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1© 2008 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco ConfidentialRScotland – Customer Seminar Series
Enrich Business Collaboration Through a Unified Workspace
DALE BRISTOWRM, CISCO COMMERCIAL CENTRAL BUSINESSAPRIL 2008
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John Chambers, President and CEO
“We believe that the network is becoming the platform for all forms of communications and IT. The role of the network builds on the end-to-end and architecture-based differentiation that we have been investing in for many years.”
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Today’s Business Environment
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21st Century Business Imperatives
Anytime, Anywhere, Access and Availability
Blurring of Work and Free Time
Collaborative Communities
Travel/CommutingReductionPrograms
Built-in Resiliency and
Compliance
New Work and Communications Model
Speed and agility required to be competitive
Continuity and Complianceno longer nice to haves
Innovation is a key driver of business performance
Green business practices becoming mainstream
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Global Trends Driving Business Change
Global
Mobile
Virtual
Communication Complexity
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Efficiency
The Problem: Complexity Impacts EfficiencyImpacting the Top and Bottom Lines
January 2006
Communication Devices and Applications Proliferating…6.4 Types of Communication Devices
EfficiencyCommunication Devices and Applications Proliferating…
6.4 Types of Communication Devices
Employees Increasingly Mobile…27% Traveling Once a Month on Average
EfficiencyCommunication Devices and Applications Proliferating…
6.4 Types of Communication Devices
Employees Increasingly Mobile…27% Traveling Once a Month on Average
Employees Have to Use Multiple Methods of Reaching Co-workers…52% Daily
EfficiencyCommunication Devices and Applications Proliferating…
6.4 Types of Communication Devices
Employees Increasingly Mobile…27% Traveling Once a Month on Average
Employees Have to Use Multiple Methods of Reaching Co-workers…52% Daily
Employees Are Unable to Reach Co-workers on First Try…36% Daily
EfficiencyDevice Proliferation: Average Business Person uses
More Than 6 Communications Devices
Employees Increasingly Mobile…27% are Traveling Once a Month on Average
52% of Employees Must Use Multiple Communication MethodsDaily to Reach Co-Workers
36% of Employees Are Unable to Reach Co-workers on the First Try
22% of Organizations Experience Delays & Missed DeadlinesMonthly Due to Ineffective Communications
Efficiency
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What Your Business Really Needs
Information ControlWhere I amWhen I wantSingle Source for Data, Voice and Fax Messages
Technology SolutionsDevices that work togetherFlexibility to use multiple devices seamlesslySimple access to servicesOpen Architecture
More Effective Communications
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The Cisco Advantage
• Industry leader in networking and secure business communications
• Integrated, open, comprehensive product portfolio
• Award winning, global service and support
• Only Cisco can provide a Smart Business Roadmap
• Local highly trained and specialized channel partners
• Innovative technology development partners
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• More than 50,000 Cisco UnifiedCommunications customers worldwide
• Cisco Unified Communications customersinclude more than 70% of the Fortune 500®
• Cisco displacing over 21,000 TDM phones every business day
• Cisco shipped over 1 million phones each of the last five quarters:
3 years+ to ship 1st million1 year to ship 2nd million8 months to ship 3rd million6 months to ship 4th million5 months to ship 5th million
…and accelerating!
All numbers through Q3’CY07
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0%
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Cisco Unified Communications: Year In Review
• #1 in Enterprise Voice
• #1 in Web Conferencing
• #1 in Audio Conferencing
• #2 in Contact Center
• #3 in Unified Messaging
• 50K+ Customers Worldwide
Sources: Synergy Research, Frost & Sullivan, Gartner Dataquest, IDC, Cisco
WW Enterprise Voice Market ShareWW Enterprise Voice Market Share
SiemensAlcatelNortel
Avaya
NEC
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North America Enterprise (/SMB) Voice Revenues
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302 304 314 303357
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3Com Alcatel-Lucent Avaya CiscoMitel NEC Nortel SamsungShoreTel Siemens Toshiba Vertical
Source: Synergy Research, 4Q’CY07Cisco is the #1 overall voice system vendor in NA!
