Collaboration Mobility

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Collaboration Mobility

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Title

Collaboration MobilityCollaboration Mobility User Mobility

SNR Extension Mobility Single Voicemail box with multi MWI– SNR, Extension Mobility, Single Voicemail box with multi MWI and Unified Messaging

Device Mobilityy– Mobile Phones, Smart Phones

– LMR

– Soft clients for PC and iPod/Pad

Application Mobility– Virtualization – UCS, Vmware, Small Form Factors

Summary

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Unifying Capabilities and WorkspacesUnifying Capabilities and Workspaces

Office User Installation User

UC

Cisco Unified Communicationsavailable across many workspaces

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TDY/BRAC/Telework User

Field User

Unified CommunicationsUser ExperienceUser Experience

• Single Number Rings all phones• Seamless transfer to Mobile phoneSeamless transfer to Mobile phone• Single Voicemail box with Message Waiting Indicator for all devices• Follow me phone profile, secure phone logon• Soft client escalation from chat, to voice, to video, to conferencing

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• Unified Directory

Unified MessagingAccess your messages from any workspaceAccess your messages from any workspace

Manage voicemessages from email,

a web client, desk,phone, mobile phone,

RSS feeds, and IM clients– including speech

recognition &gcalendar access

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Extension Mobility Cross Clusters Home and Visiting Clusters

User EM profile isconfigured on H l t

Home Cluster Visiting Cluster

Home and Visiting Clusters

Home cluster

Phone re‐registers with users Home cluster. 

CTI Applications on 

User logins into phone on Visiting cluster

ppHome Cluster can control this phone

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on Visiting cluster using Extension Mobility Username and PIN

Cisco Mobility – Smart PhonesCisco Mobility Smart Phones

Cisco Unified Mobility AdvantageM lti l tf t (WM6 SE Bl kB S bi iPh ) Multi platform support (WM6 SE, BlackBerry, Symbian, iPhone)

Bulk provisioning tool

Cisco Unified Mobility AdvantageCisco Unified Mobility Advantage Cisco Unified Compute support Desktop and mobile IM/text interoperability Scales to 15 000 mobile usersScales to 15,000 mobile users

Customer Benefits

Enterprise class scale and performance Enterprise class scale and performance

Easier to deploy

Improved productivity with desktop and mobile integration

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Cisco Mobile Communicator – iPhone / BlackberryiPhone / Blackberry

iPhone “Cisco Mobile” BlackBerry Dial via Office Visual business voicemail Mobile Connect on/off

setting

Dial via Office Visual business voicemail Mobile Connect on/off setting

Ci U ifi d M ti Plsetting Cisco Unified MeetingPlace

Meeting list with Call Me Directory Access

V WLAN

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Meeting list with Call Me

Directory Access Presence

VoWLAN

Customer Benefits Reduce cellular costs with Dial via Office and VoWLAN Place business calls from your iPhone, but appear as if you’re calling from the office Avoid roaming charges and minimize disruptions by turning on and off Mobile

Connect (SNR)

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Connect (SNR)

BlackBerry Mobile Voice System for Cisco Unified CMRIM Partnership

Dual personality on the Blackberry: personal / officePl f d “M t t th Ch l”Plan of record: “Meet at the Channel”

Du

Features

• Integrated Client • Message Waiting IndicatorDu Integrated Client • Extension dialing, Corporate

Caller ID• Mid-call Transfer

g g• Move call from BlackBerry to desk

• Call hold/resume/waiting

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Cisco WebEx-MeetingPlace for iPhoneCisco WebEx MeetingPlace for iPhone Cisco WebEx Meeting Center for iPhone Meeting Handoff: transfer a live WebEx web

ti th iPh t PC ith fli k fmeeting on the iPhone to a PC with a flick of a wrist

Audio transfer from an iPhone to an IP phone supported with Single Number Reach

Automatic Audio Rejoin - When audio is dropped during a meeting, the WebEx system will call back the user

Customer Benefits Collaborate anywhere, anytime, even on your

iPhoneL t th t h l d t t i t Let the technology adapt to your environment, whether in motion or on desktop

