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Date

Time Table | 10 / 08

Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
Meeting Room 201, International Conference Hall
Meeting Room 301A, International Conference Hall

[K-04]
Keynote Speeches 10:00-11:00 Getting Ready to showcase Japan's Mobile/Mobility Services to the world in 2020.

10 / 08
[K-04] Keynote Speeches

Getting Ready to showcase Japan's Mobile/Mobility Services to the world in 2020.

Time10:00 ~ 11:00
PlaceConvention Hall B, International Conference Hall
Simultaneous Japanese-English Interpretation available

Moderator

Mitsubishi Research Institute, Inc.
Marketing Strategy Consulting Group
Mr. Gen Oyama

Panelist

NTT DOCOMO Ventures, Inc.
Executive Vice President & COO
Mr. Nobuyuki Akimoto

Panelist

NAVITIME JAPAN Co., Ltd.
General Manager, Total Navi Division
Mr. Yoshihisa Hagino

Panelist

Rakuten, Inc.
Manager, Marketing & Web Design Department, Travel Business
Mr. Atsushi Udagawa

[NEXT-01]
Next-Innovation Session 11:15-12:30 Wearable Technology and IoT: Cool IT For Enterprise and Lifestyle

10 / 08
[NEXT-01] Next-Innovation Session

Wearable Technology and IoT: Cool IT For Enterprise and Lifestyle

Time11:15 ~ 12:30
PlaceConvention Hall B, International Conference Hall
Simultaneous Japanese-English Interpretation available

Wearable and IoT — not long ago a niche markets — are getting more popular. Wearable tech can be as big as smartphone. American Embassy Commercial Service Japan will showcase U.S wearable technologies at this conference.

American Embassy
Commercial Service
Japan ICT Unit
Senior Commercial Specialist
Ms.Rika Saito

Wearable Technology and IOT: Cool IT For Enterprise and Lifestyle

speaker

: IT Journalist
Mr. Tsuruaki Yukawa

: Jolly good
CEO
Wearable Tech Expo Executive Director
Mr. Kensuke Joji

Defining new devices and work style with cloud technology

speaker

: Google Japan Inc.　
Enterprise
Managing Director
Mr.Shinichi Abe

To make people’s lives better

speaker

: Jawbone
Sales & Marketing Dept.
General Manager
Mr. Kengo Iwasaki

The new era of Microsoft / The innovation of cloud and device

speaker

: Microsoft Japan Co., Ltd.
Microsoft Technology Center
Center Lead
Mr.Madoka Sawa

Leading rapidly evolving world of ICT, Microsoft is bringing transformation to our company.
Our transformation is diverse from appointment of new CEO, innovation of our business model and strategy, to re-imagination of development concept.
Let us present how Microsoft has transformed from PC centric IT to Cloud and Device integrated world of IT.

[NEXT-02]
Next-Innovation Session 12:45-13:45 Trend and Future of Wearable Devices

10 / 08
[NEXT-02] Next-Innovation Session

Trend and Future of Wearable Devices

Time12:45 ~ 13:45
PlaceConvention Hall B, International Conference Hall
Simultaneous Japanese-English Interpretation available

speaker

: Graduate School of Kobe University
Faculty of Engineering
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Professor
Mr. Masahiko Tsukamoto

Wearable devices, such as Google Glass, Android Wear Devices, and iWatch(rumor), are becoming a great deal of attention recently. In this talk, the lecturer talks about the current status of various kinds of wearable devices not only glass type and wristwatch type but also ring type, hat type, necklace type, belt type, shoe type, clothing type, and so on, where he explains on their usages, their impacts on our works and daily lives, and issues for social application. He further mentions on great potential for further changes in the future.

[NEXT-03]
Next-Innovation Session 14:00-15:00 How will SI business change? How has it changed?

10 / 08
[NEXT-03] Next-Innovation Session

How will SI business change? How has it changed?

Time14:00 ~ 15:00
PlaceConvention Hall B, International Conference Hall
Simultaneous Japanese-English Interpretation available

speaker

: Cybozu,　Inc.
President
Mr. Yoshihisa Aono

In Japan, SI business industry has reached a last boom due to the government policy while the possibilities of the existing business have been decreasing. What should we do to shift to the new business model before it's too late for the Cloud era? I introduce the trend of the latest Cloud technology and industry with successful case studies using PaaS.

