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Legal Disclaimer

The information conveyed in this presentation, including oral comments and written materials, is confidential and proprietary to Avaya and is intended solely for Avaya employees and members of the Avaya Connect or DevConnect programs. If you are not an Avaya employee or member of the Avaya Connect or DevConnect programs, you are not the intended recipient of this information and cannot participate in or listen to the presentation. Please delete or return any related material. Avaya will enforce its rights to protect its confidential and proprietary information, and failure to comply with the foregoing may result in legal action against you and your company.

Notice: While reasonable efforts were made to ensure that the information in this document was complete and accurate at the time of printing, Avaya Inc. can assume no liability for any errors. Changes and corrections to the information in this document may be made in the future.

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MessagingMessaging

Application & Integration ServicesApplication & Integration Services

Voice/Video TeleserviceVoice/Video Teleservice Presence ServicesPresence Services

Session ManagementSession Management

Management Subsystem

Management Subsystem

TM

Unified Communications Architecture View

Conferencing & CollaborationConferencing & Collaboration MobilityMobility

Data InfrastructureData InfrastructureCommunications Infrastructure – Access ElementCommunications Infrastructure – Access Element

GWs & SBCsGWs & SBCs Video EndpointsVideo EndpointsAvaya ClientsAvaya Clients

3

Applications & Services

Core Communications

Infrastructure

Access

CM - AECM - AE CS1K - AECS1K - AE CS21K - AECS21K - AE

IPO - AEIPO - AE BCM - AEBCM - AE SCS - AESCS - AE

VSP 9000VSP 9000

G860G860 Aura SBCAura SBC MoJoMoJo 1X-Comm1X-Comm96009600 16001600 11001100

12001200 MoJoMoJo 1x-Com1x-Com Acme SBCAcme SBCAudio CodesAudio Codes

System ManagerSystem Manager

UC ManagerUC Manager

IPTCMIPTCM

AIMAIM

Session ManagerSession Manager

Presence ServerPresence ServerCM - FSCM - FS AS5300AS5300

ACEACE AESAES

Aura MessagingAura Messaging Meeting ExchangeMeeting Exchange

MASMAS1X Clients1X Clients

ERS SwitchesERS Switches WLAN 8100WLAN 8100

Secure RoutersSecure Routers ID EnginesID Engines UCMUCM

Modular Mess.Modular Mess.

Call PilotCall Pilot

HMSR2HMSR2

MCS 5100MCS 5100

Life SizeLife Size

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Agenda

Introduction – Collaboration Today

Mobility Market Overview

Solution Offers

Why Sell Avaya Mobility Solutions

Training Requirements and Recommendations

Additional Information & Resources

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Introduction

Collaboration Today

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Collaboration Today: Non-real time, ad hoc, labor intensive, ineffective…

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…siloed, disjointed, location-centric, sequential and application specific.

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BusinessEvents

Avaya’s Vision:Deliver effective Business Collaboration, bringing together the right people at the right time with the right informationin an environment that drives business results

Empowering each moment of

collaboration

BusinessResults

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Mobility Market

Overview

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Current Mobile Trends and Drivers Expanding device options and changing smartphone

landscape– Android – 50% of new sales (NA)– iPhone – Complete product– BlackBerry, Nokia – Today’s market share losers– Microsoft – In transition

Personal choice is quickly evolving from feature phones to Smartphones– Creating rapidly expanding app platform footprint– My Apps, Always-on, Always with me > carried into the

enterprise– Users’ preferred and often most reliable means of

communication

Traffic migrating off network?– Outside of enterprise UC framework– Higher cost, higher risk

Urgent need to tightly integrate mobile device w/ enterprise communications– Consistency of service, flexibility to chose device– Consistent user experience– Cost savings

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Impacts on today’s Enterprise Communications

Enterprise Communications Environment

Enterprise Network Internet

User complexity, high costs and loss of control

Cellular

Mobile Services

Office identity and Mobile identityOffice number and mobile number

Office voice mail and mobile voice mailEnterprise low cost calling vs. Mobile high cost calling

Enterprise presence vs. personal presence Corporate directory vs. Local contact lists

Enterprise Unified Communications vs. cloud services/Social Networks

Primary communication deviceOffice/Portable communication

Communication migration to mobiles

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Increase Productivity Improve Customer Satisfaction

