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Paid ticket: $5,885.95
Award: 105,000 miles
Singapore
COMA World Conference
May 14-16, 1996
Thursday, May 9 - LA to Singapore (via Tokyo)
Singapore #11, 1st Class
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LV Los Angeles
AR Tokyo
LV Tokyo
AR Singapore
2:50PM
6:00PM (5/10)
7:10PM
12:55AM (5/11) (Jim Person to pick up)
Hyatt Regency Hotel (in 5/10; out 5/16)
10-12 Scotts Rd.
Phone: 65-738-1234
Fax: 65-732-1696
Confirmation No. 284011
Reservations made by Amanda Yong (Singapore Office)
Sunday, May 12
4:00 Workshop Pre-meeting with other Speakers
Abir Oreibi, Conference Manager, will meet you at Hyatt reception desk
A.Oreibi Phone: 882-2575 2877
Monday, May 13 - Pre-Conference Workshop
9:00 Opening Address
9:10-10:50 Foundations of CDMA Technology
3:00 Media Q&A at Singapore Office
6:30 Reception
Tuesday, May 14
1:40 PM
2:00-3:30
Thursday, May 16
Talk: Understanding the Fundamentals of CDMA Technology
FYI: Thai Delegation: Wattachak Group of Bangkok
Mr. Praphan, Mr. Kowit, Mr. Thawatchai V.
Hyatt suite being reserved. (Tom Degnan arranging)
5:30PM Closing Ceremony
Friday, May 17, 1996 - Singapore to Bali
LV Singapore 9:10AM
AR Bali 11:35AM
Four Seasons Hotel (cancel by 6:00PM) ($425.00)
Jimbaran Denpassar
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INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH
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Fax transmission
To : Andrew Vderbi .. QUALCOMM
Date : 3 May 1996
1l.RGENT
From : Abir Oreibi - Conference Manager
Tel: +88225752877
fax: +852 2575 2044
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THE fiRST ANNUAL I COMA
WORLD CONGRESS
~-......-.-----------
Chairs' Brief and Speaker InformaHon Update
WHh the conference just over a week away. I om writing you to give you additional
informotlon about the event'5 I09istics.
Response hos been exceptionaf and we expect over 500 delegates for the conference
and over 100 dele~otes for the workshop. The organisation is going very well, and with
the conference belnQ so large here are information that should help ensure that
everything wfllrun smoothty for speakers.
1. Workshop leader's role
As the wari<shop leoder, your contribution for the smooth running of the workshop wlll be
of fhe utmost importance, so please let me giv8 you further information about your role.
1. Iwm open the session and introduce you. As (j Chair, your role will be to run the
session and introduce each speaker. You will receive the biography of your workshop's
speokers by the 8th of May.
2, Aftar each presentation one jus1 before introducing the next speoker, please check
with th e audience if there are any questions ond oVersee this.
3. As the workshop is large it is essentiol to keep your session on time. I would like to
sugge~t the following strategies to help you:
a. If a speaker 15 Qverspeaking, you could pass him a note advising him that his
time is oVer and give him few more minutes to finalize his presentation.
b. Den' t ollow the question and OrlS'Ner session to run ov..,- time. Please cut it
short ond introduce the next speaker. There will be other opportunities for
del.~otes to ask questions.
4. In your role os Choir, Iwould like to ask you to dose the session and invite
delegates to attend the following break.. whether it be lunch. refreshment ot cock.tail.­On
the day you are choking I will hand you a brief including details of the breaks,
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what time and where they will take place.
2. [nformation for the workshop; Speakers and Chair meeting
Registration for the workshop will star1 at 8.aOam on Monday 13 May. I believe if Is
important thot r meet with you and the worl<shop speakers. Th;5 meeting will allow you fo
meet the speakers and check your slides. The meeting will be on Sunday 12 May at 4prn
at the Hotel reception desk. I will take you to the secretariat room wh~re there wlll be a
slide projector. For speckers who cannot attend this meeting I will suggest them to go to
the workshop room at 8.00dm on Monday 13 MtlVt which should allow them enough
time to check the equipment.
J. Information for the Conference: Speaker, and Chairs meeting
I have arranged to m.~t with all speakers and Chairs of the conference. k a speaker ot
th. conference , these meetings will give you The opportuni1y to meet your session I s
Chair and other speakers and check your sHdes for the conference's presentation. I will
also give you further information about your session and th~ conference in a quiet
environment.
Meetina in the main cooference room. 2 floor
Speakers cand Chair of Morning session of Day One, • The meeting wII be ut 7.45 am,
Tuesday 14 May in the main conference room.
All following meetings will fake plOOf: in the secretarigt room - Sir Henry Kepper 1 ­Mezzanine
floor.
for $peakers and Chair of the Afternoon session of Day One· the meeting will be crt
11.10am, Tuesday t 4 May.
For all speakers and Chtnl'$ of Day Two· the meeting wlU be at 4.10prn, Tuesday 14 May
For all speakers and Chairs of Day Three· the meeting will be 4.30pm, Wednesday 15
MQY.
Pleas. bring along your slides if you would like to check them on a slide projector.
Should you be unable to attend your session Ismeeting, I would be happy to arrange an
individual meeting With you.
3. Conference and worlGhop documentation
Upon your onivol Qt the Hyatt Regency Hotel, I have arranged two full set of
documentat1on for the workshop and for the conference, including 011 speakers!
presentation)o be delivered to your room.
4. Updated cottference and workshop progratnme
You wlll shortly receive the updated conference and workshop programme. TIme and
speakers changes hove occured since the original programme, 50 pleose check your
sessionI s timin~.
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5. Banquet diner. Tuesday 14 May 1996
1. I.R [4]003
Please be odvised thot we have decided not to hold an Official Summit Banquet on
Tuesday 14 May. Nortel will be hosting 0 golo cocktoil reception on the same evening
which will provide ample opportunity for food, beverages and networking. I hope this
change does not create any inconvenience for you.