[SP-02]
Special Session 14:00-17:30 INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP on 5G Mobile Communication Systems-2014

10 / 08
[SP-02] Special Session

INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP on 5G Mobile Communication Systems-2014

Time14:00 ~ 17:30
PlaceConvention Hall A, International Conference Hall
Simultaneous Japanese-English Interpretation available

speaker

Organizer : Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan

Welcome Address

speaker

1)Mr. Gaku Hasegawa
Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan
2)Mr. Colin Langtry
Chief, Study Group Department, Radiocommunication Bureau,
International Telecommunication Union

Presentation

speaker

●Keynote Speaker
Dr. Susumu Yoshida (Professor Emeritus, Kyoto University)
Chairman of 5G Workshop-2014 Organizing Committee

●Speaker 1
Dr. Hakan Ohlsen (Ericsson)
Vice Chairman, ITU-R Working Party 5D

●Speaker 2
Dr. Werner Mohr (Nokia)
Chair of the Board of The 5G Infrastructure Association
5G Public-Private Partnership (5G PPP)

●Speaker 3
Ms. Zhiqin Wang (CATR)
Vice Chairman, IMT-2020 (5G) Promotion Association, China

●Speaker 4
Prof. Youngnam Han (KAIST)
Chairman of Steering Committee, 5G Forum, Korea

●Speaker 5
Mr. Takehiro Nakamura (NTT DOCOMO)
Leader, ARIB (ASSOCIATION OF RADIO INDUSTRIES AND BUSINESSES) 2020 and Beyond Ad Hoc, Japan

Panel Discussion

Moderator

Mr. Waichi Sekiguchi (Editorial Writer, Nikkei Inc.)

Panelist

Dr. Hakan Ohlsen, Dr. Werner Mohr, Ms. Zhiqin Wang,
Prof. Youngnam Han, Mr. Takehiro Nakamura

5th Generation (5G) Mobile Communications Systems towards 2020 and beyond have been studied actively in each region of the world. From a socio-economic perspective, which is included in various fields such as medical care and education, the 5G services will be expected to introduce completely new mobile services that use ultra high-speed and ultra high-capacity data, such as holographic video (Stereoscopy) data. In this workshop, the representative of the international standardization organization of radio communication and the representatives of associations to study the 5G Mobile Communications Systems from Europe, China, Korea and Japan will come together, and exchange opinions about the concept of 5G Mobile Communications and the prospects of services and technologies etc. The workshop will be held by Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) and International Telecommunication Union (ITU) during the event “CEATEC JAPAN 2014”, which will provide exhibitions and conferences on advanced communication technologies.

[CS_2-G1]
11:00-12:00 The outlook for 4K and the Worldwide TV market

10 / 08
[CS_2-G1]

The outlook for 4K and the Worldwide TV market

Time11:00 ~ 12:00
PlaceMeeting Room 201, International Conference Hall
Simultaneous Japanese-English Interpretation available

speaker

Futuresource Consulting Ltd.
Senior Market Analyst Home Electronics
Mr.Jack Wetherill

In the past year, 4K TV sets have moved from speculation to a major force. The number of models available at retail has grown enormously and prices are falling rapidly. But how quickly will consumers adopt 4K sets and how low will prices go in the future? Is better picture quality the only driving force, or are other factors at play? How will 4K TV adoption vary by region?

And what is the outlook for content in 4K? How will consumers be able to view 4K content on their new 4K display? What will be the role for broadcast and disc in the light of broadband operators such as Netflix launching streamed 4K content? Will the relative lack of native 4K content availability in the home severely restrict sales of sets?

Meanwhile the recent downturn in demand for TVs in Western Europe, Japan and North America is now beginning to flatten as a major replacement cycle begins to drive volumes, especially for larger screen TV’s. The role of ‘Smart’ TV’s is being questioned within the myriad of options available to consumers for accessing OTT Content including Set-Top-Boxes, Digital Media Adaptors, Games Consoles, and BD players. And the role of secondary TV’s is being threatened by Tablets & Smartphones. Futuresource will present its view on how these factors will impact the TV market.

