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NCTA 2006

Join Cisco Systems at NCTA 2006, The National Show


Conference and Exhibits: April 9-11, 2006
Cisco Booth 3121
World Congress Center
Atlanta, Georgia

NCTA 2006 Exhibit Hall Hours
Date
Time
Sunday, April 9: 2:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Monday, April 10: 2:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Tuesday, April 11: 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.


The Connected Life. Powered by Cisco.

The connected life is all about many services to many screens. End users want transparent experience across services and across devices. Video is watched on PCs and on cell phones. People surf the Internet from their PC and their mobile devices. To realize the connected life vision, cable operators must transform themselves to become experience providers.

Let Cisco help you make the transformation. The Cisco Cable IP NGN is a transformational architecture that enables the Experience Provider evolution and powers the Connected Life.

Cable operator benefits include:

  • Increased revenue
  • Reduced capital and operating expenses through a three-layer model

Customers benefits include:

  • Converged services
  • Personalized user experience
  • Many services to many screens

Visit Us at NCTA 2006

Come to booth #3121 and see how to take your triple-play offering on the move over a common IP infrastructure that supports integration of new billable services and service transparency across networks and devices. Transform your infrastructure and business with Cisco solutions.


Cisco Live Solution and Technology Demonstrations

Cisco Systems will be demonstrating a number of voice, video, data, and entertainment solutions and technologies for next-generation cable networks. Demonstrations include:

  • FMC/IMS
  • IPoDWDM
  • Wideband
  • Content Delivery Network
  • IPv6
  • Network Management Broadband Center XCAP/SIP

General Sessions

Monday General Session

Monday, April 10, 2006
9:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.


Panelists:
John Chambers, President & CEO
Gary Forsee, President & CEO, Sprint Nextel
Richard Parsons, Chairman & CEO, Time Warner, Inc.
Brian Roberts, Chairman & CEO, Comcast Corporation
Edward Zander, Chairman & CEO, Motorola



Linksys Panel

Management Session
Monday, April 10, 2006
3:00 p.m.

Panel Title: MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME

The appeal of “anytime/anywhere” service is creating new opportunities as wired and wireless in-home distribution lets subscribers watch, listen to, play and interact with content wherever they choose. Using a variety of portable and personal electronics devices, cable customers are choosing—and devising—new ways to tune in, log on and enjoy video and broadband services via home networks and digital gateway options. This panel examines at how the earliest adopters are taking advantage of these tools and services and coping with challenges, such as interoperability and on-screen navigation.

Experts also look at what’s ahead as the whole home is plugged into the digital cornucopia of entertainment, information and creativity. It’s all about the “last 50 feet” as domicile becomes the ultimate digital domain.

Panelists:
Malachy Moynihan, Vice President, Engineering & Product Marketing, Linksys
Mike Fidler, CEO, Digeo
Donald P. Dulchinos, Senior Vice President, Advanced Platforms and Services, CableLabs


Technical Sessions

Session 1

Monday, April 10, 2006
2:00 p.m. – 3:15 p.m.  |  Room 407

Moderator: Wayne Davis, EVP, Engineering & CTO, Charter
Rupal Desai, Technology Marketing Engineer, Cisco Systems, Hierarchical Inter-CMS Architecture Using Standalone SIP Route Proxy

Andrew Page, Project Manager, Cisco Systems, Inc., Transitioning to M-CMTS
Yasser Syed, Ph.D., Project Director, Emerging Digital Video Technologies, CableLabs, Adapting Advanced Video Coding to Cable
John Treece, Director, Cable Business Development, Juniper Networks, The New Broadband Edge


Session 2

Monday, April 10, 2006
3:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m.  |  Room 407


Panelists:
Moderator: Dom Stasi, CTO, TVN Entertainment
Alon Bernstein, Technical Leader/Software Architect, Cisco Systems, Quality of Experience in Cable Networks: Challenges, Trends, and Solutions
Reza Rassool, Chief Engineer, Widevine, How Forensic Technology Enhances Security and Profitability of Content Delivery Networks

Jonathan Rosenberg, Cisco Fellow, Cisco Systems, Migrating to IMS and PacketCable 2.0: How to Transition to New Multimedia and Fixed Mobile Applications
Frank Sandoval, Director, OCAP Specifications, CableLabs, ETV - Cable’s Interactive Platform for Legacy and Advanced Receivers


For More Information

Visit NCTA 2006, The National Show at www.thenationalshow.com for additional details. For more information on Cisco Cable IP NGN Solutions, visit www.cisco.com/go/cable.