23. Avaya 企业通讯整体解决方案及产品 Communications Infrastructure 通信基础设施 Servers, Gateways, Virtualization, Networks 服务器、网关、虚拟化、网络 Performance Analytics 性能分析 Avaya IQ Session Manager Application Enablement 应用启用 Presence 在线状态 Integrated Management 集成管理 Voice & Video Telephony 语音与视频通信 Communication Manager Deskphone Portal Communicator Mobile Speech Agent User Collaboration 用户协作 Messaging Video, Audio, Web Conferencing Group Collaboration 部门协作 Contact Management Interaction Solutions 互动解决方案 Self-Service Proactive Contact Operational Effectiveness
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48. 基于 UC 的 One-X Mobile 客户端部署架构 Internet One-X Mobile 服务器 Active Directory 服务器 Exchange 服务器 DMZ Avaya Modular Messaging 模块化消息系统 AES 服务器 企业核心通讯应用 HTTP/HTTPS One-X Mobile 客户端 One-X Mobile Web Portal HTTP/HTTPS IMAP/MAPI JTAPI CTI 连接 S8700 服务器 / G650 媒体网关 LDAP SMTP 内部网络
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126. Avaya Voice Portal 自助服务系统物理架构 Communication Manger Agents 业务代表 数据库 网络服务 CTI LAN/WAN 局域网 / 广域网 PSTN/IP Media Processing MPPs 多媒体处理 VPMS -OAM&P -Reporting -SNMP Web Application Server (Websphere, Tomcat) 网络应用服务器 Dialog Designer VoIP MPP - Run the Media Processing Here MPP -此处运行媒体处理 Application Development Environment -Design the Application Here 应用开发环境-此处设计 Application Execution Environment - Run the Application Here 应用执行环境-此处运行程序 VPMS - Manage the Application Here 此处进行应用管理 Voice Portal Server
Let’s look at the key elements of our UC product portfolio. These applications , core communications services and infrastructure elements obviously play key roles within our communications architecture as discussed previously. Our User Collaboration applications, branded as Avaya one-X, deliver the right experience to the right users wherever they are, though whatever device, access method, or productivity or enterprise application the user has. We have been significantly expanding this one-X family – and I am sure you will all be looking at the new Avaya one-X Communicator, updates to Portal and Mobile, and talking with the Contact Center team about our one-X Agent direction. Looking beyond the productivity of just a single user, our Group Collaboration applications empower teams of people in working together. Obviously our Messaging solutions have been a foundation for many years, including our built-in Communication Manager Messaging for midsize and single-site needs and Modular Messaging for broad enterprise “FCE” deployments unified with Microsoft and IBM environments – providing . state-of-the-art migration for our Intuity and Octel installed base. I don’t need to tell you that video is everywhere today! We take an integrated approach to video, audio and web conferencing all working together, working with the rest of of UC portfolio here, and working in a rich multi-vendor way through our partnerships and integrations. All of these applications need to rest on a solid core communications foundation. For Avaya, our flagship at this level is Avaya Communication Manager. In the roadmap and in later parts of the presentation we will showing how we are dramatically expanding the software capabilities of Communication Manager to meet new customer needs – in areas like high-scale SIP architectures, presence, application enablement and . At the EXPO and other learning opportunities you will hear more about the exciting “next generation” of Communication Manager. What this means for you is that you can sell Communication Manager today with confidence, knowing that it is a sound long-term investment for your customers while also providing a rich evolutionary software roadmap. Our software foundation is then supported by the servers, gateways and networking elements that we support – which will be expanded with greater virtualization capabilities in the year ahead.
This graphic depicts all the applications that are relevant to the Unified Communication space today as they are converging. The left hand side represents the core communication applications that are telephony driven. The right hand side represents those UC related applications with origins in data. Both sides are equally as important in the solution, and customers are not usually willing to give up the advancements made in each of theses separate markets over the last 10 years. Industry analysts who track and measure market size and share place Avaya in a number 1 position in IP Telephony, Unified Messaging, and conferencing. Our mobility unified messaging, and speech access solutions have won numerous awards. In addition to those applications that we build and develop, Avaya also recognizes that other market leaders will continue to deliver very strong applications and devices as well. Microsoft, Adobe and IBM for their desktop suite of applications; and Polycom & Tandberg for their voice & video conferencing capabilities, and all the major mobility players. As markets converge, unified communications takes on a new set of attributes.
This is actually a market differentiated Avaya strategy. Regardless of how people choose to work, we aim to fully able whatever mobile device your enterprise/end-users choose, we have line of solid natively defined experiences and thin client experiences. We normally also include reference to the “integrated” part of the strategy which says if you are a Microsoft shop we aim to fully able your collaborative platform of choice. If you’re a Lotus shop, we’ll do that too.
