Keynotes

At first, please fill in the registration form for expo if you wish to attend Keynotes sessions. Then, you just come to the International Conference Halls 2F on that day. (you do not need to register for the Keynotes session of each.)

	K-04 2013/6/12 14:20-15:00 The Path to SDN:How to ensure a successful SDN evolution Jonathan Davidson Senior Vice President and General Manager Campus and Data Center Business Unit Juniper Networks, Inc. SummarySummary 【Summary】 2013 is shaping up as the year SDN begins to move out of the hype cycle and into reality and execution. The software defined network holds the promise to improve business agility and improve economics. Before we can reap the benefits of this technology, it's important to understand the key principles of SDN and map out a clearly defined and non-disruptive transition plan. Without a clearly defined plan, the journey to SDN can become an operational challenge that consumes a large amount of resources with little to no benefit.. This session will describe the criteria and questions you need to ask your networking experts and potential suppliers to ensure a successful SDN implementation. Join Juniper's Jonathan Davidson as he discusses the key infrastructure, automation, and orchestration details you need to consider to avoid the pitfalls that could plague your SDN deployment for years to come. BioBio 【Bio】 Jonathan Davidson is the Senior Vice President and General Manager for the Campus and Data Center Business Unit. In this role he is responsible for leading innovation, growth and product development for Data Center and Campus Solution Domains. This includes the EX Series, QFabric, and WLAN portfolios. Prior to joining Juniper he was an executive at Cisco systems where he focused on Service Provider solutions and led the Enterprise routing product management team. Jonathan has also co-authored two best-selling books on Voice over IP.
	CS-03 2013/6/12 15:15-15:55 Peder Ulander Vice President of Product Marketing, Cloud Platforms Group Citrix Systems, Inc. SummarySummary 【Summary】 BioBio 【Bio】
	K-07 2013/6/12 17:00-17:40 Web of Human, Things and Data Tim Berners-Lee Director World Wide Web Consortium Jun Murai Dean, Professor Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Keio University SummarySummary 【Summary】 The Web inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee and Prof. Jun Murai, the icon of Japanese Internet society will discuss about the future life with web including HTML5, Web We Want, Net Neutrality/Human rights of Internet Access, Open Data and Web Consortium/Web Foundation. BioBio 【Bio】

K-04
2013/6/12 14:20-15:00

The Path to SDN:How to ensure a successful SDN evolution

Jonathan Davidson Senior Vice President and General Manager Campus and Data Center Business Unit Juniper Networks, Inc.

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2013 is shaping up as the year SDN begins to move out of the hype cycle and into reality and execution. The software defined network holds the promise to improve business agility and improve economics. Before we can reap the benefits of this technology, it's important to understand the key principles of SDN and map out a clearly defined and non-disruptive transition plan. Without a clearly defined plan, the journey to SDN can become an operational challenge that consumes a large amount of resources with little to no benefit.. This session will describe the criteria and questions you need to ask your networking experts and potential suppliers to ensure a successful SDN implementation. Join Juniper's Jonathan Davidson as he discusses the key infrastructure, automation, and orchestration details you need to consider to avoid the pitfalls that could plague your SDN deployment for years to come.

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Jonathan Davidson is the Senior Vice President and General Manager for the Campus and Data Center Business Unit. In this role he is responsible for leading innovation, growth and product development for Data Center and Campus Solution Domains. This includes the EX Series, QFabric, and WLAN portfolios. Prior to joining Juniper he was an executive at Cisco systems where he focused on Service Provider solutions and led the Enterprise routing product management team. Jonathan has also co-authored two best-selling books on Voice over IP.

CS-03
2013/6/12 15:15-15:55

Peder Ulander Vice President of Product Marketing, Cloud Platforms Group Citrix Systems, Inc.

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K-07
2013/6/12 17:00-17:40

Web of Human, Things and Data

Tim Berners-Lee Director World Wide Web Consortium Jun Murai Dean, Professor Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Keio University

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The Web inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee and Prof. Jun Murai, the icon of Japanese Internet society will discuss about the future life with web including HTML5, Web We Want, Net Neutrality/Human rights of Internet Access, Open Data and Web Consortium/Web Foundation.