Enhance IT Management

Accessibility

Real-time communications

Quick access to UC capabilities

Easy-to-use intuitive interface

Toll Avoidance

Voice messages delivered via data instead of the voice channel

Handoff to deskphone/PC client

Call back to mobile

Control of mobile calling

Multi-platform

Consolidated CDR

3rd party recording of mobile calls

Business Continuity

Mobility Solutions Drive Business Benefits

Minimize queues

Problem resolution

Faster response

Reduce Mobile Costs

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Mobility Solution Offers

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Tele-worker

Road Warrior

Campus Nomad

Hot Desker

Mobile Extension to PBX

Extension to Cellular (Avaya Aura) ● ♦ ♦ ●

Mobile Extension (CS1000) ● ♦ ♦ ●

Fixed Mobile Convergence Avaya one-X® Mobile ♦ ● ●

Avaya Desktop Video Device w/ Avaya Flare® Experience ♦

FMC w/3rd Party Dual-mode, Cloud/enterprise federated, GSM gateway ♦ ♦

Mobile Applications

Avaya one-X® Portal (Avaya Aura) ♦ ♦ ♦

Avaya one-X® Communicator (Avaya Aura, CS1000) ♦ ♦

Avaya one-X® Agent (Avaya Aura) ♦

Avaya one-X® Speech ● ♦ ♦

Modular Messaging w/Speech-to-Text ● ♦ ♦

Avaya ACE™ Mobile Cost Optimizer ● ♦ ●

Avaya ACE™ Hot Desking ● ● ♦

Avaya ACE™ Microsoft Communicator Add-in ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦

Meeting Exchange, Avaya Aura® Conferencing (TUI) ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦

Avaya Notification Solution ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦

Avaya Aura ® Communication Manager (Enterprise Mobility User, SIP Visiting User), Avaya Aura® Session Manager

● ● ♦ ♦

Target Worker Segment► ♦ Primary

● Secondary

Avaya’s Enterprise UC Mobility Portfolio

Avaya Offer▼

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Teleworker Road Warrior

Campus Nomad

Hot Desker

Vertical Mobile Applications

Mobile Device Checkout (Healthcare, Retail, Hospitality, Manufacturing) ♦

IP Softphone for Windows Mobile 6 (Retail) ♦

Mobile DevicesVPN Phones ♦

IP Wireless Handsets (Wi-Fi, DECT) ♦ ●

In-building Mobile Network WLAN 8100 ● ♦ ♦

Professional Services

Wireless Site Survey ● ♦ ●

Business Communications Advisory Service ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦

Technical Advisory Service ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦

Global Support Services Design, Install, Deploy, Maintain ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦

Avaya’s Enterprise UC Mobility Portfolio (cont’d)

Avaya Offer▼

Target Worker Segment► ♦ Primary

● Secondary

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What’s New: People-First Mobile Collaboration

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Richer mobile collaboration and increased choiceAvaya one-X® Mobile 6.1

– Presence, Call intercept, Auto-answer of PBX call-back– New Android client , optimized touch UI for Blackberry

Avaya one-X® Mobile SIP for iOS 1.0– For iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad– Voice over WLAN, WiFi, Cellular Data (3G/4G)

Lower TCO and acceleration of UC deploymentAvaya one-X® Client Enablement Services 6.1

– Unified Avaya Aura® services for broad range of clients

Richer Apple and Windows client choicesAvaya one-X® Communicator 6.1 (for Windows)

– New platforms, Enhanced audio, Expanded featuresAvaya one-X® Communicator for Mac OS 1.0 (SIP)

– UC client with click to dial, enterprise directory integration

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Mobility Solution Offers:

Avaya one-X® Client Enablement Services

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People-Centric Mobility: Avaya one-X ® Client Enablement Services

unified client services

one-X® Communicator

one-X® Mobile Server

Avaya Aura® Avaya Aura®

• Call logs• Favorites/VIP lists• Call screening• Call routing • Presence status• Personalized

message• Visual Voicemail

one-X® Mobile

Yesterday Today

one-X® Client Enablement Services

Separate user data and services handling

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Support for CM 5.2.1 & 6.x Avaya Aura® Presence 6.1

Avaya one-X® Client Enablement Services 6.1

Avaya Aura®Session Manager

6.0+

Avaya Aura® Communication Manager

5.2.1 (h.323) and 6.0.1(SIP)

Avaya Aura® Messaging(optional)

Avaya Aura® Conferencing

(Optional)

Avaya Aura® AES

SystemManger 6.1

One-X Mobile

One-X Communicator

SIP (Call Control, Media, IM/Presence)

EnterpriseLDAP

SIP

LDAPExchange /outlook(Personal Contacts) Enterprise

Contacts

REST, XML(UC Features)

Note: H.323 endpoints supported against CM 5.2.1+ SIP endpoints support require - CM 6.0.1+ - SM 6.0+

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Installation via System Platform

Only supports System Platform installation Two steps installation: System Platform first, then one-X CES template A template is a configuration of applications running on System Platform Simpler and easier to install, configure and manage

Avaya Aura ® ApplicationsSystem Platform

one-X ® Client Enablement Services template

step 1

step 2

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Avaya Common Server: Hardware Requirements

