Forum 1Asia Pacific Executive

PROGRAMMEAGENDA

29th Nov - 1st Dec, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore

Media Partner

It is my pleasure to invite you to the Asia Pacific Executive Forum 2010 from 29th November – 1st December 2010. In keeping with previous events, this will be held in another a unique venue: an iconic architecture – the Marina Bay Sands.

The forum aims to facilitate the exchange of best practices, experiences, strategies, business approaches, challenges and visions – all vital insights into the immediate future of successful telecommunications operators – within the theme: Drive Growth. Transform the Future. The Executive Forum continues to be a platform for customers, partners and leading industry and Intec experts at a unique venue to explore new ideas, stimulate exchange of knowledge and experiences, define innovative & game changing strategies and competitive solutions for growth and profitability. The focus of the event agenda will be on the most successful and innovative solutions in driving growth profitably and increasing the ability to compete, exploring new interactions, new multi-sided engagements & business models.

The agenda of the 2010 forum has been specifically designed to ensure that knowledge exchange is maximized through thought leadership sessions, success stories, panel discussions from some of the world’s best known telecoms companies and unique intriguing networking activities around the main theme of the forum. For the first time, the

Co-located and in Strategic Partnership with the Telecom Transformation Asia Pacific 2010 – organized by Frost & Sullivan

2010 forum will be co-located with the Asia Pacific Telecoms Transformation Summit, organized and facilitated by Frost & Sullivan to examine the key findings in transformation and a look at the reality, whether transformation holds the key or not to the new wave. As a strategic partner to the summit, all delegates to the forum will be given complimentary access to the summit. All this is expected to take place against a unique setting. Do register at june.liang@intecbilling.com to book a place at the APAC Executive Forum 2010 now as seats are very limited.

I look forward to meeting you in Marina Bay Sands, Singapore and learning how we can help you, make further improvements to your business, bottom-line and making your experience with Intec an enriching and fulfilling one.

Drive Growth. Transform the Future

Asia Pacific Executive Forum 2010

Vice President, APACIntec Systems Asia

Graeme Paynter

Take charge of profitability and increase the ability to compete.

. Boost control of your network traffic, lower costs and improve revenue assurance . Drive new revenue growth by building new multi-sided transaction, engagement & business models. . Tap into opportunities to differentiate by building new customer centric capabilities to improve customer experience . Maximize the value of customer data, billing relation ships, preference information, social network connectivity, high customer trust ratings and existing infrastructure assets. . Relook at disparate systems that are unable to scale and cope with volume spike

Key Take Aways. Share global innovative strategies in the data space that have reaped significant profitable revenue growth. . Whilst tiered pricing is one of the ways to address disproportionate capacity usage and associated returns, it is a dump pipe play according to some analysts. Hear key findings from analysts and operators.. How operators are leveraging on key assets in a smart pipe play and moving into uncharted areas. . Wholesale businesses are smartening up. What are some of the smart moves by the carriers in the whole sale space?. The real time business model is now. How it can help position operators profitably as enablers on the value chain, driving customer centricity and enhancing the customer experience.. How low cost commodity hardware can be used to slash CAPEX & OPEX without compromising on performance. . Ultimately, strategies that help drive top and bottom line growth.

Drive Growth. Transform the Future

Today’s 450 million mobile broadband subscriptions are generating more data traffic than the voice traffic from 4.6 billion mobile subscribers worldwide. 1-3% of smartphone users are consuming 40% of some operators’ network capacity. Whilst data may be leading the mobile traffic usage stats, there have been no corresponding revenue increases. Data is not being turned into profitable business models. The cost of supporting the growing demand for data is also rising rapidly, disproportionately to the revenues generated from its traffic and usage. Where is the money?

Thought Leadership TracksThese sessions are intended to provide thought leadership insights into industry developments, trends, innovations, key pain points and success factors. The main focus will be on exploring ways to drive growth and gain strategic competitive advantage in new areas, traditional or other-wise. Experts will also share insights into innovative strategies from around the world that have successfully driven top and bottom line growth.

A number of senior executives from operators, partners and leading telecommunication consultants/analysts will share their knowledge and experience, examining how communications service providers can address the new trends, issues and challenges.

