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Network Infrastructure in the

World of Telepresence

Bob RomanoVP Enterprise MarketingRADVISION

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September 10-12, 2007 • Los Angeles Convention Center • Los Angeles, California

www.ITEXPO.com

• Network Infrastructure Considerations in the World of Telepresence

• Telepresence and Metcalfe’s Law

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• Network Infrastructure Considerations in the World of Telepresence

– Centralized MCUs made sense when the video world used ISDN

• Aggregate PRIs was the most cost effective network design

– The move to IP changed all this• Distributed architecture methodology• Put the right sized MCUs throughout the organization and

link them dynamically • This is even more true for high bandwidth applications like

telepresence

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IP Network

•Centralized MCU approach•3 segment telepresence system•Loads the WAN network

Site A Site B

Site C

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IP Network

•Distributed Architecture•Put the intelligence in the network •Minimizes use of expensive WAN bandwidth

Site A Site B

Site C

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• Telepresence:– Videoconferencing done right– An uncompromised experience

• Metcalfe’s Law:– The magic of interconnections: connect any number

"n" of machines - whether computers, phones or even cars – and you get "n" squared potential value

– Think of phones without networks or cars without roads

– Conversely, imagine the benefits of linking the value of telepresence systems to the existing millions of room videoconferencing systems or to the hundreds of million desktops deployed today

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• Allow the MCU to mix different devices into the telepresence conference

– The quality compromise can be offset by the value of expanded participation

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Example of a PotentialTelepresence RoomExperience

Example of a PotentialDesktop Experience in aBrowser

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Thank YouBob RomanoVP Enterprise MarketingRADVISION


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