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Hardware Requirements

Minimum Specification Dell

CPU Two quad core 2.23 GHz or better Dual quad core 2.4 GHz

Memory 16 GB 24 GB

Hard Drive 2 x 146 GB 4 x 146 GB RAID 5

Network Card 100Mbps/1Gbps 100Mbps/1Gbps

Optical Drive DVD/CD Combination DVD/CD Combination

Operating System Requirements

Installation of Red Hat Linux

This must be a Default Installation - not a minimal installation (Cannot install SE Linux)

This must be a Default Installation - not a minimal installation (Cannot install SE Linux)

Version of Red Hat ES Linux

Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES release 5 (64 bit) updates covered by the posted policy. Latest updates will be supported

Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES release 5 (64 bit) updates covered by the posted policy. Latest updates will be supported

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Mobility Solution Offers:

Avaya one-X® Mobile

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Avaya one-X® Mobile

Single Number Reach– Incoming calls to office ring on mobile (shows caller ID)– Can also ring up to 4 addt’l devices (eg. Home)– Filter calls to allow only VIPs

Single Identity– Outbound mobile calls are handled by enterprise call server – Receiving line shows office ID (hidden mobile number)

Low cost mobile communications

– Enterprise routing and call back for toll avoidance

Single Voice Mail– Voice Mail notification via SMS– Visual Voice Mail– Enterprise Voicemail enforcement

Call handoff/management– Handoff w/ deskphone or one-X Communicator client– Call back to any phone– Centralized call logs/recording

Enterprise Unified Communications– Presence view and update– Search corporate directory and local contacts– Unified call logs and contacts across one-X endpoints

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Integrates mobile smartphones with Aura UC Applications and Services

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one-X ® Mobile 6.1 Client Support Apple iPhone 3G, 3GS, 4

BlackBerry OS 5/6– Bold 9650, 9700– Curve 8520, 8900, 9300– Perl 9105– Touch models – Storm 2 (9550), Torch 9800

Symbian Enterprise devices– Converge client (can operate serverless w/ EC 500)– Nokia S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1 (Nokia E51, E63, E66, E71, 6121)– Nokia S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2 (Nokia E52, E55, E72, E75, 6220c)

Android 2.2+– Samsung Galaxy S/S2– HTC Evo– Motorola Droid X/2– Dell Streak 5/ Venue

Not supported– Windows Mobile– Windows Phone 7

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Installing one-X Mobile clients

Android client can be downloaded from Android Market or sent directly to the users via email

Apple iPhone client is downloaded from AppStore

BlackBerry and Symbian Clients are an over the air (OTA) installation from the enterprise hosted one-X CES server– User logs into one-X CES server– Provides mobile number and SMS address– One-X CES sends SMS message with link to client

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one-X® Mobile 6.1 for BlackBerry

Redesigned User Interface Support for latest BlackBerry Models

– OS 5/6– Touch models

Initiate one-X Mobile calls from any app– Native menu integration/dialing– Call Intercept (Green key dialing)

Improved User Experience– Auto-answer call backs

New one-X Mobile 6.1 features– Presence– Consolidated contacts/logs

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Native Call Intercept for BlackBerry

A mobile user selects a phone number included in a

meeting notice of the BlackBerry calendar

application

A press of the green key initiates a call. Alternatively

pressing the menu key presents an option to call the selected number using the

native dialer.

XCall

Intercept and re-direct

The native call intercept feature monitors the device for call requests and

“intercepts” any call attempts on the mobile phone. This ensures all calls

benefit from one-X Mobile call handling.

Native Call (to mobile operator) Blocked

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Avaya one-X ® Mobile 6.1 for Android

Fastest growing mobile platform– Support for Android 2.2+

Native dialer integration Allows one-X Mobile to be

configured as the default “Dialer” for any Android app

Supported Devices (Initial Release)– Samsung Galaxy S/S2– Dell Streak/Venue– HTC EVO 4G– Motorola Droid X/2

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Receiving an Incoming call with one-X® Mobile

one-X user (DN 5000) has three devices:

1) An IP Phone2) one-X Mobile equipped Smartphone3) Home Phone

PSTN

One-X Client Enablement Services

Internet

Cellular Network (CDMA/GSM)

Cellular Network (CDMA/GSM)

One-X CES updates EC500 call routing for user’s primary extension (eg. DN 5000 )

one-X Mobile user creates/selects phone(s) to ring with primary extension and one-X Mobile client updates one-X CES using available mobile data

connection (2G,3G, Wi-Fi)

Aura Communication

Manager3A call is originated to the

Enterprise DN or DID of the one-X user (DN 5000)

2

Aura CM sends the call to the IP set for DN 5000 and the IP

set begins to ring

1

4 EC 500 extends incoming call to mobile and any other number

entered using one-X Mobile (eg. Home phone)

Data Connection

Single Number and Voicemail

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one-X® Mobile Inbound CallsBenefits vs. Direct Mobile Call

Direct Cellular Call one-X® Mobile Call

Phone number Separate/private number revealed Single number rings office, mobile and others

Presence Update User’s Enterprise Presence is not updated and may show user as “available” during call

User’s Enterprise Presence is updated to show “unavailable on a call”

Missed Calls Go to cellular voice mail Go to corporate voicemail > retrieved using visual voicemail feature

Call Log Separate log Unified with one-X Communicator

Call Detail Recording

Cellular provider call logs, sometimes at extra cost. Separate logs for office use.