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What will you see today ?
• The Road Ahead for Unified Communications
• Using Unified Communication as your Competitive Differentiator. Live Demos
• Industry Examples
• Tools
• Q & A
• Telepresence Demo over Lunch
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Rod ScotlandUnified Communications Practice [email protected] Cisco Systems, Inc.
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TranscendBoundary free UC
Frictionless Collaboration
IncludeExtend UC to customers &
partners
TransformCompetitive advantage
with UCWikis, Blogs, Mashups
Social NetworkingFace book Accelerate
Extending UC across the business
Intranets, Email & IM
MigrateLegacy to IP
Enable the change
Unified Communications and Web 2.0
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Business Environment Is Also In Transition
One Time Zone,
Real-time
New and Changing
RegulationsBusiness
Continuance
Working Moments
ConsumerInfluence
Mobility and Uniformity of Experience
The “Millenials”
Web 2.0
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Web 2.0 in use @ Cisco - Directory Example
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CompetitiveCompetitiveAdvantageAdvantage
IT can no longer operate asIT can no longer operate asa function providing services anda function providing services and
system maintenance alone.system maintenance alone.TodayToday’’s IT must create thes IT must create the
Or the entire company will be left behind.Or the entire company will be left behind.
Customer Viewpoint:
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Connecting Users With ApplicationsEliminating Human Middleware
Mobile Data with Voice
Mobile Phone with Browser
IP Phone with Browser
PartnerApps
Cisco Unity
Cisco UnifiedComm Mgr
Cisco Unified Contact Center
Cisco Unified
MeetingPlace
Presence/SIP Network
Seamless Communications
ExperienceCisco Unified
Presence
Cisco Unified Video-conferencing
Standards-Based Video
Systems
AnalogPhone
Dual ModePhones
Cisco IPCommunicator
Cisco Unified IP
Phone 7985G
Effectively Connecting Devices…
…to Intelligent Services in the Network…
SIP
SIMPLE
Cisco Unified Comm Mgr Express/ Cisco Unified
SRST
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Multiple Proprietary Networks managed in isolation
Back office Servers & LAN
Back office Servers & LAN
Back office Servers & LAN
Back office Servers & LAN Mobile LANMobile LAN Voice PBXVoice PBX Back Office
controllerBack Office controller
MobileCustomer Devices
ATMs & Third party devices connecting to private networks
ATMs & Third party devices connecting to private networks
CallCenter
Satellite DishSatellite Dish
Information islands within each function and application
POS
Kiosks
Video Advertising
Video Advertising
BuildingAutomation
BuildingAutomation
MobileEmployee Devices
MobileEmployee Devices
SecuritySecurity
Complex Traditional Infrastructure Contributes To These Barriers
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The Cisco Intelligent Network Delivers Common Services To All Devices And Applications
CallCenter
Single Network Centrally Managed And Secured
SecuritySecurity
Video Advertising
Video Advertising
MobileCustomer Devices
MobileCustomer Devices
Information integrated across functions and channels
Intelligent NetworkIntelligent NetworkSecurity, Resiliency, Availability, Flexibility, ManageabilitySecurity, Resiliency, Availability, Flexibility, Manageability
Store Automation
Store Mobility Unified
Communications for Retail
In-Store Media
Back office Servers & LAN
Back office Servers & LAN
KiosksKiosksPOSPOS
Mobileemployee Devices
Mobileemployee Devices
BuildingAutomation
BuildingAutomation
ATMs & Third party devicesATMs & Third party devices
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Network Intelligence
Voice/VideoMail Resources
Voice/VideoConferenceResources
Voice/VideoGatewayGatekeeper
/Proxy
H.323 RoomSystem
GK
CallManagerScheduling
One Effort! Customer Contact SIMPLIFICATION
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Meeting the Demand to Stay Connected
15 Attachments!!15 Attachments!!
u there?u there?
