11:30 Morning Tea/Coffee break

11:45 LTE-A in Backhaul

12:10 LTE-A in Small cells

12:35 Making the case for C-RAN with Front Haul

13:00 Close of workshop

Workshop A: 10:00-13:00

THE NGMN RAN EVOLUTION AND HETNET PROJECTS – THE BACKHAUL AND FRONT HAUL IMPLICATIONSThis workshop is presented by Ran Avital and Murat Bilgic from the NGMN Alliance and will be run as aninteractive session, ensuring maximum extraction of case studies & knowledge-driven discussions

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22-24 April 2013 | Hotel Russell, London

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CONFERENCE AGENDA TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 2013

08:30 Registration & Coffee

08:45 Welcome & Speed Networking

08:50 Chairman’s Opening RemarksRichard Webb, Directing Analyst – Microwave & Mobile Offload, Infonetics

09:00 Audience-led Panel Discussion: The Network EvolutionRoadmap: Next-Gen Network Requirements for FutureService EnvironmentsThe audience will have the opportunity to tweet their questions to the moderatorduring the session, submit them before the conference via email or via theLinkedIn Event Group, or submit them on the whiteboard during registration• The convergence of LTE backhaul with new services • Delivering applications quickly and inexpensively • Building a backhaul infrastructure: how long would it take to deploy thenetwork connections?

• Increasing flexibility and resiliency to deal with increasing demand forbandwidth

• Meeting the explosive bandwidth demands driven by cloud services,internet videos, mobile services and new wireless technologies

Peter Jennings, CTO, MLL TelecomLuigi Licciardi, Head of Technology Planning and Standards, Telecom ItaliaVanesa Tornero,Mobile Backhaul Senior Architect, Orange FT GroupSenior Representative, Intracom Telecom

09:40 LTE Requirements as we Move to Heterogeneous Networks• Examining alternative deployment models & topology using HetNets• Managing & controlling interference• How can operators delivering the full benefits of the networks• How will LTE alter backhaul requirements?• Delivering end to end QoSVanesa Tornero,Mobile Backhaul Senior Architect, Orange FT Group

10:05 Exploring LTE Backhaul & Networks Options that Work withMultiple Technology • How much dedicated pure LTE will there be?• Backhauling 2G & 3G networks• Can LTE be deployed when 3G architecture is not in place?• Developing solutions to sustain 2G/3G requirements and allow for 4Gnetwork introduction

Peter Jennings, CTO, MLL Telecom

10:30 Morning Refreshments & Speed Networking Break

11:30 Holistic HetNet Hauling – Going Beyond Traditional Backhaul toServe Macro and Small Cells in Both RAN and C-RAN Topologieswith a Combination of Backhaul and Fronthaul Solutions• Understanding LTE-A impact on heterogeneous networks evolution• Defining the different access network use cases and the respective

hauling scenarios• Describing practical solutions for a cost efficient Hetnet Hauling deploymentRan Avital, VP Marketing Strategy, Ceragon

11:55 Building an IP/MPLS Core that Supports Both Physical PathSeparation for Signaling and Low Latency for User Plane• IP/MPLS core network set of rules• Achieving physical path separation and low latency• How to deliver simultaneously on both of these requirements?• Edge routing, traffic engineering and dual plane architecturesAndrew Davies, IP Architect, O2

12:20 Service Activation and Performance Monitoring for Small CellBackhaul Networks• Considerations for overcoming economical and logistical challenges• Benefits of using combined centralised testing and SFProbe technologyOlaf Herr, Product Marketing Director, JDSU

12:45 Networking Lunch Break

13:45 LTE Small Cells: Technological and Business Challenges• Small cell Standard evolution• LTE Radio spectrum allocation (Italy, Brazil)• Hetherogeneous network • Backhauling Requirements and technological issues• Wifi: competition vs integration

· Future evolution: Small Cells in Cloud RANLuigi Licciardi, Head of Technology Planning and Standards, Telecom Italia