6. Cocktoif rec;epfioh • Mondgy 13 May 1996
We would lIke to invite you to join u~ of the pffH:onference cocktail reception which will
be held on Monday 13 May. starting at 7pm at the Stamford Rooms 1&2. 1 Floor, Hyctt
Regency Hotel.
Should you need ony informdtion after the 9 May, please feer free to contact me ot the
Hyatt Hotel in Singapore at the following number. +65 738 1234.
[look forwGrd to meeting you in SIngapore.
Yours sincerely.
AbirOreibi
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I denise meile,4/30/96 4:56 PM,Re: CDMA World Congress - Hotel Confirmation 1
Date: Tue, 30 Apr 1996 09:56: 11 -0700 (PDn
X-Sender: dmeile@apprentice.qualcomm.com
Mime-Version: 1.0
X-Priority: 1 (Highest)
To: jgatti, Igross, dcasher, kclute, eamador, jluty
From: dmeile (denise meile)
Subject: Re: CDMA World Congress - Hotel Confirmation
>X-Sender: ayong@adept.qualcomm.com (Unverified)
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>Date: Tue, 30 Apr 1996 19:44:55 +0800
>To: dmeile (denise meile)
>From: ayong (Amanda Yong)
>Subject: Re: CDMA World Congress - Hotel Confirmation
>Cc: jemge, jbaillie, jluty, juliec, jperson, sperson
>
>Hyatt has just assured us that all duplicate bookings have been removed.
>They will only keep the block-booking made out of this office.
>
>Please note the following confirmation numbers:
>
>Speaker
>----------------
Confirmation Number at Hyatt Regency Club Floor
>Dr Irwin Jacobs - 284009
>Dr Andrew Viterbi - 284011
>Mr Paul Jacobs - 284013
>Mr Chris Simpson - 284015
>Mr Tom Bernard - 296623
>Ms Julie Cunningham - 297222
>
>Best Regards/Amanda Yong
Denise Meile
Ext. 84221
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April 30, 1996
Ms Deborah Casher
Assistant to Dr Andrew Viterbi
TIME: 2~17PM
FAXNO: 6196582500
FROM: AiDes Chan
Administration Department, IlR Hong Kong
SUBJECl' ; CDMA WORLD CONGRESS
Hyatt R.eae.ey Hotel. SiDgapore
May 131996 - Preo-CoalcRDte CDMATetboical Workshop
May 14 - 16, 19K CoDlerence
Number of pages induding cover sheet: ( )
- Dear Deborah,
I left the Dlessage on your voice message box earlier this afternoon with respect to the
presentation ofDr Viterbi.
I've a set ofpresentation materials ~~nderstanding the Fundamentals ofCDMA
TechnolofY" which I think he will use it for day one conference presentation. Please
advise will he provide another set ofdoc for workshop or just use the same materials for
both days.
Please let tiS know as soon as possible.
Kind regatds/AiDes
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Vlt:erbi's pre-conference presentation. :n:uaterials.
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Agnes Chan.
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April 18, 1996
COMA \VORLD CONGRESS
13 May 1996 Pre-Conference 114 - 16 May 1996 Conference
Hyatt Regency Hotel, Singapore
Total pages to be sent including this covering page:
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Dear Ms Casher,
Thank you for your fax dated April 17, 1996 with respect to the sending of presentation
materials, biography and travel itinerary of Dr Viterbi. We would appreciate if you could
deliver all the materials by courier to our office:
I I R Ltd.
20/F., Siu On Centre
188 Lockhart Road
Wanchai, Hong Kong
Tel: (852) 2531 6100
Fax: (852) 2586 1999
Attn: Ms Nicola Palmer
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Pre-Conference CDMA Technical Workshop Agenda
9:00 Opening address from the Workshop Leader
Andrew Viterbi, Vice Chairman and Ch;efT~chnical Officer, QUALCOMM, Inc., USA
9:10 FOUNDATIONS OFCDMA TECHNOLOOY
Altdrew Viterbi, Vice Chairman and Chit/T~chnical Offtcer, QUALCOMM.lnc., USA
10:00 NElWORK CONCEPTS AND CHARACTERISTICS
Andrew ViterbiJ Vice Chairnum and ChiejTechnical Of!icer, QUALCOMM, Inc., USA
10:50 MmUng Coffee
11:10 CDMACHANNELGENERATION AND CAlL FLOWS
Roberto Podol/ani, Vice President, Engineering, QUALCOMM.lnc., USA
12:00 GENERAL DESIGN ASPECfS OFCOMA TO WIRELESS COMMUNICAnONS
WUliam Lee, Vice President and ChiefScientist, AirTouch Communications, USA
12:50 Lunch
2:10 REPQRTONCDMA lRIALRESULTS
RoHrto Padovani, Vice President, Enginuring. QUALCOMM, Inc., USA
2:50 SUCCESSFUllY PLANNING AND DESIGNING A COMPET1TIVE COMA
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Paul CQ114", Direclor ojCDMA Engineering, Lee, UC, USA- 30 minutu
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Ayong,dmeilc,j gatti,dcasher,ronaldf,pjacobs,eanlador,akripalani"Reservation c 1
To: Ayong,dmeile,jgatti,dcasher,ronaldf,pjacobs,eamador,akripalani,padovani,
jcunningham,saltman,jbelk,mmilan,jemge
From: sgolding@qualcomm.com (Samuel Golding)
Subject: Reservation confirmation
Cc: sgolding,dmeile
The following is an updated list of hose individuals needing hotel
reservations At the Hyatt Regency
#'s 1 through 5 are confirmed but the dates may need to be altered, as they are now
they check in on the 12th and out on the 17.