[NET_2-12]
12:30-13:30 The London 2012 Games Provided a Showcase of Leading Technologies, from HD Wi-fi to security

10 / 08
[NET_2-12]

The London 2012 Games Provided a Showcase of Leading Technologies, from HD Wi-fi to security

Time12:30 ~ 13:30
PlaceMeeting Room 201, International Conference Hall

speaker

BT Japan corporation CTOT
BT Japan
Head of Solution Engineering, AMEA
Mr.Phillip Morris

Lord Sebastian Coe stated that “running an Olympic Games is the largest logistical challenge a country can face outside of a war” and this was certainly true for London in 2012 and it is quite likely that the same thing will apply for Tokyo in 2020. By the time that a country has won the honor of hosting the Games and then putting together their local xOCOG, there is generally only 6 years of planning to put together a perfect 6 weeks of the Games.
However, for planning purposes, the technology design needs to be solidified approximately 2 years prior to the start of the Games in order to allow for getting it fully operational and stable. Additionally, there are typically competitions within many of the Olympic venues as much as 1 year in advance, where the technology and venue has to be completely built up and ready to go. Therefore, there is really only a window of 4 years to get the technology roadmap through critical design and service design reviews, with the added complication of trying to predict the future of where technology is going.
For London, one huge change occurred that no one had predicted, and that was the introduction of the iPhone in July 2007 which completely changed the mobile landscape from mostly voice traffic to almost completely data traffic at tremendously higher volumes. The key to BT’s success on the telecommunications infrastructure architecture was an initial decision to overprovision by significant amounts as well as to have 2-4x redundancy in all parts of the system. Thus, when BT had to implement the world’s largest high density WiFi network, the basic foundation was already in place to fully support it.

[CS_2-G3]
14:00-15:00 Wearable Technology Market: Smartwatches, Smartglasses, Heartrate Monitors, Activity monitors, and much, much more

10 / 08
[CS_2-G3]

Wearable Technology Market: Smartwatches, Smartglasses, Heartrate Monitors, Activity monitors, and much, much more

Time14:00 ~ 15:00
PlaceMeeting Room 201, International Conference Hall
Simultaneous Japanese-English Interpretation available

speaker

Futuresource Consulting Ltd
Associate Director, Consumer Electronics
Mr.Simon Bryant

Demand for Smartglasses and Smartwatches currently remains limited to the most enthusiastic of early CE adopters, while across other categories the Wearable technology market is already shipping in 10’s of millions of units, and worth over $6 billion (at trade, in 2013.

The wearable technology market is a new growth area for the consumer electronics industry with established CE vendors and new start-ups entering the space. Wearable technology is driven by factors other than the technical features and capabilities.

In this presentation Futuresource will provide some insight in to the following:
• What devices and applications will reach mass market penetration?
• What is the total market opportunity and how does it compare to established CE markets?
• How are consumers using these devices now and how might it evolve?
• Which companies are currently enjoying the spoils in this nascent market?
• Which companies from the world of technology, apparel, software, healthcare, etc. will shape this market moving forward?
• What differences exist between developed and emerging markets?
• What wireless technologies are likely to be most relevant in this market?

[NET_2-01]
10:00-11:00 Accessibility Seminar 2014- Info-communication Access Council – Latest Trends of Web Accessibility in Japan and Other Countries

10 / 08
[NET_2-01]

Accessibility Seminar 2014- Info-communication Access Council – Latest Trends of Web Accessibility in Japan and Other Countries

Time10:00 ~ 11:00
PlaceMeeting Room 301A, International Conference Hall

speaker

Infoaxia, Inc.
President
Mr.Makoto Ueki

This session will explore the latest trends of web accessibility in Japan and other countries including accessibility of public and private sectors' web sites in Japan, W3C's WAI-ARIA and WCAG EM, legal obligations in other countries, new legislation in Japan and so on.

[NET_2-02]
11:30-12:30 Accessibility Seminar 2014- Info-communication Access Council – Test Method for Compliance with the Web Accessibility Standard, JIS X 8341-3:2010 (Updated)

10 / 08
[NET_2-02]

Accessibility Seminar 2014- Info-communication Access Council – Test Method for Compliance with the Web Accessibility Standard, JIS X 8341-3:2010 (Updated)

Time11:30 ~ 12:30
PlaceMeeting Room 301A, International Conference Hall

speaker

Mitsue-Links Co., Ltd.　
Accessibility Division
Division Manager
Mr.Kiyochika Nakamura

It has been over four years since JIS X 8341-3 revised. During that time, businesses and institutions which release their web accessibility policies and/or test results have been increasing. However, policies and test results released in the wrong way have also been increasing. In consideration of this situation, this session will explain how to release the appropriate web accessibility policy and the test results with covering both good and bad examples.