14:10 Roundtable Session: Small Cell Deployment ChallengesThe audience will be separated into five groups, each addressing a core issue in small cell deployment. Each group will have a team leader who willfeed back the discussion to the session’s moderatorGroup A: Deploying small cells: in building vs. outdoors (e.g. how do youconnect small cells to the network?)Group B: The issue with acquiring small cell sites (who owns the lamp posts?Who will own the uNID? Who will own the pico-cell? Small Cell as a service?)Group C: Backhaul options: fixed vs. wireless, role for DSL and asymmetric,synchronisation considerationsGroup D: Multi-mode small cells: How to rollout 3G, LTE & Wi-Fi and theimpact on transportModerator: Senior Representative, Small Cell Forum

14:40 Small Cells for Rural Areas & Developing Markets• What are the deployment and backhaul challenges?• New alternatives of increasing network performance in critical areas• Relieving congestion of macro cell sites• Satellite Backhaul for rural small cells- why satellite?Doreet Oren, Director of Product Marketing, Gilat Satellie NetworksOren Tayar, Product Line Manager of the SkyEdge II VSAT System,Gilat Satellite Networks

15:05 Small Cell as a Service: The Fixed Operator Opportunity • Can fixed operators exploit their transport network for small cells?• Negotiating and acquiring thousands of sites• Building up an inventory of street furniture • Providing power supplies, backhaul and installation services• Test trials and resultsKevin Baughan, Director of Metro Wireless, Virgin Media

15:30 Afternoon Refreshments & Speed Networking Break

16:00 Efficient Fibre Backhaul & WiFi Small Cell• GPON as a suitable and effective fibre mobile backhaul solution• Fibre medium and WiFi equipment integration • Mobile network offload• WiFi Small Cell coverage José Machado, Head of Presale for Access, Metro and Backhaul, Portugal Telecom Innovation

16:25 Hybrid Microwaves & E-Band radios• Using end-to-end IP Microwave for LTE backhaul• The emergence of E-Band applications• Identifying complications relating to E-Band deployment• What are the benefits of Hybrid Microwaves?Saad Asif,Manager Transmission Strategy, Telenor

16:50 How to Successfully Rollout Units with 3G, 4G and Wi-Fi?• The challenge of small cell implementation for 3G, LTE & Wi-Fi• Simplifying and synchronising the backhaul architectures for 3G, 4G and Wi-Fi• Hotspot 2.0 vs. ANDSF• Planning dimensional capacity at every site including 2G, 3G and 4G• Exploring carrier case studies on LTE rolloutMark Peinhopf, Head of European Business Development, FON

17:15 IPv6 and IPsec Impact on Mobile 3-4G Networks• Identifying IPv6 and IPv4 dual stack requirements• IP & Transport Layer Protocols and benefits of end to end transparency• IPsec to provide secure & scalable backhaul network• Privacy benefits of IPv6 deployment• Industry success storyLatif Ladid, President, IPv6 Forum

17:40 Day One Wrap Up Discussion: Does LTE Really Offer aPractical Alternative to VDSL/ADSL2+ in Rural Areas or WillCopper & Wireless Need to Work Hand in Hand?• New advances in rural LTE/DSL combined solutions to leverage existingbackhaul infrastructure

• Could Satellite serve in cost effectively delivering LTE and MobileBroadband?

• Backhaul for rural connectivity: the challenge with having a successful andprofitable rollout

• Network modernisation: replacing the aging networks with newer andeasier-to-manage infrastructure

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CONFERENCE AGENDA WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 2013

08:30 Registration & Coffee

08:50 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

09:00 Brainstorming Session: Leveraging Ethernet to MaximiseBenefits of LTE• The use of Ethernet in mobile network• L2 VLAN, L2 MPLS TP, L2.5 MPLS or L3 IPVPN• How can 4G deployment address the challenges of performance and costcutting?

• Services assurance solutions for carrier Ethernet backhaul L2 or L3• Supporting Carrier Ethernet services, wireless backhaul and data centreinterconnectivity through network enhancements

Rafal, Zakrzewski, System Group Architect, Telekomunikacja Polska

09:25 Optimizing Mobile Backhaul: Enhancements in Ethernet-BasedMobile BackhaulMEF CE 2.0 Mobile Backhaul Initiative leverages the work that instigated themigration of the backhaul to Ethernet Focus. The presentation will focus onthe implementation of optimized, efficient 4G/LTE and upcoming work onsmall cellsSenior Representative, MEF

