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Introduction to Collaboration Anywhere
Shaun Robinson, Systems Engineer
Mobile Desk Open Conference
Collaboration Solutions Must Adapt To The Realities Of The Agile Era
Networkscontinue
to evolve
Peopleare changing
Placeswhere people
work are evolving
Teams working together to reach a common goalCollaboration
• Collaboration tools
• Soft clients
• Endpoints
• Collaboration architecture
• Remote access
• Cloud architecture
• Preferred architecture
• Q&A
Agenda
Tools For Successful Collaboration
Shift to Pervasive Team Collaboration
WORKSTYLES & COLLABORATION TOOLSCisco
Collaboration Cloud
Conferencing
Audio, video, web
Structured meetings
Real-time
Shared content
Pervasive Team Collaboration
Persistent conversations
Small team collaboration
Time-shifted
Iterative
Unified
Communications
Phones and IM
Premises-based communications
Real-time
Messaging and calling1:1
Teams
ClientsJabber for Rich Real-time Communications
All-in-one UC application Collaborate from any workspace
Presence and IM
Voice, video, and voice messaging
Desktop sharing and conferencing
PC, Mac, tablet, and smartphone
On-premises and cloud
Integration with 3rd party productivity tools
JabberConsistent and Compelling User Experience
Windows Mac iOS Android
AudioConferencing
Video Conferencing
WebConferencing
Meeting Technology Is Still Very Segregated.
Team Productivity ValueCustomer Adoption
Mostly Cloud based
Often multiple providers
Pay per minute/uncontrolled
Complex PIN codes
Regulatory issues
Mostly Cloud based
Includes VOIP, video
Flexible offers
Easy to join from PC, mobile
Mostly On-premise
Endpoint dependent
Limited mobile access
Highest bandwidth
Limited Scalability
Web Conferencing
Video Conferencing
AudioConferencing
Meeting
https://acecloud.webex.com/meet/shaurobi
One Meeting
Hear > See > Share
Desktop
Collaboration
3rd Party Standards Based
Telepresence Endpoints
WebEx Desktop
& MobileJabber Desktop
& Mobile
S4B/Lync
Collaboration Meeting Room
Cisco TelePresence
Endpoints
Instantly create a place to work together
Cisco SparkFor Agile Team Collaboration
An app that instantly creates
a place for teams to work
together, where their work
can live, and a way to stay
connected to it all
Persistent messaging and file
sharing
See and hear everyone and everything
Superior business class experience
Cisco Spark
Today Just
Announced!Future
Team
Collaboration
client
Hybrid ServicesDirectory – Calendar - Call
+
One
ExperienceMessaging – Meeting - Calling
New Hybrid
Services+Platform/API
Enhancements
BRKUCC-2675 –Understanding Cisco Cloud and Hybrid Collaboration – Vanessa, Wed @ 4:30
Cisco Spark and WebEx T30• Hosts can now automatically create a Cisco Spark room after any WebEx
meeting to easily keep the teamwork going
• The Spark room is populated with the meeting participants and the meeting title
iOS dramatically
better on Cisco
networks
Enterprise voice
integration with iPhone
Seamless collaboration
for mobile workers
Cisco/Apple Partnership
BRKCOL-2010 – Understanding Apple and Cisco Integration – 4pm today with Jeremy Laurenson
Endpoints
UTILISATION OF VIDEO BASED ON ENDPOINTSBENEFITS OF VIDEO
Increased efficiency
and productivity
Expedited
decision making
Reduced
travel costs
Increased impact
of decisions
Video Is Important, Great Experiences Drive Higher Adoption
Based on analysis of Cisco internal ACE traffic patterns in March and April of 2015
AVAILABITYAVAILABITY UTILISATION UTILISATION
Soft Clients & Mobile Personal TelePresence
94% 88%
87% 87%
Broadest Reach Best Experience
Wainhouse Research Study
SX20 SX80SX10
MX200 G2MX300 G2MX700MX800IX5000
DX70DX80 DX650 8800 7800
Smart+Connected Personalised Spaces for Personal Spaces
AdministrationInternationalisation &
LocalisationRole Based Access Control
Reports & Business
Intelligence
Check-in using mobile/IP Phone• At check-in user’s digital and comfort
settings take effect
• Calendar, RSS feeds etc. show on
personal signage
• IP Phone extension updates, personal
signage displays pictures, calendar,
RSS feeds etc.
