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- 1. Communication Tools For The Executive/ Knowledge Worker Mark Brzosko Sales Engineer NEC Unified Solutions
- 7. Product Demo
- 10. Dial tone is not a compelling feature
- 11. Technology is changing the way businesses operate
- 12. By virtue of “convergence”, telecom industry has changed to a computer model …selling applications
- 13. Partners NEC’s UNIVERGE360 Approach Services Unified Business Unified Processes Supply Chain Management Customer Relationship Management Operations and Inventory Management Unified Communications Mobility Desktop Integration User Experience Unified Infrastructure Data Center Network Desktop and End-points
- 19. Product Demo
- 22. Presence Profiles Customize Greetings based on Mode, Availability or Calendar
- 24. Caller Profiles Set up unique options and / or greetings for specific callers
- 25. One-touch Options from Voice Messaging Offer your callers one-touch options, either generic or specific to each caller / profile
- 26. Outlook Integration Manage Phone Calls Inside Outlook or via Executive Desktop Craig Powall from NEC
- 29. Contact List
- 30. Call Control
- 31. Video & Web Collaboration
- 32. Seamless integration with Mobile Client
- 36. UC700 - Intuitive Interface Features UCE administrator can upload photos to further enhance the user experience Provides “Business Class” control (company approved images) Photos appear in UC700 Conference Manager Photos stored in the OW5000 database
- 38. Personal
- 39. External
- 40. Outgoing Calls
- 41. Incoming Calls
- 43. Call Rules
- 44. Shortcut DefinitionsCall Logs
- 46. Personal
- 47. External
- 48. AllCreate “Contact Lists” for instant collaboration
- 50. Online
- 51. Out of Office
- 52. At Lunch
- 53. Away from Desk
- 54. Busy
- 55. In a Meeting
- 56. On Business Trip
- 57. On Vacation
- 58. Automatic Status
- 59. Idle Watcher
- 60. Calendar Link
- 62. UC700 - Presence Features Enhanced Presence Set rules for different people “I am in a meeting and unavailable to most other users but available to my boss.” Henry Miller’s user interface indicates Elise Cowan is in a meeting but her status icon is green because she has set her rules to be availableto Henry Miller
- 63. UC700 - Presence Features Mouse over a contact to view available communication devices and preferred method of contact.
- 64. UC700 - Presence Features Single click on a name to instantly view detailed contact rules and information
- 65. UC700 - Call Control User Status Control Connected Call Call being dialed. Will turn blue when connected. Two blue icons represent three party conference call Transfer Free-Form Dialer Video Call (Option) Communications Log Hold Audio Conference Manager Redirect Incoming Calls
- 67. Performs outbound dialing to bring participants into conference.
- 68. Seamless transition from 3-way conference to bridge.
- 70. IM Logs Stored Locally
- 72. Missed Calls
- 73. Instant Messages
- 74. Current Presence
- 81. Product Demo
- 84. Examples Of Tools WebEx GoToMeeting NEC Hosted Collaboration
- 86. VoIP or Standard PSTN Audio Conferencing
- 87. Browser Based - allows UC and Non-UC participants to conference
- 89. Provides moderator complete control of conference
- 92. Adjust Video and/or Audio Quality
- 95. Jointly modify documents and spreadsheets without having to pass files back and forth
- 97. Features of Executive Conference Up to 64 ports available for GR Easy to use and administer Secure calls with PIN number access Book future or recurring conferences Pre-book participants or invite them on the fly – or give them a PIN to dial in themselves Remote callers have no hassles joining a call See who is speaking at the time* Adjust input and output volume via PC or phone *
- 99. Creating a Scheduled Conference This Conference is scheduled to recur every Thursday at 10am for the next 12 months
- 100. Creating a Scheduled Conference The organizer can choose to email participants a conference invitation that will automatically create an appointment in their calendar with all the conference details
- 101. Joining a Conference Barbara is on a private channel inviting George to join the Conference Paul has not yet joined the Conference. He can dial in himself, click a button in Desktop, OR be reminded or introduced by another participant Only members of this Conference can see this PIN in Desktop If George declines, Barbara can choose to leave his button displayed to show other attendees that he was invited
- 102. While in a Conference The organizer or host can remove any party from the Conference, and adjust the Mute option. Users can adjust their own, or use keys on their phone
- 103. What Do Other Users See? Conference is a Red phone icon Presence will show…
- 105. Solution Examples
- 107. Collaboration Tools
- 108. Solution Examples
- 109. Product Demo
- 110. On Campus Mobility
- 112. Types of Mobile Devices Cordless Analog and Digital Phones Digital and IP DECT Phones WiFi Telephone Devices Soft-phones Mobile Clients for Smart Cell Phones
- 114. What features are desired?
