» Conference Day One | » Conference Day Two

Conference Day One: Tuesday, 29 January 2008

8.30
am

Reception and handing out of the documentation

9.00
am

Welcome address by IIR and opening of the conference

It’s all about the customer – Current developments
and future trends in IFE & C

9.15
am

The present and future of the IFE & C market: Key differentiator, liability or revenue stream?

  • Market overview and evolution of IFE&C market
  • Technology roadmap
  • Airline positioning and strategies
  • Customer expectations
  • The future of IFE & C as a profit or cost centre
Diogenis Papiomytis, Consultant - Commercial Aviation, Aerospace & Defence Practice, Frost & Sullivan, UK
10.00
am

Turn and face the change

  • What is IFE?
  • Why the amazing growth in the IFE market?
  • What does it do for me - the passenger?
  • A look at tomorrow in IFE
David Bruner, Executive Director Corporate Sales and Marketing, Panasonic Avionics Corporation, USA
10.45 am

Coffee Break and Networking

11.15
am

Development of the market for consumer electronics

  • New technologies in communication and entertainment for the next decade
  • Which technologies will be transferred into the IFEC?

Benchmark different IFEC systems

12.00
pm

IFE experience on Narrow Body Jets

  • Embraer perspective of the IFE for the Narrow Body Aircraft
  • IFE trends for the next systems generation
  • How Embraer finds the right system for the customer
  • IFE system customization for the customers
Aristides Cintra, Advanced Technologies – IFE & C - Principal Engineer, EMBRAER - Empresa Brasileira de Aeronáutica S.A., Brasil
12.45
pm
Lunch Break and Networking
14.15
pm

The IFE system of an international airline

  • Description of the current system
  • Selection criteria for the current system and its content
  • Challenges in the integration of the current system
  • Maintenance and replacement of the current system
  • Future perspectives

The Arrangement of Different Content for IFE

15.00
pm

Handled and semi embedded IFE

  • Advantages of digital content: easy downloading, large content capacity of the handled device, possibility to easily swap content
  • What is the most interesting content to generate maximum revenue?
  • Integration of strategic partnerships by advertisement
  • The availability of special content for different user groups
  • Personalization of content
  • Handled IFE: The cost-effective IFE solution
    - no long term contractual commitment
    - easy hardware replacement
  • Semi embedded – The future of handled IFE
  • no battery problems
  • effortless substitution of content
Philippe Gomez, IFE System Manager, Cinéinfly/TF1 Video, France
15.45
pm

Coffee Break and Networking

16.15
pm

What they want: keeping up with passenger’s evolving expectations for IFE content

  • What impact does the continued expansion of content options on the ground have on expectations in the air?
  • What impact will trends in internet-based media have on in-flight entertainment? (e.g. User-generated content, “wisdom of crowds” ratings/rankings, etc...)
  • At what speed must IFE content be refreshed in order to delight the most valued frequent travellers?
  • How can airlines become “media companies” and turn IFE from a costcenter to a profit-center?
Nate Quigley, CEO, LiveTV, USA

Successful Business Models for IFEC – Lessons learned

17.00
pm

Successful business models for IFE, internet, mobile phone and other applications

  • What is the best business model to generate profit for the airline and provide valuable content at an acceptable cost for the passenger?
  • Are there any cultural differences?
  • Pros and cons of different payment models:
    - Free Content, Sponsored content, Pay per view,Pay per feature, Rental fee
  • Technical and security aspects of payment transaction?
  • What is the total amount of investment for offering interactive applications during the flight?
    - manpower, hardware, partnership
Elvira Buis, Product Strategy Manager, KLM, The Netherlands
17.45
pm

Conference Day 1 – Special Evening Event

Forging new business contacts and meeting future customers is one, if not THE main reason for attending
business conferences. This is what our past delegates affirm after each of our events.
Therefore use the opportunity to enjoy a nice evening with your colleagues at our joint dinner.

Mix and mingle with customers and clients, discuss and share insights and benefit from networking in an informal atmosphere.

 

» Conference Day One | » Conference Day Two


 
29-30 January 2008, Grand Elysee Hotel Hamburg/Germany Home | about IIR | Contact | Impressum