The IEC will bring together key ICT players from around the world to present cutting-edge information on next-generation networks and architectures IEC renames its 21st Century Communications World Forum expanding the focus of the program to include network convergence and IMS development and applications.

The International Engineering Consortium (IEC) will introduce its C5 Network World Forum: Customer-Centric Converged Communication and Content, 26-29 March 2007 at the Fiera Milano Congressi convention center. Telecom Italia will serve as the official host sponsor and its Chief Technology Officer, Mr. Stefano Pileri, will lead as the conference chairperson.

The C5 Network World Forum conference and exhibition, [formerly know as the 21st Century Communications World Forum], will have a strong network focus examining architectural issues and lessons learned from trials and implementation at network convergence. The show will also explore topics to create the ultimate experience for the end-user.

The educational conference will cover topics such as:

1. Economics, Business Drivers/Models and Regulatory Issues
   
2. The Customer Experience and Requirements
   
3. Services Delivery, Operations and Management
   
4. Network Technologies, Solutions and Transformation
   
5. IMS Development, Applications and Implementations

The exhibition will also showcase the latest developments that will help carriers keep implementation costs down and assist in maximizing the return on infrastructure investment.

The C5 Network World Forum will serve the following audiences:

• Service providers
  
• Application developers
  
• Enterprise customers such as CTOs and CIOs
  
• End-user professionals
  
• Content providers and aggregators
  
• Corporate strategists
  
• Industry analysts
  
• Systems integrators

For information on how to submit session proposals, request speaking opportunities, obtain exhibit space or join in sponsoring the event, follow the link below.

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www.iec.org/events/2007/c5/

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