- 115. Specific applications to be supported
- 116. Should data and voice share the same AP’s?
- 117. Desired battery life
- 120. Developed by ETSI in early 1990’s
- 121. No Interference
- 122. No Security Issues
- 123. Low power operation
- 126. Business Mobility Wireless IP Terminals IP-based wireless system provides seamless handover Connect DECT Access Points directly to the LAN Improve Employee Mobility Increase Responsiveness Improve Customer Satisfaction
- 127. DTL-8R Wireless Handset Digital DECT Cordless Simplified Solution Easy Installation Strategically position Digital DECT Repeater's then set up Digital DECT handsets for maximum coverage Provides up to 4 lines and 4 speed dial keys Wide area and enable users to move around freely Base Station
- 128. UNIVERGE Mobile Client (MC310) Enterprise Solution – SV8500 First release – MC310 Twinning up to four numbers More Celluar Choices One voice mail sytem – voicemail avoidance Change Status / Mobility remotely UC700 with rules WEB site on.off Later releases Benefits of MC310 with more enhancements Corporate VMM notification to Cell Move Functionality (Cell to desk and visa versa) More intgration with UC700 Corporate directory / Buddy list look up and status
- 129. MC310 -Dual Ring Capability Ring user Mobile Client and desktop terminal for single call User can select to answer call on Mobile Client or desktop terminal UC700 Enhancements Call Logs will be updated with answered call Presence will be updated as “In Call” when answered on either device Cell phone independent
- 130. The Knowledge Worker
- 131. Presence Profiles Customize Greetings based on Mode, Availability or Calendar
- 133. Presence Profile
- 134. Caller Based
- 137. Caller Profiles Set up unique options and / or greetings for specific callers.
- 138. One-touch Options from Voice Messaging Offer your callers one-touch options, either generic or specific to each caller / profile.
- 139. Outlook Integration Manage Phone Calls Inside Outlook or via Executive Desktop Craig Powall from NEC
- 140. Viewing Waiting/Held Calls View currently connected, queued or holding calls.
- 141. Unobtrusive “New Call” screen pop allows calls to be answered, displayed, or diverted to Voice Messaging.
- 142. Screen Pop Outlook or Other Application Or choose to “pop” Outlook or another Business Application
- 143. Presence and One-touch Dialing Choose a style for your Presence viewer
- 144. Missed and Recent Calls Call History Log allows sorting and control of current call
- 145. Making a Call with Phonebook Or Open the Phonebook For quick access to phone numbers, type the Name in the Contact field Barbara Stuart @ ABC.com Click the Presence button Contact information at your fingertips
- 146. Manage Conference Calls via Desktop Right click the Active Call and choose ’Conference’ …or click ‘Conference’ from the Phone Calls screenpop All parties in a conference are displayed
- 147. Desk-to-Desk Chat Desktop users can text chat each other, even while on the phone
- 148. Off Campus Mobility
- 149. Go Mobile Paula Moor from NEC Go Mobile:Transfer calls from your Desktop to your Mobile, Retrieve diverted calls back to your Desktop, use Rules to route callers to your Mobile or to VM. PBX platform and version dependent. Mobility requires Executive Desktop
- 151. Ad Hoc Conferences Up to 64 callers may be connected to a conference
- 152. Schedule Conferences This Conference is scheduled to recur every Thursday at 10am for the next 12 months
- 153. Conference Invitations eMail Notifications will automatically create a Calendar appointment with conference details Internal Users Get a Pop Up Notification Reminder
- 154. Easy Access to the Bridge Internal “Road Warriors” simply dial into their mailbox and hear “Press 1 to enter the Scheduled Conference” Customers or External participants can call any internal conference participant and hear “Press 1 to join the conference”.