One CDR log for both office and mobile use

Screening Separate screening parameters (if available)

Consistent VIP screening

Handoff No handoff Option to handoff to deskphone

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Originating a call with one-X® Mobile

PSTN

one-X CES

Internet

Cellular Network (CDMA/GSM)

Cellular Network

(CDMA/GSM)

Having established the user leg of the call, one-X CES signals Aura CM to bridge a 2nd call to the real destination received in step (1).

One-X CES acknowledges

the call attempt

one-X Mobile user would like to make a call to DN 4000. The mobile call attempt

is sent from the one-X Mobile client to one-X CES over a secure data

connection.

Aura Communication

Manager

6The call arrives at the

set of DN 4000 with the Enterprise CLID of the

one-X Mobile user.

5

2

1

3 One-X CES signals the Aura CM to make a call to the call back number chosen by the one-X Mobile user.

Data Connection to one-X CES

DN 4000

4Once the call from the

Aura CM is answered at the call back destination, one-X CES initiates a 2nd

call to the real destination.

Note: The call back number can

be any phone number (e.g. a home phone, a temporary office

phone, etc)

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one-X® Mobile Outbound CallingBenefits vs. Direct Mobile Call

Direct Cellular Call one-X® Mobile Call

Mobile Identity Mobile phone # exposed – receiving party sees user’s mobile CLID

Mobile phone # is hidden – receiving party sees user’s office CLID

Presence Update User’s Enterprise Presence is not updated and may show user as “available” during call

User’s Enterprise Presence is updated to show “unavailable on a call”

Toll charges Cellular long distance rates apply ($$) Least-cost routing of enterprise network bypasses long distance toll charges

Roaming charges

Full-rate roaming charges apply for all calls ($$$)

Least-cost roaming by converting the outbound call to an inbound call

Call Log Separate log Unified with one-X Communicator

Call Detail Recording

Cellular provider call logs, sometimes at extra cost. Separate logs for office use.

One CDR log for both office and mobile use

Handoff No handoff Option to handoff to deskphone

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Single Number Reach– Incoming calls to office ring on mobile (shows

caller ID)– Can be combined w/ EC500 to ring other devices

Single Identity– Outbound mobile calls are handled by enterprise

call server – Receiving line shows office ID (hidden mobile

number)

Low cost mobile communications

– Enterprise routing for toll avoidance

– “Free” Wi-Fi connectivity replaces cellular use

Single Voice Mail– Shares common enterprise voicemail box– Enterprise Voicemail enforcement (EC500)

Enterprise Communication Features– Search corporate directory and local contacts– Mid-call features– Call persistence– Bridged line appearance

Support– SES 5.2, SM 6.x– iOS 4+

VoIP over Wi-Fi, 3G/4G Networks without Cellular Service dependency

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Mobile Client Comparison

BlackBerry Android Symbian iPhone (1XM-UC) iPhone (1XM-Lite) iPhone (1XM -SIP iOS)Platform OS5/6 OS2.2 S60-3rdEd.FP1/2 OS3/4 OS3/4 OS 4+

UC Client Yes Yes Yes Yes No NoTelephony/Lite Client No Planned (2H11) Yes Yes Yes NoConverged Client No Planned (2H11) Yes No No NoStandalone VoIP Client (Wi-Fi) No No (Planned 2012) No No No Yes (SIP iOS, 07/11)Dual-Mode Client (VoIP/UC) No No (Planned 2012) No No No No (Planned 2012)

Enterprise Dialing Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Cellular voice Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No

VoIP (Wi-Fi/3G) No No No No No Yes

Single number reach (Sim ring) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Ring other phone Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No

Hide Mobile # (Office CLID) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesBridged Line Appearance No No No No No YesIn-call feature access No (via FNE/Dialpad) Planned (2H11) Yes No (via FNE/Dialpad) No (via FNE/Dialpad) YesDevice Handoff (mob-desk) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No

Enterprise vmail enforcement Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesVisual Voicemail Yes Yes Yes Yes No NoWi-Fi Data Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesVIP Screening Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes NoUnified Call Logs Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes NoCall Back Yes Yes Yes Yes No NoAuto-answer Call Back Yes No No No No NoCall Back to Alt Yes Yes Yes Yes No NoCall Intercept Yes Yes No No No NoDirectory Access Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesMobile User Presence updates Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesSee Contact Presence Yes Yes Yes Yes No NoIM No No No No No No

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Mobility Solution Offers:

Avaya one-X® Communicator

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Avaya one-X® Communicator 6.1 for Communication Manager - Overview