Roundtable Discussions The roundtable discussions provide a platform for senior executives from across the telecoms value chain – including analysts, consultants and Intec solution experts – to gather to discuss the thought leadership tracks and their applica-bility to the varied countries and business models repre-sented at the Forum. We hope to gather in-country insights from operators’ experiences around the world. All round-table discussions will be moderated by analysts or consul-tants.

Solution Lounge The solution lounge showcases the latest solutions from Intec and partners. Attendees will have the opportunity to receive one-to-one demonstrations, meet with Intec solution experts and partners, to network or simply to have a casual chat, and connect and relax in a unique setting.

Session Definitions & Objectives

The main objective of this executive forum is to provide a platform for industry leaders and other stakeholders in the IT/Telecom value chain to stimulate ideas, define issues, find innovative ways to drive growth, enable new business models, take charge of profitability and enhance their ability to compete. The sessions aim to address the practical and most debated business issues amongst European and Asian communications service providers. Interactive roundtable discussions will open up opportunities for more in-depth perspectives and valuable insights from senior executive and industry experts.

Conference at-a-glance

All Day Arrivals

All Day Optional Activities

7:00pm – 8:00pm Welcome Cocktail Venue: Stay Tuned!

8:00pm – 10:30pm Grand Welcome Gala Dinner Venue: Stay Tuned!

8:45am Opening Ceremony

8:30am – 8:45 am Opening Address & Welcome Graeme Paynter, Vice President (APAC), Intec TelecomAndy Thorburn, President, Intec Telecom

8:45am – 9:30am Helping Operators Evolve, Differentiate and Deliver Growth Profitably – David Heaps, Chief Strategy Officer, Intec Telecom

10:15am – 10:30am Chill Out Solution Showcase by IntecVenue: Solution Lounge @ Foyer

10:30am – 11:15am APAC Industry Track Keynote – Asia Pacific Insights, Trends and Development Nitin Bhat, Partner, Frost & Sullivan

11.15am – 11:45pm Analyst Update: Wholesale Business is indeed Smartening Up! Jayesh Easwaramony, Vice President, ICT Practice Frost and Sullivan

11.45am – 12:30pm Thought Leadership from ex Chief Architect of Telstra IT Transformation : Examining the Role of Technology in Supporting Tomorrow’s Fast Changing Business Models: Achieving Operational Success and Profitability Through Effective, Adaptable IT Architectures Richard Howie

9:30am – 10:15am Global Industry Track Keynote – Game Changers and new inflection points from Europe to Asia Pacific Dr Karim Taga, Managing Director, Arthur D Little

Tuesday 30th November 2010 - Executive Forum Day 1 Venue: Melati 4111 - 4011

Monday 29th November 2010

6.15pm – 7.45pm Cocktails & Dinner Cocktails at Skybar

6.10pm Closing Speech – Conference Day 1 close

Conference at-a-glance12.30pm – 1.30pm Networking Lunch

Solution Showcase by Intec Venue: 4110 - 4010A-4010B

4.30pm – 4.50pm Chill and Revitalize Solution Showcase by Intec Venue: Solution Lounge @ Foyer

1.30pm – 2:30pm Panel Discussion: Unlocking the potential of data

2.30pm – 3.00pm Operator Success Story: How the creation of convergent, advanced BSS architecture reduced CAPEX & OPEX and helped reduce operational complexity and facilitated the rapid launch of new revenue generating IP-based third generation services cost effectively. Benoit Hanssen, Chief Technology Officer, PT Hutchison CP Telecommunications

5:20pm – 5.40pm Strategy Track: The Real time Business Model: Monetizing next generation services in the always-on world – Siobhan Ryley, Product Marketing Manager

5.40pm – 6.10pm Strategy Track: Exploiting new opportunities in Roaming to drive growth and lower cost - Hassan Iftikhar, VP Product Management, Wholesale

4.00pm – 4:30pm Strategy Track: Enabling New and multi-sided Business Models through a Smart Wholesale Strategy Hassan Iftikhar, VP Product Management, Wholesale

4.50pm – 5.20pm Optimising Business performance for Growth Simon Dodsworth, TeliaSonera

3.30pm – 4.00pm The promise of BSS data: business intelligence comes of age Jennifer Fellows, VP Product Management, Charging, Billing and Mediation