- 155. Managing the Start of a Conference If George declines, Barbara can choose to leave his button displayed to show other attendees that he was invited Barbara is on a private channel inviting George to join the Conference Paul has not yet joined the Conference. He can dial in himself, click a button in Desktop, OR be reminded or introduced by another participant Only members of this Conference can see this PIN in Desktop 29 June 2009
- 156. While in the Conference The organizer or host can remove any party from the Conference, and adjust the Mute option. Desktop Users can adjust their own, or use keys on their phone
- 158. Presence will show…29 June 2009
- 160. Desktop Communications Applications
- 161. Presence
- 162. Personal Profiles
- 163. Unified Messaging
- 165. Desktop Telephony Control
- 166. Integration with E-mail Client – One Touch Dialing
- 168. Flexible Scheduling
- 169. Calendar Integration
- 170. Inclusion of Video
- 171. Wireless Solutions
- 172. Wireless Telephones
- 173. DECT Systems
- 174. 802.11 Phones
- 175. Soft Phones
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- The UNIVERGE360 vision comprises three layers that work toward a more unified organization. Beginning with the foundation and working upward, these layers include Unified Infrastructure, Unified Communications and Unified Processes – with the ultimate goal being the “Unified Business.” Partners and Services also play a key role in the NEC’s UNIVERGE360 Approach. Unified Infrastructure (Bottom Layer) The foundation for any business communication is a Unified Infrastructure. Enterprises require a robust, reliable and secure network platform in order to implement the enhanced applications, such as unified communications and fixed-mobile convergence, which enable the true Unified Business.NEC’s Unified Infrastructure elements include data center solutions, network solutions and devices. All of these elements are scalable and secure with end-to-end network management and proactive problem resolution for excellent quality of service. NEC’s data center solutions include the streamlined UNIVERGE SV8000 communications portfolio, NEC server solutions and advanced IT solutions, such as HYDRAstor. NEC’s network solutions, including Assured Mobility wireless solutions and digital signage NEC’s IP voice devices and solutions for the desktop give businesses a choice of how they want to communicate. They include DT700 and DT300 IP desktop terminals which feature a new XML open-standards interface, a modular design for a wide variety of configurations and a sleek new look. Also included are the SP30 and SP350 softphones which give users the ability to call from any location using their enterprise extension.Unified Communications (Middle Layer)Unified Communications comprises the applications that reside on the network infrastructure to enable customers to experience greater productivity through the convergence of communication channels and business processes. NEC offers UC solutions based on the needs of the business, including UC for Business,UC for Enterprise and Assured Mobility solutions.UC for Business includes a feature-rich, single-server system for small- to mid-sized businesses UC for Enterprise provides a scalable, feature-rich application-based communication environment for large enterprisesAssured Mobility. NEC’s MC530 Mobile Client is an intuitive smartphone application that provides users with reliable access to their enterprise desktop voice communications via dual-mode connectivity – Wi-Fi and cellular – for access both on- and off- campusUnified Processes (Top Layer)Unified Processes represent the convergence of communications with key business processes such as Supply Chain Management (SCM), Customer Relationship Management (CRM) or Sales Force Automation (SFA). In the UNIVERGE360 model, Unified Processes represent the technology layer at which communications truly enhances or improves a critical business process. Efficiency and productivity are enhanced across the organization. Communications Enabled Business Processes (CEBP) are beginning to help enterprises evolve their operations further across all processes, not just the back office. NEC can achieve the Unified Process through:Software-oriented architectures leveraging communications software based on open standards, such as SOAP, SIP, WSDL and XML. NEC’s Sphericall solution fits this profile. NEC’s UNIVERGE OW5000 media gateway provides a middleware development platform NEC can develop customized applications through its professional services team, known as the Advanced Applications Solutions Group.Unified Business The cornerstone of the UNIVERGE360 vision, the Unified Business ties together the role of an individual with business processes and the communication solutions individuals need to complete their job. More simply put, Unified Business can be viewed as a business goal that places employees at the center of communications.NEC ServicesNEC’s professional, managed, training, maintenance and break/fix services assist in completing the UNIVERGE360 communications model. NEC offers many levels of service based on the specific needs of the business.Professional Services - NEC’s Advanced Application Solutions Group designs custom applications Managed Services & Monitoring - Monitoring conducted by the NEC Unified Solutions Network Operations Center NEC Security Services – Security Assessments and Network Based Security Services.NEC PartnershipsNEC’s strong, unique global partnerships provide flexibility and diversity, resulting in scalable and customized applications, services and solutions. NEC’s strong associate program provides training and support from NEC Unified Solutions that allows associates to deliver solutions based on NEC’s high standards.The UNIVERGE Solutions Partner Program creates a cooperative relationship with other companies in the communications industry to fully integrate their offerings with NEC products
- By combining proven DECT technology in the 1.9 GHz radio spectrum, NEC offers an integrated IP peer-to-peer highly secure, high quality voice solution with seamless roaming throughout the building and up to 12 simultaneous calls per radio. The voice quality on our Business Mobility wireless IP handsets, operating in the 1.9 GHz band, is superior to existing 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz models and enables the user to talk anywhere in their facility without interference from a wireless network. The radio technology deployed by Business Mobility has been in use for a number of years in Europe and has proven to provide brilliant quality of voice and sound, high protection against possible eavesdropping and better range than 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz phone systems
- All the wireless IP handsets operates in the 1.9 GHZ frequency band that has been cleared specifically for voice applications, thus avoiding any interference problems and delivering crystal clear and secure voice conversations.