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Building an Adoption Plan: The Business Value of Collaboration

Ted SchirkCollaboration Practice

Why?

Disrupt or be disrupted…

The Digital Transformation

Taxi ServicesUber/Lyft

Retail StoresAmazon.com

MusicSpotify/Pandora

HotelsAirbnb

Print AdvertisingGoogle/Facebook

VehiclesTesla Motors/Faraday Future

Point of SaleSquare

BankingFinTechs

What does it mean to be an Agile Organization?

Collaboration is Foundational

Promote the open flow of information

Encourage rapid and iterativeexperimentation and learning

Function as a network of employees,customers, and partners motivated by a shared purpose

Peopleare workingdifferently

Placeswhere people work are changing

Networkscontinue to evolve

Collaboration solutions must adapt to the realities of the Agile Era

Highly mobile and app centric

Small self-organized teams

Time shifted work schedules

Demand for personalization, flexibility, and visual interactions

Employees are transitioning more frequently across more locations

Growth of open office layouts and shared spaces

Information exchange through multiple digital workspaces

Collaboration across and beyond corporate boundaries

Applications available from a combination of clouds

Multi-layer security imperatives

Software defined networks

Changing Workforce/Customers= Changing Expectations

We are only 5 years away from the Net Generation

entering the workforce.

Traditionalist Boomer Generation X

1928–1945 1946–1964 1965–1980 1980–2000 2000–2020

Net Gen

Millennials

Source: Cisco Work Profile Survey, 2014

Business leaders believe team performance is necessary for growth

The Future of Corporate IT, 2013–2017

People

Optimizing bothteam & individual performance

Optimizing only individual performance

TARGET PERFORMANCE

ACTUAL PERFORMANCE

Reve

nue p

er

Em

plo

yee

Time

Performance Over Time

Opportunity for ITIntroduce new technologyto drive team performance.

Prioritize Collaboration

Be twice as likely to outgrow your competition and increase your profits.

-Deloitte

2x

How?

Business Value Opportunities

Transformation of:

Culture / Process / Operations / Workplace

Travel Optimization

Human Capital Management

Make Collaboration Simple

Meetings Experience Workspace Experience

Client Experience

Experience = Key to Successful Business Outcomes

Collaboration Challenge

Today everything is an island

Collaborate:From the Browser to the Boardroom

Browser / mobile Home Branch Small Group Spaces Larger Spaces Boardroom

Voice + Video + Document Sharing on any Device withPartners, Suppliers & Customers

Define desired outcomes

Identify users and processes

Select the right solution

The Collaboration Journey

AgilityCost Control Innovation

Resource Management

Business Process Optimization

Time to Market

Infrastructure Consolidation

Contact Center Optimization

Travel Reduction

Customer Experience

Change Management

New Business Models

Desired Outcomes

The Collaboration Journey

Define desired outcomes

Identify users and processes

Select the right solution

Know Your Users

Mobile WorkerAccount Manager

Contact CenterCustomer Service Agent

Information WorkerFinancial Analyst

ExecutiveVP of Marketing

Deskless WorkerFactory Supervisor

File Sharing Group Communications Real-Time Communications Asynchronous Communications

Identify Processes and Bottlenecks

Bottlenecks

Customers SuppliersPartners

Internal Stakeholders External Stakeholders

Organizational Silos | Legacy Processes | Cultural Resistance to Change

Eliminate the Bottlenecks

The RightCollaboration

Solution

Customers SuppliersPartners

Internal Stakeholders External Stakeholders

Technology

CultureProcess

Getting it Right

Technology

Process

Culture

The Collaboration Journey

Define desired outcomes

Identify users and processes

Select the right solution

Endpoints for Every Need

Every PocketEvery Room Every Desk

Boardroom

Pocket

Cisco Hybrid

Deliver an Integrated Collaboration Experience

Cisco®

CollaborationCloud

Cisco Spark™ ServiceMessage | Meeting | Call

UnifiedCommunications

CustomerCare

Conferencing

Cisco Collaboration Edge ArchitectureCisco

On-Premises and Partner-Hosted HCS

Decision and Design Support Considerations

To effectively solve business problems.