Meetings All DayMeetings All Day
20 E-Mails!20 E-Mails!
“Have a Minute?”“Have a Minute?”
5 Voicemails!5 Voicemails!
Information OverloadToo many devicesAnywhere/anytime
Technology LimitsDisparate solutionsDisparate access
Innovation Has Created Complexity
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What Your Business Really Needs
Information ControlWhere I amWhen I wantSingle Source for Data, Voice and Fax Messages
Technology SolutionsDevices that work togetherFlexibility to use multiple devices seamlesslySimple access to servicesOpen Architecture
More Effective Communications
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It’s YOUR Workspace!! Your Choice!!
Question;
Your Preference??
1 – Instant Msg / SMS / PIN2 – Call my Desk Phone3 – Call my Cell Phone4 – Send me Email5 – Leave me Voice Mail
6 – Just don’t bug me at all… ☺
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3. Direct your Customers, Partners
and Employees to your Network!
2. Invest in Network Centric
(Open Standards) Communications
1. Connect your Dial-Tone to your NetworkVirtualizationEnd-User
Empowerment
Develop a Communications Strategy? – 3 Steps!
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Cisco Unified Communications
VideoRich MediaCollaboration Personal
Communicator
PresenceIntelligence inthe Network
SpeechVoice Accessto Services
MobilityWired and Wireless
VirtualizationReal-time session Management Unity
Messaging
Unified Contact Center
IP PhonesService and
Support
UnifiedMeetingPlace
PolicyIdentity and Preference
Key Enabling Technologies leveraged by the “Network Platform”
Unified Mobility
UnifiedOperations Mgr
UnifiedComm Mgr
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Clearly - Cisco Unified Communications can;
Cisco UC Options Different – depending on need!
• Be the 1st (green field) deployment for customers
• Can replace a customer’s entire Voice solution
• Co-Exist & Transition - Seamlessly Integrate to existing PBX and provide a strategic “Break away”long or short term Unified Communications strategy.
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Current Business Model
site 1site 1
site 2site 2 site 3site 3
site 4site 4
site 5site 5
site 6site 6
site 8site 8
site 7site 7
HQHQ
PSTNPSTN
• Separate PBX Systems at each sites
• On-site administration and maintenance
• Separate dial plans, directories, voicemail systems
• No comprehensive disaster recovery plan
• Different calling features in small sites and large sites
• Separate PBX Systems at each sites
• On-site administration and maintenance
• Separate dial plans, directories, voicemail systems
• No comprehensive disaster recovery plan
• Different calling features in small sites and large sites
KeySystem
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
KeySystem
KeySystem
KeySystem
KeySystem
KeySystem
KeySystem
KeySystem P.B.X
PSTNCisco ISR
Cisco ISR
Cisco ISR
Cisco ISR
Cisco ISR
Cisco ISRCisco ISR
Cisco ISR
Cisco ISR
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Cisco Unified Communications Model
site 1site 1
site 2site 2 site 3site 3
site 4site 4
site 5site 5
site 6site 6
site 8site 8
site 7site 7
TowersTowers
PSTNPSTN
KeySystem
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
KeySystem
KeySystem
KeySystem
KeySystem
KeySystem
KeySystem
Cisco ISR
Cisco ISR
Cisco ISR
Cisco ISR
Cisco ISRCisco ISR
Cisco ISR
Cisco ISRKey
System
Call Manager
• Single enterprise “virtual PBX”
• Centralized Call Control, admin & maintenance
• Common dial plan, directories, voicemail system
• Leverages data disaster recovery plan
• Consistent calling features in small sites and large sites
• Reduced Maintenance Costs
• Single enterprise “virtual PBX”
• Centralized Call Control, admin & maintenance
• Common dial plan, directories, voicemail system
• Leverages data disaster recovery plan
• Consistent calling features in small sites and large sites
• Reduced Maintenance Costs
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Cisco Unified Communications Model
site 1site 1