3.00pm – 3.30pm Operator Success Story: Driving Innovation and Growth in developing markets – How important is efficiency at the mediation layer in reducing costs, scaling business and growing margins? Stephen Hopcraft, Chief Technology Officer, True Corporation

Conference at-a-glance

8:50 am – 9:30am Operator Success Story from Asia: Driving Innovation and growth in developing markets

10:00am – 10:30am Strategy Track: Making Content Pay – What are the Challenges? – Monica Ricci, Director, Cross Portfolio Marketing

10:30 am – 11:00am Chill and Revitalize Solution Showcase by IntecVenue: Solution Lounge @ Foyer

12:30pm – 2:00pm Networking at the Solution LoungeDiscussions & RefreshmentVenue: Solution Lounge @ Foyer

11.15am – 12.15pm Panel Discussion: Strategies to lower CAPEX and OPEX moderated by Jayesh Easwaramony, Vice President, ICT Practice Frost and Sullivan

12.15pm – 12.45pm Strategy Track: The Cloud Business Models: Trends, Solutions, Strategies – Monica Ricci, Director, Cross Portfolio Marketing

12:45pm Closing Speech

12:25pm – 2.00pm Networking Lunch @ Melati 4111-4011

8:45am – 8:50am Opening Remarks Graeme Paynter, Vice President (APAC), Intec Telecom Systems

9.30am – 10.00am Boost Control of Network Traffic through a technology refresh that significantly improves revenue assurance and reduces both CAPEX and OPEX - Jennifer Fellows, VP Product Management, Charging, Billing and Mediation

7.45pm Meet at Lobby to depart for Dinner

8:30pm – 10:15pm Dinner at a Stylish and Chic Venue

Wednesday 1st December 2010 - Executive Forum Day 2 Venue: Melati 4111 - 4011

Session Roadmap

All Day Arrivals

8:45 am Opening Ceremony

David will outline Intec’s perspective on global trends in the telecoms market and set out Intec’s vision and product strategy for addressing them. David will highlight Intec’s cross portfolio strategy and its role in helping operators monetize data and build profitable business models. leveraging on the power of convergent real-time solutions and technology to differentiate their services and leap ahead in today’s highly competitive markets.

8:30am – 8:45 am Opening Address & Welcome Graeme Paynter, Vice President (APAC), Intec TelecomAndy Thorburn, President, Intec Telecom

8:45am – 9:30am Helping Operators Evolve, Differentiate and Deliver Growth Profitably – David Heaps, Chief Strategy Officer, Intec Telecom

All Day Optional Activities

7:00pm – 8:00pm Welcome CocktailVenue: Stay Tuned!

8:00pm – 10:30pm Grand Welcome Gala DinnerVenue: Stay Tuned!

Monday 29th November 2010

Opening Plenary Sessions

Tuesday 30th November 2010 - Executive Forum Day 1 Venue: Melati 4111 - 4011

9:30am – 10:15am Global Industry Track Keynote – Game Changers and new inflection points from Europe to Asia Pacific Dr Karim Taga, Managing Director, Arthur D Little

A global leader in management consultancy provides market and strategic insights based on their research of the global telecoms market and in particular recent hot topic research concluded on “Mobile Internet – Blessing or a Curse”, “M-Payments in BRIC” and “Space for Creativity – Innovative Solutions and Ideas in Central and Eastern Europe” to share interesting findings, innovative ideas that have been successfully implemented by operators globally, identify the new game changers in telecoms.

10:30am – 11:15am APAC Industry Track Keynote – Asia Pacific Insights, Trends and Development Nitin Bhat, Partner, Frost & Sullivan

Assessing the key competitive challenges in high growth markets, how the disproportionate capacity usage and associated returns is being addressed by operators in the region. Is tier pricing considered a dump pipe play? With a predominant prepaid skew there is a need to increase customer life cycle customer retention scalability and new service demands. Dealing with change: how do you keep business transformation in sync with platform and systems evolution? Focusing on the customer to move beyond traditional telecoms techno-centricity and exploit the opportunities presented by the new value chain.

