Registration

Welcome Remarks

International Telecommunication Union

Group Photo and Coffee Break

Session 2:  Key Drivers and Issues

Objective: The world is going digital very fast. The convergence of many different technologies is pushing down the half-life of an average business competency from 30 years to 5 years.  Data consumption is exploding and consumer demand for OTT services is rapidly growing as consumers want more of, and perceive large benefits from, these services. Consumers expect to be able to access legal content, applications and services and want information about their subscriptions. Such services create demand for broadband access and services but also are requiring network operators to seek new business models and arrangements, particularly in developing countries.  The Session will attempt to provide different views and experiences on the key drivers to high consumer demand for OTT services as well as general issues and challenges faced by telecommunication network service providers.

Session Chairman: H.E Dr. KHOV Makara, Under-Secretary of State, Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, Cambodia

Topics:

• The Promises of OTT

• Factors pushing a market towards OTT alternatives

• OTT core business models

• Implications for traditional telcos

Speakers:

• Mr. Pedro Seixas, ITU Consultant [Short bio] [Presentation]

• Mr. Jonathan Yap, Specialist, Group Regulatory Affairs, Axiata Group Berhad [Short bio] [Presentation ]

• Mr. Bui Hoang Phuong, Deputy Director General of Information Security Authority, Ministry of Information and Communications, Viet Nam [Short Bio] [Presentation]
• Q & A

Special Session on Transitioning from IPv4 to IPv6

Objective: With the massive deployment of Internet-related resources worldwide and the integration of IP-enabled consumer devices connected directly to the network, the issue of the depletion of IPv4 addresses is becoming pertinent. This Session aims to establish the need to effectively plan and deploy IPv6 to address among others, the current shortage of public IPv4 addresses.

Session Chairman:  H.E. TOL Gnak, Director General of Posts and Telecommunications, Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, Cambodia

Topics:

• IPv4 Status

• Why IPv6? The IPv6 Solution

• IPv6 Deployment challenges and opportunities

• IPv6 Interoperability, Mobility and Security

• Technical and Policy Aspects

• Combined Use of IPv4 and IPv6

Speakers:

• Mr. Pablo Hinojosa,  Director for Strategic Engagement,  APNIC [Short Bio] [Presentation]

• Mr. THAN Makara, Deputy Director, Department of R&D, National Institute of Posts, Telecommunications and ICT (NIPTIC), Cambodia  [Short Bio] [Presentation]
  

• Telcotech (TBC)

Session 3:   OTT and its multi-faceted impacts

Objective:  It is generally accepted that, in future, if not already happening at present, the provision of OTT players will have multi-faceted impacts. The Session will look at how OTT impacts on several areas such as competition, network infrastructure and regulation among others and how they are being addressed by concerned players.

Session Chairman: H.E. Mr. MOA Chakrya, Chairman, Telecommunication Regulator of Cambodia (TRC)

Topics:

• On consumers

• On regulation

• On competition

• On network Infrastructure

• On others

Speakers:

• Mr. Guillaume Mascot, APAC Public Affairs Director, Alcatel-Lucent Asia Pacific [Presentation]

• Mr. THAN Makara, Director, Department of R&D, National Institute of Posts, Telecommunications and ICT (NIPTIC), Cambodia [Short Bio] [Presentation ]

• Q & A

Session 4: Country Challenges and Opportunities

Objective: The Session will promote information and experience exchange on countries' initiatives/plans on OTT services.

Session Chairman: H.E CHUN Vat, Under-Secretary of State, Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, Cambodia  

Topics:  

• ASEAN Report on OTT, Speaker: Ms. Bui Thi Thu Ha, Ministry of Information and Communications, VietNam [Short bio] [Presentation]

• India's Consultation Paper on Regulatory Framework for OTT Services, Speaker: Mr. A. Robert Ravi,  I.T.S, Advisor (QoS), Telecom Regulatory Authority of India [Short bio] [Presentation]

• Experiences from ASEAN countries

• Mr. NEANG Mao, Deputy Director of ICT, Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, Cambodia [Short bio] [Presentation​]

• Mr. Muhammad Razali Anuar, Head of the Strategy and Policy Initiatives Department (SPID), MCMC, Malaysia ​[Short bio​] [Presentation]

• Q & A

Session 5:  Building Synergies between OTT players and ICT network operators

Objective:  There are opportunities to build synergies between OTT players and ICT network operators.  The Session will scope synergy possibilities among concerned players.

Session Chairman: H.E. CHUN Vat, Under-Secretary of State, Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, Cambodia

Topics:

• Exploring win-win scenarios among players in the digital value chain

• Potential Operators' Responses to OTT

• Need for regulatory intervention?

• Case Studies

Speakers:

• Mr. Pedro Seixas, ITU Expert [Presentation]

• Expert from OPENNET, Cambodia 

• Mr. Chanthaviphone Kheuapkhamvone, Head Division of Planning, Department of Planning and Cooperation, Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, Lao PDR : Country Report [Shortbio] [Presentation]

• Q & A

Chairmen's Session: Synopsis of Sessions, Recommendations and Way Forward

Moderator: H.E SENG Sopheap, President, National Institute of Posts, Telecommunications and ICT (NIPTIC), Cambodia  

Special Session:  Summary Report on WRC-15

Speakers:

• Dr. CHEANG Sophak, Deputy Director General, MPTC [Short bio] [Presentation]

• Dr. KY Leng, Deputy Director General, MPTC [Short bio] [Presentation]