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Rod Scotland National Strategic Unified Solutions Practice Lead Canada Scotland@@Cisco.com Cisco Systems, Inc.
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John Chambers, President and CEO
“Believe that the network is becoming the platform for all forms of communications and IT.
The role of the network builds on the end-to-end and architecture-based differentiation that we have been investing in for many years.”
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Over 23+ Million Cisco IP Phones Sold
• More than 100K Cisco Collaboration customers worldwide
• Cisco Collaboration customers include more than 85% of the Fortune 500®
• Cisco displacing over 30,000 TDM phones every business day
• Cisco shipped over 1 million phones each of the last ten quarters:
3 years+ to ship 1st million 1 year to ship 2nd million 8 months to ship 3rd million 6 months to ship 4th million 5 months to ship 5th million …and accelerating!
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Transcend Boundary free UC
Frictionless Collaboration
Include Extend UC to customers &
Partners & Patients
Transform Competitive advantage
with UC Wikis, Blogs, Mashups
Social Networking Face book Accelerate
Extending UC across the
Organization
Intranets, Email & IM
Migrate Legacy to IP
Enable the change
Unified Communications and Web 2.0
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Social Networking: @ Home @ Work
- Do TimeZones Matter? - Does this Scale? - Are these services proprietary? - Is there a huge learning curve?
- Is this Networking?
- Do TimeZones Matter? - Does this Scale? - Are these services proprietary?
- Is there a huge learning curve?
- Is this Networking?
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Some recent (Public) Statistics from the Web:
• More than 300 million active users
• 50% of active, users log on to Facebook in any given day
• The fastest growing demographic is those 35 years old and older
• User Engagement
• Average user has 130 friends on the site • More than 6 billion minutes are spent on Facebook each day (worldwide)
• More than 10 million users become fans of Pages each day
• Reaches over 28 million US monthly people
• Twitter is more heavily female than male
• The fastest growing demographic age is 35 to 45 • 10% of email subscribers had a Twitter account associated with their email
address.
• Time it would take to view all of the material on YouTube (as of March 17th 2008): 412.3 years (imagine now??)
- YouTube Reaches 100 Million U.S. Viewers
• internet viewers have viewed 14.8 billion online videos in January 2009 alone
In January 2009, 147 million U.S. internet users watched an average of 101 videos per person.
• 25 percent of visitors to YouTube have used the site for business.
• Online purchases are only the tip of the iceberg. Many people who shop online are likely to buy offline. According to a 2007 study by eMarketer: “for every $1 in online sales, the Internet influenced $3.45 of store sales.” Our survey found that 37 percent of YouTube users have purchased something offline that they saw advertised on YouTube.
• Unified Communications • Over 23+ Million Cisco IP Phones Sold
• More than 100K Cisco Collaboration customers worldwide
• Cisco Collaboration customers include more than 85% of the Fortune 500
• Cisco displacing over 30,000 TDM phones every business day
• Cisco shipped over 1 million phones each of the last ten quarters: 3 years+ to ship 1st million 1 year to ship 2nd million 8 months to ship 3rd million 6 months to ship 4th million 5 months to ship 5th million …and accelerating! TelePresence: - 628 TelePresence Rooms - 389,528 Meetings to Date - 77,300 Meetings avoided Travel - 309M Saved to date
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Open Standard Web 2.0 Directory Example
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More Web 2.0 @ Cisco – Skills Search!
Cisco Skills Locator
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www.cisco.com - Unified Experience Unified Investment Unified Network
LAN/WAN
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What about the Customer’s choice? Be Open. Open to many Standards!
Home User
Cisco Unified Client Services Framework
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Open and Interoperable…. Unifying the Desktop Environment:
IBM Sametime
Microsoft Communicator
Cisco CUPC
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• Video over the network and audio on demand
• Company meetings
• Live and On-demand video
• Digital signage
Unique, in-person experiences over the network – enables users to collaborate like never before
• Real-time video to facilitate live meetings, information exchange
• Ad hoc real-time video
• VT Advantage • Endpoint flexibility (HD)
Re-inventing the safety and security market through the use of IP based video surveillance and access technologies
Cisco Unified Video Solutions
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2004 Results
Complete voice, video and web conferencing and control MeetingPlace - Rich-media Conferencing
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Telepresence: Converging all forms of human expression
“The Best of 2006”
Reduced overall company carbon emissions by 10%
Better customer service, improved quality of life
Helping Companies Become “Green”
Helped Cisco cut 1B miles of annual air travel by 20%
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3. Direct your Customers, Partners
and Employees to your Network!
2. Invest in Network Centric
(Open Standards) Communications
1. Connect your Dial-Tone to your
Network Virtualization End-User Empowerment
Q: How do I start my Unified Communications Strategy while embracing Collaboration? A: Four key Steps!
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4. Blend the usage of On & Off Net Services:
SAS / Cloud and
Collaboration
* Extend & Grow Virtually *
Q: How do I start my Unified Communications Strategy while embracing Collaboration? B: Step Four!
Virtualization End-User Empowerment
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..and now… Collaboration @
Home, Work, Play!
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The Near? Future of Collaboration!
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THANK YOU!!