11.15am – 11:45pm Analyst Update: Wholesale Business is indeed Smartening Up! Jayesh Easwaramony, Vice President, ICT Practice Frost and Sullivan

Wholesale businesses are smartening up and what are some of the biggest carriers doing in wholesale business. A marketing leading analyst provides perspectives and examples on the unconventional moves operators have to take to succeed in today’s market and some of the newest and most innovative business models!

11.45am – 12:30pm Thought Leadership from ex Chief Architect of Telstra IT Transformation : Examining the Role of Technology in Supporting Tomorrow’s Fast Changing Business Models: Achieving Operational Success and Profitability Through Effective, Adaptable IT Architectures Richard Howie

Evolving Requirements and behavior of Subscribers are changing business models of operators, changing operator mindsets and the way they operate. A snapshot at the hot buttons in BSS architecture and development. Strategic insights into the imperatives of transformation and a look at the issues and challenges.

10:15am – 10:30am Chill Out Solution Showcase by IntecVenue: Solution Lounge @ Foyer

Defining the Future of the Telecoms Industry - Industry Perspectives from Europe & Asia Pacific

Session Roadmap

Session Roadmap

1.30pm – 2:30pm Panel Discussion: Unlocking the potential of data

As challengers and unconventional players come into the fray, service providers in the communications industry have an opportunity to either become a “dumb pipe” or a real “enabler” to other stakeholders in the value chain. As usage grows and becomes more complicated in nature (tied to different user profiles, devices, network elements, different policies, etc), data strategies are adapting and being redefined. We look forward to a dynamic discussion covering a variety of aspects of this top-of-mind area. Moderated by Dr Karim Taga, Managing Director, Arthur D LittleFeaturing Panelists > Nitin Bhat, Partner, Frost & Sullivan, Joseph Waring, Group Editor of telecomasia, Chari TVT, CFO Celcom Axiata, Ashwin Jaiswal Head - IT Business Consulting & Practice (TME), Reliance, Kashif Jan, CIO Vietnamobile

3.30pm – 4.00pm The promise of BSS data: business intelligence comes of age Jennifer Fellows, VP Product Management, Charging, Billing and Mediation

Operators have long known that there is a wealth of data locked up in their Business Support Systems. But it has been difficult or expensive to access, or hard to use. Jennifer discusses how the treasure trove may be unlocked.

2.30pm – 3.00pm Operator Success Story: How the creation of convergent, advanced BSS architecture reduced CAPEX & OPEX and helped reduce operational complexity and facilitated the rapid launch of new revenue generating IP-based third generation services cost effectively. Benoit Hanssen, Chief Technology Officer, PT Hutchison CP Telecommunications

3.00pm – 3.30pm Operator Success Story: Driving Innovation and Growth in developing markets – How important is efficiency at the mediation layer in reducing costs, scaling business and growing margins? Stephen Hopcraft, Chief Technology Officer, True Corporation

4.00pm – 4:30pm Strategy Track: Enabling New and multi-sided Business Models through a Smart Wholesale Strategy Hassan Iftikhar, VP Product Management, Wholesale

New technologies, increasing competition and emerging market requirements have led to evolving business models in the wholesale space. There are significant benefits to be gained by combining the different business models of an operator’s wholesale business. Hassan Iftikhar explores some of the possibilities.

12.30pm – 1.30pm Networking Lunch Solution Showcase by Intec Venue: 4110 - 4010A-4010B

Enterprise, Wholesale & New Business Models A different Perspective

4.30pm – 4.50pm Chill and Revitalize Solution Showcase by Intec Venue: Solution Lounge @ Foyer

4.50pm – 5.20pm Optimising Business performance for Growth Simon Dodsworth, TeliaSonera

TeliaSonera Group is the world’s first operator to commercially launch Long Term Evolution (LTE) service. Teliasonera International Carrier has been a user of InterconnecT OR for 10 years and during this period they have enjoyed substantial business growth. This presentation describes how InterconnecT OR actively helped them achieve this growth without the need to sacrifice margin.