Unified Communications Client

Provides enterprise users with simpler, more intuitive access to all their everyday communications tools

Streamline Personal Communications - Manage voice, video, voicemail, audio/video conferencing, directories, communication history, and initiate instant messaging and email—all in one interface

Work from Anywhere, Never Miss an Important Call – Usage modes provide users options whether they're working in the office, from a temporary worksite, at home, or from anywhere they have internet access

Lower Ownership Costs – Support for both H.323 and SIP communication protocols helps organizations standardize on a single softphone client for their entire enterprise workforce

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Avaya one-X® Communicator 6.1 Key New Features

Improved User Interface– Simplified Login

– Intuitive Conferencing & Transfer

– Audio Device Management

– Quick Access to Common Settings

– Dual Monitor Support

– Simplified Contact Lists

Enhanced Audio Experience Contacts and Call Logs Shared

Across All Devices Custom LDAP Search

UC Features for SIP and H.323 Users

– IM/Presence Between SIP and H.323 users

– Visual Voice Mail– Call History– Bridge Conferencing Visibility

and Control– Ubiquitous Telephony

Presence Lower TCO

Simplified Installer Enhanced Auto-Configuration Settings Restrictions

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Avaya Aura™ Core

Avaya one-X® Communicator 6.1 Deployment Options – “Standalone”Does not require integration with Client Enablement Server

Avaya Aura® Conferencing

(Optional)

Avaya Aura® AES

SystemManager 6.1

Avaya Aura® Presence 6.1

Avaya Aura®Session Manager 6.0

Avaya Aura® Communication

Manager5.2.1 (h.323) and 6.x

(SIP)

Avaya Aura® Messaging(optional)

H.323 or SIP

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Avaya Aura™ Core

Avaya one-X® Communicator 6.1 Deployment Options – “UC”

Avaya Aura® Presence 6.1

Avaya Aura® AES

SystemManager 6.1

Avaya Aura® Conferencing

(Optional)

Avaya Aura®Session

Manager 6.0

Avaya Aura® Communication

Manager5.2.1 (h.323) and 6.x

(SIP)

Avaya Aura® Messaging(optional)

H.323 or SIPAvaya one-X® Client Enablement Services

6.1

Microsoft Exchange(Personal Contacts)

Microsoft AD or Enterprise LDAP

(Enterprise Contacts)

UC Configuration Enables:Visual Voice MailConference ControlsPersonal StatusSynchronized Call LogsCall Block ControlsRing Other Phones Control

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Avaya one-X® Communicator 6.1 Layout and Controls

MessageWaiting Indicator

MessageWaiting Indicator

Inbox Dashboard- Messages- Calls- Contacts

Inbox Dashboard- Messages- Calls- Contacts

Window Controls- Help- Contextual Menu- Minimize Tool Bar- Close - System Tray

Window Controls- Help- Contextual Menu- Minimize Tool Bar- Close - System Tray

User Status- Available- Busy- Unavailable- Out of office- Offline(automatic or user selected)

User Status- Available- Busy- Unavailable- Out of office- Offline(automatic or user selected)

Action Bar- Search- Dial- Redial- Dial Pad- Conference Bridge

Action Bar- Search- Dial- Redial- Dial Pad- Conference Bridge

Channels / Quick Settings- Voice- Email- Instant Messaging- Video- Audio Devices

Channels / Quick Settings- Voice- Email- Instant Messaging- Video- Audio Devices

User definedPresenceUser definedPresence

SystemMessage AreaSystemMessage Area

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Avaya one-X® Communicator 6.1Selectable Usage Modes for Audio Path

Maintain enterprise identify for all inbound/outbound calls

Other Phone

Office/Home Officewith Avaya Deskphone

Desk PhoneComputer

Remote Locationwith any phone

Any Locationwithout phone

Aud

io

Cal

l Con

trol

Aud

io /

VoI

P

Cal

l Con

trol

Aud

io

Cal

l Con

trol

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MyAggregatedPresence

Avaya one-X® Communicator 6.1 UC Feature - Presence (H.323 & SIP)

AggregatedPresence

Location

System/PersonalMessage

MyLocation

ChannelState

MyPersonalMessage

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Avaya one-X® Communicator 6.1 Desktop Integration

Microsoft Office Communicator 2007 Citrix Presentation Server 5 or higher Web browser click-to-dial

– Recognizes, highlights phone #’s– IE 6.0, 7.0, 8.0 and Firefox 3.5 and 3.6

Windows taskbar Integration with Outlook and Lotus Notes contact for lookup LDAP lookup

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Avaya one-X® Communicator 6.1 Deployment

• IT Control & Management tools• Improved auto configuration

options• Separate tool for IT organizations

to create custom management configuration files

• Configuration files (xml) are created by the tool, which can be pushed to end-user’s PC

• Allows control for saving passwords

• Specify Dialing Rules• Specify Server settings

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Avaya one-X® Communicator for CS 1000

Supported on CS 1000 R7.5 MS Windows PCs (including Windows 7) CS 1000 SIP line functionality Telephony and Mid-Call features (hold, transfer,

etc.) Local contact list Call logs Message waiting indicator (MWI) Click-to-call from browsers (IE or Firefox) Audio conferencing Point-to-Point HD video (H.264) Search/display corporate or personal directories Busy State/Presence status updates

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CS1000 R7.5 one-X Communicator - Deployment

SIP for Voice & Video

one-XCommu-nicator

one-XCommu-nicator

Corp.Dir.

