Keynotes

Jeff Fedders is Chief Strategist for the Internet of Things (IoT) Group Strategy and Technology Office at Intel focused on Standards, Consortia, and Strategic Partnerships. In his role, he oversees the IoT standards environment and leads the development of the Intel strategies and directs the standards participation in IoT Standards and Consortia communities.

Mr. Fedders is a member of a number of IoT Consortia Boards; and responsible for the organization operations, outreach strategies, and directs the technology, testbed, and marketing contributions.

Mr. Fedders was an instrumental voice in the industry campaign for Network Transformation and Network Function Virtualization (NFV) and led a Services Transformation Special Interest Group developing business models for next generation federated cloud and network services based on Software Defined Infrastructures (SDI) and focused on developing Software Defined Network (SDN) architectures and business models.

Seizo Onoe was named Chief Technology Officer and Executive Vice President and a Member of the Board of Directors in June 2012. Mr. Onoe became a Senior Vice President and Managing Director of the R&D Strategy Department in June 2008. He was a Vice President and took positions as Managing Director of the Radio Access Network related development departments from July 2002 to June 2008.
He has been responsible for leading initiatives in the research and development of the analog cellular system, the digital cellular system, W-CDMA/ HSPA, LTE, LTE-Advanced and 5G. He is working on the research and development of radio access networks, core networks, consumer devices and cloud services. He has worked for NTT and NTT DOCOMO since 1982, acquiring more than 30 years of experience. Mr. Onoe has a master’s degree in electronics from the Kyoto University Graduate School of Engineering.

Mark D. McLaughlin joined as president and CEO of Palo Alto Networks in August of 2011 and became Chairman of the Board in 2012.

Before coming to Palo Alto Networks, Mark served as President and CEO of Verisign. Prior to that, he held a number of key positions at Verisign including serving as Chief Operating Officer, Executive Vice President of Products and Marketing, and head of the company's Naming Services business. Prior to Verisign, he was the Vice President of Sales and Business Development for Signio, a leading Internet payment company. Before joining Signio, he was the Vice President of Business Development for Gemplus, the world's leading smart-card company. Previous to Gemplus, he also served as General Counsel of Caere Corporation and practiced law as an attorney with Cooley Godward Kronish LLP.

Qiu Heng is President of Wireless Marketing Operations. In this role, he is responsible for the success of all wireless infrastructure product and solution related activities and competencies at Huawei. These include the development and implementation of effective marketing strategies, industry promotion, product launches, regional business development, andivision leadership.

Since joining Huawei’s representative office in Japan in 2005, Qiu Heng has held several key leadership positions. Prior to his current role, Mr. Qiu was Vice President of Huawei’s TDD Product Line and led on all TDD related marketing and industry promotional activities. Instrumental in forging the business cooperation with KDDI, he was also Director of Huawei’s KDDI Business Unit, where he oversaw the provision of competitive, market leading terminals and network solutions.

In his early career at Huawei, as General Manager of the Wireless Product Department, Mr. Qiu managed the marketing and sales of UMTS ,CDMA, WiMAX radio access networks in Japan.

Qiu Heng began his career at NTT Docomo in 2002, where he was assigned to their Wireless Laboratories. A natural innovator; he was tasked with conducting research on medium access control, transmitting power control, wireless resource allocation, and building future business models for 4G systems. In recognition of his achievements, Mr. Qiu received the Outstanding Paper Prize from Japan-China Industry Association in 2004.

Qiu Heng received his Bachelor’s degree from Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications in 1998. He later went on to obtain a Master’s degree from Department of Communications and Computer Engineering at Kyoto University in 2002.

Bruce Davie is CTO for Networking at VMware, and a Principal Engineer in the Networking and Security BU. He joined VMware as part of the Nicira acquisition, and focuses on network virtualization. He has over 25 years of networking industry experience, and was a Cisco Fellow prior to joining Nicira. At Cisco, he worked closely with leading service providers to enhance the capabilities of their networks. He led the team that developed multi-protocol label switching (MPLS) and contributed to the standards on IP quality of service. He has written over a dozen Internet RFCs and several networking textbooks. Bruce received his Ph. D. in computer science from the University of Edinburgh in 1988 and is an ACM Fellow.