Benchmarks

What are the KPI and Metrics evident

to plan and measure against?

How am I doing versus my peers for

collaboration capability

enablement?

ROI Models

What value does video drive for the company and at

what cost?

Strategy

What capabilities are needed to

deliver the most value?

What levers can I pull to increase my

capabilities?

Should I be moving my

collaboration services to “the cloud” and why?

Architecture

What is the best architecture for our

requirements?

How do I assess and build for

rapidly evolving user requirements and expectations?

What should my user experience

look like inside my technology platforms?

Optimization

How do I maximize value from my deployed and

deploying services?

Who should get what?

Why and when?

Training

Materials

Incentives

Priorities and Use Case Mapping

Capability Maturity

DevelopmentPrinciples

Reference Architectures

Roadmap

Strategy Architecture

Unified Communications and Collaboration Strategy

Baseline NewCapability

Enhancement Evalua on

ExampleEnterpriseInfrastructure-BusinessVideoTechnologyRoadmap

H1-July H1-2014 H2-2014 H1-2015 H2-2015

1) Mitigate Stability

Issues with Current

Platform

2) Address

Scheduling Concerns

1) Upgraded

Infrastructure

2) Cluster Definitions

1) SIP Trunking

2)Redefined Pilot

Success Criteria

1) Interoperability

between existing

Tracks

2) Extend Video to

Mobility and Archival

Platform

1) Interoperability

2) Mobile Device

Management

1) Extending

Capabilities to

BYOD Platform

2) Enabled VoD

against Use-Cases

1) Fully Enabled

Use-Cases

1) Prelaunch

Strategy

Deliverables

Opportuni es Opportuni es Opportuni es Opportuni es Opportuni es

Dependencies Dependencies Dependencies Dependencies Dependencies

Op mizeExis ngInfrastructure

EnableConnec vitybetweenInternalCollabora onTracks

EnableVideoonDemandPilotforClusterOn-TapUseCases

Tagtargetedmediawithappropriateanaly cheadings

SolidifyUnifiedDialPlan

EnableVideoIntegratedVideoonDemandPla orm

BaselineandOp mizeConvergedPla orm

EnableGovernanceOversight

Extendsecurevisualcollabora ontopartnercommunity

FederateIM/Presencecapabilitytopartnercommunity

EnableMobilityPilottoFacilitateUse-Cases

EnableMobilityandBYODpla orm

Our roadmap development process connects.

13th%Floor%

12th%Floor%

11th%Floor%

10th%Floor%

9th%Floor%

Collabora onProfile1

Collabora onProfile2

Collabora onProfile3

Collabora onProfile4

Collabora onProfile5

Collabora onProfileMappingTargetAreaforAssessment–Floors9-13

• ProfileDefini onandanalysis

• ProfileDefini onandanalysis

• ProfileDefini onandanalysis

• ProfileDefini onandanalysis

• ProfileDefini onandanalysis

SuccessCriteria

VendorConstraints

NetworkSecurity

UbiquitousAccess

NetworkAvailability

Scheduling

DialPlan

CAC/QoS

Redundancy

Analy csCapture

Connec ngarchitecturetobusinessdefinessuccess

SchedulingIntegra on

UserInterfaceIntegra on

UbiquitousAccess

DialPlanandDirectory

Supportability

Scalability

Quality

Connec vityModel

Interoperability

Security

ConsolidatedUCStrategy

UserExperienceRequirements

ArchitectureElements

ArchitectureGuidelines

EaseofU

se

Reliability

Func

onality

Fiscal

ToolIntegra on

Cost

ROI

Interope

rability

Netw

ork

Supp

ortability

CiscoBe

stPracces

Defin

edProdu

ctRoadm

aps

An IT architecture that fails to align with its core business drivers can in no way be leveraged to support an Enterprise’s core imperatives. By analyzing the unique interaction between the architecture and its drivers we can facilitate an action plan to optimize its effectiveness.