Corp.Dir.

CS1000R7.5

CS1000R7.5

SLGSLG PPPP

SSG

SSG

LDAP for Directory

Lookup

XMPP for PresenceXMPPfor IM

SMGRSMGRCS1000SubM

CS1000SubM DBDB

PresenceService

(PS)

PresenceService

(PS)

DB Sync

DBDBSMSMDBDB

SIP

SIP Core

TDM

UNISTIM SIP

TPSTPS

MGW

MGW

Legend:SMGR – Avaya Aura System ManagerSubM – CS1000 Subscriber Manager integrated into SMGRDB – Avaya Aura System Management DBSM – Avaya Aura Session ManagerPS – Avaya Aura Presence Service

Legend:PP – CS1000 Presence PublisherSLG – CS1000 SIP Line GatewaySSG – CS1000 SIP Signalling GatewayTPS – CS1000 Terminal Proxy ServerMGW – Media Gateway

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Avaya one-X® Communicator for Mac OS

How does it Work? Voice SIP soft phone with voice path via

VoIP (using the computer for audio) or via an alternate phone such as home phone or mobile phone

What is It? Voice SIP soft phone built upon the Avaya

one-X® platform designed specifically for Mac desktops and laptops operating in an Avaya Aura® SIP-enabled environment

Why does it Matter? Flexibility and Convenience: Native soft

phone for Mac with Avaya Aura® environment

Cost Savings: Allow remote users to leverage enterprise dial plan

Transfer call

Conference call

Message waiting indicator

Speed dial, Redial

Speaker and microphone control

Call History

Contact Management

Corporate directory integration

Click-to-dial

Encoding support

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Avaya one-X® CommunicatorFeature Matrix

one-X Communicator

Platform Configuration Audio Path SIP H.323 SIP H.323 SIP H.323

SIP or H.323 w/ CES

This Computer Desk Phone Other Phone

This Computer Desk Phone Other Phone

Desk Phone Other Phone Desk Phone Other Phone

This Computer Other Phone

R6.1 for CS1000

Standalone This Computer 7.5 PS 6.0 or 6.1

IM & Presence UC Featureset w/ CES Integration

Ring Other

Visual Voice Mail

Bridge Conf

Control

Sync'd Call

Logs/ Contacts

Call Block

Telephony Video

MWI

PS 6.1PS 6.0 or 6.1

R6.1 for Windows XP, Vista, 7 (32 /

64 bit)

SM 6.0 SP1+

CM 5.2.1, 6.0 SP1+

PS 6.1

Standalone

UC

PS 6.0 or 6.1

PS 6.1 PS 6.1R6.1 Citrix

R1.0 for MacOS

StandaloneSM 6.0 SP1+

Standalone

UC

SM 6.0 SP1+

CM 5.2.1, 6.0 SP1+

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Packaging & Pricing

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UC All Inclusive Bundle

Facilitates adoption and procurement of comprehensive suite of UC clients and applications

UC Application bundle for Avaya Aura® Communication Manager Extension to Cellular One-X Mobile One-X Portal One-X Communicator

Enterprise Edition customers receive UCAI as an entitlement Standard Edition customers can add UCAI for $60/user Avaya Presence is provided at no charge with Avaya Aura

Standard or Enterprise License

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Distribution of one-X Soft Client Software

Avaya one- X® license(s) must be purchased in order to use the clients– Purchases can be via UCAI or a la carte

– Avaya one-X® Communicator for CS1000, Avaya one-X® Communicator for Mac OS, and Avaya one-X® Mobile SIP for iOS are only available a la carte and are not part of the UCAI bundle.

– Orders are placed using standard mechanisms (e.g., ASD)

Avaya one-X® Communicator client software is available via download at support.avaya.com/downloads

Avaya one-X® Mobile client software is downloaded from Android Market, Apple App Store, or sent via e-mail or over-the-air (OTA) to the device

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Avaya one-X® Mobile Components

Name Description Material Code PriceAvaya one-X® Client Enablement Services – New/Add User Licenses

With Avaya one-X® Client Enablement Services user licensing customers receive Avaya one-X® Mobile 6.1 clients for iPhone, Android, BlackBerry and Symbian. Licenses are available a la carte or as an entitlement with the Avaya Aura Enterprise Edition and the UC All Inclusive offer.

