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  • Cisco Customer Education

    This session was recorded via Cisco WebEx! You can watch the live session recording via the following URL:

    https://acecloud.webex.com/acecloud/lsr.php?RCID=04366cadcc5e4b09878be3c70937bda4

    Thanks for your interest and participation!

    Ditch The Dinosaur - Modernize Your Business with Cisco Collaboration

    https://acecloud.webex.com/acecloud/lsr.php?RCID=04366cadcc5e4b09878be3c70937bda4https://acecloud.webex.com/acecloud/lsr.php?RCID=04366cadcc5e4b09878be3c70937bda4

  • Cisco Customer Education Ditch The Dinosaur - Modernize Your Business with Cisco Collaboration

    Connect using the audio conference box or you can call into the meeting:

    1. Toll-Free: (866) 432-9903

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  • Presentation Agenda

    ► Welcome from Cisco

    ► Welcome to the 21st Century

    ► Collaboration Top 10, Conclusion

    ► Introducing Cisco Collaboration

    ► Social, Mobile, Visual, Virtual About Your Host Brian Avery Territory Business Manager Cisco Systems, Inc.

    [email protected]

  • Who Is Cisco?

  • Cisco Confidential 5 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    Computer scientists, Len Bosack and Sandy Lerner found Cisco Systems

    Bosack and Lerner run network cables between two different buildings on the Stanford University campus

    A technology has to be invented to deal with disparate local area protocols; the multi-protocol router is born

    1984

  • WellFleet

    SynOptics

    3Com

    ACC

    DEC

    Proteon

    IBM

    Bay Networks

    Newbridge

    Cabletron

    Ascend

    Fore

    Xylan

    3Com Nortel

    Ericsson

    Alcatel

    Juniper Lucent

    Siemens

    NEC

    Foundry

    Redback

    Riverstone

    Extreme Arista

    HP

    Avaya

    Juniper

    Huawei

    Aruba

    Brocade

    Checkpoint

    Fortinet

    ShoreTel

    Polycom

    Microsoft

    F5

    Riverbed

    Dell

    Internet of Everything

    1990 – 1995 1996 – 2000 2001 – 2007 2008 – Today

    The Landscape is Constantly

    Changing

    Leading for Nearly 30 Years

    2016

  • Cisco Confidential 7 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    Who Is Cisco?

    Chuck Robbins, CEO, Cisco

    • Dow Jones Industrial Average Fortune 100 Company (AAPL, CSCO, INTC, MSFT)

    • $117B Market Capitalization

    • $49.6B in Revenue

    • $10B in Annual Net Profits

    • $34B More Cash than Debt

    • $5.9B in Research and Development

    http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ks?s=CSCO+Key+Statistics

    http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ks?s=CSCO+Key+Statistics

  • No. 1 Voice

    41%

    No. 1 TelePresence

    50%

    No. 1 Web

    Conferencing 43%

    No. 1 Wireless LAN

    50%

    No. 2 x86 Blade Servers

    29%

    No. 1 Routing Edge/Core/

    Access 47%

    No. 1 Security

    31%

    No. 1 Switching Modular/Fixed

    65%

    No. 1 Storage Area

    Networks 47%

    Market Leadership Matters

  • ß CCE is an educational session for current and prospective Cisco customers

    ß Designed to help you understand the capabilities and business benefits of Cisco technologies

    ß Allow you to interact directly with Cisco subject matter experts and ask questions

    ß Offer assistance if you need/want more information, demonstrations, etc.

    What Is the Cisco Customer Education Series?

  • Welcome to the 21st Century!

    What ever happened to our flying cars, robot servants and all that cool stuff?

  • Cisco Confidential 11 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

  • The Future Is Now

    DX80 “I’m gonna have to science the s#*t out of this”

  • Video Is Now Pervasive Any Time, Any Place Across All Devices

  • Mobile Devices Are the New Workspace PCs & Macs Android & iOS Tablets Smart Phones

  • Cisco Confidential 16 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    Cisco Collaboration It’s Time to Ditch the Dinosaur!

  • Cisco Confidential 17 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    It All Started With…

    And people were happy and life was good.