5:20pm – 5.40pm Strategy Track: The Real time Business Model: Monetizing next generation services in the always-on world – Siobhan Ryley, Product Marketing Manager

Service providers’ core competencies enable them to confidently provide real-time network support based on years of experience in scalable, highly available environments. Equally, the wealth of available customer data enables them to offer real value along the supply chain, helping to avoid the dreaded ‘dumb pipe’ situation. Online charging, associated service delivery platforms and policy management are needed in order to enable the real-time business processes that make this happen. Positioned between the wholesale and retail billing platforms, online charging systems contain the vital information that answers the questions, in real-time, that service providers need answered. Importantly, they also help meet the needs of upstream and downstream customers.

5.40pm – 6.10pm Strategy Track: Exploiting new opportunities in Roaming to drive growth and lower cost - Hassan Iftikhar, VP Product Management, Wholesale

For mobile operators roaming has become increasingly important due to the expansion in foreign travel leading to a higher demand for service counterbalanced by regulatory pressures on prices. A look the latest market trends and how operators can take more control of their roaming business to bring down operational costs, improve visibility and ultimately drive higher returns from their roaming customers.

6.10pm Closing Speech – Conference Day 1 close

Singapore Flyer & DinnerTour of Marina Bay and the Singapore Flyer experience

6.15pm – 7.45pm Cocktails & DinnerCocktails at Skybar

Depart for dinner

7.45pm Meet at Lobby to depart for Dinner

Session Roadmap

10:30am – 11:00am Chill and Revitalize Solution Showcase by IntecVenue: Solution Lounge @ Foyer

“Mobile data traffic compound annual growth from 2008 to 2013 is forecasted at 120% but revenue growth for non messaging data over the same period will grow at 16% CAGR. That is not a sustainable business model” (Analysys-Mason, 2010). Part of the response to closing the data revenue gap lies in reducing costs, which can include examining current technologies to evaluate their savings potential. Surprising cost savings can be achieved, with significant ROI, with a technology refresh of both hardware and software in an often-neglected area

9.30am – 10.00am Boost Control of Network Traffic through a technology refresh that significantly improves revenue assurance and reduces both CAPEX and OPEX - Jennifer Fellows, VP Product Management, Charging, Billing and Mediation

Smartphones are arguably the ‘must-have’ handsets for mobile operators and are valued, not just because users love them, nor because of its technical excellence, but also because of the huge variety of content and applications available through the apps stores. Smartphones are all about personalisation, and every owner configures his device with a unique mix of services and content. The app store is the primary channel for users to peruse and download content, and for developers to reach an increasingly large pool of active customers. The lesson for operators is that the developer community must be considered a key component of their strategic view, because making compelling content available to smartphone users begins a virtuous cycle: consumer spend increases, attracting more developers, which stimulates customer stickiness and … more spend! How can the operator empower, enthuse, incentivise and retain the community of creative content and application developers?

10:00am – 10:30am Strategy Track: Making Content Pay – What are the Challenges? – Monica Ricci, Director, Cross Portfolio Marketing

Session Roadmap

8:50am – 9:30am Operator Success Story from Asia: Driving Innovation and growth in developing markets

8:45am – 8:50am Opening Remarks Graeme Paynter, Vice President (APAC), Intec Telecom Systems

8:30 pm – 10:15pm Dinner at a Stylish and Chic Venue

Wednesday 1st December 2010 - Executive Forum Day 2 Venue: Melati 4111 - 4011

Session Roadmap

Cloud computing has grown in stature and momentum. Service providers the world over are examining the options available to them for exploiting their capabilities in this exciting area. Monica examines the background and drivers for The Cloud and asks where business models may be heading in order to monetize the opportunity

12.15pm – 12.45pm Strategy Track: The Cloud Business Models: Trends, Solutions, Strategies – Monica Ricci, Director, Cross Portfolio Marketing

What are the unconventional moves in this area. The new business models that have been successfully adopted and how have they been successful in protecting the margins and lower CAPEX and OPEX?

