The document discusses Cisco's collaboration portfolio including updates to Cisco Unified Communications Manager, Cisco Unified Personal Communicator, virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI), and telepresence solutions. Key highlights include new features in Unified CM 8.5 like intercompany media engine and Android support, high availability support in CUPC 8.5, and the benefits of desktop virtualization for mobility, security, and business continuity. The portfolio aims to enable collaboration across a wide range of markets through solutions like telepresence and video integration.
2. Agenda
Update Unified Communications Manager
Cisco Unified Personal Communicator
VXI
Telepresencia
Q&A
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3. Arquitectura de Colaboración de Cisco
IP Mobile Customer Enterprise
Communication TelePresence Conferencing Messaging Social Software
Applications Care
s
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5. Cisco Unified Communications Manager
Nuevas soluciones de Colaboración
Intercompany Media Engine
Unified CM Session Management Edition
Unified IP Phones
Social Miner
Mejora la experiencia del usuario
Extension Mobility y RSVP cross-cluster
Service Advertisement Framework
Cisco EnergyWise
Android, iPhone, Blackberry y Nokia
Flexibilidad: virtualización
Unified Computing System
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6. Business Edition 5000
Hasta 500 usuarios
Hasta 20 sitios
Basado en 7828-I5 (Appliance)
CUCM 8.5
Unity Connection 8.5 (Basic and
Advanced licenses)
Unified Presence (opcional – MCS server
needed)
UCCX (opcional – MCS server needed)
High Availability via SRST
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7. Business Edition 6000
Hasta 1000 usuarios
Hasta 50 sitios
UC on UCS – C200M2 (ESXi required)
CUCM 8.5
Unity Connection 8.5
Unified Presence (optional)
UCCX (hasta 100 seats - opcional)
High Availability (opcional)
Licenciamiento UCL o CUWL
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8. Collaboration Mid-Market
Large but Simple
Collaboration Applications +
Multi Media Contact Center - IVR/CTI
(Closed Environment)
Business Video / TP
CM BE
6000
Influence
Unified
500 250 CM BE 5000 Communications
Telephony
100
Messaging
25
Business Telephony
Messaging Mobility
IT
– Mobility Contact Center
Market
Users
Collaboration
Video
Basic Telephony Small of Large
Voicemail AA (Branch Office)
–
– Solution Complexity +
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9. Cisco Unified Communications Manager Release
Roadmap
5.0 5.1 7.0 7.1 9.0
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 6.0 6.1 8.0 8.5
Consistent releases at regular intervals helps in
business planning
Moved from product releases to Solutions Releases
(Release 5.0 +)
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10. Cisco Cius
Mobility Wi-Fi, 3G & 4G Cellular
Data
HD Video – 720p TelePresence
Interop
Virtualization Virtual Desktop
Integration
Collaboration Complete Cisco
Portfolio
Android OS Open and
Extensible
User Experience Contacts
Driven
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11. Cisco IP Phones 9900 Series
Diseño elegante y ergonómico
Interactivo, multi-party H.264 business video
(camera)
Display color de alta resolución (640 x 480)
Display Touchscreen
Puertos USB (x2) y Bluetooth
Unified Video Camera o USB wired headsets
Built-in Wi-Fi (IP Phone 9971 only)
Conexión Ethernet alternativa
Premier audio with HD voice
Earth-friendly (deep sleep option, recyclable
plastics)
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12. Cisco Unified IP Phone 8941 5” diagonal, VGA,
Backlit, Anti-glare
Color Display
Earth-friendly Video Camera
Incoming Plastics
Call/Message
IEEE PoE Class 1
Waiting Indicator
Video Endpoint
Four
Programmable Programmable Soft-
Line/Feature Keys label Keys and Four
Two Handset Styles Fixed Keys
10/100 Ethernet
High-definition Switch Port
voice
Settings,
Directory and
Messages Keys Navigation Keys &
Select Button
Volume Rounded Ergonomic
Mute, Headset, Video Keys Transfer, Conference
Up/Down Key
Mute, Speakerphone & Hold Keys
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15. Cisco Unified IP Phone 3905
Price HW $100
Essential SW $40
Total: $140
VG224-LA $100
Analog user $40
Phone $20
Total: $160