  • Cisco Confidential 18 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    20 Years Ago: Cubicles Office Space with different Networks

    Wired Ethernet and Dedicated Phone Lines

  • Cisco Confidential 19 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    Trusted Wireless Enabled Mobility

    10 Years Ago: WiFi with Trusted Wireless

  • Cisco Confidential 20 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    BYOD Maximized Flexibility

    5 Years Ago:

    Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)

  • Cisco Confidential 21 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    Communication tools and have evolved but they’re increasingly complicated and fragmented

    telephone

    meetings / calendar

    mobile / BYOD

    video / web conferencing

    document sharing / editing

    smartphones

    audio conferencing

    instant messaging

    / chat

    content storage

    video streaming

    content sharing

    tablets

  • Cisco Confidential 22 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    Today Interdependent work Flexible, self-regulated agile teams Team from anywhere Work with employees, partners, and customers

    Past Individual work

    Fixed, long-term teams Teams in the office

    Work mostly with employees

    The Way We Work Has Changed

  • Cisco Confidential 23 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    Customers today are faced with

    implementing and managing a complex set of solutions

  • Cisco Confidential 24 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    Typical Multi-Vendor Network

    Switching Routing Security Wireless Voice

    Cisco HP Dell 3Com Dlink NetGear Linksys

    Cisco 3Com Juniper Huwai Adtran

    Cisco Watchguard Sonicwall Axis Checkpoint NetGear Dlink Linksys

    Cisco 3Com NetGear Dlink Aruba

    Cisco Nortel Avaya Mitel Siemens Shoretel Samsung Panasonic Toshiba Intertel Comdial NEC Alcatel

    ß Reliability challenges

    ß Inconsistent warranties

    ß Higher maintenance costs

    ß No single point of support

    ß Basic levels of integration

    Results in The Frankenstein Effect!

  • Cisco Confidential 25 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    Simplicity Requires an Architectural Approach Cisco’s Comprehensive Collaboration Architecture

    On-Premises Cloud +

    Messaging and Recording

    Conferencing

    IM and Presence Content Sharing

    Scheduling and Calendaring

    Voice and Video

    SDN/Automation

    Medianet Edge Services

    Management Location Security

    Workflow Portable Identity

    Consistent Experience

    Collaboration Services

    Network- Based Platform

    Deployment Models

    Browser / Mobile Home Office Work Office Small Group Spaces Larger Spaces Boardrooms

  • The User Experience

  • An Easy and Simple Experience from Any Device

    Every Desk

    Every Room

    Every Pocket

  • Medium to Large Rooms

    IX5000

    MX200 MX300 SX20

    MX800 MX700 SX80 MX800 Dual

    SX10

    Small to Medium Rooms

    Immersive

    Huddle Space

    Every Room

  • Every Desk

    DX650 DX80 8851 DX70

  • Every Pocket

    WebEx Jabber Spark

  • Cisco Confidential 31 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    All-in-One UC Application ß Presence and IM ß Voice, video, voice messaging ß Desktop sharing, conferencing

    Rich, Real-time Collaboration with Cisco Jabber® Any Device, Any Location

    Collaborate from Any Workspace ß PC, Mac, tablet, smart phone ß On-premises and Cloud ß Integration with Microsoft Office

  • WebEx for Structured Meetings

    ß Industry-leading web conferencing ̵ Audio, web, and high-definition video ̵ WebEx® Meetings, Training, Events, and

    Support versions

    ß Document, application, desktop sharing ß One-time and scheduled meetings,

    including scheduling with Outlook and Lotus Notes

  • WebEx Personal Meeting Rooms

  • Connect Your Way WebEx Personal Rooms with Cloud-based WebEx Video Bridge

    Cisco® WebEx Cloud

    Desktop Collaboration

    WebEx Mobile Jabber Mobile

    Cisco TelePresence Endpoints

    3rd Party Standards Based Telepresence

    Endpoints WebEx Desktop,

    Jabber Lync

  • Hub

    Cisco Collaboration Cloud

    Cisco Collaboration Cloud Secure, global meetings delivered by Cisco

    Global Scale

    Optimized for Collaboration and Content Distribution

    Highly Availability, Performance/Speed

    Multi-layer Security

  • Cisco Confidential 36 © 2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

  • Cisco Confidential 37 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    Exceptional Video

