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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-01 6/11 10:30-11:10 Beyond the Hype: Open and Interoperable Solutions Will Drive Your Business in 2014 & Beyond David Ward Cisco Systems Senior Vice President, Chief Architect, and Chief Technology Officer-Development SummarySummary The world of networking and cloud computing is converging and with that comes new services, new markets and new revenue. Open and interoperable solutions, Software-Defined Networking and Network Functions Virtualization are at the forefront of this shift and better, faster and simpler development and deployment models attached to this are leading to new opportunities across multiple industries and verticals. In this keynote, Dave Ward, SVP & Chief Architect of Development at Cisco will dive into these shifts and parse fact from fiction. Dave will cover how new technologies are helping enterprise customers effectively manage workloads, enable collaboration, and leverage multi-area control. This session will showcase new solutions and technologies along with real-world use cases.
	KB-01 6/11 13:15-13:55 From “Technology First” To “User Centric” Collaboration - A New Trend in Works Style Innovation John Hernandez Cisco Collaboration Technology Group Vice President and General Manager SummarySummary Innovation has brought a new trend in the collaboration solutions such as video / web conference and supporting desktop tools, and these have become more and more personalized, just like ones we are using in our day to day life. Our workplace is changing from technology first environment driven by IT department, to more user centric collaborative workspace that gives us more productivity, creativity, and new opportunities. In this lecture, John Hernandez, vice president of Customer Collaboration Business at the US headquarters of Cisco Systems will provide a detailed account of the latest collaboration solutions and a world of IoE only Cisco can provide.
	KB-02 6/11 14:20-15:00 OpenDaylight: Past, Present and Future of Open Source Networking David Meyer OpenDaylight Chair of the OpenDaylight Technical Steering Committee Hiroshi Esaki Professor University of Tokyo Youki Kadobayashi Assosiate Professor NARA Institute of Science and Technology SummarySummary SDN has been taking more and more interests in the market since its introduction and vendors have been marketing its own SDN solutions in each different approach. Since SDN is said to be the most disruptive technologies, the barriers to adoption are numerous, and key among these is interoperability. Single vendor solutions may solve certain problems, but not all of them especially when SDN touches wider areas of the network, resulting in more expectations for open systems and open source networking. In this session, David Meyer, the Chair of the OpenDaylight Technical Steering Committee, and Professor Hiroshi Esaki, University of Tokyo, discuss the definition and role of OpenDaylight and other open source technologies in the market while looking at the open networking history and future, and identify what common APIs or platforms are required to accelerate adoption of SDN and NFV. BioBio [David Meyer] David Meyer, SP CTO and Chief Scientist at Brocade Communications, is responsible for Service Provider, Data Center, and Software Defined Networking strategy. He serves as a Board of Director and the Chair of OpenDaylight Technical Steering
	KB-03 6/11 15:15-15:55 Next-Generation Networks Based on SDN and NFV on Intel Architecture John Healy General Manager Software Defined Network Division Communications and Storage Infrastructure Group Intel Corporation SummarySummary The flexibility afforded by SDN/NFV can help carriers, service providers and enterprises around the world to reduce infrastructure expenditures and accelerate the deployment of new services. SDN/NFV will also positively impact the deployment models and capabilities of most network functions. The keynote captures following key areas: - CapEx/OpEx savings and service revenue opportunities enabled by consolidating network functions onto standard, high-volume servers - Why server platforms should be able to run data place, control plane, and applications software all at the same time -How Intel is contributing to reducing development cost and time to market for new SDN/NFV solution by Open Network Platforms initiative.
	KB-04 2014/6/12 17:00-17:40 The Global Spread of Open SDN Dan Pitt Open Networking Foundation Executive Directo SummarySummary Abstract: As the compelling value proposition of Sofware-Defined Networking reaches enterprises and service providers around the globe, SDN’s impact spreads both horizontally and vertically. In this talk, we will describe horizontal expansion to new geographies and industries and give additional details on the vertical expansion to new technologies and use cases. In particular, we will describe SDN’s application to optical and wireless networks; its interfaces and relationships to other bodies like ETSI NFV, OpenDaylight, and OpenStack; the astonishing advancements in silicon, software, and bare metal support; and ONF’s role in leading the open SDN movement.