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16. Cisco Mobility Integration
Rich Mobility Features:
Single Number Reach
Session Handoff
Visual Voice Mail
Voice Dialing
VoIP support and more
Extend UC to Smart Phones of Your
Choices
iPhone
BlackBerry – via BlackBerry MVS
integration
Nokia
Android - NEW
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17. UC on UCS
New Capabilities
Server consolidation
Power and facilities reduction
Change management
Repurpose and reuse
Customer Benefits
Lower capital expenditures
Operational efficiencies
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18. Server Virtualization
Reduce Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) w/server consolidation
Industry leading hypervisor – Vmware vSphere (ESXi)
Unified CM
Virtualization
Unity Connection
Unified Presence
Unified CM
Unified Contact Center
On Cisco UCS
Express
C210M2 server
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20. Cisco Unified Personal Communicator
All-in-One UC and Collaboration Client Experience
Presence and IM Communications history
SoftPhone and click-to-call Visual voicemail
Video and desktop sharing Mobility
Multiparty conferencing Access in Microsoft apps
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21. CUP 8.5 – New Features
Enhanced user experience Media escalation
Custom extensibility Meeting escalation via WebEx
New pane and tabs in the hub scheduling & WebEx SaaS
CTI servitude (hidden mode) Desktop video with 9900 & 8961
phones
Window size & position remembrance
CDP driver for 64-bit Windows
Add contact from 1:1 chat window
Headset API support
Remove participants from group chat
Away upon Windows lock History and logging
IM record avoidance
Presence & IM
Audio call log limit
CUP 8.5 high availability support
Federation with AOL Microsoft integration
Audio/video mode (no IM or no Click to Call 8.0 functionality
presence) inclusion
IM protocol handler (im: URI) Click to IM 64-bit MS Office support
Languages
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22. User Self
File Menus
Photo, name, availability state of
user him/herself Alternate access to
features
Directory Search
Find contacts by name or Conversation History
phone number
Missed Calls Indicator
Contacts Tab Click to show Conversation
Show and navigate History window
contacts list
Keypad
Rooms Tab Ad hoc dialing
Show and navigate
chat rooms
Add Contact
Extensibility Add federated contacts
Tab 3 tabs to show
Up to
HTML contents Contacts/Groups List
Sort contacts by
Left Pane status or name
Display new tabs
Photos
Desk Phone Control (Shown with expanded
view of console)
Un-check for soft phone
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23. Instant Messaging
Enhance Productivity, Instantly Communicate
See who is available and how
Instantly and effectively interact
Enterprise class instant messaging
Point-to-point chat
Group chat
Persistent chat
Offline instant messaging
Network-based presence
Aggregated real-time presence
Client login on desktop not required
Integrates with Cisco Unified CM
Calendaring from Microsoft Exchange
Customizable availability status texts
IM and presence with any 3rd party
XMPP clients
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24. Contact Management
Either from corporate directory or as a
federated contact
Groups list to help grouping and sorting
contacts for easier access
Federated contacts & information can
manually added
Add contact directly from chat window
Administrative option (in CUP) to
control the user’s authorization for
presence and IM requests for others
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25. Directory Integration
CUPC directly interfaces with corporate directory
Supports Microsoft AD & OpenLDAP
Predictive search algorithm using name, user ID, or phone number
Resolves name and phone numbers
Application Dial Rules
Directory Lookup Rules
Optimizes queries to directory by first searching the contact list and the
most recent contacts (up to 100)
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26. SoftPhone and Call Control Capabilities
Click-to-Call
SoftPhone or IP phone control
Incoming call notification
Ad hoc audio/video conference
Media escalation
Add/remove video, document, and
desktop sharing
Visual voicemail
One-click access to mid-call services
Hold, transfer, park, etc.