Baseline NewCapability

Enhancement Evalua on

ExampleEnterpriseInfrastructure-BusinessVideoTechnologyRoadmap

H2-2013 H1-2014 H2-2014 H1-2015 H2-2015

1) Mitigate Stability

Issues with Current

Platform

2) Address

Scheduling Concerns

1) Upgraded

Infrastructure

2) Cluster Definitions

1) SIP Trunking

2)Redefined Pilot

Success Criteria

1) Interoperability

between existing

Tracks

2) Extend Video to

Mobility and Archival

Platform

1) Interoperability

2) Mobile Device

Management

1) Extending

Capabilities to

BYOD Platform

2) Enabled VoD

against Use-Cases

1) Fully Enabled

Use-Cases

1) Prelaunch

Strategy

Deliverables

Opportuni es Opportuni es Opportuni es Opportuni es Opportuni es

Dependencies Dependencies Dependencies Dependencies Dependencies

Op mizeExis ngInfrastructure

EnableConnec vitybetweenInternalCollabora onTracks

EnableVideoonDemandPilotforClusterOn-TapUseCases

Tagtargetedmediawithappropriateanaly cheadings

SolidifyUnifiedDialPlan

EnableVideoIntegratedVideoonDemandPla orm

BaselineandOp mizeConvergedPla orm

EnableGo

vernanceOversight

Extendsecurevisualcollabora ontopartnercommunity

FederateIM/Presencecapabilitytopartnercommunity

EnableMobilityPilottoFacilitateUse-Cases

EnableMobilityandBYODpla orm

Architectural Alignment Strategy (Strategy and Success Criteria )

CurrentStateMessagingCapabili esScorecard

Presence Capabilities

CapabilityMap

SuccessCriteria

CiscoBestPrac ces

ProductRoadmapAlignment

Interoperability Network Supportability

Vend

or

Constra

ins

DialPla

n

Sche

dulin

g

Ubiqu

itous

Access

Netw

ork

Availab

ility

Security

CAC/Qo

S

Analy

csCa

pture

Redu

ndan

cy

Messaging

IM

Voicemail

E-Mail

Fax

Messaging

2

WebConferencingTelephony

ImmersiveVideo

GroupVideo

PersonalVideoVideo

VideoonDemand

CrowdSourcing

ContentManagement

FullyAligned

Par allyAligned

NotAligned

CurrentStatePresenceCapabili esAssessment

Presence

Capabilities

ExperienceRequirements TargetAudience SuccessCriteria

EaseofUse Enterprise

UnifiedScheduling Healthcare Ad-Hoc

UserInterfaceIntegra on Healthcare Unified–Jabber

UbiquitousAccess Capital BYOD+Client

UnifiedDialPlanandDirectoryServices Manufacturing Escala on

Reliability Enterprise

Supportability–(Day2SupportandTraining) Opera ons Redundant-VoD

Scalability–(CapacityandConcurrency) Opera ons Undefined

Func onality Enterprise

Connec vityModel–(Internal,B2B,B2C) Energy B2B–Internal

BusinessDefinedSecurity–(HIPPA,NIPPER) Enterprise AES

Quality–(Resolu on,FrameRate) Enterprise 720p

Interoperability–(BYOD,Standards) Energy BYOD

ToolIntegra on Opera ons Open

Fiscal Execu ve

Cost Execu ve OPEX

ROI Execu ve EVEN

Messaging

2

WebConferencingTelephony

ImmersiveVideo

GroupVideo

PersonalVideoVideo

VideoonDemand

CrowdSourcing

ContentManagement

Alignment of UC User Experience Requirements (Success Criteria) with Consolidated Current State Architecture

• Identifying In-Scope UC capabilities

• Analyzing current state and desired state Interoperability models

Assessing gaps between current state and desired state architectures as measured against Cisco’s identified best practices and product roadmaps

Provide Architectural Roadmap based on prioritized capabilities, based on opportunities and dependencies

Customer Success Stories

Expanded online program with 1.5x increase in subscriptions

Achieved 50% productivity savings plus energy and carbon gains

90% user adoption of distributed education solution

AgilityCost Control Innovation

Education

University of St. GallenSwitzerland

John MonashAustralia

University of British ColumbiaCanada

University of St Gallenhttp://www.cisco.com/web/about/success-stories/docs/st-gallen.html