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.)

	KB-05 6/12 10:30-11:10 OpenStack: Introduction and Project Status Tom Fifield Community Manager, OpenStack Foundation SummarySummary OpenStack is a global collaboration of developers and cloud computing technologists producing the ubiquitous open source cloud computing platform for public and private clouds. A strong part of that vision is SDN. With the support of networking giants like Cisco, Juniper, Brocade and NEC, OpenStack Networking is shaping up to be a very reasonable solution. Join this session to get an introduction to what OpenStack is, the parts that make it, and where it's going. Come and participate in our community, and get your SDN dream cloud running soon! BioBio After learning about scalability in computing from particle physics experiments like ATLAS at the Large Hadron Collider, Tom led the creation of the NeCTAR Research Cloud - designed for the publicly-funded research sector in Australia. Part of a $47M government project, it currently serves more than 2500 researchers directly, and is expanding to a capacity of 30,000 cores over 8 sites distributed over every major city. Following working as a cloud architecture consultant and team lead for several years, Tom is currently harnessing his passion for large scale distributed systems by focusing on their most important part: people. As Community Manager at the OpenStack Foundation it's his job to make the users and developers of OpenStack happy.
	KB-06 6/12 11:25-12:05 The Goldilocks Zone : Using the virtualization to Bridge the Application/Network Divide Martin Casado VMware, Inc. CTO-Networking SummarySummary The network, while providing a core resource needed by applications, has always been hampered by lack of visibility into those applications. The implications of this are significant. Take security for example. Infrastructure-level controls simply don’t have sufficient context about traffic to allow meaningful declarations of policy, instead relying on addresses and ports which are near useless approximations of users, hosts, and applications. In this talk, I will discuss how the hypervisor is in a unique position to bridge the divide between the application and the network. I will cover classic issues in performance, security, and operations and management and show how the hypervisor’s proximity to the application can help address these issues in a way that is unattainable by traditional networking. BioBio Martin Casado is Chief Technology Officer, 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 dissert
	KA-07 6/12 12:20-13:00 A Policy Driven Approach to Software Defined Networking Scott Sneddon Nuage Networks Principal Solutions Architect Business Development Lead, APAC SummarySummary We are a few years into this technological revolution called “Software Defined Networking”. In this session we will discuss the progress that we’ve made, as well as where today’s SDN solutions fall short. Then we will introduce a powerful Policy Driven approach to networking that allows for abstraction of network services into a model that is simple for DevOps and Cloud teams to consume. Finally, we will discuss industry activities that are driving standards for Policy Driven Software Defined Networking. BioBio Scott Sneddon is a Principle Solutions Architect at Nuage Networks in Mountain View CA where he spends most of his time evangelizing the benefits of Network Virtualization and Software Defined Networking. Previous experience includes Chief Solutions Architect at Vyatta Inc, an innovator in Network Virtualization; Consulting Engineering positions at Juniper Networks where he contributed to Cloud designs at IBM, AT&T, France Telecom, and Telstra; Consulting Engineering positions at Alcatel-Lucent where he contributed to MPLS network designs at AT&T (uVerse), Telus, and Verizon; and as Director of Architecture at Exodus Communications where he led the global network architecture team. His background is in architecting carrier scale Cloud environments and service provider MPLS networks.