  • Cisco Confidential 38 C97-730912-00 © 2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    The typical desktop workspace The typical meeting room The “NEW” meeting room The “NEW” desktop workspace

    • Integrated system for simplified end user experience • Amazing audio and video quality • Intuitive touch controls

  • MX300 G2

    Quiet / Small Room

    Small / Medium Room

    Medium Room Large Room Training / Board Room / Auditorium

    Immersive Room

    SX20 SX80 SX10

    Turn Any Room into a Collaboration Room

    MX200 G2 IX5000

    MX700 MX800

    SpeakerTrack 60

    http://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=Cisco+SX20&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&docid=mYJliTdiCbDD2M&tbnid=v_mV-mhODZVO2M:&ved=0CAUQjRw&url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/cisco_pics/6494251711/&ei=PPJlUab3McGg0QWVmoCYCg&bvm=bv.45107431,d.ZG4&psig=AFQjCNFtRRHegt9bmSiU3imTv2jkoYewyg&ust=1365721948162135https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJPKtfGf98Ahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6400USLWEKg

  • One Meeting, One Experience

    • Brings together audio, video, web conferencing

    • Always-on, personal meeting room

    • Works with third-party endpoints

    Cisco TelePresence WebEx

    CLOUD

    ON PREMISES

    HYBRID Conferencing

  • Cisco Collaboration for SMB and Mid-Market Customers

  • Scalable from 25 to 80,000 users Available: multiple levels of server redundancy & survivability Centralized or distributed call processing Integrated services Integrated network management Highly secure

    Cisco Unified Communications

    IM / Presence

    Video Voice

    Content Sharing

    The Heart of Cisco Collaboration

    CLOUD

    ON PREMISES

    HYBRID Unified

    Communications

  • Cisco Confidential 43 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    Cisco Collaboration Runs on Cisco Unified Computing

    Source: 1 IDC Worldwide Quarterly Server Tracker, Q3 2013, December 2013, Revenue Share Source: 2 As of Cisco Q1FY14 earnings results Data Center Revenue is defined as Cisco UCS and Nexus 1000V

    #1 Americas market share in x86 blades 1

    3,800+ UCS CHANNEL PARTNERS

    48,000+ UNIQUE UCS CUSTOMERS 2

    100 world record performance benchmarks to date

    More than 85% of all

    customers have invested in UCS Fortune 500

  • Cisco Confidential 44 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    Business Edition 6000 for SMB and Midmarket Companies

    Purpose-built, Affordable Collaboration

    ß Two Models

    ß End-to-End Collaboration up to 1,000 users, 2500 devices, 9 apps, 100 call center agents

    ß Entry-Level Communications for up to 150 users, 300 devices, 5 fixed apps

    ß Scale-up, single-platform design –

    support for high availability

    Purpose-built, Affordable Collaboration

    ß Two Models

    ß End-to-End Collaboration up to 1,000 users, 2500 devices, 9 apps, 100 call center agents

    ß Entry-Level Communications for up to 150 users, 300 devices, 5 fixed apps

    ß Scale-up, single-platform design –

    support for high availability

    BE6000S Entry-Level Communications

    BE6000M/H End-to-End Collaboration

  • Cisco Confidential 45 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    Unified Communications

    Video Conferencing

    Call Control Cisco® Unified

    CM

    Messaging Cisco Unity® Connection

    Scheduling Cisco

    TelePresence Management

    Suite

    Media Processing

    Cisco TelePresence

    Server

    Control Cisco

    TelePresence® Conductor

    Emergency Services

    Cisco Emergency Responder

    Contact Center Cisco Unified CCX

    Paging Cisco Paging Server

    Attendant Console Cisco

    Unified AC

    IM and Presence

    Cisco Jabber®

    Collaboration Edge Cisco

    Expressway/TelePresence

    VCS

    Provisioning, Management Cisco Prime™ Collaboration

    Record and Stream *Cisco

    TelePresence Content Server

    Cisco Collaboration Solution Components

    Easy | No Compromises | Full Cisco Collaboration Experience Easy | No Compromises | Full Cisco Collaboration Experience Easy | No Compromises | Full Cisco Collaboration Experience Easy | No Compromises | Full Cisco Collaboration Experience