1) Shared Mode This mode is only used when you are working at the desk phone where your extension resides * All speaking and listening is done through the desk phone attached to Avaya Communication Manager * When you initiate a call from one-X Portal, your desk phone goes off hook and dials the number; When you initiate a call from the desk phone, it will be indicated as such within one-X Portal * As you use features of one-X Portal to manage the call (e.g. hold, conference) it will be indicated as such on the desk phone; As you use features on the desk phone to manage the call (e.g. hold, conference) it will be indicated as such on one-X Portal * You can terminate the call by hanging up the desk phone or dropping the call from within one-X Portal 2) PC Only Mode * All speaking and listening is done through the PC multi-media capabilities * All call control is performed through one-X Portal 3) Dual-Connect or Remote Mode * All speaking and listening is done through any telephone as designated by the user. This could be a home phone, home office, virtual office, mobile phone, etc. * All call control is performed through one-X Portal * The user tells one-X Portal where to route all calls Inbound Calls * When a call arrives for the extension, the Avaya Communication Manager reroutes the call to the designated number * The designated phone will ring normally and one-X Portal will provide a visual and audio indication that there is an inbound call * The user need only answer the telephone as they would for any other call * Once the call is in progress, they can manage the call (e.g. hold, conference, transfer, etc.) using one-X Portal * The user can terminate the call just by hanging up, or dropping the call from within one-X Portal Outbound Calls * The user uses any of the techniques within one-X Portal to originate a call (enter a number, click on a contact, etc.) * Avaya Communication Manager first places a call to the user at the telephone designated by the user * Once the call has been answered, the Avaya Communication Manager then places the outbound portion of the call * Once the call is in progress, the user can manage the call (e.g. hold, conference, transfer, etc.) using one-X Portal * The user can terminate the call just by hanging up, or dropping the call from within one-X Portal Note that the inbound call originators or outbound call recipients receive no information regarding the number or location of the user beyond the extension number associated with the user
You can set recurrence, for example every week, and so on! Do not need to book every time. Exit and Entry Tone can be chosen in adervanced tab, and roll call too.
Value Proposition for using one-X Portal to manage call: More secure: know who is on the call Save time no need for roll call know who has come and who has gone add new members easily Eliminate time wasters “ who just joined?” or “did we lose someone?” quickly identify noisy lines or music on hold then mute/drop Greater context: know who is talking More effective meetings more control allows for focus on meeting purpose and less on logistics and technology Value Proposition for expanded capacity: allows more cost-effective expansion MX 4.1.2 will replace the high cost/ low margin Convedia solution at the up to 2000 port size 500-port MX 4.1.2 solution with S6200 is 38% less expensive than same size S6800 system and delivers better margins For the customer: Faster ROI For Avaya: Higher margins and easier solution to sell to this market
Integrated solution features Click-to-Conference Click from an IM or buddy list to launch an audio conference on the Meeting Exchange Express bridge Click-to-call also supported Integrated Audio/Web Management Embedded audio controls in Sametime Meeting Room provides range of capabilities: Visually identify participants and speakers Mute individual or all participants (moderator capability) Disconnect individuals Dial out to bring additional participants into the call
Together, IBM and Avaya have implemented a rich set of Unified Communication + Collaboration (UC 2 ) solutions that integrate IBM Lotus Sametime and Notes clients with Avaya Telephony, Conferencing and Messaging products. Together, these Unified Communication + Collaboration (UC 2 ) solutions are designed to: Speed communications across dispersed teams Enable faster, more informed decision making Improve productivity Reduce costs
This integration allows users to make calls to any telephone directly via the Avaya Corporate PBX (Communication Manager).
Supervisors can See an agent’s request for help Join calls See current state of each agent If Supervisor is connected to IDS: View statistics on avg length of time an agent is spending in After Call Work and Available modes View statistics on the number of calls the agent has taken Send text-based messages to agents Send call-related data to to the IDS and agents Agent node with 3 2 nd level nodes Call node – number of calls currently being handled and total number of call from starting Supervisor; each call node as single child node for each call currently at agent device – this active call node shows call state (connect, conferencep), direction of call and phone number of other party Agent state – agent name, ID and current work mode Agent statistics – (must be connected to IDS); Avg ACW, Avg Available; Calls received/interval (total number of calls agent has taken during interval specified in the switch; interval is any value between 1-60 mins)
Observer – Hear conversation but agent and customer cannot hear you Coach – Hold conversation with agent with customer overhearing you Participant – 3 way conversation; conferencing To join a call, drill down into Active Call Node and select which option Messages history is available but only for the session Supervisor is open; not saved Limit of 100 messages If CTI application is connected to IDS and application is monitoring call UCID’s (Universal Call ID) can send call data to those agents using Supervisor. Maximum of 20 items
At the desktop, users have the option to control scrolling speed and direction and view all data elements or messages in a list format in a separate window. Whether or not the marquee is docked and overall appearance of the data and messaging marquee are configured on the server by the administrator.