NGN Symposium :: Next Generation Multimedia
14.5.2007 - 15.5.2007, Hotel Golf, Bled, Slovenia
SINTESIO is organizing the 3nd International NGN symposium, which will focus on Next Generation Multimedia. The symposium will take place 14-15th May, 2007 in Hotel Golf, Bled, Slovenia.
The Next Generation Multimedia is intended for professionals and executive managers from across the NGN value chain (mainly for network/content/service providers, multimedia application builders, but also for NGN equipment vendors, system integrators, and R&D institutions) from the Central and South/East Europe. The goal of the symposium is:
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to examine and illuminate state-of-the art and future provisioning of multimedia content to residential and business fixed or/and mobile users;
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to examine advantages and disadvantages of multimedia content delivery over Internet and/or over NGN;
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to examine to required network and SDP capabilities and Service creation and provisioning environment and its interfaces;
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to illuminate key multimedia services and applications for fixed and mobile users, which will shape the future of telecommunication services.
The Symposium Next Generation Multimedia builds on the ground of the 2nd NGN workshop Strategies for NGN, (http://www.sintesio.org/news/Semanar_NGNstrategy) organized by Sintesio in November 2006. The workshop attended more than 140 participants from Central, East and South Europe.
The main focus of the 3rd Sintesio NGN symposium will be given to delivery of multimedia content. What are the end users expectations, and what types the multimedia content will be delivered in next generation networks or internet? Does the selection of the Service Delivery Platforms plays the crucial role in deploying the next generation multimedia to residential and business end users? These are only few questions, which we would like to address!
The symposium Next Generation Multimedia will follow the 4th meeting of ITU-T FG IPTV, which will be hosted by Sintesio in Hotel Golf, in Bled, May 7-11, 2006. It is expected, that more than 150 experts from all around the world will attend the ITU-T FG IPTV meeting.
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