Mid-call handoff to mobile or
alternate number
Mid-Call Handoff
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27. Face-to-Face Video Communications
Enhances collaboration and effectiveness
Across campus or across the globe
Simple user interface
Click-to-call for voice and/or video
Single number for voice and/or video
Standards-based H.264 Video
Advanced video call control
Yields tremendous call/video user
experience
Video resolution choices
QCIF, CIF, VGA, HD ( 720p 30fps)
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28. CUP 8.5 High Availability (HA) Support
High availability clustering in the
same data center or over the WAN Cisco Unified Presence
8.5
Additional capacity per cluster Subcluster
Up to 30,000 users in Cisco UC mode
Up to 45,000 users in IM-only user 1A
mode Primar
y Node
Microsoft exchange server 2010
calendar busy/idle status
Expanded Cisco integrations XMPP
CUPC 8.5, Quad 1B
Backup
New administrative IM and presence SOAP Node
privacy controls
New federations: AOL
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29. Microsoft Applications Integration
Office Integration Architecture
Exact same architecture as
Microsoft Office Communicator
Integration happens on user’s
desktop (no backend interface)
‘IMessenger’ Server APIs in
CUPC talks to Client in
Microsoft applications
CUPC delivers presence
information to Microsoft
applications using COM between
IMessenger Server and Client
connection
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31. Microsoft Applications Integration
Click to Call 8.0 Functionality Inclusion
Same Click to Call experience on Microsoft Office applications with
CUPC
New “ribbon” button in Office 2007 Word, Excel & PowerPoint
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38. Desktop Virtualization
Separación física y lógica en el escritorio
Gran variedad de dispositivos, aplicaciones en el data center
El acceso desde el endpoint al escritorio virtual a través de la red
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39. Desktop Virtualization & Collaboration
Data security and compliance Video and voice
Business continuity / agility Interactivity
Reduced TCO Mobility
Standardized IT experience, Real time, high quality experience
customizable user experience
Range of devices
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40. Enable IT to Serve the Business
Microsoft Windows 7 Migration Business Process Outsourcing
Reduce costs by managing
Reduce migration costs desktop applications and users
Reduce application incompatibility centrally
Extend life of existing Centrally control sensitive data
desktop software Streamline desktop and
application deployment
Remote Office and Branch Office Mobile Users
Reduce costs by managing Enable desktop access regardless
desktops and users centrally of network connection
Centrally control sensitive data Extend security and control of
Streamline desktop and offline users
application deployment Use local device resources
Contractors and Employee-Owned IT Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
Deploy and manage a desktop
Support end-users working
image on employee-owned assets
from remote locations
Centrally control desktops and
Ensure desktops are available
data
24 x 7
Provide separation between
Quickly provision new desktops
corporate and personal desktops
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51. Colaboración en mercados verticales
Business/Financial Manufacture
Escalabilidad Cadena de suministros
Asesor remoto Desarrollo de productos
Time to Market
Government Education
Manejo de situaciones Acceso a Expertos
de crisis Aula Virtual
Seguridad
Healthcare
Diagnostico remoto
Interconsultas
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52. Pilares de la Telepresencia
High Definition One Botton to Clustering Interoperability
Wideband Audio Push Integration Webex
Low latency Meet Me Scalability VOD
Scheduling Standards Based Customer Care
Ad Hoc Intercompany
Touch Screen
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53. Portfolio Unificado de Telepresencia
Immersive Multipurpose Personal Solution Platforms
For dedicated rooms, An optimum For Telepresence Core Cisco
the best environment Telepresence experiences in Telepresence
for face-to-face virtual experience for the personal office, at components for
communications and widest range of home for customized and
collaboration existing conference telecommuting vertical applications
rooms and applications, and
environments while traveling
Terminales del Portfolio de Telepresencia
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54. Curva de Inmersión
El caso de uso del negocio
determina el dispositivo
Performance
Web Based Video Voice Based Video Telepresence
Price
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56. Salas Multipropósito – CTS 1300
Telepresencia como valor agregado
Para salas que se utilizan también para reuniones presenciales
Misma calidad, menores restricciones
Máxima calidad sin restricciones y con mejores prácticas sugeridas
Aprovechamiento de metros cuadrados
Para edificios de oficinas rentados o limitados en espacio
Hasta 6 participantes
Sistema Voice Switched
Colaboración Dual
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57. Salas Multipropósito – Serie Profile
Solución de Telepresencia multipropósito para salas
Disposición de Videoconferencia
Menores requerimientos de espacio La mejor opción para
Máxima calidad, todo en uno sin cables ni accesorios “Punto de entrada”
1080p y Colaboración
en distintos displays
Distintas opciones de
Montaje
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58. Salas Multipropósito - Serie Profile
Mejora la curva de adopción de la
tecnología con un diseño de