09:50 Implementation Alternatives for Mobile Backhauls• Examining future backhaul trends • Building backhaul infrastructure & deploying the network connections• How can operators deal with future capacity requirements?• What are the different implementation alternatives for backhaul?• Optimising optical fibre for backhaul purposesWalter Haeffner, Director Network Engineering, Vodafone Germany

10:15 Morning Refreshments & Speed Networking Break

11:15 Rethinking Mobile Backhaul Offering for a Fixed Operator • Moving from the traditional «transparent» to a managed services approach• Off-loading MNO’s RAN with small cells: implications for the fixed operator• Reviewing the key service and technical attributes that will forge thedesign: L2/L3, X2, synchronisation, security, C-RAN

• Updating Colt’s on-going trial and development activitiesValéry Augais, Network Architect, Colt Telecom

11:40 Economically Backhauling Metrocells: fixed & wireless options• Meeting the emerging demands of metro cell backhaul• Examining streamlined backhaul for metro cells• Cost efficiently meeting the emerging demands of metro cell backhaul• The role of fixed broadband assets• Percentages of fixed, wireless and combinations in different scenarios Senior Representative, Intracom Telecom

12:05 Panel Discussion: Optimising Transport Resources AgainstRapid Increase in Bandwidth Demands• Transport layer optimisation vs. the aggressive demand of bandwidth forbroadband services

• What technologies can support future demands for bandwidth• Meeting the requirements for processing speed and complexity• Addressing cross layer issues and interactions between differentoptimisation technologies

• Transmission and synchronisation challenges for next generation networksWalter Haeffner, Director Network Engineering, Vodafone GermanyAlexander Schneider, Head of Group Technology, Telekom Austria GroupLars Friedrich, Vice President and General Manager, Metro TransportBusiness, JDSU

12:40 MTN Strategy for Migrating to Packet Based Transport Network• Overview of current transport Network for 2G, 3G and Wimax• Business case for a packet based converged Transport Network for 2G, 3G,Wimax and LTE in an infrastructural deficient environment

• Evolution strategy (Forklift vs Hybrid solution)• Network management in a multi-Vendors Network environment• Challenges of Small Cells Backhaul in Multi Vendors Network EnvironmentUka Ibe, Team Lead Transmission Access Planning, MTN Nigeria

13:00 Networking Lunch Break

14:00 Minimising Interference Within your Microwave Network - HowCan the Latest Antenna Technologies Help?• How can we maximise the capacity of our network through intelligentproduct selection?

• How can we minimise interference in our network and increase ourimmunity from others?

• How can we make best use of our microwave spectrum?• How can we lower our capital investment by deploying smaller antennas inour microwave network?

Jim Syme, Product Line Manager - Microwave Systems, CommScope

14:20 Deployments of RAN Share Projects- Logical or MORAN?• Smart congestion in the RAN• Catching in the BTS level• How to improve QoE?• Challenges for RAN, Cloud RAN, WIFIMarcin Ney, CTO, Orange Poland

14:45 A Possibility of Advanced Photonic Networks for Future RadioAccess• Future radio access beyond 4G/5G with smaller-cells• Wired-wireless converged networks• Software defined access networks• High-capacity and low-delay photonic technologiesNaoto Yoshimoto, VP- NTT Access Network Service Systems Laboratories,NTT Corporation

15:10 Afternoon Refreshments & Speed Networking Break

15:40 The Efficient Realisation of Fronthaul in Cloud-RANArchitecture• What are the challenges for capacity and cost?• What are the approaches for architectural change?• User-case on fronthauling for Cloud-RAN• What are the choices for cost‐optimised backhauling in conjunction withfronthauling?

