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Denis Andreev

Denis Andreev

Denis Andreev started his carrier as an engineer of the testing laboratory of ZNIIS in 2000. He became a head of telecommunication Testing Centre (Technopark) in 2007. Under his supervision, Technopark tested key technologies which were further implemented on public telecommunication networks. He had been contributing to ITU-T SG11 for 12 years and was appointed as a Rapporteur of Q10/11 and Q11/11 which focused on testing and benchmarking study areas. He is the editor of nine ITU-T Recommendations related to NGN and IMS testing developed from 2006 -2011. From 2008, he managed the joint ZNIIS/ITU project, aimed at establishing the International Telecommunication Testing Centre (ITTC). In 2012 he joined the ITU-T HQ as the TSB C&I Programme Coordinator.

Since 2017, he is Advisor of ITU-T SG11 “Signalling requirements, protocols, test specifications and combating counterfeit telecommunication/ICT devices”. His current activities focused on facilitating ITU-T SG11 on development signalling protocols and test specifications for existing and future networks (4G/5G interconnection, flat ENUM signalling architecture, securing telephone networks on the signalling level to prevent spoofing numbers and telephone fraud, IMS testing, remote testing etc.). Also, he assists ITU-T SG11 on research and studies related to combating counterfeiting and stolen ICT devices. Among areas of his key interest are the signalling, protocols, combating fraudulent communications, testing and implementations of ICT equipment and services. He is author of several papers on the NGN implementations and telecommunication services, including QoS assessment (e.g. IEEE Springer Verlag, Electrosvyaz, etc.).

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  • Organization
    International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
  • Profession
    ITU-T SG11 Advisor, Coordinator of ITU C&I Programme
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10 July 2026
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09:00 - 12:15
EST - New York
CST - Beijing
PST - Los Angeles
AWST - Perth, Australia
AI benchmarking and AI-powered testing
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