Use the IP phone to
• Confirm / Cancel / Extend the
reservation
• Manage space resources
View meeting & Join webex with one-click
Experience
• View neighbourhoods (zones) on floor
plan
• View available/in-use workspaces
• Locate colleagues, searching by
name/id to see where they are sitting
• View Jabber Status of colleagues
Locate
• View Office/cubicle space availability
• Quick select from among the favorites
• Search based on workspace attributes
like type, equipment
• Reserve one time or over multiple days
Reserve
Integration Interfacesv2007, 2010, 2013 CUCM v8.x, or later
Crestron
A/V Controller IEC 4610/32 Directory
Services
SMTP BMS Gateway
Administration
interfaceWeb Portal
End user interfaces (Accessed within Intranet)
Kiosk/SignagesRoom
PanelsIP Phone Web Portal Smartphone
High Level Solution Architecture for Cisco Smart+Connected Spaces
Cisco Middleware Platform
Smart+Connected Spaces Software
Abstraction layer
Adapters
DB
Tools For Designing And Optimising Collaborative Workspaces
projectworkplace.com
Design
Smart+Connected Workplace
Scheduling | Wayfinding | Analytics | Energy Management
Optimise
Boardroom
Cisco Hybrid
Cisco Collaboration Architecture
CiscoCollaboration
CloudCisco Spark Service
Message | Meeting | Call
UnifiedCommunications
CustomerCare
Conferencing
Cisco Collaboration Edge Architecture CiscoOn-Premises & Partner Hosted
HCS
How Do We Extend This?
Third-Party Solution
PSTN /
ISDN
Internet
MPLS WAN
Headquarters
Remote Site
Integrated Services Router
Endpoints
Mobile/Teleworker
Applications
Unity Connection
TelePresence Management Suite
PrimeCollaboration
Expressway-C
DMZ
Collab Edge
Integrated/Aggregated Services Router
Expressway-E
Conferencing
TelePresence Server Conductor
Instant Message and Presence
Unified Communications
Manager
Call Control
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WebExCisco
Different Methods
Jabber uses Expressway to provide Mobile and Remote Access anywhere
Spark & Webex are cloud based, and as such mobility is inherent to the solution
Cisco
Collaboration Cloud
Internet
Remote Access Options
Unified CM
&
applications
Expressway
Firewall Traversal
AnyConnect
VPN
Anyconnect
• Layer 3 VPN Solution
• Secures the entire device and
it’s contents
• Any allows users access to any
permitted applications & data
Expressway
• Session-based firewall traversal
• Allows access to collaboration
applications ONLY
• i.e. Personal data not routed
through enterprise network
Branding Terminology DecodeCollaboration Edge
The umbrella term describing Cisco’s entire collaboration architecture for edge
... features and services that help bridge islands to enable any to any collaboration…
…collaborate with anyone anywhere, on any device….