avanzada
Homogeniza el uso de touch screen
en los dispositivos de comunicación
Una solución única de integración
de dispositivos de audio y video que
permite reducir el uso de energía
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59. Profile 65’’
Profile 42’’ Profile 52’’
For large meeting
Quality experience High quality videoconference
rooms and
for small rooms for meeting rooms
collaboration space
Room Size
# of participants
Performance
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60. Portfolio Personal
On the Road Telecommuter / Office Executive Presence
Movilidad Escritorio Oficina
Movi con Precision HD EX60 EX90 CTS 500 CTS 1100
Broad portfolio options for many user communities
Extends Cisco Telepresence to IP Communications
9900
Series
Flexible Bandwidth options for scalability E20
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Video collaboration technology is a critical element of telepresence, taking it to a whole new level Tandberg brings important technology and sales capabilities to Cisco With the Tandberg acquisition, we offer customers greater choice and a richer solution set, as well as broader channels of distribution. This combination gives Cisco a distinct advantage in the Collaboration market FROM THE EBC DECK NOTES: I’d like to discuss briefly Cisco’s broad collaboration portfolio. What you probably know Cisco well for is the communications area of our portfolio. We pioneered IP communications and today are the market leader with a broad range of end points and applications. We’ve extended our portfolio into mobile applications , bringing control and management for IT and a better experience for end users to the most popular business smart phones on the market from RIM, Nokia, Apple, and Windows Mobile. Extending from that, we’ve grown into contact center solutions – Customer Care – where we are innovating by bringing social networking capabilities into customer service. TelePresence is the latest addition to our real time communications portfolio. Here we are driving the same innovation as we did with voice, atscale and with the same reliability, into the most lifelike video conferencing on the market. What you may not be familiar with is the breadth and depth of our collaborative applications. Beginning with conferencing , you may be familiar with the solutions available through our Unified Communications portfolio, providing on premise solutions for voice and video conferencing. Adding to these capabilities, Cisco acquired Webex – the online web conferencing market leader several years ago. Today, Cisco Webex remains the market leader with over 20 million meetings hosted a month on the Cisco Webex Collaboration cloud. Next in our collaborative application portfolio is messaging . Just under a year ago, Cisco acquired Jabber and Postpath. Through our IP communications portfolio, we’ve supported messaging for many years around voicemail and presence. Jabber, the originator and leader in the open XMPP protocol, extends much richer presence capabilities into any application. We’re integrating Jabber into both our on premise and SaaS offerings. Cisco’s latest entry in messaging is hosted email. Through our acquisition of Postpath, Cisco will offer plug compatible hosted email, providing the same experience as Microsoft but with the cost efficiencies of the cloud. And now this November, Cisco adds three new offers in enterprise social software . We’ve heard from many of you that employees are using tools like Facebook and YouTube not just to connect with friends and family, but increasingly to collaborate in the work world. And many in IT have had no choice but to block these applications to prevent security and compliance breaches. But now the business is asking how these types of capabilities can be brought back. New applications from Cisco bring similar capabilities of YouTube and Facebook to your users, but with the integration, security and management needed by IT. Transition: I hope you now have a good sense of the breadth and range of Cisco’s collaboration portfolio, and that we are well positioned to meet both what is considered the traditional collaborative applications as well as the communications applications. What makes Cisco unique as a collaboration partner is our ability to bring these solutions together and deliver new collaboration experiences.
18 months for major feature releases 6-9 months post .0 minor releases. 8.5 is simply a minor release like 6.1 and 7.1
Cisco has a broad portfolio of conferencing solutions that are integrated within the Cisco Unified Communications system. Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express VT is a deployment option that is designed to extend the capabilities of Cisco Unified Communications Manager video telephony environments by enabling users to simply extend point-to-point voice and video communications to impromptu, multiparty voice, video and Web conferences. Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express is an integrated voice and Web conferencing solution that helps medium-sized organizations realize the cost savings and productivity benefits of deploying conferencing over internal networks. The Cisco Unified MeetingPlace® conferencing solution integrates voice, video, and Web conferencing. Intuitive interfaces make setting up, attending, and managing meetings easy. The solution can be customer-managed or outsourced. Cisco Unified Videoconferencing provides multiparty video conferencing for traditional room-based and desktop video conferencing. The Cisco TelePresence Meeting solution, creates a live, face-to-face meeting experience, empowering users to interact and collaborate like never before.
