modern communications roi jeffrey ridley director of product management shoretel, inc
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Source Data: Ferris Research, Inc., Wainhouse Research, Nemertes Research, Alinean Research, The Tolly Group
Can you afford the Status Quo?
10 year analysis based on VoiceCon standard large enterprise configuration:
1,500 users across 3 sites
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5
10
15
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25
30
$M
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ShoreTel
Implementation and training
Capital cost for network upgrade
Capital cost for telephony system
TDM
$6.72
$26.37
Long distance charges
Network costs
Electricity consumption
System management, MACs, downtime
Support services
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Modernization – Drives Down Ongoing Costs
• Cost of Operations
• Cost of Maintenance
• Cost of Energy
• Cost of Training
• Cost of Lost Productivity
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Modernization – Drives Down Ongoing Costs
• Cost of Operations
• Cost of Maintenance
• Cost of Energy
• Cost of Training
• Cost of Lost Productivity
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Cost of Telephony Services Via Leveraging SIP and IP
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A Look at a SIP Implementation
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Unified CommunicationsSystem
The World
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A Look at a SIP Implementation
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Unified CommunicationsSystem
The World
PSTN
Fixed Legacy RatesMaximum Capacity
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A Look at a SIP Implementation
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Unified CommunicationsSystem
The World
PSTN
ITSP
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A Look at a SIP Implementation
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Unified CommunicationsSystem
The World
PSTN
ITSP
SIP
Session Border Controller
Variable BandwidthPay for Based on Real Usage
No Limits on YourPoint of Presence
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• Burst Base Pricing Options
• No Distance Based Pricing
• Local Presence with Single Interface and Provider
• Leveraged the Network
The Economic Advantages
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ROI of SIP and IP Communications
• SIP Reduce Services Cost
• Part of the Total Savings Picture
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Practical Considerations
• Network address translation ( NAT )– NAT resides at L3/L4 – SIP at L7– NAT processing “breaks” SIP addressing
• SIP Communication security– Physical medium is the IP pipe – Firewalls control what goes in or out such pipe
• SIP Protocol Compatibilities– Not all SIP are created equal … and compatible– Open Standard …open to interpretations
THANK YOU
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