  • Cisco Confidential 46 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    AGENTS Customizable web desktop Accessible customer lifecycle, history First-call resolution Integrated reporting Multimedia capture and storage

    Cisco Customer Collaboration

    CUSTOMERS Where, when, how I want

    Seamless experience Personalized Streamlined

    CLOUD

    ON PREMISES

    HYBRID

    Web

    Mobile

    Contact Center

    Email

    Voice Brick and

    Mortar

    Video

    Social Media

    Chat

    SMS

    Omnichannel

    Customer Collaboration

  • Cisco Confidential 47 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    Brings together audio, video, web conferencing Always-on, personal meeting room Works with third-party endpoints

    Cisco Conferencing

    Cisco TelePresence WebEx

    CLOUD

    ON PREMISES

    HYBRID Conferencing

  • Cisco Confidential 48 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    Cisco Collaboration Edge

    3rd party businesses Teleworkers Mobile workers Consumers

    TDM or IP PBX Analog devices Branch offices

    Collaboration Edge Firewall Traversal Session Border Control Gateways Branch Survivability

    Cloud service users

    ON-PREMISES OR CLOUD CISCO UC

    Internet, PSTN, IP PSTN

    WAN

    Internet

    Industry’s most comprehensive any-to-any collaboration solution

  • Introducing Cisco Spark

  • Cisco Spark

    A complete business collaboration service from the Cisco Collaboration cloud that enables customers to message, meet, or call anyone, anywhere, and anytime. Cisco Spark is hosted by Cisco, and sold by partners.

  • One Offer

    One Experience

    Message Meeting Call 1:1 and team messaging in virtual rooms

    Persistent Chat, Content Sharing, Iteration

    Voice and video calling via a cloud based PBX1

    Make calls within or outside organization via the PSTN

    Audio, video, and web meetings

    Before/during/after-meeting messaging and content

    Cisco Spark

    1 The Cisco Spark service doesn’t include PSTN services. Customers need to purchase PSTN services from a 3rd party provider. For the complete Spark service, Cisco preferred media provider ecosystem partners can provide PSTN local, long-distance, and direct-inward-dial services. Existing Cisco UC customers will use Spark Hybrid Services to connect on-premises call capabilities to Cisco Spark capabilities in the cloud.

  • Message

    Mobile, Desktop and

    Web App

    1-to-1 and Team Messages in

    Virtual Rooms

    Persistent Messages /with File Sharing

    Simple Integrations Tools, APIs,

    Services

    Security w/ End-to-End Encryption

  • The Cisco Spark Application

    Easily start face-to-face meetings with screen

    sharing

    Work confidently with end-to-end encryption in

    the cloud

    Less email. More agility. Better teamwork.

    The Cisco Spark application brings your teams together in a place that makes it easy to keep people and work connected.

    Send messages, share files,

    integrate services

    Find key information fast with search, message filters, and mentions

  • Meeting

    Instant Meetings

    Voice, Video, and Content

    Sharing

    Join from Any Endpoint –

    even 3rd party

    Always on Personal

    Meeting Room Record

    Meetings

    Basic Meetings

    Advanced Meetings

  • Call

    Cloud-based Phone

    System1

    Mobile First / Spark App

    Desktop Phones

    Cisco 7800 + 8800 series

    OTT Access Connect Phones

    Anywhere

    Dial by Directory, Number,

    Extension

    1 The Cisco Spark service doesn’t include PSTN services. Customers need to purchase PSTN services from a 3rd party provider. For the complete Spark service, Cisco preferred media provider ecosystem partners can provide PSTN local, long-distance, and direct-inward-dial services. Existing Cisco UC customers will use Spark Hybrid Services to connect on-premises call capabilities to Cisco Spark capabilities in the cloud.