	KB-07 6/12 12:20-13:00 DC2 (Distributed Cloud Data Center): Perfect Solution with Cloud Platform, SDN and Management Automation Dennis Gu (Gu Jiongjiong) Huawei Technologies Japan K.K. IT Product Line, Cloud Computing Solution Div. Chief Architect of Cloud Computing Solution, Huawei Technologies CO.,LTD SummarySummary DC2 (Distributed Cloud Data Center) provides an innovative and efficient solution to enable DCaaS among multiple data centers in different locations. The main technologies are virtualization scheduling, SDN , SDS , Orchestration and automation. Based on these technologies, DC2 solution offers VDC Infrastructure service for public cloud and private cloud users easily, quickly and on-demand. DC2 solution is an engineering practice based on SDI vision, and will deploy in commercial case soon. BioBio Chief Architect of Cloud Computing solution of Huawei Technology, member of the planning group of “China Cloud” project of Ministry of Science and Technology, lead the technical planning and architecture designing of Huawei Cloud OS FusionSphere, and convergent infrastructure FusionCube. Own 30 + authorized technical. Joined Huawei Technology in 1998, served as Chief Architecture of Huawei Mobile Softwitch product and IP Multimedia Sub-system(IMS) solution, which ranked No.1 in the Telecom industry on both technology competence and market share, and won National Science and Technology Award of China in 2013.
	KA-08 6/12 13:15-13:55 Kevin Mandiabr FireEye,Inc. Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer BioBio Kevin Mandia, FireEye Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Kevin has served as senior vice president and chief operating officer since December 2013 when FireEye acquired Mandiant, the company he founded in 2004 and had served as chief executive officer. Prior to Mandiant, Kevin served as the director of computer forensics at Foundstone (acquired by McAfee Corporation) from 2000 to 2003, and as the director of information security for Sytex (later acquired by Lockheed Martin) from 1998 to 2000. From 1993 to 1998, Kevin was an officer in the United States Air Force where he served in various capacities including as a computer security officer in the 7th Communications Group at the Pentagon, and later as a special agent in the Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI). In 2011, Kevin was named Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year for the Greater Washington area. He holds a bachelor of science in computer science from Lafayette College and a master’s of science in forensic science from The George Washington University.
	KB-08 6/12 13:15-13:55 SDN Progress Report : How software is moving networking into the cloud era Jonathan Davidson Juniper Networks Campus and Data Center Business Unit Senior VP and General Manager SummarySummary 2013 marked the start of SDN moving out of the hype cycle and into reality and execution. Whether you are a Service Provider or an Enterprise, productivity and agility are still the key goals: how can SDN benefit your company today and how do you make that transition to the future. Perhaps the biggest benefit of SDN has been its ability to move networking into the cloud era and not serve as a barrier to business agility. It has become more important as organizations look to build highly scalable virtual networks that connect distributed data centers and clouds quickly and at scale. Join Juniper’s Jonathan Davidson as he discusses how SDN has been embraced worldwide in interesting and unique ways, sharing use cases and exploring what’s ahead in 2014. BioBio Jonathan Davidson is Senior Vice President and General Manager for the Campus and Data Center Business Unit within the Juniper Development and Innovation team. 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 and QFabric family of switches, and WLAN portfolio of products. Prior to joining Juniper, Davidson was an executive at Cisco Systems where he focused on service provider solutions and led the enterprise routing product management team and service provider L4-L7 services team. Davidson has spoken at leading industry events such as Interop and has also co-authored two best-selling books on Voice over IP.