Cisco VCS
Tandberg product line option providing advanced video and TelePresence applicationsIncludes VCS Control and VCS Expressway
Cisco Expressway
New product line option for Unified CM and Business Edition customers, providing firewall traversal & video interworking. Includes Expressway Core and Expressway Edge
Mobile and Remote Access
Feature available on both VCS and Expressway product lines with X8.1 s/wDelivers VPN-less access to Jabber and Fixed Endpoints
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What Can A Jabber Client Do With Expressway?A Fully Featured Client Outside The Network
Launch a web
conference
Inside firewall (Intranet)
Outside firewall(Public Internet)
Collaboration
Services
DMZ
Access visual
voicemail
Instant Message
and Presence
Make voice and
video calls
Search corporate
directory
Share content
Expressway
E
Expressway
C
Unified
CM
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Internet
Ex
isti
ng
Ne
w
DX Series
8800 Series
7800 Series
New in X8.5.2
New in X8.6.1
New in X8.6.1
Collaboration
ServicesInternet
• Easy to Deploy – Simply use the phone’s keypad to authenticate
• Easy to Manage – Phone can receive firmware updates and configuration changes remotely
• Easy to Use – The user experience is exactly the same outside the Enterprise as it is inside
Expressway Fixed Endpoint SupportNew in X8.5 and X8.6
UCM
Internal Network External NetworkDMZ
EXPWY-C EXPWY-E
MX
Series
Jabber EX
Series
C & SX
Series
VCS and Cisco Expressway Feature Comparison
Feature Comparison
Cisco
Expressway
Series
Cisco VCS
Family
Mobile and Remote Access Y Y
Business to Business Video Y Y
Business to Consumer / Public to Enterprise Access with
Jabber GuestY Y
Video Interworking (IPv4 to IPv6, H.323-SIP, MS H.264 SVC-
AVC, Standards-based 3rd Party Video endpoints)Y Y
Video / TelePresence Device Registration & Provisioning N Y
Video Session Management & Call Control N Y
Enhanced Security (e.g. JITC) N Y
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Expressway X8 Scalability
Server Cluster
PlatformProxied
RegistrationsVideo Calls
Audio Only
Calls
Proxied
RegistrationsVideo Calls
Audio Only
Calls
Large OVA 5,000 500 1,000 20,000 2,000 4,000
Medium OVA 2,500 100 200 10,000 400 800
Small OVA
(BE6K)2,500 100 200 2,500 100 200
VCS
Appliance2,500 100 200 10,000 400 800
Note: Expressway C&E or VCS-C can be clustered across multiple BE6000s for redundancy
purposes, but with no additional scale benefit
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Hub
Cisco Collaboration CloudSecure, Global Services Delivered By Cisco And Partners
Global Scale
Optimised for Collaboration and Content Distribution
Highly Availability, Performance/Speed
Multi-layer Security
Cloud Enabled, Natively.
CiscoSpark Platform
HTTPS Cisco Spark encrypts messages and files in transit via HTTPS, and at rest in the cloud and client-side.
Cloud Enabled, Natively.
CiscoSpark Platform
SRTP
Licensing Structure
M2
Everything
in M1, and:
• Host 25-party meetings
with screen sharing with
other Spark users
M3
Everything in M2, and:
• Host WebEx-powered
meetings with screen
sharing and with external
participants
• Personal Meeting Room
• Scheduled Meetings
M1
• Business-class
Messaging
• Room Moderation
• Management Portal
• SSO & Dir Sync
• Calendar Connector
• Call Connector
Free offer• Message +
share files with
anyone on
Spark
• 1:1 and 3-party
video calling
Hybrid Collaboration - Connecting Premises & Cloud, extending value
Cloud Services
Extending Value - Premises & Cloud
CustomerPrivate Cloud / On
Premises
Cisco Collaboration Cloud
Partner Collaboration Cloud
Public Cloud Services
ED
GE
Directory Future
Future ConnectorDirectory Connector
?
Messenger Cloud
CiscoCollaboration CloudWebEx Cloud
Integrating Premise and Cloud
Exchange Cisco UC
Calendar Connector Call Connector
Active Directory
Directory Connector
Directory Services
Cisco
Collaboration cloudHTTPS
Identity+SSO
Minimum Requirements
• Microsoft Active Directory
• Directory Connector installed on Windows Domain Server (2003,2008 R2 or 2012) with administrator user privileges
• Directory connector integrates with AD to retrieve user information and syncs with CIS
Expressway
Calendar Services
Exchange
Cisco
Collaboration cloud
HTTPS Requirements
• Spark paid offer (M1 or higher)
• @WebEx requires T29.13+ & PMR
• Expressway™ v8.7+ Connector
• Exchange 2010 SP3 / 2013 / O365
• TMS v15.1 to provide OBTP
How Do We Do This Easily?