John Monashhttp://www.cisco.com/web/ANZ/assets/pdf/monash_collaboration_case_study.pdf

University of British Columbia http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solutions/collaboration/university-britishcolumbia.html

Improved customer satisfaction; 80% of calls answered in 20 seconds

Eliminated more than $1M annually in equipment-leasing costs

Increased sales by 15%with Cisco Remote Expert for Banking

AgilityCost Control Innovation

Financial Services

Republic Bank & Trust CompanyUnited States

Raiffeisen BankBosnia & Herzegovina

ING Bank Italy

Republic Bank and Trust http://www.cisco.com/web/about/success-stories/republic-bank.html

Raffeisen Bankhttp://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collaboration-endpoints/raiffeisen-bank.html

ING Bankhttp://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solutions/collaboration/ingbank.html

Improved response speed by using Cisco Jabber

Reduced voice costsby $20K per month

Expanded reach and response to emergency situations

AgilityCost Control Innovation

Government

City of McAllenUnited States

Derby City CouncilUnited Kingdom.

Alaska Department of TransportationUnited States

City of McAllen http://www.cisco.com/web/strategy/docs/gov/cisco-case-study-city-of-mcallen.pdf

Derby City Councilhttp://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/products/collateral/collaboration-endpoints/derby_city_council.pdf

Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilitieshttp://www.cisco.com/web/strategy/transportation/alaska-transportation-dept.html

Reduced time to coordinate care logistics by 29%

Reduced travel by 500,000 km per yearbetween locations

Connected critically ill pediatric patients to their classrooms

AgilityCost Control Innovation

Healthcare

Instituto ZaldivarArgentina

VITAS InnovativeUnited States

Hamburg UKE Medical CenterGermany

Instituto Zaldivarhttp://www.cisco.com/web/about/success-stories/docs/instituto-zaldivar.html

VITAS Innovative Healthcarehttp://www.cisco.com/web/strategy/healthcare/vitas.html

Hamburg UKE Medical Centerhttp://www.cisco.com/web/about/success-stories/docs/hamburg-uke-medical-center.html

Shortened time-to-market by 10%

Saved 20% in call costs Reduced new product introduction cycles by 20%

AgilityCost Control Innovation

Manufacturing

Pilatus Aircraft Ltd.Switzerland

BauerAustria

Sub-ZeroUnited States

Pilatus Aircraft Ltd.http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/assets/global/CH/pdfs/pilatus_v3cs_-_final.pdf

Bauer http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solutions/collaboration/bauer.html

Sub-Zero http://www.cisco.com/web/strategy/docs/manufacturing/appliance_producer_innovates_with_ioe.pdf

Improved productivity and accountability of sales teams

Reduced unproductive hours related to training by 50%

Achieved ranking as a top 5 U.K. retail destination

AgilityCost Control Innovation

Retail

John LewisUnited Kingdom

John Eagle Auto GroupUnited States

Trinity Leeds Shopping CenterUnited Kingdom

John Lewis http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solutions/collaboration/john-lewis.html

John Eagle Auto Group http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solutions/collaboration/john-eagle.html

Trinity Leeds Shopping Center http://www.cisco.com/web/strategy/retail/shopping-center.html

Increased employee productivity by 13-15 minutes per day with BYOD

Reduced travel costs by 2/3 every year through greater use of video

Transformed from 70% traditional cubicle space to 70% flexible workspaces

AgilityCost Control Innovation

Cisco on Cisco

Cisco Cisco Cisco

Collaboration Adoption Incentive

Mobility from Soft Clients

Spark (App)Jabber WebEx

• IM (1:1) & Presence• 1:1 meeting • Telephony & Video• MS Office & Lync

integration• On-Premise

• Scheduled Meetings• Personal Rooms• CMR Integr. w/Video • MS Office Integration• Training/large meeting

features: Polling, recording, breakouts, registration, etc.

• 1:1 & Group• Virtual Rooms• Persistent Content• Escalation to real-

time