- Les machines virtuelles. - L'impact sur les performances. - Les avantages du passage du matériel au logiciel. - Le NFV (Network Functions Virtualisation). - Les réseaux SDN (Software-Defined Networking). - Le découplage transfert - contrôle. - La pièce centrale : le contrôleur SDN. La signalisation SDN. - L'architecture ONF (Open Network Foundation). - Les couches de l'ONF (Programmabilité, Contrôle, Abstraction).

- La centralisation via le contrôleur. - ODL (Open Daylight) et sa mise en œuvre. - ONOS (Open Network Operating System). - Open Contrail et les contrôleurs les plus utilisés. - Les acteurs du SDN et leur proposition. - Les interfaces Sud et OpenFlow. Le protocole OpenFlow et ses différentes versions. - Ce que devrait être OpenFlow 2.0 au travers de la proposition P4. - La vision de l'IETF avec I2RS. - Les interfaces Sud des équipementiers : d'OpFlex de CISCO à OpenFlow.

- La plate-forme de référence du monde des réseaux. - L'importance de ce mouvement open source pour les équipementiers et les opérateurs. - L'orchestration et le chainage des machines virtuelles. - La gestion et le contrôle dans OPNFV. - MANO (Management and Organization). - Les release d'OPNFV (Arno, Brahmapoutra, Colorado, Danube, Euphrate) - La nouvelle génération des réseaux opérateurs ouverts.

- Le Fog et le Skin. - L'Internet des objets. - Les techniques d'accès. - SigFox et LoRa et les débits associés aux objets. - Halow, IEEE 802.11h : le Wi-Fi pour les objets. - LTE-M et ses successeurs dans la 5G. - Les protocoles pour l'économie d'énergie. - Les accès ad hoc et mesh.

- Architecture centralisée ou distribuée ? - L'architecture Cloud-RAN. - L'architecture distribuée à la périphérie (Mobile Edge Computing). - Les contrôleurs LAN versus les SBC (Session Border Controller). - Les points d'accès Wi-Fi virtuels. - L'utilisation d'OpenFlow sur la périphérie. - La nouvelle génération de box Internet. Les nouvelles applications. - Les applications MEC (traitement de la vidéo, réalité virtuelles, jeux, etc.).

Les nouveautés de la 5G. - Le slicing. - Le D2D et le D2D2D. - Les nouvelles générations du Wi-Fi 802.ad, af, ax, ay - L’Internet participatif

- Ce qu’il faut retenir. - La sécurité du Cloud et du Fog Networking. - L’intelligente et l’automatisation - La génération d’après : La concrétisation et le « plug and Network »

François Bancilhon a eu une double carrière : une première dans la recherche académique (INRIA, MCC et Université de Paris XI), et une deuxième dans l'industrie : il a co-créé et/ou dirigé plusieurs entreprises, (O2 Technology, Arioso, Xylème, Ucopia, Mandrakesoft/Mandriva et Data Publica/C-Radar). Il a partagé sa vie professionnelle entre la France et les États-Unis. Il est actuellement président de Data Publica/C-Radar, une société du monde du big data, qui fournit à ses clients des solutions de marketing prédictif B2B.

Jakob Hoydis is a member of technical staff at Nokia Bell Labs, France, where he is investigating applications of deep learning for the physical layer. Previous to this position he was co-founder and CTO of the social network SPRAED and worked for Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs in Stuttgart, Germany. He received the diploma degree (Dipl.-Ing.) in electrical engineering and information technology from RWTH Aachen University, Germany, and the Ph.D. degree from Supélec, Gif-sur-Yvette, France, in 2008 and 2012, respectively. His research interests are in the areas of machine learning, cloud computing, SDR, large random matrix theory, information theory, signal processing and their applications to wireless communications. He is recipient of the 2012 Publication Prize of the Supélec Foundation, the 2013 VDE ITG Förderpreis, and the 2015 Leonard G. Abraham Prize of the IEEE COMSOC. He received the WCNC’2014 best paper award and has been nominated as an Exemplary Reviewer 2012 for the IEEE Communication letters.