228379 Via UC All Inclusive entitlement, or $100/user a la carte.

Avaya one-X ®Client Enablement Services – Upgrade from one-X® Mobile 5.X

Avaya one-X® Client Enablement Services user licensing is offered as an upgrade for existing Avaya one-X® Mobile 5.x licensed users.

228382 $15/user a la carte.

Avaya one-X ®Client Enablement Services Media/software DVD

700479314 $30

Avaya Aura System Platform Media/software DVD

Avaya one-X ®Client Enablement Services is offered as a template for Avaya Aura® System Platform.

700501130 $50

Avaya one-X® Mobile SIP for iOS – Software License

Avaya one-X® Mobile for iOS is designed for Apple iOS devices including iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad operating in an Avaya Aura® SIP-enabled environment. This client is only available a la carte. It does not require Avaya ® one-X Client Enablement Services and is not included in the UC All Inclusive bundle.

260101 $72

Included Software

Optional HardwareName Description Material Code PriceAvaya one-X ®Client Enablement Services Hardware Server – Dell R610

Deployment of Avaya one-X® Client Enablement Services software requires the separate purchase of this hardware server. Alternatively, customers can choose to provide their own server hardware platform provided it meets minimum specifications published in the support document “Implementing Avaya one- X ® Client Enablement Services”.

265905 $15,500

Avaya one- X ® Client Enablement Services Handset Server Hardware Platform

Avaya one-X® Client Enablement Services includes a Handset Services Server component that can be installed co-resident with one-X CES on a single server, or separated from one-X CES on its own server. Customers can provide their own Handset Server hardware platform provided it meets the minimum specifications published in the support document “Implementing Avaya one- X ® Client Enablement Services”.

700501084 $7,400

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Avaya one-X® Communicator Components

Included Software

Name Description Material Code PriceAvaya one-X® Communicator – New/Add User Licenses

Avaya one-X® Communicator (for Windows) release 6.1 provides significant enhancements including a simplified and improved user interface, an enhanced audio experience, availability of UC features for both SIP and H.323 endpoints, and greater IT controls for installation and configuration. Licenses are available a la carte, as an entitlement with Avaya Aura Enterprise Edition and the UC All Inclusive offer (not including video calling feature).

263271 Via UC All Inclusive entitlement, or $72/user a la carte.

Avaya one-X ®Communicator – Upgrade from one-X® Communicator 5.x/6.0

Avaya one-X® Communicator user licensing is offered as an upgrade for existing Avaya one-X® Communicator 5.x/6.0 licensed users.

263272 $15/user a la carte.

Avaya one-X® Communicator for Mac OS X – Software License

Avaya one-X® Communicator for Mac OS X is the latest offering built upon the Avaya one-X® platform designed specifically for Mac desktops and laptops operating in an Avaya Aura® SIP-enabled environment. This client is only available a la carte. It does not require Avaya ® one-X Client Enablement Services and is not included in the UC All Inclusive bundle.

260110 $72

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Avaya one-X® Communicator ComponentsOptional Software

Optional Hardware

Name Description Material Code PriceAvaya one-X® Communicator – VIDEO – New/Add User Licenses

Avaya one-X® Communicator video user licensing (for Windows) is an optional add-on. Licenses are available a la carte only.

229160 $42

Avaya one-X ®Communicator – Upgrade from one-X® Communicator 6.0

Avaya one-X® Communicator video user licensing is (for Windows) is offered as an upgrade for existing Avaya one-X® Communicator 6.0 licensed users.

229161 $9

Avaya one-X® Client Enablement Services – New/Add User Licenses

Avaya one-X® Client Enablement Services provides optional UC features for Avaya one-X® Communicator (for Windows). Licenses are available a la carte or as an entitlement with the Avaya Aura Enterprise Edition and the UC All Inclusive offer.

228379 Via UC All Inclusive entitlement, or $100/user a la carte.

Avaya one-X ®Client Enablement Services – Upgrade from one-X® Mobile 5.X

Avaya one-X® Client Enablement Services user licensing is offered as an upgrade for existing Avaya one-X® Mobile 5.x licensed users. Avaya one-X® Client Enablement Services provides optional UC features for Avaya one-X® Communicator (for Windows).

228382 $15/user a la carte.

Avaya one-X ®Client Enablement Services Media/software DVD

700479314 $30

Avaya Aura System Platform Media/software DVD

Avaya one-X ®Client Enablement Services is offered as a template for Avaya Aura® System Platform.

700501130 $50

Name Description Material Code PriceAvaya one-X ®Client Enablement Services Hardware Server – Dell R610

Deployment of Avaya one-X® Client Enablement Services software requires the separate purchase of this hardware server. Alternatively, customers can choose to provide their own server hardware platform provided it meets minimum specifications published in the support document “Implementing Avaya one- X ® Client Enablement Services”.