  • Business-class Unified Communications

    Spark Call

    Superior experience through our new phones

    and clients

    Team collaboration included for chat, sharing

    files and screen

    Making Unified Communications Simpler for Small and Medium Businesses.

    Cisco Spark Call simplifies the process of calling customers, partners and teammates by making communication reliable, secure and easy. Call with video, share screen and files while in the office or mobile, all in one place.

    Coming soon

  • Simply Communicate Better One Service, One Experience, for Every Employee

    HD Audio and Video Conferencing

    File Sharing

    1:1 and Team Messaging in Virtual Rooms

    Mobile App / Client

    Desk and Room Devices

  • A Broad Selection of Phones for All Users

    TASK WORKER LOBBY / COMMON AREA KNOWLEDGE WORKER ADMIN ASSISTANT MANAGER/EXECUTIVE

    7811

    7821

    7841

    7861

    8811

    8841

    /45

    8851

    8861

    /65

    MOBILE WORKER

  • • Ideal for mobile workers • Single app for voice, video, meetings, and messaging

    • iOS, Android, and Windows Devices • Windows and Mac OS X

    • Integrated mobile and desktop voice and video calling with Spark App • Spark App is an “extension” of your phone

    • Answer calls on your desk phone or with Spark App • Call anyone, anywhere as if you were in the office

    • Use App to control Spark registered desk phone

    Spark App as a Soft Client

  • Spark Room Systems

  • Cisco Confidential 61 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    Bo ardroom

    Po cket

    Cisco Hybrid

    Cisco Collaboration Architecture

    Cisco Collaboration

    Cloud Cisco Spark Service

    Message | Meeting | Call

    Unified Communications

    Customer Care Conferencing

    Cisco Collaboration Edge Architecture Cisco

    On-Premises and Partner-Hosted HCS

    End to End Security

  • ON A MISSION:

    TO BRING AMAZING TO EVERYONE IN THE WORLD https://www.youtube.com/v/uOGS83EtQGs%26autopl

    ay=1&rel=0

    https://www.youtube.com/v/uOGS83EtQGs&autoplay=1&rel=0https://www.youtube.com/v/uOGS83EtQGs&autoplay=1&rel=0https://www.youtube.com/v/uOGS83EtQGs&autoplay=1&rel=0

  • Cisco Confidential 63 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    Top 10 Ways Cisco is Building Business Value through Collaboration

  • Cisco Confidential 64 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    1. Consolidate Communications Infrastructure

    ß 61% of enterprises report increased productivity as a result of consolidating UC and collaboration technologies

    ß Simplify management, integrate networks, lower CapEx and OpEx

    ß Simplify adding new and differentiated services

    ß Use a single network to provide multiple services to users

  • Cisco Confidential 65 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    2. Enable Meetings with Remote Participants

    ß 87% of remote users feel more connected to their team and process when using videoconferencing

    ß Accelerate decision making by reducing communications delay

    ß Almost 25% of employees are either remote or mobile workers

    ß Reduce real-estate costs, travel, and environmental impact

  • Cisco Confidential 66 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    3. Incorporate Video Into Meetings

    ß 58% of videoconferencing users report that it helps them accelerate decision-making

    ß Experience greater connection with remote team members

    ß Elevate and personalize communications to improve the quality and speed of decisions

    ß Allow employees to use video as easily as voice, wherever they are

  • Cisco Confidential 67 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    4. Collaborate from Within Business Applications

    ß Toggling between applications is the 3rd most common workplace distraction affecting productivity

    ß Integrate collaboration functions with existing applications

    ß Save time, streamline workflows, and increase productivity

    ß Initiate meetings and collaborate instantly within business applications

  • Cisco Confidential 68 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    5. Enable Mobile Workers and BYOD

    ß Almost 25% of employees are either remote or mobile workers

    ß Maintain the same levels of security you have at the desktop

    ß Reduce costs by letting employees use and manage their own devices

    ß 76% of organizations that implement BYOD report increased employee responsiveness and decision making

  • Cisco Confidential 69 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    6. Support Teleworkers and Branch Offices

    ß 95% of employers say telework has a high impact on employee retention

    ß 87% of remote users feel more connected to their team and process when using videoconferencing