Packaged Solutions and Validated Designs
Product features and releases
Build, validate and test
Public release and feedback
Preferred Architecture
IM&P CUC UC App Expy CUnified CM Conductor Expy E
Prime
CCX
Guiding Principles for Packaged Collaboration
Simplified Lifecycle and Delightful
Experiences for Partners and
Customers
(Design, Quote, Licensing,
Deployment, Management,
Application Functionality)
Experience Centric
Enhanced functionality with current
Cisco investments.
Simplify migrations & upgrades
Value Extended
Combine premise and cloud based
applications to best meet customer
needs.
Migrate applications to the cloud when
valuable for customers, partners,
Cisco.
Cloud Connected
Cisco Business Edition 6000S Purpose-Built for Small-Scale Deployments
Cisco® BE6000S scalable, single-box design
Simple, turnkey voice/IPT capabilities for all users
150 Users 150 VM/UM
Users50 Users/Group150 IM&P Users
150
Users
Cisco UCS® E160D M2 Software on Cisco 2921 ISR
Messaging
Cisco Unity®
Connection
Call Control
Cisco Unified CM
IM&P
Cisco Jabber®
Paging
Cisco Paging
Server
Provisioning
Management
Cisco Prime™
Collaboration
Server model:
Up to 150 users, 300 devices
Integrated blade server/router/gateway platform:
5 core UC apps (fixed config)
Add secondary server or use Cisco SRST for
redundancy
Preloaded with virtualisation and application software;
preconfigured core UC applications
License options (included in SKU):
25-user Cisco UCL Enhanced or Cisco UWL
Enhanced
Purchase add-on user/app licenses as needed
Single ordering SKUCisco Unified
Communications
Virtualisation Hypervisor
VMware
Video Conferencing
Cisco Business Edition 6000H/MBuilt for Medium-Scale End-to-End Collaboration Deployments
Customisable, Ready-to-use Platform with Many Application Choices
1000
Users
1000 VM
and UM
Users
1000 IM
and
Presence
Users
Advanced
and
Standard
50 Users
per Group
100
Agents
1000
Phones30 MCUs
10 HD Ports
per Instance
per VM
200 Audio,
100 Video,
Sessions
1000
Users
Call
Control
Cisco®
Unified CM
Messaging
Cisco Unity®
Connection
Management
Cisco
TelePresence
Management
Suite
Media
Processing
Cisco
TelePresence
Server
Control
Cisco
TelePresence®
Conductor
Emergency
Services
Cisco
Emergency
Responder
Contact
Centre
Cisco
Unified
CCX
Paging
Cisco
Paging
Server
Attendant
Console
Cisco
Unified AC
IM and
Presence
Cisco
Jabber®
Collaboration
EdgeCisco Expressway
and Cisco
TelePresence
VCS
Up to 1000 users, 2500 devices, 100 contact centre agents
Add second server for redundancy Preloaded with virtualisation and application software
- 1RU M model: 4 applications plus 1 management- 1RU H model: 8 applications plus 1 management
20HD video ports per server
Bundled 25-user license options included
Purchase add-on user and application licenses
Cisco UCS® C220 M3
Rack Server
Cisco Unified
Communications
Virtualisation Hypervisor
Scale-Up, Single-Server Solution
4 MCUs,
1 vCPU
VMware
Provisioning,
Management
Cisco Prime™
Collaboration
Record,
Stream Video
Cisco
TelePresence
Content Server
1 Recording,
1 Streaming,
2 vCPU
1000 users / 2500 endpoints
Best for Video Applications
Collaboration Meeting Room
integration (CMR)
For even more scale, seamlessly
migrate to BE7000M/H platform
150 users / 300 endpoints
Unified CM
Unity Connection
IM & Presence
WebEx Meeting Centre
Redundancy / SRST
1000 users / 1200 endpoints
Expressway-C
Contact Centre – up to 100
Agents
Video Applications
3rd Party Applications
BE6000S/M/H - Scale-up, Customisable DesignsStart Right-Sized, Scale with Growth, Migrate Seamlessly
Start BasicGrowth + Add Web Conferencing
More Growth + Add Video
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
Centre
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
(Q2CY15)
Scale-Out, Multi-Server Solutions No maximum capacity - add server(s) to add more
users, devices, applications 20 HD video ports per server
Preloaded with virtualisation and applications software
Standard user/applications licenses, sold separately