	KB-09 6/12 14:20-15:00 Help Me Obi Wan ? You’re My only Hope: Four Cyber Security Innovations to Give You Courage Rick Howard Palo Alto Networks Chief Security Officer (CSO) SummarySummary With all of the negative press about how weak the collective good-guy cyber defenses are, there is reason to hope. Today I discuss four cyber security innovations that not only work but will fundamentally change how we will all do our jobs in the future. Some of our community are leaning forward with these ideas and showing us the way. They are teaching us how to transform our tactical Incident Response teams into strategic intelligence organizations. They are changing our old-school thinking of deploying tactical signature defenses into the more modern Kill-Chain and Indicators-of-Compromise methodology. They are changing how we do perimeter defense. And, they are breaking new ground on how to share threat indicator information between peers. BioBio Rick is the Chief Security Officer for Palo Alto Networks where he is responsible for the internal security of the business, building a Threat Intelligence Team to support the product line and acting as a thought leader and company evangelist in the cyber security community space. Prior to joining Palo Alto Networks, Rick was the CSO for TASC and led the development of TASC’s strategic vision, security architecture and technical roadmaps for information security. As the GM of a commercial cyber security intelligence service at Verisign, he led a multinational network of security experts who delivered cyber security intelligence products to Fortune 500 companies. He also led the intelligence-gathering activities at Counterpane Internet Security and ran Counterpane's global network of Security Operations Centers. He served in the US Army for 23 years in various command and staff positions involving information technology and computer security and spent the last 2 years of his career as the US Army's Computer Emergency Response Team Chief (ACERT). He coordinated network defense, network intelligence and network attack operations for the Army's global network and retired as a lieutenant colonel in 2004. Rick holds a Master of Computer Science degree from the Naval Postgraduate School and an engineering degree from the US Military Academy. He has published many academic papers on technology and security.
	KA-10 6/12 15:15-15:55 Citrix Cloud Networking Strategy for Software Defined Infrastructure Sudhakar Ramakrishna Citrix Systems, Inc. Desktop and Cloud Division Sr. Vice President and General Manager SummarySummary Objectives Objectives - Citrix corporate strategy for Cloud and Networking - Investments of technologies and acquisition. - Direction of future technologies for coming data center infrastructure / SDN, OpenDaylight, CloudStack, NFV - Strategic alliance with Cisco for networking / NetScaler integration with Cisco Nexus and Cisco ACI BioBio Sudhakar Ramakrishna oversees Citrix strategy and execution for virtualization, networking and cloud solutions. He joined Citrix from Polycom, where he was president of products and services. Before Polycom, he was corporate vice president and general manager of Motorola’s wireless broadband business, responsible for building and scaling its 4G and LTE mobile product initiatives. Sudhakar also held senior leadership roles at Stoke Networks, 3COM and US Robotics, and brings to Citrix a wealth of experience working with enterprise, carrier/operator customers and ecosystem partners.
	KA-11 6/12 16:10-16:50 CloudStack update and strategy Sheng Liang CTO, Cloud Platform Group, Citrix Systems Inc. BioBio Sheng Liang is the CTO and VP of Product Management of the Cloud Platforms group at Citrix. In his role as CTO Sheng is responsible for driving Citrix’s cloud computing strategy and works with major customers and partners to transform legacy IT operations into cloud. Prior to joining Citrix, Sheng was the CEO and founder of Cloud.com. Sheng is a recognized expert in virtualization technologies as the lead developer on the original Java Virtual Machine team at Sun Microsystems. Sheng was co-founder and CTO of Teros (acquired by Citrix), a leader in perimeter and network security solutions for enterprises and service providers. Sheng has also held technology leadership roles at SEVEN Networks and Openwave Systems where he developed software products for leading service providers and operators around the globe.

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.)

	KB-13 6/13 11:25-12:05 Combatting the Threats of Today and Tomorrow Michael Xie Fortinet Founder, President and CTO As the Internet evolves, threats in the network security are widely spread and sophisticated. Many enterprises started to combat, but attackers can find the vulnerabilities to attempt targeted attacks. We need to be proactive and well prepared for this endless battle. In this session, Michael Xie, a network security experts and the founder, President and CTO of Fortinet, will explain how can combat the threats today and tomorrow to secure Internet/cloud environment. BioBio Michael Xie has more than 15 years of experience in the network security industry. He and his elder brother, Ken Xie, co-founded Fortinet in 2000. Previously, he held positions Software Director and Architect for NetScreen, which was founded by Ken Xie. Currently, Michael is President and CTO of Fortinet, with the responsibility of defining the right technological direction in order to maintain a leadership position in protecting organizations in a fast-changing threat environment. He was honored with 2009 Tech Innovator Awards by Everything Channel's CRN. He was also named a 2006 Northern California Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernst & Young and a Top Technology Innovator by VARBusiness Magazine in 2004. Michael has an M.S. degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Manitoba as well as B.S. and M.S. degrees in Mechanical Engineering from Tsinghua University.