Mérouane Debbah entered the Ecole Normale Supérieure Paris-Saclay (France) in 1996 where he received his M.Sc and Ph.D. degrees respectively. He worked for Motorola Labs (Saclay, France) from 1999-2002 and the Vienna Research Center for Telecommunications (Vienna, Austria) until 2003. From 2003 to 2007, he joined the Mobile Communications department of the Institut Eurecom (Sophia Antipolis, France) as an Assistant Professor. Since 2007, he is a Full Professor at CentraleSupelec (Gif-sur-Yvette, France). From 2007 to 2014, he was the director of the Alcatel-Lucent Chair on Flexible Radio. Since 2014, he is Vice-President of the Huawei France R&D center and director of the Mathematical and Algorithmic Sciences Lab. His research interests lie in fundamental mathematics, algorithms, statistics, information & communication sciences research. He is an Associate Editor in Chief of the journal Random Matrix: Theory and Applications and was an associate and senior area editor for IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing respectively in 2011-2013 and 2013-2014. Mérouane Debbah is a recipient of the ERC grant MORE (Advanced Mathematical Tools for Complex Network Engineering). He is a IEEE Fellow, a WWRF Fellow and a member of the academic senate of Paris-Saclay. He has managed 8 EU projects and more than 24 national and international projects. He received 17 best paper awards, among which the 2007 IEEE GLOBECOM best paper award, the Wi-Opt 2009 best paper award, the 2010 Newcom++ best paper award, the WUN CogCom Best Paper 2012 and 2013 Award, the 2014 WCNC best paper award, the 2015 ICC best paper award, the 2015 IEEE Communications Society Leonard G. Abraham Prize, the 2015 IEEE Communications Society Fred W. Ellersick Prize, the 2016 IEEE Communications Society Best Tutorial paper award, the 2016 European Wireless Best Paper Award and the 2017 Eurasip Best Paper Award as well as the Valuetools 2007, Valuetools 2008, CrownCom2009, Valuetools 2012 and SAM 2014 best student paper awards. He is the recipient of the Mario Boella award in 2005, the IEEE Glavieux Prize Award in 2011 and the Qualcomm Innovation Prize Award in 2012

Thierry Houdoin est à France Telecom / Orange depuis 1983, au CNET puis Orange Labs, ayant débuté ma carrière sur les réseaux ATM alors naissants puis ayant pris des responsabilités d’équipe et de département avant d’être en charge de la stratégie technique pour la partie cœur de réseau. Je suis également membre de la communauté « Orange Expert » pour les réseaux du futur.

Nicolas Pisseau is now running the Telecom & Networks Solutions expertise center @ Altran France. Its objective is to shape and promote high value creation offering towards the telecom & enterprises networks markets places especially in leveraging and developing related consultancy competencies and skills.

Christophe Diot received a Ph.D. degree in Computer Science from INP Grenoble in 1991. With INRIA Sophia-Antipolis (1993-1998), Diot pioneered diffserv, single source multicast, and peer-to-peer online games. At Sprint (1998-2003), he pioneered Internet measurements. Diot was with Intel Research in Cambridge UK from 2003 to 2005. At Thomson/Technicolor (2005-2015), he launched two successful research labs in Paris and Palo Alto (with major contribution on privacy, recommendation, and content delivery architectures) before serving as the Technicolor Chief Scientist. Diot joined SAFRAN in 2015 as the CTO of Safran Analytics, where he is in charge of building big data plaforms and developing analytics silution for the Safran Group. He has around 40 patents and more than 300 publications in major conferences and journals, and is an ACM fellow.

At Gemalto, Christian is in charge of global Sales & Marketing Programs and Strategic Alliances dedicated to Gemalto Identity & Data Protection Products and Services. His focus is to listen to enterprise needs, to anticipate trends for growth and to structure unique value propositions for each specific vertical/region. He makes sure that Gemalto teams worldwide delivers state of the art products or services, complying to regulations and at the lowest TCO. His passion & obsession is to bring innovation in the hand of the customers and end-users: to enable new, simple and disruptive usages. Prior to Gemalto, Christian has developed his career at Safran Morpho-Dictao (Paris, France), Bundesdruckerei (Berlin, Germany), Plastic Logic (Cambridge, UK), Philips (Le Mans, France). Christian graduated in Micro-Engineering from Swiss Federal Institute of Lausanne (Switzerland, 2000) and holds a MBA degree from SDA Bocconi (Italy, 2008), completed by an exchange program at HEC (France, 2008).

Emmanuel Dotaro is the head of ICT & Security labs at Thales Secure Communications & Information Systems. He is also leading the Network of Experts in communications across the Thales group. Emmanuel Dotaro received an M.S. degree in Computer Science from the University of Versailles, France in 1996. He was three years with the Institut National des Telecommunications Performance Evaluation lab. while holding a teaching position at the University of Versailles. He joined in 1999 the Alcatel Research and Innovation lab. at Marcoussis, France. He directed the research on networking topics at Bell Labs including Packet Transport Infrastructure and Semantic and Autonomic Technologies. He joined Thales in 2009 as director of innovation for C4I systems and is now leading ICT and Security labs. He holds more than 30 papers as author or co-author as well as more than 30 patents in the ICT field. He is at the initiative, contributor or leader of various major European and national collaborative research projects. He is serving at various conference or journal Technical Committees as well as regional or national clusters of the digital ecosystem. His current research interests are network softwarization, radio and mobile networks, cloud brokering, security as a service, Software Defined security for security enforcement in 5G and IoT systems as well as detection and remediation related cybersecurity topics.