James is the VP of Business Development at WinMagic, bringing over twenty years of business development, alliance and sales management experience in Cyber Security (Cloud & Mobile).

Education:
B.A. Law, Tokyo University
Harvard University, Law School
Professional Experience:
2015.6 Councillor, Cabinet Secretariat
2014-2015 Deputy Director-General, Economic and Industrial Policy Bureau, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI)
2013-2014 Director-General, Business Environment Department, Small and Medium Enterprise Agency

＜EDUCATION＞

KEIO University

Faculty of Business and Commerce

Institute of Media and Communications Research

＜EXPERIENCE＞

Yasuji Eguchi Office LLC　CEO

Plat-Ease Corporation　Founder & Operating Officer

AOL Japan　Content Programing Manger

JAPAN CABLE TELEVISION, LTD. (JCTV)　R & D Department and Sales Division

Jun Murai
He received his Ph.D. in Computer Science, Keio University in 1987. Specialized in Computer Science, Computer Network and Computer Communication.

He developed the Japan University UNIX Network (JUNET) in 1984, established WIDE Project in 1988, currently the Founder, research and development of computer networks.

He is a Member of the Strategic Headquarters for the Promotion of an Advanced Information and Telecommunications Network Society (IT Strategic Headquarters), chairs and serves on many other governmental committees, and is active in numerous international scientific associations.

He is known as the ""Internet samurai"" and, in Japan has also been called ""the father of the Internet in Japan"".

1993-1995, Member of Internet Architecture Board (IAB), 1997-2000, Board of trustee of Internet Society (ISOC), 1998-2000, Board of Director of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN).

He inducted into The 2013 Internet Hall of Fame/ 2011 The Okawa Prize / 2011 IEEE Internet Award / 2007 Funai Achievement Award / 2005 Jonathan B.Postel Service Award.

Pindar Wong
Pindar Wong is an internet pioneer, who co-founded the first licensed Internet Service Provider in Hong Kong in 1993. He is the Chairman of VeriFi (Hong Kong) Ltd, a discrete Internet Financial Infrastructure consultancy. In 2015, he helped organize Asia's first Blockchainworkshops.org, Phase 1 and 2 of ScalingBitcoin.org and sponsored the Hong Kong Bitcoin Roundtable.

Pindar is an active member of the W3C Web Payments and Credentials Community Groups. He serves on the School of Engineering Advisory Committee HKUST, the Technical Advisory Board of the Packet Clearing House and Editorial Advisory Board of the Internet Protocol Journal. Previously, he was the first Vice-Chairman of ICANN, Chairman of the Asia Pacific Internet Association, alternate Chairman of Asia Pacific Network Information Center, Chairman of APRICOT and elected Trustee of the Internet Society.

From 2010-2015 he served on the Digital 21 Strategy Advisory Committee of the Hong Kong Government and the Task Force on Industry Facilitation.

Seungyun Lee
Dr. Seungyun Lee is a director of Service Standard Research Section in Electronics Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) in Korea. He is currently a project manager of many government projects in the area of the future ICT technologies including Future Web, Cloud Computing and Future Converged Services as well. He has over 16-year experiences and expertise on the development of ICT technologies and Standards with IEFT, ITU-T, W3C, JSO/IEC JTC1, APT ASTAP, etc. He is currently a W3C office manager in Korea since 2008 and a Convenor of ISO/IEC JTC1 SC38/WG3(cloud computing) since 2010.

Hu, Chunming
Chunming Hu had worked for the ex W3C China office since 2006 and then he joint W3C team in Jan 2013 as the Deputy Director of W3C/Beihang. He has a PhD degree on computer science and currently works as an associate professor at Beihang University. Now he is the Vice Dean of School of Computer Science, Beihang University and his main research interests includes distributed systems, software middleware, system virtualization and resource scheduling in cloud systems.

