Broadband World Forum Asia offers 90-minute sessions featuring in-depth discussions on the hottest industry topics including the following:

Sessions in this track will cover such topics as 3G versus WiMAX, the transition from fixed and mobile WiMAX and how it fits into Broadband access offerings, and the latest trends and strategies for ubiquitous networking.

This track examines the DSL technology evolution as well as optical broadband access networks, devices, and appliances. Highlights include discussions on FTTH services, technologies, deployments, interoperability issues, and Ethernet service strategies.

Special to this year's World Forum, this track will showcase the role of broadband applications and services in broadcasting and viewing the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. Attendees will learn about new user experiences in viewing the Games and the digital media center as a converged platform; they will likewise preview China Netcom's technologies as they relate to the 2008 Olympic Games.

The IPTV track will examine the range of opportunities and challenges in making IPTV a successful reality. Topics include design and mass deployment strategies, enhanced applications, monetizing the application and service, among others.

Sessions will focus on reaching triple play profitability, networking technologies and service directions, creating new revenue streams, networking technologies and devices, home networking, and HDTV delivery platform.

This track will focus on new trends for this rising technology, including comparative studies of competing technologies.