[NET2-03]
13:00-14:00 Introduction of Topics of HATS －G3-PLC, 10G-EPON etc.－

10 / 08
[NET2-03]

Introduction of Topics of HATS －G3-PLC, 10G-EPON etc.－

Time13:00 ~ 14:00
PlaceMeeting Room 301A, International Conference Hall

The rapid progress of Info-communication technology provides various equipment and services month by month. In order to develop sound Info-communication market, it is an important issue to support implementation of standard at product level. HATS activates to assure interconnectivity and interoperability between info-communication equipment of different manufacturers. This paper introduces the recent HATS activities such as 10G-EPON and G3-PLC interoperability tests.

speaker

Promotion Conference of Harmonization of Advanced Telecommunication Systems
Oki Electric Industry Co.,Ltd.
Telecom Systems Business Division
General Manager
Mr.Kenji Koro

speaker

Promotion Conference of Harmonization of Advanced Telecommunication Systems
Toshiba Corporation
Grid Solutions Promotion Div.
Transmission & Distribution Systems Div. Smart Meter System Engineering Dept
Chief Specialist
Mr.Mitsuru Kanda

speaker

Promotion Conference of Harmonization of Advanced Telecommunication Systems
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation/NTT Access Network Service Systems Laboratories/Optical Access Systems Project Optical Access Technology Group
Group Leader, Senior Research Engineer, Supervisor
Mr.Ken-Ichi Suzuki

[NET_2-04]
14:30-15:30 Policies for radio, not limited to mobile phones and wireless LANs

10 / 08
[NET_2-04]

Policies for radio, not limited to mobile phones and wireless LANs

Time14:30 ~ 15:30
PlaceMeeting Room 301A, International Conference Hall

speaker

Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications Radio Department,
Telecommunications Bureau Radio Policy Division
Deputy Director
Mr.Tomoo NEMOTO

Thanks to mobile phones, wireless LANs, etc., radio communication is now very familiar to everyone. But radio communication is also used everywhere.
This session will focus on policies serving such a great variety of radio communication needs, through the latest topics.

[NET_2-05]
16:00-17:00 'Mobile Phone Usage Report 2014: "A leaving method was used to survey 1400 respondents including age groups in the 70s. Use of services other than existing carrier services are gaining momentum."

10 / 08
[NET_2-05]

'Mobile Phone Usage Report 2014: "A leaving method was used to survey 1400 respondents including age groups in the 70s. Use of services other than existing carrier services are gaining momentum."

Time16:00 ~ 17:00
PlaceMeeting Room 301A, International Conference Hall

speaker

Communications and Information network Association of Japaｎ
(CIAJ)
Mobile Telecommunications Committee, CIAJ
Leader, Planning & Research Working Group
　（Hitachi Kokusai Electric Inc.）
Mr.Yuji Aoyagi

Communications and Information network Association of Japaｎ
(CIAJ)
Seed Planning, Inc.
Senior Marketing Analyst
Mr.Akihiko Sugimoto

The Mobile Telecommunications Committee of the Communication and Information network Association of Japan (CIAJ) will present the findings of its 2014 Report on the Study of Mobile Phone Use released in July.
This year’s study separated smartphones from feature phones and identified the most popular functions by gender and age group as well as trends in preferred services.

Meeting Room 301B, International Conference Hall
Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall

[NET_2-13]
13:00-14:30 Recent Trends of Technical Regulations Conformity Certification System

10 / 08
[NET_2-13]

Recent Trends of Technical Regulations Conformity Certification System

Time13:00 ~ 14:30
PlaceMeeting Room 301B, International Conference Hall

speaker

Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications
Telecommunications Business　Department,
Telecommunications　Bureau,
Telecommunications Systems Division,
Deputy Director
Mr.Mitsuhiro Kawasaki

Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications
Radio Department,
Telecommunications Bureau,
Electromagnetic Environment Division,
Deputy Director,
Mr.Michiharu Ogasawara

Communications and Information network Association of Japan
Conformity Assessment Committee
Chairperson
(KYOCERA Corporation)
Mr.Yoshikazu Yamamoto

The Technical Regulations Conformity Certification System, which assesses conformity to technical standards, is playing an increasingly vital role in Japan with more telecom devices being connected to communication networks and radio equipment offering more features and functions. This session will provide timely information about revisions to ministerial ordinances and market surveillance.