#'s 6 through 11 are not confirmed and only require a single room. Amanda can you
please handle this.
1. Irwin Jacobs
2. Andy Viterbi
3. Ron Foerster
4. Paul Jacobs
5. Chirs Simpson
6. Anil Kripalani
7. Roberto Padovani
8. Denise Meile
9. Julie Cunningham
10. Steve Altman
11. Jeff Belk
Also Amanda Yong needs the following vial e-mail & fax for all folks listed:
1. Flight details.
2. Credit card #'s and expiration dates.
3. For all guests who wish to stay on the Regency Club Floor please fill out the
registration form which you ~ill receive via hot ma~~ today. Once completed
please fax form to Amand Yong at QC Singapore ASAP:
Rooms are going fast!
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RECE\VEO - 7 MAR 1996
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PatriciA Yong. Business Development Executive
FAX NO : 7387260
TOTAL NO OF PAGES TRANSMITfED 01 INCLUDING COVER SHEET
SUBJECT RESERVATION CONFIRMATION
Dear Amanda
\'-../' We arc pleased to confirm 5 Regency Club Grand rooms at the rate of 5$390+++ for the
following reservatiom :-
NAME
DATE
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1)MR IR\VlN JACOBS
2) MR ANDY VITERBI
3) MR kON FOERSTER
4)MRPAUL.JACOBS
5) MR CHRIS SIMPSON
12 to 17 May 1996
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Rate is subject to lOOA. service charge. 1% cess and thereafter, 30/. OST pet'room per night.
We note that all expenses incurred durina this my will be on guests personal account to be
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event ofa cancellation with leas than 24 hours notice or no-show on the day ofarrival. the
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QUALCOMM International, San Diego
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SUBJECT: CDMA World Congress
Number of Pages Sent: 3 (including this transmittal cover sheet)
Attached please find the room confirmations for the five gentlemen for
Regency Club rooms (5$390++). James has asked me to make reservations for
this room type for the five gentlemen as the rooms have separate living ro~s
which are very good for meetings. Kindly help to obtain their flight details%d
credit card nos. (with expiry dates) and advise me once you have the info.
For guests who would like to stay at the Regency Club Floor, please ask them
to fill up the attached registration form and omit the "Hotel Registration Formlf
column. The special rate of 5$250 indicated in the coluInn is for Deluxe Rooms
for this Congress only (Our normal corporate rate with Hyatt Regency for Deluxe
Rooms is 5$280++). This means those who prefer Deluxe Rooms have to fill
up the "Hotel Registration Form" column.
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forms to me to forward to the Hyatt Regency salesperson handling our account.
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tight for the Congress.
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May 14-16, 1996
Thursday, May 9 - LA to Singapore (via Tokyo)
Singapore #11, 1st Class
Seat 3A,B
LV Los Angeles
AR Tokyo
LV Tokyo
AR Singapore
2:50PM
6:00PM (5/10)
7:10PM
12:55AM (5/11) (Jim Person to pick up)
Hyatt Regency Hotel (in 5/10; out 5/16)
10-12 Scotts Rd.
Phone: 65-738-1234
Fax: 65-732-1696
Confirmation No. 284011
Reservations made by Amanda Yong (Singapore Office)
Sunday, May 12
4:00 Workshop Pre-meeting with other Speakers
Abir Oreibi, Conference Manager, will meet you at Hyatt reception desk
A.Oreibi Phone: 882-25752877
Monday, May 13 - Pre-Conference Workshop
9:00 Opening Address
9:10-10:50 Foundations of CDMA Technology
Tuesday, May 14
1:40 PM
2:00-3:30
Talk: Understanding the Fundamentals of CDMA Technology
FYI: Thai Delegation: Wattachak Group of Bangkok
Mr. Praphan, Mr. Kowit, Mr. Thawatchai V.
Hyatt suite being reserved.
Sunday, May 19 - Singapore to LAX (via Tokyo)
LV Singapore 9:45AM
AR Tokyo 5:35PM
LV Tokyo 6:45PM
AR LAX 12:50PM
Singapore #12
Seats 4C,D
AA gold desk - 1 800 848-4653
Confirmation No. RZLXIQ
Paid ticket: $5,885.95
Award: 105,000 miles
Singapore
CDMA World Conference
May 14-16,1996
Thursday, May 9 - LA to Singapore (via Tokyo)
Singapore #11, 1st Class
Seat 3A,B
LV Los Angeles
AR Tokyo
LV Tokyo
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2:50PM
6:00PM (5/10)
7:10PM
12:55AM (5/11) (Jim Person to pick up)
Hyatt Regency Hotel (in 5/10; out 5/16)
10-12 Scotts Rd.
Phone: 65-738-1234
Fax: 65-732-1696
Confirmation No. 284011
Reservations made by Amanda Yong (Singapore Office)
Sunday, May 12
4:00 Workshop Pre-meeting with other Speakers
Abir Oreibi, Conference Manager, will meet you at Hyatt reception desk
A.Oreibi Phone: 882-25752877
Monday, May 13 - Pre-Conference Workshop
9:00 Opening Address
9:10-10:50 Foundations of CDMA Technology
Tuesday, May 14
1:40 PM
2:00-3:30
Talk: Understanding the Fundamentals of CDMA Technology
FYI: Thai Delegation: Wattachak Group of Bangkok
Mr. Praphan, Mr. Kowit, Mr. Thawatchai V.
Hyatt suite being reserved.
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LV Singapore 9:45AM
AR Tokyo 5:35PM
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AR LAX 12:50PM
Singapore #12
Seats 4C,D
AA gold desk - 1 800 848-4653
Confirmation No. RZLXIQ
Paid ticket: $5,885.95
Award: 105,000 miles
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Friday, May 17 - Singapore to LA
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Confirmation No. RZLXIQ
Approximate Price
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Date: Fri, 29 Mar 1996 10:04:12 -0800 (PST)
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To: jgatti (Jean Gatti)
From: klscott (Kelly Scott)
Subject: Re:Visa
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staying in Singapore 14 days or less.