Cisco has a broad portfolio of conferencing solutions that are integrated within the Cisco Unified Communications system. Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express VT is a deployment option that is designed to extend the capabilities of Cisco Unified Communications Manager video telephony environments by enabling users to simply extend point-to-point voice and video communications to impromptu, multiparty voice, video and Web conferences. Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express is an integrated voice and Web conferencing solution that helps medium-sized organizations realize the cost savings and productivity benefits of deploying conferencing over internal networks. The Cisco Unified MeetingPlace® conferencing solution integrates voice, video, and Web conferencing. Intuitive interfaces make setting up, attending, and managing meetings easy. The solution can be customer-managed or outsourced. Cisco Unified Videoconferencing provides multiparty video conferencing for traditional room-based and desktop video conferencing. The Cisco TelePresence Meeting solution, creates a live, face-to-face meeting experience, empowering users to interact and collaborate like never before.
So, the unified communications manager SME extends Cisco's mobility solutions to the third-party PBXs. So you want to be able to have this rich setup mobile features extended out to your mobile users and extend those rich features regardless of the PBX. And you want to be able to create a continuous and a consistent experience whether the devices are accessing services, whether cellular or Wi-Fi. So that's really a critical part of the mobility story is to be able to use the Session Manager to position that as a means of extending mobility to customers that are still using third-party PBX. Author’s Original Notes: SME can extend Cisco Mobility to 3rd party PBXs without having to invest in the PBX. By doing this, Rich Mobility features can be extended to TDM phones hanging off the PBX Single number reach and Session Handoff Dial-via-office Enterprise Mid-call Features like Hold, Resume, Transfer, Conference, etc. Support for Dual-mode phones. Including session handoff. Consider the following use case. TDM Phone user uses mobile phone to pull call from TDM phone. Call now on 802.11 Wireless. As user walks off campus, the session is handed off to GSM. Least cost routing SME also can extend UC to Smart Phones to provide the following features on those phones. Visual voice mail Presence/IM Directory Access Conferencing Access Video telephony Continuous, Consistent Experience across mobile devices (iPhone, BB, Nokia, Android, etc)
The Cisco Unified Computing system (or UCS) is our next generation integrated data center system designed to streamline your data center operations. Cisco Unified Communications has been optimized to run on UCS and is composed of UC applications running in a virtualized environment, consisting of VMWare software, Cisco UCS servers, and fiber channel SAN storage. Improved total cost of ownership is made possible by fewer required infrastructure components, such as servers (50%-75% reduction) and network access switches. And, server consolidation of course means less capital expenditures but also lower operating costs due to fewer elements to manage. Scalability in the UCS environment means you can add more software and services without a commensurate increase in cooling, power, space, or cabling. Note that individual application scalability does not change but this ability to expand deployment without a proportionate increase in capital expenditures or operating expenses is key. Increased agility means you’re able to more easily adapt the UC environment to your business, enabling efficient productivity and resource utilization. With Cisco UCS, portability and mobility deliver this flexibility through server consolidation, application co-residency, and rapid deployment. And, Investment protection is delivered through the repurposing of resources for other functions and applications, such as leveraging existing SAN network and storage as well as leveraging existing, familiar management infrastructure in the data center (such as VMware vCenter). Open systems. Our initial Release of UC on UCS will consist of a select set of our UC applications in the areas of IP Communications, Messaging, Presence, and Customer Care, running on our B-series half-width blade servers as well as on our Series-C rack servers. UC on UCS can also be sold as part of the Vblock0 infrastructure package. Vblock infrastructure packages are integrated IT offerings from the Virtual Computing Environment (VCE) coalition, which consists of Cisco, and EMC with VMware. They combine best-in-class networking, compute, storage, security, and management solutions. The idea here is that, rather than assembling individual components, customers can now purchase them as pre-integrated and tested infrastructure packages. There are currently 3 Vblock configurations with the Vblock0 package, the first one supported by UC. For more info, al ink to the VCE site can be found on the UC on UCS VTG page.
All in one communications and collaboration tool Brings together the most commonly used features and services and bringing them to one single desktop client. One-touch to place calls, media escalate from IM, to voice, video, Ad-hoc web conferencing, Ad-hoc multi-party audio or desktop HD video conference. Key services: integrated directory lookup, visual voicemail. Reaching the right person the first time with integrated Presence: knowing who’s available and how best to reach them. Access communications and status availability information from Microsoft applications, such as Microsoft Outlook and SharePoint
Point-to-point Chat Group Chat Persistent Chat Chat History eDiscovery Compliance Logging – SERVER SIDE CAPABILITY Tabbed chat window management Offline instant messaging Secure Conversations (encrypted) Escalate to audio, video, web Presence and IM Federation – XMPP and SIP / SIMPLE DON’T FORGET the on-ramp IM-only Bundle at $20/user aggressively priced CUP/CUPC bundle!