site 2site 2 site 3site 3
site 4site 4
site 5site 5
site 6site 6
site 8site 8
site 7site 7
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
Cisco ISR
Cisco ISR
Cisco ISR
Cisco ISR
Cisco ISRCisco ISR
Cisco ISR
Cisco ISR
• Single enterprise “virtual PBX”
• Centralized Call Control, admin & maintenance
• Common dial plan, directories, voicemail system
• Leverages data disaster recovery plan
• Consistent calling features in small sites and large sites
• Reduced Maintenance Costs
• More reliable
• Single enterprise “virtual PBX”
• Centralized Call Control, admin & maintenance
• Common dial plan, directories, voicemail system
• Leverages data disaster recovery plan
• Consistent calling features in small sites and large sites
• Reduced Maintenance Costs
• More reliable
Call Manager Call Manager
Site 1 Site 2
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTN
PSTNPSTNPSTNPSTN
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Multi-Site Centralized Communications Solution –Overview
PSTN
PSTN
HQ
OfficeOffice PSTN
BranchBranch PSTN
BranchBranch PSTN
Campus/WAN
CCME/ SRST
CCME / CUE
SRST / CUE
Home & Mobile User
- Single enterprise “virtual PBX”- Centralized Call Control, admin & maintenance- Common dial plan, directories, voicemail system
-Centralized Management
-Streamlined Budgeting & Investment
-Growth and Future Proof Strategy
--Disaster Recovery Strategy- Consistent calling features in small sites and large sites- Reduced Maintenance Costs
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What is your Mobile Workspace?
Sales
CxOInventory Manager
Teleworker / Agent Field Force
Wherever you areWhatever you’re using
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The Importance of Visual InteractionA Person Remembers…
30% of What They See
70% of What
They See and Hear
Importance of Visual Traffic30% of brain’s cortex devoted to vision, 8% for touch and 3% for hearing
More than 60% of communication is non-verbal
20% of What
They Hear
Sources: Human Productivity Lab 2006 and Pearn Kandola:The Psychology of Effective Business Communications in Geographically Dispersed Teams 2006
Rich-Media Conferencing and Collaboration
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Cisco Unified Communications Portfolio
Number of Users per SystemNumber of Users per System0 25 500100 200
Voic
e Fu
nctio
nalit
yVo
ice
Func
tiona
lity
Low End PBX
Low End PBX
HybridSwitchHybridSwitch
High End PBX
High End PBX
CentrexCentrex
KSUKSU
7500+ (30k Clustered)
Complete! Unified Communications Solutions Portfolio!
Designed for All organizations seeking uniform and ubiquitous “always on” access to all communications, Data and back end connected information
• Open Standards based (Not married to Manufacture)
• Will scale as you do!• Opportunity to integrate your Business processes
with Unified Communications
Cisco IP Phone
Wireless Phones VT Advantage
Video Phone Voicemail and UM
Customer Contact
MobileConnect
Unified MeetingPlace Conferencing
Presence
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Unifying your Workspace
Cisco’s Solutions to Unify the Workspace while in and out of the office!
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Cisco Unified Communications
Unified Communications
SpeechVirtualization Presence Mobility VideoPolicy
Mobile UCClients
Unified Messaging
Contact Center
Voice Security/Identity
Video/Telepresence
Email/IMConferencing
Convergence of all Forms of Business Communications
IP Network
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Introducing the ‘Advanced Media’ Suite Cisco Unified IP Phones
SIP39117937
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Custom and Off the Shelf Unified IP Phone Applications
Emergency Alert
Time Clock
AdvertisingConferencing
Device Control Attendance
IP Surveillance ER StatsEmergency Broadcastwww.cisco.com/go/apps
- Fleet Management- GPS Locations- Mashup – GoogleMapsWith Fleet view
- Extend UC to your select Customers/Partners
- Customer Profiles- PhonePops InfoFLOW!