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Pre- Conference CDMATechnical Workshop
13 May 1996, Hyatt Regency Hotel, Singapore
Led by the CDMA Development Group (CDG)
14, 15, 16 May 1996, Hyatt Regency Hotel, Singapore
THE FIRSTANNUAL
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ue\O~e e\JS~~ With Leading International CDMA Experts including:
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~ • Dr. Irwin M. Jacobs, Chairman and CEO, QUALCOMM, Inc., USA
• James K. Brewington, President, Network Wireless Systems, AT&T, USA
• Jack Scanlon, Executive Vice President and General Manager, Cellular Infrastructure Group,
Motorola, Inc., USA
• James Deas, President, Nortel, Asia South-Pacific
• Dr. Andrew 1. Viterbi, Vice Chairman and Chief Technical Officer, QUALCOMM, Inc., USA
• Matthew J. Desch, Vice President and General Manager, Cellular Systems, Nortel, USA
• F. Craig Farrill, Vice President, Technology, Engineering & Operations and Corporate Technology,
AirTouch Communications, USA ~
• H.G. Bahk, Vice President, Mobile Communications Division, ,,~.~
Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI), Korea
• Li ling Xing, Director, Radio Department, Research Institute of Telecommunication
Transmission, Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, China
• Ramon Cojuangco, President &CEO, Piltel, The Philippines
Mark your calendar and make plans to join us in Singapore for the premiere digital
telecommunications event of the year.
This will be a unique opportunity to exchange ideas and information on the implementation of
CDMA technology. The CDG, as the worldwide governing body for CDMA stakeholders,
views the 1996 World Congress as a critical step towards the evolution of CDMA as the next
worldwide wireless standard.
Perry LaForge
Chairman
CDMA Development Group
We look forward to meeting you there,
Sincerely,
The conference will also feature an extensive exhibition of the latest CDMA infrastructure,
subscriber, and test equipment.
Relentless change, critical technological advances and escalating competition are an inherent
part of the global wireless communications industry today. To assist leading companies like
yours in keeping up-to-date with the latest industry developments, the CDMA Development
Group (CDG) is pleased to announce the First Annual CDMA World Congress.
This event, produced by the Institute of International Research, will bring together leading
telecommunications experts who share an interest in the deployment of CDMA technology
across the globe. Session speakers will represent a diverse background and will present their
experiences in managing different aspects of the digital deployment process.
One of the many highlights of this event will be the pre-conference workshop on CDMA
technology. It will provide an exciting opportunity for you to gain a better understanding of the
fundamentals which make CDMA the superior digital option.
Lulreh
Status of OM development:
current and future plans
Manufacturcr's Panel Sc, sions:
• Infrastructure d el pm nt
• Status of CDMA handsets
riHcaJ is ue fOl' successful COMA
op ration
• 'I Roaming c nsideration
[M 11 'twork int r p rability
D mlgrutiOll und 'voJution
DMA fUlUr I' clopm nts
lose of Summit
The Conference Objectives are to:
Critical Questions to be Addressed In lude:
Gain Cutting-Edge Information from
Leading Manufacturers
• Graham Haddock, Vice President and General Manager, Texas
Products Divi ion, Cellular Infrastructure Group, Motorola, USA
• Matthew J. Desch, Vice President and General Manager, Cellular
Systems, Nortel Telecom, USA
• Patrick Li, Regional Technical Support Director, Network Wireless
Systems, AT&T, Singapore
• Ronald Foerster, Senior Vice President, Wirele Infrastructure
Products, QUALCOMM Inc., USA
• Ray Millington, Vice President & Director of Engineering, Cellular
Subscriber Group, Motorola, USA
• Murray Kauchuk, Vice President, Product Marketing, Nokia, Finland
• Dale Kluesing, Vice President of Engineering, OkI Telecom, USA
• What are CDMA fundamentaL and performance level ?
• How can you successfully plan and design a competitive CDMA network?
• Why i CDMA the technology of choice for PCS and Cellular p rators?
• How i, CDMA emerging throughout the world?
• What i the tatus of CDMA infrastructure development?
• What is the status of CDMA handsets?
• What are CDMA solutions for the wireless local loop?
• What are CDMA migration strategies for cellular and P n twork ?
• How will COM develop in the future?
• Provide you with in-depth information about CDMA technology,
performance levels, network architecture and application.
• Update you on CDMA implem ntation around the world.
• Inform you about CDMA future development and evolution plans.
• Introduce the CDMA Development Group's (CDG) plan and strategies
for CDMA development throughout the world.
• Provide networking opportunities with leading CDMA experts.
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DMA solutions for the Wireless Local
Loop
• D signing a CDMA WLL network
• CDMA ,crvice. and features
• WLL field trial r . ult in rndia
Operator experiences from Ufound th
world:
COMA trial result, neh or launch
and operational experi nc .
• Korea • Hong K n t
• China • Philippin 'S
• South America
Close of Day Two
Examining The Entergenee Of COMA As A Leadiug Cellular Teehnology
Laneh
The big picture:
COMA in the wireless world
• CDG global trategies and plans
• Report from the USA: Cellular and PCS
PCN operational experience
Exhibition Hall will be open to delegates from 83.m. each day.
The fundamentals and the busine s case
• CDMA n twork capacity and coverage
potential
• Economic and bu ine ca e or COMA
• Defining CDMA data capabilitie
Close of Day One
Cocktail Reception &
Official Summit Banquet
In response to the growing demand for wireless communication , more
and more operators around the world are today considering CDMA
technology as an efficient alternative to competitive wireless solution .
