|
Workshop "Next Generation Network" |
|
Biographies |
|
 |
Marco CARUGI
CTO Senior Advisor, Nortel
Marco began his career as telecommunication system engineer in Solvay, an
international chemical group, and then worked for 8 years in France Telecom
R&D as Research Engineer in Broadband Data Services and Network
Technologies, participating in a number of international FT projects as
technical expert in IP/MPLS and VPN domains.
He joined Nortel in 2002 as Senior Advisor inside the CTO organization and
his current focus is on Next Generation Networks and emerging IP-based
services and technologies, promoting Nortel strategic interests in those
areas in international standards bodies.
Involved in standardization since 1996, he is currently acting as ITU-T NGN
GSI Rapporteur for Question 2/13 (Requirements and implementation scenarios
for emerging services in NGN) and actively participates in the NGN related
ETSI TISPAN technical body, where he covers the Liaison Officer role from
ITU-T SG13. Among his past management positions in standardization, he
co-chaired the Services and Requirements working group in the ITU-T Focus
Group on NGN, served on the Optical Internetworking Forum Board of
Directors, chaired the IETF Provider Provisioned VPN Working Group and held
Q11/13 Rapporteurship during the previous ITU-T study period.
Marco has authored a number of IETF drafts and RFCs, ITU-T Recommendations,
other contributions to standard bodies and papers. He holds an Electronic
Engineering degree in Telecommunications from Pisa University (Italy), a
M.S. in Engineering and Management of Telecommunication Networks from
National Institute of Telecommunications (Evry, France) and a Master in
International Business Development from ESSEC Business School (Paris). |
 |
Chae Sub LEE
ETRI
Chae Sub LEE has been working in the telecoms standardisation field for over
20 years. He has actively involved in regional standards in ASTAP, APT, TTA
and CJK in the area of network standards. He has been involved in ITU-T
standards development for the ISDN, GII, IP-based networks and NGN. He was
mainly involved in Study Group XVIII (currently SG13) as a rapporteur on
Architecture and Interworking areas. He is a vice-chairman of ITU-T Study
Group 13 and Chairman of WP2/13 on Architectural study. He also shared his
role as Chairman of NGN Focus Group from June 2004 till November 2005.
After a career of twenty years with KT as a senior researching engineer, he
built a venture company called HiSPOT S.A. And he has been an invited
researching staff to ETRI on International Standard acitivities. |
 |
Keith MAINWARING
Cisco Systems
Keith began his career in telecommunications in 1978 at the Rutherford
Appleton Laboratory of the UK Science and Engineering Research Council where
he was involved in building and operating SERCNet which later evolved into
the UK Joint Academic Network (JANET).
From 1984 to 1990 he worked for Logica on a number of projects grounded on
OSI protocols, in particular the X.400 message handling system, and on ISDN
standardisation.
From 1990 to 2000 he was engaged in ISDN, ATM and IP network development at
Telia (formerly Swedish Telecom) in Stockholm, Sweden.
He now has the position of Technical Leader in Cisco Systems with
specialisation in the areas of Voice over IP, interworking with the PSTN and
QoS control architectures.
Keith has been active in standardisation activities for over two decades. He
has been editor of several ITU-T Recommendations, ETSI and British
Standards; Rapporteur in ITU-T Study Group 11 and in ITU-D SG1; and co-chair
of the QoS working group in the ITU-T NGN Focus Group.
He has a Higher Technical Certificate in Electrical and Electronic
Engineering from Oxford Polytechnic and a Masters Degree in Communications
Policy Studies from City University, London. Keith has published a number of
technical courses and numerous papers. |
|
|
Naotaka MORITA
NTT Service Integration Laboratories
Naotaka MORITA received his B.E. and M.E. degrees from Nagoya University,
Aichi, Japan, in 1985 and 1987, respectively.
In 1987, he joined the Research and Development Center of NTT Corporation,
where he engaged in the research of ATM systems. From 2000, he has been
studying VoIP and Interactive Multimedia technologies.
From October 2004, he has been a Vice Chair and Working Party 3 chairman of
SG13, which is the lead study group of NGN, in the ITU-T.
He was a co-leader of working group 2, the Functional Architecture and
Mobility Group in Focus Group of NGN (FGNGN) and an editor of draft ITU-T
Recommendation Y.NGN-FRA “Functional Requirements and Architecture of the
NGN.” |
 |
Ms. Xiaoya YANG
Workshop Project Coordinator
Telecommunication Standardizations Bureau (TSB)
International Telecommunications Union (ITU)
Ms. Yang is the Workshop Project Coordinator in the Telecommunication
Standardization Bureau of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU-TSB).
Before she jointed ITU in 2004, she worked in the Ministry of Information Industry
of China since 1998. There she was the division director responsible for administration
of Internet management and information security. She worked in China Telecom 1997-1998
as a network engineer and service manager in their Internet service department. She has
a M.S. in Engineering from Tsinghua University and a MBA from Hongkong Polytechnic University. |
|
|
|