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	K-19 2013/6/13 10:30-11:10 The Future of Data Center Networking is Here Mike Banic Vice President, Global Marketing HP Networking, Hewlett-Packard Company SummarySummary 【Summary】 SDN represents an evolution of networking that holds the promise of eliminating legacy human middleware and paves the way for business innovation. With SDN, IT can orchestrate network services and automate control of the network according to high-level policies, rather than low-level network device configurations. By eliminating manual device-by-device configuration, IT resources can be optimized to lower costs and increase competitiveness. HP is transforming the networking industry with the most complete software-defined network (SDN) fabric. According to industry analysts, 30 years of network design principles have kept virtual network infrastructure at bay. This is constraining data centers as more than 80 percent of all traffic is between servers, and up to 80 percent of end-user traffic will move to the WAN by 2014. HP is addressing these challenges with a series of software-defined network (SDN) data center switches that deliver advanced automation capabilities and industry-leading scalability for bandwidth-intensive applications. Join Mike Banic, Vice President, Global Marketing of HP Networking to learn about data center networking innovations that simplify, scale and automate the network to enable virtualization, big data and cloud. BioBio 【Bio】 Mike Banic is the vice president of Global Marketing for HP Networking. With more than 25 years experience in the networking industry, Banic brings to his position a practical understanding of how technology can solve business problems. In his current role, Banic is responsible for developing customer-oriented messaging and content aligned to HP Networking and Enterprise Servers, Storage, Networking and Technology Services (ESSN) business objectives to enable successful execution by ESSN functional and regional marketing teams and ESSN sales and channel teams. Banic joined HP Networking from Juniper Networks, where he was vice president of Enterprise Marketing. He previously served in a number of executive positions at Juniper where he made significant contributions toward growing the company's enterprise revenue and market share. His networking experience includes vice president of marketing roles at Peribit Networks and Trapeze Networks and product management roles at Rhapsody Networks, Extreme Networks and 3Com. Mike holds a BSEE from Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Massachusetts.
	K-24 2013/6/13 12:20-13:00 The New Threat Landscape Combatting Cyber Attacks and the Future of IT Security Enrique T. Salem FireEye, Inc. board of directors SummarySummary 【Summary】 BioBio 【Bio】 Enrique T. Salem Former President and CEO, Symantec Corporation Enrique Salem Enrique has served as a member of the board of directors since February 2013. He was president, chief executive officer and a director of Symantec Corporation from April 2009 until July 2012. Prior to this, Enrique held other senior executive positions at Symantec from June 2004 to April 2009. Prior to Symantec, from April 2002 to June 2004, Enrique served as president and chief executive officer of Brightmail, Inc. prior to its acquisition by Symantec in 2004. He also held senior leadership roles at Oblix Inc., Ask Jeeves Inc., Peter Norton Computing, Inc., and Security Pacific Merchant Bank. In March 2011, Enrique was appointed to President Barack Obama's Management Advisory Board. He has been a director of Automatic Data Processing, Inc. since January 2010 and previously served on the board of directors of Symantec Corporation from April 2009 to July 2012. He received the Estrella Award from the Hispanic IT Executive Council in 2010 and was named Entrepreneur of the Year in 2004 by Ernst & Young. Enrique holds an A.B. in computer science from Dartmouth College.
	CS-06 2013/6/13 13:15-13:55 The Future of Work - Come and Learn Why 150K Businesses Love Secure Cloud Sharing on Box Karen Appleton BOX Inc. SVP of Global Alliances SummarySummary 【Summary】 BioBio 【Bio】 Karen Appleton is the Senior Vice President of Global Alliances at Box, where she will oversee the company's relationships with key global customers and manage Box's international expansion, government relations, and corporate social responsibility programs. Prior to Box, Karen was Vice President of Development and a member of the executive team at Prosper Marketplace and was responsible for a full range of growth activity. She also served as National Marketing Director for the corporate group at Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison, LLP. At Lexis-Nexis, she launched the firm's internet product, managed top-tier accounts, and ran business development for the state of Hawaii. Karen earned a master's degree in organizational development from Johns Hopkins University and a bachelor's degree in international business from Towson University. She holds an advisory board seat with The Forum for Women Entrepreneurs & Executives and serves on the Board of Directors for SV2.
	K-12 2013/6/13 14:20-15:00 SDN, Its Reality and Future David Meyer SP CTO & Chief Scientist Services Provider Business Unit Brocade Communications Systems Inc. Hiroshi Esaki Professor, University of Tokyo SummarySummary 【Summary】 Now Software-Defined Networking or SDN is drawing people's attention as the long waited innovation in the Networking space. It started with OpenFlow and now the expectation for SDN is growing with the support from media, community, and technology vendor's aggressive strategy and technology development, and now it evolves in further context embracing more and more comprehensive technology elements. In this session, David Meyer, SP STO & Chief Scienetist at Brocade and was recently appointed to OpenDaylight's Board of Directors and Chairman of the Technical Steering Committee, and Dr. Hiroshi Esaki (Professor, University of Tokyo) discuss; 　・Why now SDN gets so much expectations? 　・What does ""SDN"" really mean in nature? 　・What are the thought technology elements for SDN? - Today & Tomorrow 　・What drives SDN and make it a Reality?　　 e.t.c BioBio 【Bio】 David Meyer, SP CTO and Chief Scientist at Brocade Communications, is responsible for Service Provider, Data Center, and Software Defined Networking strategy. He is an active member of the IETF, ONF, and operator communities. He was recently appointed to OpenDaylight's Board of Directors and Chairman of the Technical Steering Committee. He is also a member of several IETF directorates and IRTF research groups. He is active in the operator community and is a long standing member of the NANOG program committee. David is active in other standards organizations such as ANSI T1X1 and ITU-T. He is also active in the OpenFlow/SDN community and in the Open Networking Foundation. Prior to coming to Brocade, he was a Distinguished Engineer at Cisco Systems where he worked on future directions for Internet technologies.
	K-13 2013/6/13 15:15-15:55 The Open Networking Foundation: Past, Present and Future Dan Pitt Executive Director, ONF SummarySummary 【Summary】 Software-defined networking (SDN) is considered one of the most promising and disruptive technologies in networking in decades, revolutionizing the networking industry with its dynamic programmability and flexibility. The Open Networking Foundation (ONF), a non-profit organization spearheading the SDN movement, has worked toward building the groundwork for progressing SDN since 2011 by building the OpenFlow substrate upon which SDN value is built. ONF continues to work closely with market leaders in both the operator and supplier camps to encourage actual deployments of the technology. In this session, Dan Pitt of ONF will discuss how ONF is fostering successful commercialization of SDN, where standards are required and where they should be avoided, and what the future holds for SDN and OpenFlow. BioBio 【Bio】