265905 $15,500

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Why Sell Avaya Mobility Solutions?

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By Selling Avaya Mobility Solutions for Mobile Collaboration Customers Have……

Seamless access to Enterprise UC• Access to rich UC services from Avaya Aura®• Presence, enterprise directory, consolidated histories

Choices, not being locked into a single vendor • Broadest range of supported devices in the industry• Smartphones, tablets, PCs, Macs

Simple, intuitive, common user experience across all clients• Choice of clients with consistent user experience• On a smartphone to be mobile, on a PC or Mac for remote workers

Increased productivity and cost savings• Single Number/Single Identity/Single Voice mailbox• Intelligent, Aggregated Presence• Unified/Synchronized Contacts• Visual Voicemail• Persistent/Synchronized Call Logs• Seamless Handoff Between Devices/Clients (bi-directional)

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Mobile UC Business Case

Reduce Cellular usage when in-office– Seamless bi-directional handoff with deskphone lets users continue voice conversations

without any cellular usage/minutes– Move Five 15min calls/month to deskphone = 5x15x$0.30/min = $22.50/month

Offload to landline; Reduce roaming charges– Take incoming mobile calls on “free” landline phones

– Take Five 10 min call on your home phone = 5x10x$0.30/min = $15/month– Convert outbound mobile calling to inbound - travel globally without ever placing an

international mobile call– 60 mins @ $5/min = $300 vs. 60 mins @ $3/min = $180. Cost savings = $120

Remove cellular LD charges– Mobile LD calling at local rates - remove high cost cellular LD by leveraging least cost routing

of enterprise dial plan– 10x5min LD calls = $50 vs. $0

Replace corporate assets w/ personal devices (eg. iPhones)– Leverage "free" devices by enabling business communications through employees’ preferred

personal phones Leverage “Free Minute” offers (eg. “Fav 5”)

– Move business calls into "free minute" portion of common mobile plans

Cost saving opportunities

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Mobile UC Business Case

Downgrade employee service plans and/or options– Fewer minutes used can lower service tier

– Move from $69/month to $59/month = $10/month savings Protect against Fraud

– Apply office policies/restrictions for mobile use– Centralized CDR provides a consolidated view of office/mobile call activity– Easily distinguish between enterprise calls and personal calls on mobile

billing Use “Free” Wi-Fi

– Move all call control, notifications, IM/Presence, directory search and other data traffic to Wi-Fi

More cost saving opportunities

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Partners Benefit From….

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• Upgrade path for IP Softphone to one-X Communicator

• Upgrade path for one-X R5.2/6.0• Upgrade to Avaya Aura Core

Up-Sell Opportunities

• Leverage UC capabilities used in office to sell clients (e.g. Presence Services)

• Integrate with broadening types of end devices found in the enterprise (Mac, iOS)

Cross-Sell Opportunities

• Add Mobility Applications to UC solution sales• Target new customers with Avaya Mobility Solutions • Prepare customers for Avaya one-X evolution to

Avaya Flare and integration with ACE

Increased Revenue

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Training Requirements and Resources

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Training Requirements and Recommendations

RecommendedLearning Sessions

Sell:• ASC0266WEN – Selling Avaya one-X UC Soft Clients

Design:• 3U00044W – Designing Avaya one-X Soft Clients

Authorizations Required

Certifications

All Avaya Partners who hold UC Sales Authorizations can sell Avaya

Mobility Solutions

A new ACSS for one-X Soft Clients is in development and is expected to be available in 4Q11

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Take Action!

Educate yourself on Avaya Mobility Solutions

Position Avaya Mobility Solutions with all customers

Direct customers to the Mobility and End User Clients site where they can listen to a podcast of Nancy Maluso, Avaya VP and industry analyst Nick Lippis http://www.avaya.com/usa/product/mobility-and-end-user-clients

Review and download the Avaya Mobility Solutions Sales Tools and Collateral including Marketing Brochures and Customer Presentations posted at:

Avaya one-X ® Mobile Portal Page:

http://portal.avaya.com/ptlWeb/products/P0438

Collateral:

http://portal.avaya.com/ptlWeb/products/P0438/AllCollateral

Avaya one-X Communicator Portal Page:

http://portal.avaya.com/ptlWeb/products/P0516

Collateral:

http://portal.avaya.com/ptlWeb/products/P0516/AllCollateral

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For More Information:

Product Management Contacts Avaya one-X® Mobile

– Kyle Klassen, +1 613 356 8249, [email protected]

Avaya one-X® Mobile for SIP iOS– Rich LeGrand, +1 908 953 2318, [email protected]

Avaya one-X® Communicator– Brad Black, +1 613 356 8140, [email protected]

Avaya one-X® Communicator for Mac OS– Rich LeGrand,

Avaya one-X® Client Enablement Services– Praveen Mamnani,  +1 303 538 3243, [email protected]

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Thank You!