[NET_2-14]
15:00-17:00 JEITA CE Board Seminar 2014

10 / 08
[NET_2-14]

JEITA CE Board Seminar 2014

Time15:00 ~ 17:00
PlaceMeeting Room 301B, International Conference Hall

Benefits and Challenges in the 4K TV drama

speaker

WOWOW INC.
Production Division
Drama Programs Department
Ms. Makiko Okano

4K Broadcast Trials

speaker

SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation
Multichannel Pay TV Business Group
Business Strategy Department
Business Strategy Division
Chief Researcher in Service Development
Mr. Yutaka Imai

The future of television in the age of integration of communications and broadcasting

speaker

Japan Broadcasting Corporation
Broadcasting Culture Research Institute
Media Research ＆ Studies Division
Principal Researcher
Ms. Keiko Murakami

[S_2-02]
11:00-12:00 Issues on Embedded Software Development and Recommendations for its Improvement: How do you grow the architect? (JEITA Survey Report)

10 / 08
[S_2-02]

Issues on Embedded Software Development and Recommendations for its Improvement: How do you grow the architect? (JEITA Survey Report)

Time11:00 ~ 12:00
PlaceMeeting Room 301B, International Conference Hall

speaker

Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.　
IT Solution & Services Business Division, Software Center, Technology Department
Software Engineering Team
Senior Specialist
Mr.Hiroshi Gomi

Embedded software development is being requested to coping with growing size and multiple products development, so that the “Architects” are becoming increasingly important. JEITA Software Committee has been working on the issue “Architect training” by architects hearing and discussions in member and workshop. We report the architects training with this result of analysis.

[E_2-03]
13:30-17:00 JEITA Environmental Forum 2014

10 / 08
[E_2-03]

JEITA Environmental Forum 2014

Time13:30 ~ 17:00
PlaceMeeting Room 302, International Conference Hall

The Future of Climate Change Negotiations

speaker

METI：Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry
Director, Global Enviromental Affairs Office Industrial Science and Technology
Policy and Environment Bureau
Mr.Takahiro TAJIRI

Climate change is a challenge that needs to be tackled globally. In international negotiations, Japan has promoted the “Actions for Cool Earth”, which is a proactive diplomatic strategy for countering global warming, including accelerating innovation and promoting the JCM initiative. This talk surveys the future course of international negotiations and Japanese measures, as the groundwork is laid for establishing a fair, effective international framework with participation by all countries in 2020 or beyond.

International Standardization for Electrotechnical Products and Systems
-Direction of environmental standards impacting global business-

speaker

IEC TC 111 (Hitachi, Ltd)
Chairman
Mr.Yoshiaki Ichikawa

The international standardization, a global rule-making process, is a place for critical discussion which largely affects global business.TC 111 is in charge of environmental standards such as chemical substance management/testing, ecodesign, GHG emission and resource efficiency. The speaker presents the current progress, future plan and key focuses of TC111 meeting to be held at upcoming IEC general meeting in November.

The potentiality of new industry creation utilizing Midorimushi.
-From energy issues to food problems-

speaker

euglena Co., Ltd
Director,General Manager R＆D Department
Mr. Kengo Suzuki

Our company, euglena Co.Ltd., is developing a strategy to expand our business into 5F fields (Food, Fiber, Feed, Fertilizer and Fuel) by utilizing tiny green algae called Midorimushi.
While we are challenging to resolve the global food problem, we are also pushing forward the development of biofuel made from Midorimushi.
In this talk, I will introduce the future prospect of private-sector-led sustainable society formation.

[SP_2-01]
Special session 10:00-13:00 An Exciting Future Led by Women Engineers and Researchers ／ Current Status and Future Outlook of International Academic Societies

10 / 08
[SP_2-01] Special session

An Exciting Future Led by Women Engineers and Researchers ／ Current Status and Future Outlook of International Academic Societies

Time10:00 ~ 13:00
PlaceMeeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
Simultaneous Japanese-English Interpretation available

An Exciting Future Led by Women Engineers and Researchers

Opening　

Todai Robot Project, Can an AI get into the University of Tokyo?

speaker

Dr. Noriko Arai
Professor of Information Society Research Division of　National Institute of Informatics

Development of 3D display and our user experience design for improving the satisfaction level of users

speaker

Ms. Rieko Fukushima
Chief Specialist, User Experience Design Research Group, Design Management, Department, Design Center