11.15am – 12.15pm Panel Discussion: Strategies to lower CAPEX and OPEX moderated by Jayesh Easwaramony, Vice President, ICT Practice Frost and Sullivan

12:45 pm Closing Speech

12:30pm – 2:00pm Networking at the Solution LoungeDiscussions & RefreshmentVenue: Solution Lounge @ Foyer

12:25pm – 2.00pm Networking Lunch @ Melati 4111-4011

Hotel Information

Marina Bay SandsThree iconic towersStanding 55 storey high right at the waterfront of Marina Bay, the three towers are connected by a 1.2 hectare sky park tropical oasis on the roof, large enough to park four-and-a-half A380 jumbo jets, offering a 360-degree view of Singapore’s skyline with a spectacular garden, restaurants and a 150 metre infinity swimming pool. Art-Science MuseumThe Art and Science Museum shapes likea lotus has an innovative roof, which channels rainwater through the central atrium of the building as a waterfall. During the night, the roof will be opened and transformed into an amphitheatre, enthralling audiences

with great light and laser shows and fireworks with city in the background. Embracing a spectrum of influences from the relationship between art & science, to media & technology, to design & architecture, this unique struc-ture will feature over 60,000 square feet of galleries. Marina Bay ShoppesMarina Bay Sands shopping arcade showcases leading edge retail with a mixture of European, American, Japanese and Korean brands. The arcade also has a canal running through the mall featuring a sampan boat ride for that welcome break from an indulgent day of shop-ping. Other features include an indoor ice skating rink, restaurants and café in the mall.

Wireless Broadband The entire hotel is wireless broadband enabled. Wireless broadband access cards at various denominations can be purchased at the reception. HOTEL MAPMarina Bay Sands is located at 10 Bayfront Avenue, along the Marina Bay waterfront, in the heart of Singapore, only 10 minutes from Changi International Airport

Address: Marina Bay Sands10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956+65 6688 8868

http://www.marinabaysands.com/

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Hotel Information

Registration & Accomodation

To RegisterContact: June Liang at june.liang@intecbilling.com or +603-27822892 or +6012-3993413

Putu Krisma at putu.krisma@frost.com or

+65-6890 0918 or +65-9632 0447

AccommodationThe Hotel at Marina Bay Sands is perfectly positioned to overlook the buzzing city center of Singapore. No matter which of the 18 different types of rooms you decide to stay, you will be treated to unforgettable views of the glittering city skyline or the endless serene sea.

Delegate RatesThis is an invitation only conference therefore no delegate fee involved.

Social & Networking Activities

Networking Cocktail @30th November 2010Venue: SkyparkDress Code: Business Casual

Welcome Cocktail29th November 2010Venue : Stay Tuned!Dress Code: Business Casual

Dinner @30th November 2010Venue: Explore SingaporeDress Code : Business Casual

Gala Dinner 29th November 2010Venue : Stay Tuned!Dress Code: Business Casual

Social & Networking Activities

Marina Sands Bay Art PathSpectacular art installations that integrate with Marina Bay Sands' iconic architecture. The captivating Marina Bay Sands Art Path comprises a collection of spectacular art installations that were commissioned to integrate with Moshe Safdie’s extraordinary architecture. These large-scale pieces will create shapes, moods and interior spaces and will provide visitors with a unique opportunity to visually and physically experience such large-scale artwork.

The site-specific works are positioned to create an inspir-ing and breathtaking path through the Marina Bay Sands site. This is one of the largest art commissions ever completed as part of an integrated architectural process - all with internationally renowned artists including Antony Gormley and Ned Kahn.

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Sentosa Golf ClubOne of the most established golf clubs in Singapore, Sentosa Golf Club was opened by Singapore’s then-Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew in 1974. The Club has more than 1,500 members, many of whom are prominent personali-ties from influential circles. Home of Asia’s richest national Open, the Barclays Singapore Open, interna-tional star players and world-class golf professionals from Asia, Europe and the USA have descended on its champi-onship greens to putt for the generous prize purse.

At the Barclays Singapore Open 2008, Sentosa Golf Club hosted an exceptional field of players like golf’s greats Phil Mickelson, Adam Scott. Jeev Milkha Singh, Ian Poulter, Angel Cabrera, Padraig Harrington, 3-time Major winner Ernie Els and other stars including Nick O’Hern, K J Choi and Darren Clarke. Asia’s giants Thaworn Wiratchant, Thongchai Jaidee and Jyoti Randhawa have also taken on Serapong.

Singapore FlyerSingapore Flyer is the world's largest observation wheel. Standing at a stunning 165m from the ground, the Flyer offers you breathtaking, panoramic views of the Marina Bay, the island city and beyond in cool comfort.

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