Streamline Communications Cisco Unified Personal Communicator provides powerful communications features integrated with your desktop computer, including directories, click-to-call, voicemail playback, inbound call notification, and media escalation. By being able to control your communications from a single window, you can communicate more effectively and instantly be more productive: Find contact information quickly by using Cisco Unified Personal Communicator to search your existing corporate (LDAP) directories. Click-to-call from the contact list and save time by not having to dial telephone numbers. Make calls using the integrated SoftPhone or use Cisco Unified Personal Communicator to control your Cisco Unified IP phone on Cisco Unified CallManager. Add communication media on demand. When on a call, you can quickly and easily add video or document sharing to enhance collaboration and meeting effectiveness. See a list of all participants on a conference call, eliminating the need for roll calls. Receive pop-up notifications of incoming calls. See who is calling and the call type—voice only or video call—before you answer. You can accept the call if you are available or divert the call to voicemail immediately with a simple mouse click.
While video has proven to be a very good tool in enhancing collaboration, previous video conferencing implementations have had limitations. Inconvenience: Users must reserve video conference rooms and must physically access the video conference rooms. Difficulty and fear of use: Inexperienced users frequently require assistance from audio visual staff because of the non-intuitive ways in which video conferencing solutions generally operate. Expense: Video conference rooms must be equipped in all locations. Non-spontaneous: Inconvenience combined with limited availability more or less negate spontaneous use. With the enhanced processing capabilities of personal computers today, you can enrich communications beyond the realm of voice calls using video calling and conferencing. By using a SIP-based unified client, multimedia communications are easily extended to a user’s desktop. Audio is supported through use of a headset connected to the PC. Video is supported through the addition of a web cam. This provides a consistent user experience for voice and video. You simply click to call, making video as easy as a phone call. We support both person-to-person video calling and multi-party conferencing with this product. Also, if you have existing room based systems, you can integrate with those using Cisco’s IPVC video conferencing solutions. Interactive face-to-face communications enhances productivity and the quality of communications, streamlines business decision making, and improves teamwork. By reducing the need for in-person meetings, videoconferencing also enables companies to save money on travel expenses and time associated with traveling to meetings. Media Escalation to Multi-party Video* *NOTE: Infrastructure Prerequisites Sold Separately
Solution Summary: Cisco Unified Presence helps connect the right people and right information through integration of rich presence and marketing leading Enterprise Instant Messaging (IM) capabilities. It is the server that delivers these capabilities to Cisco Unified Personal Communicator and other solutions. Release Highlights: CUP 8.5 New Applications supported in Cisco Unified Presence 8.5 Cisco Unified Personal Communicator 8.5, Cisco Quad core presence and IM functions Additional Capacity Per Unified Presence Server Support for up to 30,000 user in Cisco Unified Communications mode, or up to 45,000 users in IM-only User mode High Availability clustering in the same data center as well as clustering over the WAN Integration with Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 for calendar busy/idle status New administrative IM and presence privacy controls: blocking and History New Presence and IM federations Federation with AOL communities, AOL hosted domains, and AOL clearinghouse customers
1st offer: set of virtualization clients that will be available on Cius platform. First enterprise tablet offer for business. You can see the Citrix brand, running Citrix receiver client for Android. In the March 2011 timeframe there will be 2 versions of android clients, Citrix, supporting ICA, and another verison Wyse running, PocketCloud. We’re also talking to VMware to provide support for Cius as well, from VMware. Offer as a native offer, a customer might deploy 1 vs the other, or not deploy any. VDI is an inclusive strategy---all eco partners. Real differentiator: with Cius, b/c of way docking station/keyboard, monitor can be attached with Cius, with VD, to get the full experience, content creation, ppt, xls….this is part of “enterprise class tablet”. Unlike iPad
Various Drivers & Challenges: User experience: Streaming video/audio/rich media; real time video/audio Highly fragmented solution set, need for ease of adoption value prop from Cisco is reference arch, single # for support Network services; -Empower / extend traditional desktop best practices to a virtual environment using traditional and new technologies and approaches, multiple modalities, invent new services and repurpose existing svcs…Cisco right to play with various network services -Power mgmt -Branch survivability -Security/Authentication -Policy Desktop mgmt in the DC
Desktop virtualization refers to a portfolio of solutions using client and server based virtualization to deliver data applications efficiently to a variety of end-user devices. Virtual Desktop Infrastructure, or VDI, is an industry term for server based hosted virtualization that supports full desktop experience with variety of thin client endpoints.VDI is also the fastest growing element of the desktop virtualization market. Virtualization Experience Infrastructure, or VXI, is Cisco’s initiative for end-end system architecture, spanning data center/compute, network and endpoint and leveraging Cisco desktop virtualization services to deliver data applications or full desktop experience to any end point over any media Cisco’s vision for VXI is to offer Enterprise customers the ability to have superior experience while enabling them to connect securely from anywhere, anytime with access to desktop, business and collaboration applications through an internally developed open ecosystem of end-points.