Introduction of IEEE WIE

speaker

Dr. Takako Hashimoto
Associate Professor, Chiba University of Commerce Coordinator (2011-2014) of IEEE R10 Women In Engineering Chair (2015) of IEEE Women In Engineering

Panel Discussion

speaker

Modeler Dr. Miwako Doi Auditor, National Institute of Information and Communications Technology

Current Status and Future Outlook of International Academic Societies

11:30-12:00　User-Oriented Innovation Triggered by Societies

speaker

Dr. Miwako Doi
Auditor, National Institute of Information and Communications Technology

12:00-12:30　The Institute of Electronics and Information Engineers (IEIE), Korea

speaker

Ms. Young Shik Moon President, The Institute of Electronics and Information Engineers (IEIE), Korea Dean, College of Engineering, Hanyang University (ERICA Campus), Korea Professor, Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering, Hanyang University, Korea

12:30-13:00　Future Direction of IEEE Consumer Electronics Society

speaker

Ms. Stefan Mozar President, IEEE Consumer Electronics Society

[S_2-11]
10:00-11:00 Android Wear Developer Future

10 / 08
[S_2-11]

Android Wear Developer Future

Time10:00 ~ 11:00
PlaceMeeting Room 303, International Conference Hall

speaker

Topgate, Inc.
Android Engineer
Mr.Akihiro Kobayashi

In this session, I will introduce the application development and construction of the development environment and Android Wear the latest information.

[S_2-12]
11:30-12:30 User eXperience for mobile & wearable devices

10 / 08
[S_2-12]

User eXperience for mobile & wearable devices

Time11:30 ~ 12:30
PlaceMeeting Room 303, International Conference Hall

speaker

EXA CORPORATION
Consulting Promotion Dept.
User Experience Researcher
Mr.Yukio Ando

Smartphones and tablets continue to increase in the world.
Wearable devices are also increasing.
It presents the tips to provide a great user experience for mobile and wearable.

Introduction of services that use mobile and wearable devices.
Explain the peculiarities of mobile device.
Explain how to simplify the service.
It describes guidelines for providing easy-to-use services.

[S_2-13]
13:00-14:00 Developing apps with BaaS

10 / 08
[S_2-13]

Developing apps with BaaS

Time13:00 ~ 14:00
PlaceMeeting Room 303, International Conference Hall

speaker

Microsoft Japan Co., Ltd.
Developer Experience and Evangelism
Evangelist
Mr.Yuta Watanabe

BaaS provides backend services used by mobile apps.
Today, it is used in not only consumer apps but also enterprise apps.
In this session, we introduce basic features of BaaS such as authentication, push notification and data storage. We also cover scenarios using these features.

[S_2-14]
14:30-15:30 Technology Trend of iOS

10 / 08
[S_2-14]

Technology Trend of iOS

Time14:30 ~ 15:30
PlaceMeeting Room 303, International Conference Hall

speaker

Ubiregi Inc.
Mr.Katsumi Kishikawa

[S_2-15]
16:00-17:00 Future Trends in Security Threats in IoT

10 / 08
[S_2-15]

Future Trends in Security Threats in IoT

Time16:00 ~ 17:00
PlaceMeeting Room 303, International Conference Hall

speaker

NPO Japan Network Security Association
IoT Security Working Group
Symantec Japan, Inc.
Security Solution Sales Engineering
Sr. Principal Sales Engineer
Mr.Kiyotada Kabutomori

Due to the appearance of the Internet of things (IoT), it is expected that the number of devices connected to internet will increase several times more in a couple of years from now. Manufacturing companies have planned, developed, produced and sold products till now. However, any individual can become a manufacturing company using a cloud service for planning, producing and selling. So, security threats of IoT at present and the IoT security in the future become a consideration.

[CS_2-S1]
9:00-13:00 Millimeter-wave for 5G

10 / 08
[CS_2-S1]

Millimeter-wave for 5G

Time9:00 ~ 13:00
PlaceMeeting Room 304, International Conference Hall

9:00 Opening

speaker

Prof. Kei Sakaguchi (Osaka Univ)

9:10-9:20 Remarks from Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan

speaker

Mr. Kazuyoshi Suzuki (MIC)
SENIOR OFFICER FOR INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY PROMOTION,
MIC Global ICT Strategy Bureau Technology Policy Division,
The ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

9:20-10:00 Harvesting Millimeter Wave Spectrum for 5G – Ultra High Wireless Capacity – Challenges and Opportunities – a view from the MiWEBA project

speaker

Dr. Thomas Haustein (HHI)
Head Wireless Communications and Networks – Fraunhofer Heinrich-Hertz-Institute