Major network operators will provide you with comprehensive
information about trial results, migration strategies, operational
experiences and commercialisation plans.
The International Carrier Panel includes:
• A special report from the USA featuring:
AI Kurtz, Chief Technical Officer & SVP, Sprint Telecommunica­tions
Venture, USA, will reveal his experience of CDMA imple­mentation
and rollout.
• Y.J. Kim, Director, Shinsegi Telecom, Korea, will present Shinsegi's
CDMA experience, field test results and strategy in providing
CDMA services.
• Li Jing Xing, Director, Radio Department, Research Institute of
Telecommunication Transmission (RITT), MPT, will focus on
CDMA technology development in China and the timescale for
CDMA network launch and expansion plans for various provinces.
• R. Cojuangco, President and CEO, Piltel, will discuss CDMA
deployment and commercialisation plans in the Philippines.
Interactive Panel Sessions:
the Manufacturers Perspective
A full morning session is dedicated to in-depth and interactive panel
discussion with key CDMA experts. Gain up-to-the-minute information
on statu and plans for infrastructure development and CDMA handset.
Discover CDMA Deployment Strategies and
Operational Experiences-Operator
Case Studies from Around the World
PRE CONFERENCE WORliSHOP: Monday 13 Jlay '96, CDJIA T.:ehnieal Workshop
Conferenee Day One: Comereuee Day 1\vo: oufel·euee Day Three:
Tues(lay 14 May '96 Wednesday 15 May '96 Tlullosday 16 May '96
PROGRAM AT A GLANCE: - CDMA WORLD CONGRESS
CDMA, with its inherent technological advantages, is already
challenging all existing cellular communication solutions, and
there i little doubt that it will soon establish itself as the worldwide
leading digital technology. CDMA brings competitive and cost-effective
solutions for all types of wireless applications: cellular, personal
communication services (PCS) and wireless local loop.
Now is th~ right time for companies wishing to win and maintain their
competitiv~ edge to gain a full understanding of CDMA fundamentals,
network architecture and applications. Gaining the right information will
allow you to strategically position your company at the forefront of this
highly pro~table market.
To meet the demand for up-to-date information on CDMA, the Institute
for International Research (IIR), together with the CDMA Development
Group (CDG), have organised the first worldwide congress focusing on
CDMA technology.
- capacity - quality
- costs
- coverage
- bandwidth
4.40 DEFI I G CDMA DATA CAPABILITIES
• What service will be offered?
• Assessing the co ts
• Understanding the technical challenges and olution
• Integrating with CDPD and other standards
Chuck Carey-Twight, Manager ofAdvanced Technology
Development, USWest, USA
• 'ing COMA to compete with existing landline
operators
• Defining the technological advantages over other
technologies
• WLL deployment strategies for market success
Bill Jones, Product Team Director, AT&T Bell Labs, UK
COMA SOLUOONS FOR THE WIRELESS
WCALWOP
• wLL solutions for A ian geographies
Chris Simpson, Senior Vice President and
General Manager, International Marketing,
QUALCOMM Inc., USA
• Convergence of fixed and mobile communications
• Forecast for WLL demand worldwide
• Comparing available technologies across multiple
performance metrics :
Al Kurtz,
Chief Technical Officer and Senior Vice President,
Network Engineering and Operations,
Sprint Telecommunications Venture, USA
MORNING SESSION
5.20 Close of Day One
7.00 Official Summit Banquet
5.30 Cocktails sponsored by:NO'RTEL
9.10 I G WIRELESS LOCAL LOOP
ORK . WHY CDMA IS THE SOLUTIO ?
8.30 WELCOME AND OPENING ADDRESS FROM
THE CHAIR
8.00 EXHIBITION OPENS
8.40 THE GROWl G ROLE OF WLL :
COMPARI G THE COMPETI G TECH OLOGIES
IDAY TWO - Wednesday 15 May
THE ECO OMICS AND BUSINESS CASE OF CDMA
TECH OLOGY
FEATURES AND SERVICES FROM
AN END-USER PERSPECDVE
• CDMA technology highlights: capacity, voice quality,
hand-off methodologies, spectral efficiency, power
control, link budget, digital control channel
• Spread spectrum performance in indoor and outdoor
environments
• Backhaul and interconnection requirements
• Dimensioning networks for future capacity requirements
Dr. Andrew J. Viterbi,
Vice Chairman and Chief Technical Officer,
QUALCOMM Inc., USA
-'There are Few SubJeets More ExeltJng In TeleeollllDunleatlous Today Than
CDMA. Teehnology Development and Its' appUeatious"
Afternoon Tea
MEETI G E D·USER REQUIREME TS FOR
FEATURES A DSERVICES
EXAMINING CDMA NETWORK CAPACITY AND
COVERAGE POTE TIAL
• CDMA sy tern dimensions and traffic engineering
• System capacity under different environmental and
mobile speed <"ccnario"
• Comparing COMA and GSM capacity in urban and
rural environments
• Propagation characteristics and cell size considerations
• Optimizing network capacity and coverage
H.G. Bahk, Vice President,
Mobile Communications Division,
Electronics and Telecommunications Research
Institute (ETRI), Korea
• Identifying key assumptions: coverage, subscription,
quality of service objectives
• Estimating infra tructure, backhaul and ancillary
capital requirements
• Modeling revenues and operation expen es
• Valuing the bu iness investment
• Network economics for cellular, PCS and Wir less
Local Loop networks
James So, Principal,
Pittiglio Rabin Todd & McGrath, USA
• Review of key CDMA features and services: voice
services, data service. , short me saging ervice ,
supplementary. ervic
• COMA provi. ions for privacy, voice quality and low
interference
Greg Marzullo, Director of Wirele s Marketing,
Norte~ Singapore
2.20
4.10
3.30
3.00
COMA TECIINOWGY :
THE FUNDAMENTALS AND
THE BUSINESS CASE
What are the most important issues for worldwide
telecom service providers and manufacturers? What is
the future direction of wireless development? What are
the mo t important issues for the continued succe s of
COMA? Where does CDMA fit in a world with multiple
standard?