However one of the key challenges with desktop virtualization is that the worlds of desktop virtualization and collaboration have not been brought together until now. Yes there are some workarounds in the desktop virtualization world for rich media.....but architecturally desktop virtualization was not built to support peer to peer voice and video communications or streaming video or telepresence sessions.....and in the long run users need to look at adopting an architecture that will scale these capabilities, so that they run as or more effectively and efficiently in a virtual desktop environment as they do in the regular desktop environment. The challenge with desktop virtualization today is that it only addresses data applications, not rich media. So on the one hand, IT needs to: enable business continuity and agility ensure data security and compliance reduce TCO for PCs. Deliver a consistent experience for IT -> easier to manage and respond to updates, fixes. Deliver a consistent experience for the user as they move from device to device. But on the other hand, business and users are demanding that the collaboration experience on their device is interactive with rich video and voice. Why is this such a problem now? After all, desktop virtualization has been around for a long time, and has very successfully addressed task worker environments – such as call center agents. The catalyst for bringing these two worlds together is many organizations are facing massive Windows 7 migrations. These migrations affect tens of thousands – sometimes hundreds of thousands – of employees at many organizations. And for all the reasons stated above, IT is looking at a less expensive, more manageable way to roll this out. And, it’s not just task workers, but knowledge workers who need rich collaboration IN a VDI environment. Customers are saying they want all the benefits of desktop virtualization without sacrificing their rich applications. And, they don’t want to piecemeal solutions together themselves, which diminishes ROI.
A cornerstone element of VXI is it’s technology partner approach As you can see VXI is truly built on an open ecosystem platform Cisco has partnered with industry leaders in their respective domains - These partners recognize the challenges with traditional desktop virtualization, and Cisco’s ability to pull this vision and solution together. They’ve joined forces with Cisco to make VXI a reality for our collective customers seeking to embrace desktop virtualization and the fully collaborative workspace
As part of the Collaboration 2010 launch, we are announcing: Cisco’s Unique VXI system: An open, integrated, validated platform to enhance the virtualization experience beyond desktops and beyond traditional data. I’ll start with the first component of the architecture which begins with our data center building block, that includes three components First the Cisco Unified Computing System or UCS. With extended memory and Fabric Interconnect modules, UCS scales the density of virtual desktops by over 60% above traditional solutions. Due to innovations in our memory architecture, service profiles and unified fabric, we have demonstrated this performance benefit with workloads from Citrix and VMWare. not just Cisco. Second the server hypervisor and leading desktop virtualization software from partners like Citrix and VMware, enables customers to choose the best environment for their deployment. Finally enterprise-class networked storage systems as provided through our partners NetApp and EMC provide enterprise-class optimized storage for desktop virtualization. Next comes Borderless Networks where we utilize several key network-based capabilities. For power management, we deliver Power over Ethernet to the phone and desktop virtualization client all managed by Energywise. So you gain the benefits of lower power through the use of thin clients, intelligently managed for improved green benefits. 