10:00-10:30 3GPP-style Statistical Channel Models and Directional Beamforming Models for Outdoor and Indoor Millimeter-Wave Wireless Communications

speaker

Mr. Mathew K. Samimi (NYU)
Mr. George N. Wong (NYU)
Prof. Theodore S. Rappaport (NYU)
NYU Wireless, Polytechnic School of Engineering, New York University

10:30-11:00 Antennas, Propagation and Transceiver IC Technologies for Millimeter Wave Radio Systems for 5G Networks -the Tokyo Tech Wireless Fiber Project-

speaker

Prof. Makoto Ando (Tokyo Tech)
Past President IEEE AP Society, URSI Vice-President, IEICE Vice- President, Dept. Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology

11:00-11:30 Break & Poster

11:30-12:00 Exploiting mmWave-based Smart Antennas Technologies for Next Generation Cellular Networks

speaker

Dr. Wonbin Hong (Samsung Electronics)
Principal Engineer, Samsung Electronics

12:00-12:30 5G UDN Capacity and mmWave Solution

speaker

Dr. Wen Tong (Huawei)
Huawei Fellow, IEEE Fellow, Huawei Technologies Canada

12:30-13:00 5G mmWave Communication: Network Architectures and Platforms

speaker

Dr. Geng WU, (Intel)
Chief architect and director of Standards and Advanced Technologies,
Mobile Communications Group at Intel Corporation

What 5G will be? This workshop provides a big vision of “Millimeter-wave for 5G” based on the EU-Japan coordinated project (MiWEBA) with distinct emphasis on channel measurements, modeling, system simulation, network architectures and resulting future services. The workshop will reassemble global R&D and ICT business leaders to explore the “NEXT” products and services based on pioneering millimeter-wave technology and to deliver business opportunities of the future.

Time : 09:00-13:00 ※Just been updated.

Meeting Room 101B, International Conference Hall
Exhibition Hall 6

[E_2-13]
12:15-13:15 The Technology Trend of Printers (EP, IJ, Direct Thermal, Thermal Transfer and Dot Impact Printers)

10 / 08
[E_2-13]

The Technology Trend of Printers (EP, IJ, Direct Thermal, Thermal Transfer and Dot Impact Printers)

Time12:15 ~ 13:15
PlaceMeeting Room 101B, International Conference Hall

speaker

JEITA
Printer committee Printer Technical Subcommittee RICOH COMPANY, LTD. Imaging Engine Development Division
Technology Planning Department
Senior Specialist
Mr.Shigeaki Kimura

JEITA (Printer technology subcommittee) publishes ""Investigation report about Printers"" annually.
We were apt to think that a printer had opportune time, but the findings showed that printers continued still changing for demands of customers.
I will comment mainly on the changes of electrophotography and ink-jet printers.

[S_2-21]
15:00-16:00 "IT × ！～Innovation with surprise～『 Surprise for IT ： Proposal of such a new business！』"

10 / 08
[S_2-21]

"IT × ！～Innovation with surprise～『 Surprise for IT ： Proposal of such a new business！』"

Time15:00 ~ 16:00
PlaceMeeting Room 101B, International Conference Hall

speaker

（Business Plan Contest winner and runner₋up team）

What is IT with surprise? What is IT surprising every day?
Now, young people challenge to answer it.
What is the answer from the university students who were born, live in the times of IT, and have experienced the growth of IT firsthand?
Here is the new IT business-plan that is proposed by the university students who will make the coming age.
The business-plan-contest was held at rikkyo-university.
Watch the presentation of 2 teams those were winner and runner-up team of the contest.

[NW-07]
14:00-15:00 Beacon as social infrastructure for foreign tourists to Japan.

10 / 08
[NW-07]

Beacon as social infrastructure for foreign tourists to Japan.

Time14:00 ~ 15:00
PlaceExhibition Hall 6

speaker

Aplix Corporation
Deep Embedded Evangelist
Mr.Tamaki IMAI

[NW-08]
15:30-16:30 The "TAGCAST"indoor location-based information service will open the new Smartphone world.

10 / 08
[NW-08]

The "TAGCAST"indoor location-based information service will open the new Smartphone world.