• Offering voice and advanced wireless services
• Roaming and interoperability issues with CDMA
• etwork and equipment vendor selection
• Managing a multi-vendor network infrastructure
• Selecting the right customer value proposition
• Building the organisation to meet the value discipline
View 1:
James Petit, Vice President of Technology and
Chief Technical Officer, PCS PrimeCo, USA
View 2:
Al Kurtz, Chief Technical Officer & Senior Vice
President, Network Engineering and Operations,
Sprint Telecommunications Venture, USA
AFTERNOON SESSION
• OMA basic for wireless communications
lame Deas, President,
ortel, Asia South-Pacific
11.00 DEPLOYING CDMA DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY FOR
A PCS/PCN NETWORK
11.40 PA EL SESSION:
12.00
1.20 WEL 0 E D OPE I G ADDRESS FROM
THE H IR
1.40 DER TA DING THE FU DAMENTALS OF
CDM TECH OLOGY
THE BIG PICItJRE: COMA IN THE
WIRELESS WORLO
MEETING THE CUSTOMER CHALLE GE OF
TOMORROW
• What is the status of CDMA technology development?
• What does the next generation network look like?
• What is the vision for telecommunication and
how do we get there?
• What types of technological breakthroughs are needed
to meet customer needs?
Jack Scanlon,
Executive Vice President and General Manager,
Cellular Infrastructure Group, Motorola, USA
• Statu, organisation and objectives of the CDG
• COG priorities and workplans to meet these challenges
• CDMA current status from around the world:
market trials & operational systems
• How will CDMA compete with analog and
other digital technologies?
F. Craig Farrill, Vice President,
Technology, Engineering & Operations and
Corporate Technology, AirTouch Communications;
President, CDG, USA
DEFI ING CDMA DEVELOPME T GROUP
GLOBAL STRATEGIES A D PLA S
Perry LaForge, Chairman,
CDMA Development Group (CDG);
Partner, Pittiglio Rabin Todd & McGrath, USA
WELCOME AND OPENI G ADDRESS FROM
THE CHAIR
FLEXIBLE TECH OLOGY PLATFORMS FOR
SERVICE DELIVERY
• Status of COMA infra tructure development
• The vision for service delivery: value added ser ice .
distribution support systems, multi-media,
intelligent agents -
• Successful approaches for service delivery
• Closing the technology gap
James K. Brewington, President,
Network Wireless Systems, AT&T, USA
10.40 Morning Coffee
CDMA. Teehnology In the Digital CeDaIar Market Prondses to Revolutiouises
the World TeleeoDllU.Ullleatlous seene
7.30 Registration and coffee
8.00 EXHIBITION OPENS
8.30
8.40
9.10
9.40
IDAY ONE - Tuesday 14 May I 10.10 CELLULAR CDMA IMPLEMENTATION EXPERIE CES
------------~----......;;;....----- • Licensing and regulation requirements
MORNING SESSION • Managing the speed of digital transition
• Implementation and rollout experience
• Leveraging CDMA's advantages
Dr Irwin M. Jacobs, Chairman & CEO,
Qualcomm Inc., USA
• What is the current situation?
• Comparing CDMA and GSM roaming capabilities
Senior Representative, CDG
• Manufacturers' plans to achieve equipment
interoperabi Iity
• Hand-off between vendor base stations
• Terminal compatibility
Clyde Smith, Vice President, Technology,
ALLTEL Mobile Communications Inc.,
Member ofExecutive Board, CDG, USA
Closing Ceremony
In light f th progre made by CDMA in the last 18
Tn nth around the world, what are the new challenges that
mll. t b overcome by CDMA in order for it to become
v n more widely accepted? What kinds of competitive
responses can be expected? Once we have identified the
key issues, how do we turn them into action plans?
Panel leader:
Perry LaForge, Chairman, CDG;
Partner, Pittiglio Rabin Todd & McGrath, USA
• The impact of multiple technologies on the digital
cellular market
• How can CDMA work together with other air-interfaces?
• Expected competitive responses from proponents
of other technologies
• Migration strategy after rapid deployment of
CDMA networks
Ronald R. Grawert, Executive Vice President, Operations,
GTE Mobilnet, USA
Afternoon Tea
• Convergence of standards
• Convergence of fixed and mobile networks
• Evolution of CDMA towards the realisation of
third-generation systems
• CDMA and GSM: Partners or rivals in the new
millennium
• Broad-band CDMA, higher vocoder rates,
value added services
Evan Richards, Vice President ofEngineering,
Ameritech Mobile Communications;
Member ofExecutive Board, CDG, US4
CDMA FUTURE DEVELOPMENT:
THE 5-10 YEAR VIEW
COMA. .MIGRATION AND EVOLImON
2.20 DISCUSSI G CDMA NETWORK
INTEROPERABILITY ISSUES
4.00
3.00 CDMA I A MULTI-TECH OLOGY E VIRO ME T
3.40
4.40
PA EL SESSION:
STATUS A D PLANS FOR INFRASTRUCTURE
DEVELOPME T
Understand the Potential of COMATeehnolog,;
Its AppUeati.ons and Future Developments
• System architecture
• Network planning approaches
• Network functionality
• Network management systems and security issue
Panel Speakers:
Graham Haddock, Vice President and General Manager
Texas Products Division,
Cellular Infrastructure Group, Motorola, USA
Matthew J. Desch, Vice President and
General Manager, Cellular Systems, Nortel, USA
Patrick Li, Regional Technical Support Director,
Network Wireless Systems, Asia-Pacific, AT&T, Singapore
Ronald Foerster, Senior Vice President,
Wireless Infrastructure Products,
QUALCOMM Inc., USA
• What are the technical challenges?