Naoaki Mashita
Naoaki Mashita was born in Tokyo, 1977. Whilst pursuing studies at Keio University in 1998, Naoaki established V-cube Internet ? now V-cube, Inc. ? and assumed the role of Founder & CEO. Thereafter, Naoaki changed V-cube’s primary business to visual communications and achieved the No.1 Market Share in Japan’s Web Conference market in 2008. V-cube has maintained this position for 9 years. With the support from Intel Capital in 2009, Naoaki shifted focus to overseas markets and established operations in China, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore and Indonesia. In January 2013, Naoaki relocated to Singapore to stimulate local business development with the goal of becoming the No.1 Visual Communications service provide in Asia. In December 2013, V-cube was listed on Tokyo Stock Exchange Mothers board. Subsequently in July 2015, V-cube stepped up to main board of Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Takeshi Natsuno,
Professor of Keio University, majors in Information Technology, network effect on industry, business and government policy.

Widely known as the ‘father of mobile Internet’ , thanks to his achievement of founding i-mode mobile Internet service in 1999. As Senior Vice President of NTT DoCoMo, he developed e-mail messaging (1999), ringtone downloading service(2000), JAVA based mobile application downloading service(2001), wallet phones(2004) including e-money payment, and mobile credit service(2006). These services have developed by him mainly in Japan, far ahead of smartphone implementation worldwide.

Widely regarded as a leading expert on the Internet and mobile multimedia globally, he was named one of the world’s 25 most influential e-business leaders by Business Week in 2001. In 2009, he was elected as Advisory Board member of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), which standardizes HTML and other web technologies (Reelected in 2011). He has been a member of Global Agenda Council of World Economic Forum since 2008. He has served as a Special Advisor for the Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games since 2014.　

He is now on managements such as independent board members of IT-related corporations, including seven TSE (Tokyo Stock Exchange) listed companies.

He is nominated as member for many Government hosted committees, relating to the Internet and Industry policy. One of the leading global experts on the Internet and Telecommunication.

He graduated from Waseda University in Japan with BA in economics (1988) and received MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania (1995).

Board Member of the following companies; SEGA SAMMY HOLDINGS INC.　(TSE 6440) 2008- PIA CORPORATION　(TSE 4337) 2008- transcosmos inc.　(TSE 9715) 2008- DLE Inc.　(Mothers 3686) 2009- GREE, Inc. (TSE 3632) 2009- U-NEXT Co., Ltd.9418 (TSE 9418) 2009- NTT Resonant Incorporated　2008- DWANGO Co., Ltd.　 2008- KADOKAWA DWANGO CORPORATION　（TSE 9468）　2014-*TSE; Listed on Tokyo Stock Exchange Market

Mr. Padfield (AMP, INSEAD, France) was appointed Chief Executive Officer of Dimension Data Asia Pacific Pte Ltd (formerly known as Datacraft Asia Pte Ltd) in August 2003. Mr. Padfield joined Dimension Data as Chief Operating Officer in November 2001 and was appointed as an Executive board member in October 2002. As the CEO, Mr. Padfield manages and oversees all aspects of the Dimension Data Asia Pacific Group's operations, and drives the Group's transition into a world-class IT services company.

Mr. Padfield has 40 years of IT & telecom industry experience in Europe, North America, the Middle East and Asia Pacific. Prior to Dimension Data, he was the Senior Vice President & GM, Asia Pacific Australasia of Equant and was a member of the global executive team that successfully took Equant through its IPO on NYSE and Paris during 1998. During his stint at Equant, he was also responsible for integrating its two divisions in Asia Pacific Australasia, Integration Services and Network Services, into one entity, the merger with Global One and for restructuring the business to leverage the advantages of the merged organisations. Prior to Equant, Mr. Padfield worked with Alliant Computer Systems, and Prime Computer.

Mr. Padfield is a board member of the Asia Cloud Computing Association. He is also a board member of the Halogen Foundation Singapore, a not-for-profit organisation that seeks to inspire and influence young leaders.

John has served as MapR’s Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board since founding the company in 2009.

Prior to founding MapR, John held executive positions in a number of enterprise software companies with a focus on data, storage and business intelligence at both private and public companies including: CEO of Calista Technologies (now Microsoft), CEO of Rainfinity (now EMC), SVP of Products and Marketing at Brio Technologies (BRYO) and General Manager at Compuware (CPWR)."