MWC Shanghai 2018 Seminar:5G Network Slicing Summit

Dr. Frank Mademann graduated at and received a Ph.D. in telecommunications engineering from Mittweida University of Applied Sciences, Germany. In August 2009 Frank joined Huawei and holds the position of a systems architect at Huawei’s Wireless Networks business unit. Frank started his career with research and development on GSM data services in 1991 at Siemens Mobile Networks. Since then he was involved in design and definition of all packet domain architectures and services that were specified by SMG and 3GPP. This includes GPRS from the very beginning, the packet domain of UMTS, LTE/SAE and currently 5G.

Dr. YanQiang Liu has over 15 years’ experience in CNC (Computerized Numerical Control) and Automation systems. He finished several projects from ” National Science and Technology Major Project” and ” National Natural Science Foundation”, published over 30 papers and co-authored a book. Dr. Liu got his Ph.D. degree in Mechanical Engineering in 2006 and finished post-doctoral in 2008. He worked at Beckhoff Automation GmbH in Germany from 2006 to 2007, and at the University of Sheffield UK from 2017-2018. Dr. Liu is a senior specialist for EtherCAT. He is the director of EtherCAT Competence Center (China) and EtherCAT Conformance Test Center (Beijing) since 2011. His current research interest includes Industrial Internet, Medical Robotics.

Dr. Wei Chen works in the network department of China Mobile Research Institute. He is engaged in the study and standardization of 5G network slicing and 5G architecture, and industry promotion of network slicing. He is the delegate of 3GPP SA2, vice chair of GSMA and the rapporteur of ITU-T SG3 Q21.

Dr. Guoyi Zhang is a graduate from Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications in 2011. Since 2011, he has been the head of the communications department of China Southern Power Grid Power Dispatching Control Center. He is mainly engaged in the management of communications technologies and has successfully conducted and participated in the completion of many national and company-level key scientific research topics. Dr. Zhang has published more than 10 SCI/EI papers in international academic journals and conferences and obtained more than 10 authorized national invention patents.

Antje Williams is appointed as Executive Program Manager for 5G since Jan, 2015. The 5G program within Deutsche Telekom is a holistic approach and aligns and drives all activities around 5G within the company including Architecture, Business, Standardization, Industry fora like NGMN, GSMA, European initiatives as 5GPPP, Finance, Communication and the 5G:haus (Telekom´s test bed for 5G). Deutsche Telekom has a leading role within the operator community developing a vision of 5G. In order to drive architecture and standardization Deutsche Telekom participates actively in different foras and demonstrated some core technologies of future 5G technologies in field trials and demos.

Prior to this role Antje became Head of Inflight Connectivity and Managing Director of T-Mobile HotSpot GmbH (subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom). She was responsible offering Wifi access on board of 15 airlines (in 2014). Before joining the Inflight Team Antje was Head of Sales for the national Wholesale Department in Southern Germany for five years. She was responsible for the fixed line business with customers as Telefónica Germany, Kabeldeutschland, BT Germany among others. Antje started in 2001 in the Legal Department of Deutsche Telekom.

Director of Future Network Arch. LAB, Huawei Central Research Institute. Jianjin is now leading 5G End 2 End slicing industry development, including: standards, solutions and testbeds. Focusing on build industry reference points for end 2 end slicing.

WenBo Sun is the founder of company LETINVR; and the founder of Air360China. He focuses on VR content innovation and realization, and creates virtual reality content ecology.

The chief head of TGPA team (Tencent Game Performance Ameliorator), focuses on the technology optimization and automation technology for massive users, and is committed to unlock the technical channels between Tencent’s games and device manufacturers through a combination of software and hardware. Hong is also keen to improve the performance and experience optimization of game users in the terminal. Hong joined Tencent in 2005, he has more than 10 years of technical practice and team management experience. He has been in charge of those independent R&D games by Tencent and other agent game business，like “QQ Dance”, ” Dungeon & Fighter “, “QQ Speed” as well as ” Assault Fire”, “X-GAME”, “QQ Speed mobile game”and “PUBG Mobile”。