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• Applications for Cisco’s Smart Business Communication System that address the business requirements for small businesses
• IPsmartSuite turns IP Phones into ‘smart’ business devicesthat are integrated into the fabric of the small business operation
Addresses the challenges facing small businesses
Staffing and Payroll Cost Controls
Task Alerts with Alert Notification
Client/Customer Billing and Customer Out-Reach Enhancements
Emergency Response
• Available from distribution channel and sold thru partner community in small business environment
Third Party Applications - IPCelerate
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CRM – SalesForce.com & Microsoft Dynamics
Call Connectors for Salesforce.com and Microsoft Dynamics CRM available!!
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Unified CommunicationsDesktop Clients
• Desktop application to integrate user access and usage of communications tools (find, contact, escalate, manage)
• Intuitive user design
• Includes telephony, conferencing, messaging, directory services, presence, user profile management
• Instant Messaging
• Cross-platform (PC, Mac, Unix)
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Open and Interoperable…. Unifying the Desktop Environment:
IBM SametimeIBM Sametime
Microsoft CommunicatorMicrosoft Communicator
Cisco CUPC
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Cisco Unified Mobile Communicator Clients
• Intuitive, common user experience across different mobile handsets
• Extends unified communications to mobile phones and smartphones
Integrated directoriesPresenceSingle business number reachOffice voicemail notification and playbackCall logsCisco Unified MeetingPlace conference notifications
• Support for BlackBerry, Symbian OS and Windows Mobile handsets
• Multiple mobile operators and network support
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Unifying your Workspace
Raise your Hand if…
You would like more Voice Mail in your day?
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Transition your Voice MessagingCisco Unity – New Age Voice Mail!
• Centralized Voice Messaging for Enterprise (IP and/or TDM)• Unity Failover - Geographic fault-tolerance • Single Employee mailbox (email, cell, IP phone)• Migration:
Multiple PBX Integration (up to 8 PBXs)TUI Key Mapping – emulate existingVoicemail networking - Octelnet
• Key Features: Live Reply, Sort by Sender• Mobile Message Access
Blackberry integration
• Natural Voice, pause/resume• Voice Encryption and Enhanced Security• Fax Integration• Unified or IMAP
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Cisco Unity Voice Messaging Strengths• Mature Feature-Rich Product
–Seven years of product leadership–Feature set is a product of user feedback
• Rich Telephony User Interface (TUI)–Alternate TUI–Call Handlers
•Standard•Directory•Interview
–Live Reply–Dropped Call Recovery–Message Locator–Keypad Mapping–Private Messaging–Message Monitor–Live Record–Speech Access “talk to me”–Phone View–“Secure” messaging (Encrypt // shred)
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Unifying your Workspace
Rich Media, Video & Collaboration!
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TelePresenceTelePresence Integrated Video + Integrated Video + Web ConferencingWeb Conferencing
Video Video TelephonyTelephony Digital Media Digital Media
SystemsSystemsVideo Video
SurveillanceSurveillance
• Video over the network and audio on demand
• Company meetings
• Live and On-demand video
• Digital signage
Unique, in-person experiences over the network –enables users to collaborate like neverbefore
• Real-time video to facilitate live meetings, information exchange
• Ad hoc real-time video
• VT Advantage• Endpoint flexibility (HD)
Re-inventing the safety and security market through the use of IP based video surveillance and access technologies
Cisco Unified Video Solutions
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Video Telephony & Unified Video AdvantageVideo is now Just a Phone Call!
• Built on Unified Communications Manager
• High quality video for effective non-verbal communication
• Simple installation and flexible configuration
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Cisco Unified Video Advantage - Example!