Single ordering SKUs by model BE7000H
Cisco UCS® C240 M4SX
Rack-Mount Server(typically 5-10 apps for 5K users
and 3K-15K devices)
BE7000 Family for Large-scale Deployments
Cisco Unified
Communications
Virtualisation Hypervisor
Virtualisation
Software
BE7000M
Cisco UCS® C240 M4S2
Rack-Mount Server(typically 4-6 apps for 5K users
and 3K-15K devices)
OR
Large-scale
BE7000H
1000+ Users
3000+ Devices
8-10 Apps
Ideal for large-scale
Voice/IPT
Conferencing
Contact Centre
3rd-Party Apps
Different Capacities
On
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el
Op
tio
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Ba
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IP
T
to F
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bo
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Customer Size
BE6000 FamilyMaximum System Capacity
BE7000 Family
Large-scale
BE7000M
1000+ Users
3000+ Devices
4-6 Apps
Ideal for large-scale
Voice/IPT
Contact Centre
3rd Party Apps
Medium-scale
BE6000H
1000 Users
2500 Devices
8+1 Apps
Ideal for medium-scale
Voice/IPT
Conferencing
Contact Centre
3rd-Party Apps
Medium-scale
BE6000M
1000 Users
1200 Devices
4+1 Apps
Ideal for medium-scale
Voice/IPT
Contact Centre
3rd-Party Apps
Small-scale
BE6000S
150 Users
300 Devices
Core UC Apps Only
Ideal for small-scale
Voice/IPT
Point to point video
Common
Collaboration Software | Licensing Framework | Management tools | Seamless Migration
0-75 75-150 150-225 225-300 300-800 1000-2500 3000-5000+
Cisco Packaged Collaboration Solutions (Business Editions)Now Serving Companies of Every Size
What’s The Problem With Deployment?
Understanding, selling, buying, and
deploying Cisco Unified
Communications can be complicated
Documentation OverloadSRND, CVDs, SBAs, Install Guides, Deployment
Guides, Solution Guides, White Papers,
Configuration Guides, Design Guides, etc
Endless Part NumbersTypical BoM requires hundreds or thousands of
unique part numbers
Overlapping productsCUCM or VCS
MCU or TS
VCS or Expressway
Fuzzy VisionWhat products should I invest in
today, knowing they’ll be developed
and supported in the future?
Bottom
Line:
Collaboration Preferred Architecture (CPA)
• Preferred Architecture provides prescriptive design guidance that simplifies and drives design consistency for Cisco Collaboration deployments
• Preferred Architecture can be used as a design base for any customer using modular and scalable approach
• Preferred Architecture team provides feedback on solution level gaps to product teams
What products to use to enable users for Unified
Communications for simple deployments.
Prescriptive
recommendations
Concise
Documents
Tested best
practices
Preferred Architecture Strategy
• Collaboration Preferred Architecture is broken into four sub-systems which
• Makes the overall architecture easier to understand
• Allows products to be categorised based on function
• Within each sub-system create prescriptive architecture of recommended products and design best practices
Sub-Systems:
Call Control
IM&PConferencing Edge Applications
Endpoints
Bandwidth
Management
Enterprise Document Deliverable
PA Design Overview Cisco Validated Design
• Design Overview Document
• ~ 30 pages with an example BoM
• Detailed Design Guide
PA Leverages CVDs
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solutions/enterprise/design-zone-collaboration/index.html
Third-Party Solution
WebExCisco
Conferencing Collab Edge
Applications
Internet
MPLS WAN
Headquarters
Remote Site
Mobile/Teleworker
TelePresence Server Conductor
Endpoints
Expressway-C
PSTN /
ISDN
Integrated/Aggregated Services Router
Integrated Services Router
DMZ
Unity Connection
TelePresence Management Suite
PrimeCollaboration
Expressway-EInstant Message
and Presence
Unified Communications
Manager
Call Control
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Preferred Architecture and Design -- BRKCOL-2101Wed @ 8:30am with Sergio
Q & A
Meet the Expert2:30-4:30pm Wednesday
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