Conference Day

Greetings from the Chairman of the Steering Committee
Simultaneous interpretation provided (English - Japanese)

• Room
  1F Main Hall
• Time
  9:45 - 10:00
  

  Shin Miyakawa

  NTT Communications Corporation/ WIDE Project

• Presentation Slides
  PDF (104KB)

• Room
  1F Main Hall
• Time
  10:00-11:45
• Moderator
  

  Takashi Arano

  Intec Netcore, Inc./ JPNIC

• Panelists
  

  Patrick Grossetete	Cisco Systems
  Akihiro Inomata	Fujitsu Ltd.
  Hua Ning	Beijing Internet-networking Institute
  Jordi Palet	Consulintel
  Fumio Watanabe	KDDI

• Presentation Slides
  PDF (136KB)
  

  Patrick Grossetete		PDF (180KB)
  Akihiro Inomata		PDF (646KB)
  Hua Ning		PDF (552KB)
  Jordi Palet		PDF (864KB)
  Fumio Watanabe		PDF (2.8MB)

• Outline
  The days of IPv6 as a simple research network are over. With the efforts of government and mass media, the future need for IPv6 has become widely recognized. Considering the present as the first stage of IPv6 commercial introduction, it can be expected that the rate of deployment will continue at a stable pace until reaching a critical mass.
  
  IPv6 is a technology holding the potential for an extremely wide reaching influence. Possibly for this reason, a number of corporations are now taking measures to introduce IPv6. Having said this, success scenarios for this deployment seem limited to the actual number of companies introducing IPv6. To restate this, the long term merits of IPv6 are without doubt dependent on its continued advancement and deployment while short term merits remain somewhat unclear.
  
  Internationally, the faces of industry and government and the deployment scenarios under consideration in each country are considerably different.
  This session will address the following questions:
  
  • what deployment scenarios do you foresee?
  • where is the breakthrough point? what will drive this?
  • how do you consider cost factors?
  • what is the key to deployment outside Japan?
  
  There is no need to reach a consensus on potential deployment scenarios. More importantly, the panel strives to introduce varied viewpoints in providing a reference to Summit attendees in considering IPv6 deployment.

• Room
  1F Main Hall
• Time
  13:15-14:45
• Moderator
  

  Kazuhiko Yamamoto

  Internet Initiative Japan, Inc./ WIDE Project

• Panelists
  

  Akihiro Nishida	Ricoh Co., Ltd.
  Takuya Oikawa	Microsoft Product Development, Ltd.
  Toshiyuki Yamasaki	NTT Communications Corporation
  Takeshi Yumura	SANYO Electric Co., Ltd.

• Presentation Slides
  PDF (264KB)
  

  Akihiro Nishida		PDF (292KB)
  Takuya Oikawa		PDF (5.2MB)
  Toshiyuki Yamasaki		PDF (1.9MB)
  Takeshi Yumura		PDF (710KB)

• Outline
  This panel will look at an attractive IPv6 applications area - Home Networks and Home Appliances. We will focus on currently available commercial services and upcoming technical challenges.
  
  The panel will open by sharing a detailed "story." For example, "having your grandmother access your digital camera from her home to look at photos you have taken" or "setting your video/HDD with your cell phone to record a program while you are out."
  
  The introduction will be followed by a comprehensive discussion of the technologies employed in realizing the introduced "story". Technical experts will reflect on the challenges overcome in providing currently available commercial services. Technology currently in the development stage or under consideration will provide the basis for a discussion of possibilities for the future.
  
  Having addressed progress and potential from a technical perspective, the panel will close by debating business prospects and developments for IPv6 Home Networks and Appliances.

• Room
  1F Main Hall
• Time
  15:00-16:45
• Moderator
  

  Atsushi Kawakita

  Kyoto Institute of Technology

• Panelists
  

  Hiroshi Fujiwara	Internet Research Institute, Inc.
  Kazuo Furukawa	Hitachi, Ltd.
  Hisao Iizuka	NTT Communications Corporation
  Jun Murai	Keio University/ WIDE Project
  Satoshi Yamaguchi	JAFCO Co., Ltd.
  Tetsuo Yamakawa	Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications

• Presentation Slides
  PowerPoint (38KB)
  

  Hiroshi Fujiwara		PDF (5.2MB)
  Kazuo Furukawa		PDF (242KB)
  Hisao Iizuka		PDF (441KB)
  Satoshi Yamaguchi		PDF (620KB)
  Tetsuo Yamakawa		PDF (3.3MB)

• Outline
  This panel will survey the views of representatives of business (corporate, venture, investment), government and education on the development prospects for Japan's information industry.
  
  Varied perspectives on the challenges facing the widespread commercial deployment of IPv6 will be presented together with proposals on overcoming those challenges and developing viable business ventures.
  With IPv6 as a keyword, we will look at Japan's current economic crisis, in particular the present IT industry depression, pinpointing the individual roles of business, government and education in easing the present situation. Looking forward, the panel will offer a view of business, government and education as one, sharing a common direction toward the cultivation of new business, the development of new applications and the establishment of a next generation information industry.

• Room
  1F Main Hall
• Time
  16:45 - 16:55
  

  Pascal Drabik

  European Commission, DG Information Society

  
  16:55 - 17:05
  

  Prof. Shian-Shyong Tseng

  Founder and Chairman, Taiwan Network Information Center (TWNIC)

• Presentation Slides
  

  Pascal Drabik		PDF (1.3MB)
  Prof. Shian-Shyong Tseng		PDF (512KB)