	KB-14 6/13 12:20-13:00 HP Networking: Leading the way in Open Cloud and SDN solutions Sarwar Raza Hewlett-Packard Company Cloud Networking and SDN, HP Networking Director OPEN NETWORKING FOUDATION Northbound Interfaces Working Group Chair SummarySummary Sarwar Raza will discuss HP’s latest innovations in SDN and Cloud, focusing specifically on HP’s development and contributions to Openstack Cloud Networking and Open SDN ecosystems. He will provide details on HP cloud and SDN strategies, and highlight specific examples of how customers, and the whole industry benefits from HP’s participation in, and leadership in standards bodies and open source organizations. BioBio Sarwar Raza is Director of Cloud Networking and Software Defined Networking (SDN) in the Advanced Technology Group at HP Networking. His responsibilities include driving the strategy, development, marketing and sales of HP Networking products and SDN solutions for the Cloud and Enterprise. He was previously a Distinguished Architect in the Office of the Chief Technology Officer for Networking at HP, where he provided technical and marketing leadership spanning the areas of cloud networking and orchestration, network and systems management, and unified communications and collaboration to engineering, marketing and sales teams across HP’s product and service businesses. Sarwar joined HP in 2010 via the acquisition of 3Com Corporation, where, for 10 years he held a variety of senior roles in product management and engineering. Most recently, he led the Product Management team for 3Com’s Unified Communications business line. Prior to this, he served as a software architect on the Voice Engineering team for the VCX product line. His network management expertise includes work on carrier-class management systems for RAS, VOIP and 3G systems that have been deployed by some of the world’s largest service providers. Sarwar also was lead architect for 3Com’s flagship NMS product, Enterprise Management Suite. Sarwar has a bachelor’s degree in economics and computer science (Phi Beta Kappa) from Clark University, a master’s degree in computer science with a concentration in computer and communications networks from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, and an executive certificate in management and strategy from the Sloan School of Management at MIT.
	KB-15 6/13 13:15-13:55 Strategies for Application Delivery in the Cloud Era Niel Cohen Akamai Technologies Inc. Global Product Marketing Vice President BioBio Neil Cohen is Akamai’s Vice President of Global Product Marketing where he develops the go-to-market strategy for application performance, site optimization, web security and digital media services.
	KB-17 6/13 15:15-15:55 Cyber Attack Situational Awareness Bryan Sartin Verizon Enterprise Solutions RISK Team Director SummarySummary Despite what many believe, data breaches seldom occur in isolation. Individual cyber attacks tend to be components of broader coordinated campaigns, often with 10s or 100s of victims. The linkages across attacks by adversary, IPs, TTPs, victims, and communication patterns can be highly visible to the global network provider. Understanding them can drive better incident detection and keep you out of the headlines as the next victim. This presentation will offer transparency into this topic from the viewpoints of the network provider and crime scene investigator. Attendees will get a glimpse into carrier-grade situational awareness of cyber attacks in motion and critical asset landscape information gathered by many of the world's most cyber capable law enforcement agencies and governments. Verizon's 2014 Data Breach Investigations Report will serve as a backdrop, offering hard metrics and statistics assembled by the VERIS Community, one of the best examples of public-private partnership in information sharing, specific to cyber. BioBio Bryan Sartin is Director of the RISK team at Verizon Enterprise Solutions. In this role he is responsible for all customer-facing computer incident response, digital forensics, electronic discovery, and IT investigations. Sartin has more than 15 years’ experience in the security arena, providing industry-leading services and support for both commercial and government organizations. His position covers Asia-Pacific, the Americas, and EMEA. His role included acting as both practice leader and senior computer forensic examiner, managing more than 200 investigations per year. Mr. Sartin is well versed in both criminal and civil IT investigative procedures, is a licensed private investigator and a certified expert witness. Sartin has been published on a number of security-related topics and is co-author of the Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report.