2. Cisco WAAS optimizes many protocols necessary for VDI including ICA (Citrix) and RDP (Microsoft) as well as enabling Multimedia Redirection (MMR) over the WAN while ensuring sufficient bandwidth is made available for display protocols such as PCoIP (VMWare). And finally our Collaboration architecture . As announced before, we already run our Unified Communication Manager on UCS as a virtualized application to enable simpler deployment on fewer servers with higher efficiency. Cisco VXI’s Desktop Virtualization Solution also offers an open platform for end-client devices, leveraging the industry’s leading thick, thin and zero-client endpoints. And as part of our integrated solution, w e are also announcing support by thin client providers including Wyse, Devon IT and IGEL. In June, we announced our first mobile VDI client, Cisco Cius which is enabled by this architecture. And in a moment, I’m going to let you know about some exciting new Cisco endpoints that we’re launching today. And with this architecture, Cisco Unified Personal Communicator can now be virtualized in the data center which allows hard phone control at the desk, also simplifying management and upgrades through centralization of this application. And CUCIMOC and Cisco Quad are also available to be virtualized. We are also announcing a reference architecture (CVD), which now includes VMWare View (4.5) in addition to Citrix. This exciting new solution transforms the traditional desktop PC to an efficient, cost-effective service that provides users with a personalized, exceptional, high definition user experience and the best WAN and LAN performance over Cisco’s powerful network, each time they log in. The Cisco VXI CVD seamlessly integrates virtualized data centers, networks, and workplaces with essential desktop virtualization services. These services include rich media, security, performance acceleration, high availability, energy efficiency, location awareness, policy, and mobility. The CVD shows your customers how to use both Cisco and eco-system partner products to implement a tested, proven end-to-end virtualization solution. The Cisco VXI CVD has undergone thorough architectural development and extensive system level testing with generally-available products. The Cisco Validated Design Guide and related Cisco VXI collateral on Design Zone provide the guidance needed to confidently deploy, secure, and manage Cisco VXI in your customers’ organizations. Should customers need any technical assistance along the way they can leverage a single Cisco Support Line for coordinated assistance. And our professional services organization is ready to help your customers plan, design and implement an end to end solution that’s right for them. And, to further capture on the VDI market transition…
Cisco Virtualization Experience Client 2110: “integrated” as part of the 9900 and 8900 IP phones with integrated video. We take the existing footstand, remove it and attach the backpack. You can connect from accessory port, POE…elegant way to deploy. Contains both phone and zero client. Supports Citrix XenDesktop and VMware View Supports Power over Ethernet (POE) Uses single Ethernet port for phone and thin client
En el marco de las nuevas aplicaciones, mas sociales, tienen lugar nuevos dispositivos que cumplen mejor las expectativas de los usuarios, por eso nace Cisco Cius, el nuevo modelo, mezcla de virtualización de escritorio y Tablet. Que me permite colaborar en tiempo real este donde este.
La mayoría de las herramientas de video están orientadas a lograr un impacto visual que nos permita comunicarnos mejor, aplica esto a todas las verticales? Veamos Finanzas La apertura mas sucursales y la reducción del tamaño de las mismas es un hecho, como hacemos para que la velocidad de demanda de comunicación en las mismas sea escalable? Ecuación las facultades e institutos educativos en general se empezaron a diferenciar por servicios, mas allá del nivel educativo en si mismo, como mostramos nuestros valores de manera eficiente en cada área respectiva del campus? Como accedo a profesionales a nivel mundial en tiempo real? Gobierno La globalización y las constantes interdependencias hacen que la comunicación en tiempo real adquiera un valor estratégico para las alianzas regionales Salud Como acceder a especialistas remotos en tiempo real y obtener un diagnostico preciso Enterprise Cada vez hay mas proveedores y productos
El portfolio de Telepresencia es grande ya que nuclea las solución de Cisco previas a la adquisición de Tandberg y las de esta ultima empresa. En materia de terminales, que son los dispositivos que usan los usuarios finales, podemos determinar cuatro grupos. Immersive: Son aquellos que por su diseño tecnológico y funcional están preparados para trabajar en un entorno dedicado. Es así que la instalación de estas aplicaciones necesitan de un tamaño de sala determinado y condiciones de pintura, alfombrado, sillas etc. Vamos a ver mas de esto en los siguientes slides Multipurpose: Cuando necesitamos las salas para reuniones presenciales pero a la vez queremos dejarlas preparadas para colabora
La telepresencia inmersiva es el mejor escenario de colaboración visual porque integra tecnología y espacio para crear la mejor experiencia para el usuario