Konstantin Zhevlakov,Network Development & Evolution, Deutsche Telekom

16:05 New Synchronisation Challenges in Mobile Backhaul• Synchronisation approach to achieve 500nsec for LTE-A & TD-LTE• What are the synchronisation requirements and challenges in LTE networks• SyncE and PTP: do we need both?• Transmission and synchronisation challenges for next generation networksMartin Kingston, Principal Designer, Everything Everywhere

16:30 Panel Discussion: Small cells vs. Cloud RAN• Are small cells and Cloud RAN competing technologies?• Who will win? Will it coexist?• Examining Cloud-RAN architecture• CPRI over Carrier Ethernet?Martin Kingston, Principal Designer, Everything EverywhereRafal, Zakrzewski, System Group Architect, Telekomunikacja PolskaRan Avital, VP Marketing Strategy, Ceragon

17:10 Concluding Remarks, Market Trends, and ForecastsThe interactive session will highlight the main themes and conclusionsaddressed throughout the three- day conference. In addition, Infonetics willconclude by sharing their market data, forecasts and analysis on small cells,microwave and backhaul in 2013 and beyondModerator: Richard Webb, Directing Analyst – Microwave & MobileOffload, Infonetics

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A TRULY SOCIAL EVENT• Extended networking breaks, totally 15 hours of networking time!

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• Pre-conference evening wine tasting & canapés merged with the CEM Congress delegates

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• Online networking tool enabling you to initiate introductions & set up meetings

• Feeding online interactions through the hashtag #TNMO, using the on-site Twitter wall

New to 2013:

Twitter-led Panel DiscussionsThe opening discussion on Day One will be led by the audiencefeeding their questions to the Twitter Board located at the frontof the conference room. If you are interested in moderating thissession & having your branding visible on the Twitter board,contact us now to avoid disappointment!

TNMO NewsletterReleased every 2 weeks, the TNMO Newsletter will featurewhitepapers, industry news updates, and interviews from keynotespeakers and Silver or above Sponsors.

Onsite Video FootageAgain this year, we will interview several keynote speakers andsponsors &showcase them on our event website. If you wouldlike to take part, email our Marketing Manager, Andrew Cleary(acleary@iir-telecoms.com) and reserve a time slot!

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The VIP Lounge!As an alternative to having a stand, why not sponsor the VIPlounge area where you can invite your clients to enjoy theirrefreshments on comfortable sofa chairs! The lounge will belocated in the registration area, so you will be the first tomeet and greet the delegates at TNMO 2013.

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Gilat Satellite Networks [NASDAQ: GILT] is one of the leadingproviders of cellular backhaul solutions in the market today, Gilatprovides mobile operators worldwide with satellite groundequipment and services that enable them to overcomegeographical boundaries and reach new market segments,reduce leased line costs and dependence on third party carriersand rapidly respond to changes in the demand landscape. Gilat isalso instrumental in enabling operators to comply with emergingregulations requiring coverage in rural or underserved areas. Tolearn more about Gilat’s backhaul solutions please visitwww.gilat.com/cellular-backhaul

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EVENING WINETASTER & CANAPÉS

We are really extending the networkingopportunities in 2013, and introducing a post-workshop wine tasting session with a deliciousselection of canapés and soft drinks at the ‘VatsWine Bar & Restaurant in London’. You will alsobe joined by delegates from the ‘TelecomCustomer Experience World Congress’!

When: Monday 22nd April 2013 (after the pre-conference workshops)RSVP: Places are limited, but if you would like toattend you will need to register your place bycontacting Sarah Gazy, Operations Manager onsgazy@iir-telecoms.com* Please note that the evening wine taster is forworkshop attendees only

Intracom Telecom is a global telecommunication systemsvendor operating for 35 years in the market. The companyinnovates in the wireless access and transmission field, offers acompetitive telco software solutions portfolio and combines itsofferings with a complete range of professional services.Intracom Telecom has over 2,000 employees in 16 countries andinvests significantly in developing cutting-edge products andsolutions while exploiting its advanced in-house R&D center.Over 100 customers in more than 50 countries choose IntracomTelecom for its state-of-the-art offerings. The company’sclientele consists of fixed & mobile telecom operators, publicauthorities and large enterprises. Intracom Telecom’s majorshareholders are Intracom Holdings and Sitronics. For moreinformation, visit www.intracom-telecom.com

JDSU innovates and markets diverse technologies thatenhance the way people experience the world every day.We enable fast, high-quality communications, securefinancial transactions, reliable consumer electronics, greenenergy, differentiated brands and a host of other solutions.We provide these solutions through three businesssegments: Communications Test and Measurement,Communications and Commercial Optical Products, andAdvanced Optical Technologies. To learn more aboutJDSU, please visit www.jdsu.com and www.jdsu.tv andfollow us on twitter

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