Huawei believes that the understanding of differentiated WiMAX construction and operation needs to be paid enough attention. Requirements and corresponding strategies and tactics from fixed operator, new operator, and mobile operator without 3G licenses are quite different. Application scenario and corresponding solutions and service provision to personal broadband, home access, corporate access, and indoor coverage are also quite different. Huawei will give a cogitative suggestion regarding how to construct an operable and profitable WiMAX network.

Carlos Inglez LA Marketing Manager Huawei

Mr. Inglez is a wireless specialist focused on GSM, 3G, WiMAX, and network evolution. He has been working for more than 10 years in the wireless telecommunications field, through which Mr. Inglez developed a deep know-how on wireless broadband technologies.

Rubens Bastos Access Networks Manager Telefonica

Mr. Bastos started his career at Telefonica in 2000 and in 2001 became the manager of access technology. Mr. Bastos was responsible for the development of the Speedy Service and its variations, such as Condominium Speedy. In 2004, he moved to the Regional Division, becoming responsible for the issues related to Latin America's landline access. Currently he is the Telefonica Latin America representative in the company's world forums, Telefonica Product Design Council and Telefonica Device Design Council. Mr. Bastos is also a member of Telefonica's Infrastructure Committee for Digital Home issues. He graduated in engineering at Escola Federal de Engenharia de Itajubá, Minas Gerais, Brazil.

Tiago Machado Nokia Siemens Networks

Mr. Machado has been performing his activities in both technical and commercial fields for several years now, handling projects in multiple countries within the Mobile Networks area in his former Siemens position, and is now a dedicated specialist of Nokia Siemens Networks in Radio Access technologies for mobile WiMAX in Latin America.

Maximiliano Martinhao Brazilian Official Telecom Regulatory Organ Anatel

Francisco Molnar Neto Senior Consultant Latin America Communications & IT

Mr. Molnar Neto's activities include managing, developing, and leading strategic consulting projects, as well as creating different publications and custom studies in Latin American ICT markets. He is also responsible for assessing market and technological trends and providing strategic analysis and recommendations for a variety of clients, including local, regional, and multinational companies. Previously, Mr. Molnar Neto worked for Nokia Siemens Networks and Siemens AG. He received his bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Escola de Engenharia Mauá.

Orlando Tadeu Ruschel Technical Team Leader for Development Brasil Telecom, Transport Network Evolution Strategies

Mr. Ruschel has more than 30 years of experience in the telecommunications sector, mostly in the transmission field. He has held many technical positions with telecommunications operators, including CRT and, more recently, Brasil Telecom. Mr. Ruschel developed works in engineering, planning, and lately in technological evaluation of radio and optical systems.