    ß Reduce employee travel and real-estate costs

    ß Improve talent by removing geographical restrictions in hiring

    ß Utilize office space more efficiently

  • Cisco Confidential 70 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    7. Locate and Access Remote Experts

    ß The conversion rate of a customer interaction with a subject-matter expert with audio and video is more than 90%; audio-only is 50%

    ß Create a virtual pool of experts, co-located or globally dispersed

    ß Connect customers with agents over high-definition video

    ß Interact face-to-face in an easy-to-use, natural manner

  • Cisco Confidential 71 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    8. Create Flexible Work Areas and Office Space

    ß Supporting mobility can help increase productivity 15% and reduce occupancy costs 50%

    ß Around 60% of a company’s desks are vacant at any one time

    ß Create work areas that encourage interaction and that you can adjust to accommodate evolving needs

    ß Scale office usage by providing space-sharing options

  • Cisco Confidential 72 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    9. Collaborate with External Organizations

    ß 65% of employees manage external stakeholders to perform their work

    ß Easily share information and communicate across channels

    ß 53% of CEOs in outperforming organizations partner exclusively for collaborative innovation

    ß Allow guest users to easily interact with employees using high-quality real-time communications

  • Cisco Confidential 73 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    10. Provide Multichannel Customer Service

    ß Improve customer satisfaction with proactive, real-time response

    ß Companies using best-in-class multichannel strategies resolve 83% of customer issues on first contact (industry average 51%)

    ß Of consumers who interact with companies via social media, 2/3 do so for service, 1/3 for marketing

    ß Reduce per-interaction costs by reducing telephone contact

  • Why Choose Cisco?

  • Worldwide Enterprise Voice Revenue Share

    Avaya

    Mitel Unify (SEN) NEC Alcatel-Lucent Polycom Microsoft ShoreTel

    Enterprise Voice Revenue Share

    0%

    5%

    10%

    15%

    20%

    25%

    30%

    35%

    40%

    45%

    Source: Synergy Research, note view excludes key telephony systems (KTS) Note: Not a comprehensive vendor l ist shown. Mitel includes Aastra history

    …crowded in

  • Cisco Confidential 76 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    of Fortune 500 Use Cisco®

    Collaboration

    95%

    Cisco WebEx® Minutes

    per Month

    4+ Billion

    Cisco Collaboration Customers

    290,000+

    Cisco TelePresence®

    Endpoints

    2+ Million

    Cisco Contact Center Agents

    3.5+ Million Cisco Jabber®

    Seats

    26+ Million

    Cisco Leading the Industry

    Cisco IP Phones

    95+ Million

  • Cisco Confidential 77 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    Our Strong Partnerships Provide a Robust Platform to Help You:

    It Takes a Strong Ecosystem

    Be Nimble | Increase Opportunities | Business Value | Gain Agility | Improve Teamwork

    Ecosystem

    Technology Partners

    System Integrators

    Channel Partners & Distributors

    Consulting Partners

    Service Providers

    Independent Software Vendors

  • Cisco Confidential 78 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affi l iates. All rights reserved.

    High-performance mobility for business

    Optimizing networks to deliver improved performance for iPhone and iPad.

    Creating an even better experience for Cisco voice communication on iPhone.

    Reinventing teamwork and meetings with Cisco Collaboration tools.

  • Only Cisco Can Bring It All Together

    Unified Communications

    Customer Collaboration

    Conferencing

    Open & Interoperable

    Intercloud: Premises, Cloud & Hybrid

    Ecosystem: Partners & Cisco Services

  • It Is Time…

  • Thank You and Next Steps

    Brian Avery [email protected]

    Contact Your Cisco Partner https://tools.cisco.com/WWChannels/LOCATR/performBasicSearch.do

    www.

    Learn more about Cisco Collaboration: www.cisco.com/go/collaboration/

  • • CCE sessions are held weekly on a variety of topics

    • CCE sessions can help you understand the capabilities and business benefits of Cisco technologies

    • Watch replays of past events and register for upcoming events!

    Visit http://cs.co/cisco101 for details

    Join us again for a future Cisco Customer Education Event

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