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2004 Results
Complete voice, video and web conferencing and controlMeetingPlace - Rich-media Conferencing
MeetingPlace
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Calendar, Web,Phone, IM
Schedule
MeetingPlace Collaboration/ConferencingSeamless Integration
E-mail, Calendar, IMAutomatic Notification
AttendE-mail, Calendar, Web, Phone, IM
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Telepresence: Converging all forms of human expression
“The Best of 2006”“The Best of 2006”
Reduced overall company carbon emissions by 10%Reduced overall company carbon emissions by 10%
Better customer service, improved quality of life
Better customer service, improved quality of life
Helping Companies Become “Green”
Helped Cisco cut 1B miles of annual air travel by 20%Helped Cisco cut 1B miles of annual air travel by 20%
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Quality, Simplicity, Reliability
Quality
Simplicity
Reliability
Unified Communications
Delivering the “In-Person”Cisco TelePresence Experience
Network as the Platform
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Intercompany Cisco TelePresence—Strategic Value to the Enterprise
Tighter connections with customers, suppliers and partners
Faster decision making and time to market
Increased supply chain intimacy
Competitive advantages
Transforming how business is done
What’sDriving This:
Customers
Supply Chain
Partners
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Cisco TelePresence Meeting SolutionEndpoint Offerings
Cisco TelePresence System 3000/3200• 6 / 12 / 18 / 36 seats at the virtual table• Purpose-built room• 15 Mbps at 1080p, ultra-high definition• Spatial wideband audio• Imperceptible latency
Cisco TelePresence System 1000• 4 seats at the virtual table• General purpose room• 5 Mbps at 1080p, ultra-high definition• Wideband audio• Imperceptible latency
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Bringing the In-Room Experience to Life:Cisco TelePresence Briefing Centres
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Cisco TelePresence VisionToday and Tomorrow
Work Live
Play Learn
Cisco TelePresence MeetingVirtual Specialist (Branch)
Virtual Administrator
Virtual Box SeatCisco TelePresence at Home
TeleMedicineFamily VisitsVirtual Dining
Virtual ClassroomVirtual Keynote
The Networkas the
Platform
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A bit on Cisco Capital’s commitment to IT
• Leasing Provides Flexibility: End-of-Lease Options–– You may exercise buyout option, extend lease or You may exercise buyout option, extend lease or
return equipment & upgrade at endreturn equipment & upgrade at end--ofof--leaselease
• Leasing Provides Flexibility To Meet Changing Business Needs–– Ease of upgrading equipmentEase of upgrading equipment–– Easier to acquire new technologyEasier to acquire new technology–– Match lease term to equipmentMatch lease term to equipment’’s useful lifes useful life–– Ease of addEase of add--onsons–– Flexible structuring options: Skip Payments, Step Flexible structuring options: Skip Payments, Step
Payments, Seasonal PaymentsPayments, Seasonal Payments–– Benefits of use without risks of ownershipBenefits of use without risks of ownership
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• It is the use of equipment that generates profits, not ownership
•• The Golden Rule:The Golden Rule:
– If it appreciatesappreciates, buy it!buy it!– If it depreciatesdepreciates, finance it!finance it!
Your Choice!Your Choice!
The Golden Rule
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0% Product Promotion• Finance your new Cisco gear at no cost!!!
• Capital lease option – own the gear at the end for $1.00!
• Operating leases can also be provided…make it even better!
• Compare against buying cash down…why buy when you can lease at lower than cost of funds?
• Finance your multi-year SMARTnet contracts at 0%• Pay as you use!!! • Say goodbye to annual upfront payments & yearly renewals!• Flexible repayments – monthly/ quarterly/ semi-annual//
annual• Lock in the contact over the term of the lease at today’s price!• Hedge against future contract price & currency fluctuations.
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Cisco Capital – One stop shop!
• Offer both Operating & Capital leases• We know our gear…aggressive residual value
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In Summary: How Can a Cisco Business Communications Solution Help you!
• Reduce costs; improve TCO, IP is the foundation
• Improve the way every department within your organization does their business
• Work on-the-go in real-time...as if you were everywhere at once.
• Continuously innovate and quickly adapt to changes increasing business agility
• Proven, consistent service-deliverymethodology emphasizes coordination of Cisco, partner, and customer capabilities
• Cisco Unified Communications can increase employee productivity and transform business process for a better customer interaction
• Cisco UC, Open, Effective, Collaborative!
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Rod ScotlandUnified Communications Practice [email protected] Cisco Systems, Inc.
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