• How will handset handle roaming issues?
• What types of multi-mode handsets are available?
• Assessing handsets costs
• Update on data capabilities and short messaging
Panel Speakers:
Ray Millington, Vice President &
Director ofEngineering, Cellular Subscriber Group,
Motorola, USA
Murray Kauchuk, Vice President, Product Marketing,
Nokia, Finland
Dale Kluesing, Vice President of Engineering, OKI, USA
Peter Skarzynski, Vice President, Marketing and Product
Management, Global Wirele Product, AT&T, USA
Paul Jacobs, Vice President & General Manger,
Subscriber Products, QUALCOMM Inc., USA
• Why i r aming rucial for your netw rk?
Ronald R. Grawert Executiv Vic Pre,liiid Ilt, peratiolls,
GTE Mobilnet,
CRITICAL ISSUES FOR SUCCESSFUL
COMA. OPERATION
8.40
10.10 Morning Coffee
10.30 PANEL SESSIO : STATUS OF CDMA HANDSETS
12.00 Lunch sponsored by: ® MOTOROLA
AFfERNOON SESSION
1.30 WELCOME A D OPE I G DDRE S FRO
THE CHAIR
1.40 CDMA ROAMI OlDER TIO FOR
SUCCESSF L ETWORK
Afternoon Tea
• Review of the mobile market in the Philippines
• Planning and evaluating technologies for success
• How to compete with GSM networks
Ramon Cojuangco, President & CEO,
Piltel, Philippines
• Results of commercial trials and lessons to share
• Operational timetable for network launch
• What is the expansion plan for other provinces
in China?
Li Jing Xing, Director, Radio Department,
Research Institute of Telecommunication Transmission,
Ministry ofPosts and Telecommunications, China
PHILIPPINES: WHAT ARE THE MAIN PLANS FOR
CDMA CELLULAR NETWORK DEPLOYMENT?
STArns OF COMA. DEVEWPMENf :
CURRENT AND FUTURE PLANS
MORNING SESSION
3.00
• Deploying CDMA as the econd service provider
• Putting the implementation plan into action
Clyde Smith, Vice President,
Technology and Networking Planning,
ALLTEL Mobile Communications, Inc.,
Member ofExecutive Board, CDG, USA
4.10 HO G KO G:
PROVIDI G ECO OMICAL A D QUALITY
DIGITAL PCS SERVICES
• How is CDMA compared with DCS1800, PHS and
DECT as a PCN technology from an economic and
business perspective?
• What are the main competitive strategies for CDMA
vis a vis other technologies?
• The case of CDMA in Hong Kong
Francis Wong, Managing Director,
Universal Personal Communications Ltd,
FW & Wong Associates Ltd., Hong Kong
4.50 SOUTH AMERICA:
MAKI G CDMA THE TECH OLOGY OF CHOICE
3.40
5.30 CLOSE OF DAY TWO
8.30 WELCOME A D OPE I G ADDRESS FROM
THE CHAIR
8.00 EXHIBITIO OPE S
IDAY11IREE - Thursday 16 May
~AT&T
F. Craig Farrill, Vice President,
Technology, Engineering & Operations and
Corporate Technology, AirTouch Communications;
President, CDG, USA
COMA Teehnology Brings Cost-Effeetive and Competitive New Solutions for All
T,pes of Wireless AppUeations: eeDular, PeS and Wireless Loeal Loop
• Radio substitution in the local loop
• Using CDMA to provide basic phone service
• Early WLL field trial result
Senior Representative, DoT, India
• Rationale for choo ing CDMA as the standard
air-interface
• Planning the network roll ut
• Operational experience: probl m and Ie ons to share
• Opportunities for competitive technologie in Korea
Y. J. Kim, Director, Shinsegi Telcomm Inc., Korea
• Broadband services on wireless local loop
• Economics of ervice deployment
Senior Representative, CDG
• Government policy and regulation environment
COMA. DEPWYME~'T :
OPERATOR EXPERIENCES FROM
AROlJM) DIE WORLD
AFfERNOON SESSION
9.40 DEFI I G SERVICES A D FEATURES OFFERED
BY WIRELESS LOCAL LOOP BASED 0 CDMA
10.40 INDIA:
CDMA TRIAL EXPERIENCE AND NETWORK
DEPLOYMENT PLANS
10.10 Morning Coffee
11.20 PA EL SESSIO :
What are the critical factors behind successful
service deployment?
How does an operator identify and prioritize key
deployment issues? What are the operational support
systems needed for a successful service?
12.00 Lunch sponsored by:
2.20 CHINA:
CDMA NETWORK LAUNCH AND
COMMERCIALISATIO PLANS
1.30 WELCOME A D OPE I G ADDRESS FROM
THE CHAIR
1.40 KOREA:
MAKI G CDMA THE TECHNOLOGY OF CHOICE
FOR THE ATIO WIDE DIGITAL CELLULAR
STA DARD I KOREA
Maxon
Motorola
NECAmerica
Nokia
Northern Telecom
OW
PCS PrimeCo
Primary Access
QUALCOlml
SAFCO
Samstmg
Shinsegi Telecomm Inc
Sony
Sprint Cellular
Sprint Telecommunications Vent..re
Tektronix
Telezone
US Cellular
US West
Voice Processing Corporation
Wavetek
With m r p ri nee and more CDMA commercial cell sites
,hipp d than any other equipment provider, Motorola' Cellular
Infra:tru tur Group i leading the global movement to COMA
di ital t hn 1 gy. In September 1995, the world' fir t
mm rial DMAcellular network was launched in Hong Kong,
u 'ing M troia' CDMA cellular infra tructure equipment.