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Cisco Unified Wireless IP PhonesCisco Unified Wireless IP Phones Dual-band 802.11abg radios High resolution color displayHigh resolution color display Speakerphone on phone and in Desktop Charger Dedicated buttons for Push-to-talk, Volume

control and Mutecontrol, and Mute Up to 12 hrs talk time and 100 hrs idle High durability Diversity antenna CCX v4 XMLXML WPA2 and AES TSPEC and WMM

7921G7925G

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LMR Integration to IP NetworkThe Cisco IP Interoperability and Collaboration System

Cisco IPICS Serverand Policy Engine

The Cisco IP Interoperability and Collaboration System

Server Ops Policy

• Provides IP based interoperability• Streamlines operational communications• Facilitates incident management and

Admin Console

Ops Views

yEngine

SecureVoIP Network

LMR G t

Facilitates incident management and automated decision support

LMR Gatewayand Media Services

VoIP

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IP Phonesw/ PTT Services

Cisco IPICS PMC Client

VHF/UHF/NextelPTT Radios

UnifiedCommunications

Cisco Communicator Clients for PC and MacCisco Communicator Clients for PC and Mac

Single rich-media interface for PCs and Single, rich-media interface for PCs and Mac

Access powerful productivity enhancing applicationsenhancing applications

Leverage presence indicators Use video to exchange ideas

“face to face”face-to-face Escalate communication methods for

more effective interactions–Voice, Video, IM, Web Conferencing

Windows XP, Windows Vista, Mac OS X

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UC Platform Evolution: Accelerating Pace of InnovationCUCM 3.x/4.x Cisco UC 5.0+ Cisco UC 8.0(2)+VOIP, ICM

1990s 20102005 Future( ),

Legacy Voice Enhancement

Server(Special-purpose)

Appliance Virtualization Network Services

~2000

Business Agility

Footprint,

Increasing Architectural Flexibility while Decreasing Barriers to Rapidly Deploy/Tailor

Increasing “Miniaturization”, Consolidation & Avoidance while Increasing EfficiencySpace, Energy,

Cabling

Investment Leverage

No Forklifts Network Convergence Commodity Servers/Storage Virtualization

Leverage

Business Continuity

Increasing Security, Resiliency and options for High Availability / Disaster Recovery

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Management Simplification

Increasing Familiarity, Centralization, Scale and Efficiency

Small Form Factor for Vehicles Planes and Shipsfor Vehicles, Planes and Ships

Collaboration Software on a server, appliance, laptop, and beyond. It’s getting smaller and smaller pushing the network to the edgeIt’s getting smaller and smaller, pushing the network to the edge

Now mobile assets can deliver Collaboration when and where the cloud cannot

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UC Virtualization – UCS, VMware MCS 7800 Support

– Continued support of most recent server models (7816/25/28-x3/x4, 7835/45-x2/x3) and select older models

Benefits Deployment flexibility and

customer platform choices

Simplified support when Cisco– MCS 7816/25/28-I5 (2HCY10, planned not

committed)

– SW-only options for both HP and IBM

Server Virtualization and Unified

+ Simplified support when Cisco

provides HW and SW

Improved TCO and operations with Virtualized UCS

Server Consolidation -dServer Virtualization and Unified

Computing System support–Based on market-leading VMware vSphere 4 (ESXi 4.0)

–8.0(1)SU1 on VMware on UCS B200 M1 UCS B200 M1

reduce space, power, cooling , cabling and management requirements

UC scalability as needed

More effective business( )(April 2010)

–8.0(2) on VMware on UCS C210 M1 (2HCY10, planned not committed)

–8.5(1) on VMware on UCS C200 M1 (2HCY10 planned not commited)

UCS C210 M1

More effective business continuity and disaster recovery

Familiar data center management tools

Si l i t ll d(2HCY10, planned not commited)

Provides physical and virtual deployment options for Unified Communications Manager

UCS C200 M1

Simpler installs, upgrades, backups with zero downtime

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Ensures performance, reliability, management and high availability MCS 7816/25/28-I5

(IBM x3250-M3)MCS 7835/45-I3(IBM x3650-M2)

SummarySummary

Devices, Applications and their Form Factors are increasingly more Mobile everyday

The Intelligence on the Network is continually expanding making the Network the Platform forexpanding making the Network the Platform for Collaboration

Collaboration on the Move is critical to success inCollaboration on the Move is critical to success in Business, the Battlefield and Life

Mobile Collaboration can change the way you Live, Work and Play

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Q&A

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