Time15:30 ~ 16:30
PlaceExhibition Hall 6

speaker

Tagcast,Inc.
CEO
Mr.Akatsuki Torii

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10 / 08[K-04] Keynote Speeches

Getting Ready to showcase Japan's Mobile/Mobility Services to the world in 2020.

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10 / 08[NEXT-01] Next-Innovation Session

Wearable Technology and IoT: Cool IT For Enterprise and Lifestyle

American Embassy Commercial ServiceJapan ICT UnitSenior Commercial SpecialistMs.Rika Saito

Wearable Technology and IOT: Cool IT For Enterprise and Lifestyle

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Defining new devices and work style with cloud technology

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To make people’s lives better

speaker

The new era of Microsoft / The innovation of cloud and device

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10 / 08[NEXT-02] Next-Innovation Session

Trend and Future of Wearable Devices

speaker

10 / 08[NEXT-03] Next-Innovation Session

How will SI business change? How has it changed?

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10 / 08[SP-02] Special Session

INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP on 5G Mobile Communication Systems-2014

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Welcome Address

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Presentation

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Panel Discussion

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Panelist

10 / 08[CS_2-G1]

The outlook for 4K and the Worldwide TV market

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10 / 08[NET_2-12]

The London 2012 Games Provided a Showcase of Leading Technologies, from HD Wi-fi to security

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10 / 08[CS_2-G3]

Wearable Technology Market: Smartwatches, Smartglasses, Heartrate Monitors, Activity monitors, and much, much more

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10 / 08[NET_2-01]

Accessibility Seminar 2014- Info-communication Access Council – Latest Trends of Web Accessibility in Japan and Other Countries

speaker

10 / 08[NET_2-02]

Accessibility Seminar 2014- Info-communication Access Council – Test Method for Compliance with the Web Accessibility Standard, JIS X 8341-3:2010 (Updated)

speaker

10 / 08[NET2-03]

Introduction of Topics of HATS －G3-PLC, 10G-EPON etc.－

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speaker

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10 / 08[NET_2-04]

Policies for radio, not limited to mobile phones and wireless LANs

speaker

10 / 08[NET_2-05]

'Mobile Phone Usage Report 2014: "A leaving method was used to survey 1400 respondents including age groups in the 70s. Use of services other than existing carrier services are gaining momentum."

speaker

10 / 08[NET_2-13]

Recent Trends of Technical Regulations Conformity Certification System

speaker

10 / 08[NET_2-14]

JEITA CE Board Seminar 2014

Benefits and Challenges in the 4K TV drama

speaker

4K Broadcast Trials

speaker

The future of television in the age of integration of communications and broadcasting

speaker

10 / 08[S_2-02]

Issues on Embedded Software Development and Recommendations for its Improvement: How do you grow the architect? (JEITA Survey Report)

speaker

10 / 08
[K-04] Keynote Speeches

10 / 08
[NEXT-01] Next-Innovation Session

American Embassy
Commercial Service
Japan ICT Unit
Senior Commercial Specialist
Ms.Rika Saito

10 / 08
[NEXT-02] Next-Innovation Session

10 / 08
[NEXT-03] Next-Innovation Session

10 / 08
[SP-02] Special Session

10 / 08
[CS_2-G1]

10 / 08
[NET_2-12]

10 / 08
[CS_2-G3]

10 / 08
[NET_2-01]

10 / 08
[NET_2-02]

10 / 08
[NET2-03]

10 / 08
[NET_2-04]

10 / 08
[NET_2-05]

10 / 08
[NET_2-13]

10 / 08
[NET_2-14]

10 / 08
[S_2-02]

10 / 08
[E_2-03]

International Standardization for Electrotechnical Products and Systems
-Direction of environmental standards impacting global business-

The potentiality of new industry creation utilizing Midorimushi.
-From energy issues to food problems-

10 / 08
[SP_2-01] Special session

Opening　

11:30-12:00　User-Oriented Innovation Triggered by Societies

12:00-12:30　The Institute of Electronics and Information Engineers (IEIE), Korea

12:30-13:00　Future Direction of IEEE Consumer Electronics Society

10 / 08
[S_2-11]

10 / 08
[S_2-12]

10 / 08
[S_2-13]

10 / 08
[S_2-14]

10 / 08
[S_2-15]

10 / 08
[CS_2-S1]

10 / 08
[E_2-13]

10 / 08
[S_2-21]

"IT × ！～Innovation with surprise～『 Surprise for IT ： Proposal of such a new business！』"

10 / 08
[NW-07]