	K-15 2013/6/14 10:30-11:10 Entering a new era in Digital Signage Guillaume Estegassy Business Group Lead Windows Embedded Business Microsoft Japan Co., Ltd. SummarySummary 【Summary】 BioBio 【Bio】
	K-16 2013/6/14 11:25-12:05 Network Virtualization, The Next Step on the Journey to the Software-Defined Data Center Martin Casado Chief Architect, Networking VMware, Inc. SummarySummary 【Summary】 BioBio 【Bio】 Martin Casado is Chief Architect, Networking, at VMware. He joined VMware in 2012, when the company acquired Nicira. He was Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of Nicira. He received his PhD from Stanford University in 2007 where his dissertation work led to the technology on which Nicira was based. He received his Masters from Stanford University in 2005. While at Stanford, Martin co-founded Illuminics Systems, an IP analytics company, which was acquired by Quova Inc. in 2006. Prior to attending Stanford, Martin held a research position at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory where he worked on network security in the information operations assurance center (IOAC).

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2013/6/14 10:30-11:10

Entering a new era in Digital Signage

Guillaume Estegassy Business Group Lead Windows Embedded Business Microsoft Japan Co., Ltd.

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2013/6/14 11:25-12:05

Network Virtualization, The Next Step on the Journey to the Software-Defined Data Center

Martin Casado Chief Architect, Networking VMware, Inc.

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Martin Casado is Chief Architect, Networking, at VMware. He joined VMware in 2012, when the company acquired Nicira. He was Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of Nicira.
He received his PhD from Stanford University in 2007 where his dissertation work led to the technology on which Nicira was based. He received his Masters from Stanford University in 2005. While at Stanford, Martin co-founded Illuminics Systems, an IP analytics company, which was acquired by Quova Inc. in 2006.
Prior to attending Stanford, Martin held a research position at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory where he worked on network security in the information operations assurance center (IOAC).

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