M torola ha taken the lead in moving COMA from promise to
reality, with products and olution that have been extensively
te ted in simulation ,field trials and commercial sy terns. Behind
Motorola's commitment to COMA are year of global experience
with virtually every analog and digital air interface protocol.
Motorola is one of the world' leading providers of wireless
communications semiconductors and advanced electronic systems
and services. Major equipment busine'ses include cellular
infrastructure, cellular t lephone, two-way radio, paging and data
communication p ronal communication automotive, defense
and pace el ell' ni and omputer.
iotorola
Motorola is proud to be a Senior Commercial Spon or of the
COMA World Congress.
ADC Telecommunications
AU.Jfouch
AlIen Telecom Group
ALLTEL Mobile Communications
ALPS
Ameritech
AT&T
Audiovox
Bell Atlantic Nynex ~Iobile
Celcore
Comarco
Comcast Cellldar
Comsearch
DataCard
ETRI
Fujitsu
Gemplus
GoldStar
GTE
Hewlett Packard
Hyamdai
LeC
AT&T et\vorl{ Wirele s Systems
ABour THE SENIOR COllUmRCIAL SPONSORS
CDG ~IemberCo_panies Include:
ABour THE CDltlA DEVEWPltmrvr GROITl- «(,~I)(i)
AT&T is the world' telecommunications leader with
busines in some 200 countries. It provides
communications ervice and product a well as network
equipment and computer y tem to bu ines es,
consumer, tel communication ervices provider and
government agen i .
AT&T Network Wirele
The CDMADevelopment Group (CDG) is a non-profit trade association which was formed to foster the worldwide development,
implementation and use of CDMA. Recognized around the world as the governing CDMA MoD, the CDG currently repre ents
over 42 member companies including many of the world's largest wireless operators and equipment manufacturer. Directors of
the CDG are senior officers and executives of member organization .
The CDG's primary activities include technical development of features and services, public relations, education and erninars,
regulatory affairs and international development. Since its inception in 1994, CDG members have completed several ignificant
projects which have greatly facilitated the introduction of CDMA to the wireless market. Currently, there are more than 400
individuals working within various CDG subcommittees on CDMA related matters.
The Official ummit Banquet on Tue day 14th May offers an
additi nal networking forum in a relaxed environment.
Speaker and regi tered delegates who wish to attend hould
complete th relevant ection on the final page of the brochure
fficial Stunmit Banquet
The Summit offers a feast of strategic papers. All delegate
will receive a 300+ page set of documentation, provided by
the speaker at the Summit. Thi documentation will be
exclusively for Summit delegate , and will not be available
el ewhere. The pap rare upplied to our delegate upon
regi tration and will rv Ul a continuing valuabl reference
ource for u and y ur c lleague , both during and after the
ummit.
Stunmit Docmnentation
IIR' Hong Kong conference team organises high level events
on a variety of crucial topic devoted to the development,
management and growth of telecommunications throughout
the Asia-Pacific. Each conference program is carefully
researched to meet the information need of executive in
diverse Asian telecommunication marketplaces.
The Pan-Asian Task Force ( A Division of the Institute for
International Research) was established to meet the
overwhelming demand for more information about
telecommunications in the Asia-Pacific region. Our Summits
are attended by senior industry executives and government
policy makers from throughout the Asia-Pacific, Europe and
North America. Each program is highly regarded for it
contributions to telecommunications development planning
and attracted the support of leading international
organi ation , including the lTD, CCITT, ESCAP and the
World Bank.
About IIR Conferences and the Pan-Asian
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• Overview of process
• Test plans
• Status
5.50 Close of Workshop
4.10 CDMA INTEROPERABILITY . FROM BASE
STATION TO HANDSETS
5.00 ACTIVITIES IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
• CDG's objectives and priorities
• Review accomplishments of technical teams
• Define go-forward plans of technical teams
• Signal generation
• Forward and reverse CDMA channel
• Protocol layering
• Call flow example
• Frequency reuse
• Power control
• Soft handoff
• Multi-path processing
• Variable rate vocoder
3.50 Afternoon Break
PRE COlWFERENCE CDMA TECIIMCAL WORliSHOP
Monday .3 May '96, Hyatt Regeney, Singapore
Led by the COMA. Development Group (COG)
With the participation of Senior Technical Members of the CDG
2.10 REPORT 0 CDMA TRIAL RESULTS
• Capacity: theoretical vs. actual
• Voice Quality as compared to analog, digital
and landline
• Coverage
3.00 STATUS OF FEATURES A D
DEVELOPME T
• Data and fax services
• Short message services
• Over-the-air-activation and administration
12.50 Lunch
9.10 FOUNDATIONS OF CDMA TECHNOLOGY
• Multiple access systems
• The COMA sy tem design
11.10 CDMA CHANNEL GE ERATION AND
CALL FLOWS
12.00 SUCCESSFULLY PLA I GAD DESIG I G
A COMPETITIVE CDMA ETWORK
• Engineering of cell capacity: soft hand-off,
number of channel elements, vocoder selection
• Multi-MS.c system and cellular gateway
• Coverage issue
CDMA (Code Devi ion Multiple Acces ) is the breakthrough digital technology for wireless communications. This technical
workshop will explore the operation of a CDMA system according TIA IS-95A, ANSI J-STD-008 exphasizing the aspects of
CDMA which make it a uperior sy tem to other technologies. Well respected industry experts will help you understand
ba ic terminology, relate CDMA concepts to network design, and also clearly explain the benefits of CDMA.
10.50 Morning Coffee
10.00 ETWORK CO CEPTS A D CHARACTERISTICS
9.00 Opening address from the Workshop Leader
Dr Andrew Viterbi, Vice Chairman and
Chief Technical Officer, QUALCOMM Inc., USA
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