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The New The New CollaborationCollaborationExperience Experience
Tim StoneMarketing Director Collaboration Europe
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Opex/Capex Management
Heterogeneous Environment
Complex Deployments
Siloed Tools & Applications
Work Anywhere
Device Flexibility
Trust at a Distance
Expertise/Info on Demand
Dispersed Workforces
Video Proliferation
Content/Device Explosion
Social Media
Cloud
The Need for a New ApproachTraditional tools do not address these challenges
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End Users Ignore Social Media Policy “In Order To Do Their Jobs”
52% of organizations prohibit the use of social media applications
50% of end users admit to ignoring company policy at least once a week
27% admit to changing settings on corporate devices to get access to prohibited applications
Why? Top reason: “I need these technologies in order to do my job”
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“Raising the productivity of employees whose jobs can't be automatedis the next great performance challenge—and the stakes are high.”
McKinsey & Company, The 21st Century Organization
Text Voice, Video
Num
ber
of S
take
hold
ers
Collaborative Tools
Documents
On
eM
an
y
EmailIM
TelePresence
IPCommunications
Vmail
Discussion Forums Video on
DemandWikis Blogs Customer Care
Conferencing
Social Networking
CollaborationChanging the Way We Work
Virtual Events
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Essential Elements of Collaboration
Inside my organizationDispersed teams, outside my organization
Defined by organizational hierarchy
Self-organizing
Primarily single source
Largely asynchronous
Multiple sources, multiple devices, multiple applications
Non real-time and real time, interactive
You find information, peopleRight time, right people, right resource
Inside the firewall, walled off Inclusive, selective, policy-based
CommunitiesCommunities
ContentContent
PeoplePeople
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Integrated Experience
Cisco Strategic Direction
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MESSAGING
MOBILE APPLICATIONS
CONFERENCINGCUSTOMER CARE
Cisco Collaboration Portfolio
ENTERPRISE SOCIAL SOFTWARE
TELEPRESENCE
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Operational ROI
Productivity ROI
Strategic ROI
Cost Avoidance Process Optimization Business Transformation
Business Value of Collaboration
Procter & GambleTP created “Supply Chain of Ideas”; saved millions in travel
Fife CouncilUC virtualisation saves £2M
Molina HealthcarePooled customer service, handled 20% more calls
Voith AG Reduce print machine
design by 6 months
Doncaster Hospital: Saving Lives of Stroke Victims
Duke University: Guest Lecturers via TP
Fife Council: Social software-enhanced Public Services
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Wenglor sensoric gmbh, Tettnang - Germany
Business Overview and Challenge• Delivers Photoelectronic Sensors, Inductive Proximity Switches, Ident Products and Safety technology.• 50,000 customers and 500 employees worldwide.• Challenge: legacy telephony & heterogeneous networks unable to provide highly efficient communications in a globalized business environment.
Solution deployed by xevIT• Telephony & Integrated Messaging• Presence & Personal Communicator• Contact Center• Mobility for mobile and wireless phones• Audio/Web/Video conferencing
Business Benefits
TrainingReduced travel costs ($70k per year) for Sales and Technical support people worldwide.
R&DShorter time to market by sharing simultaneously design software application and video of the product.
SalesSavings up to 20 mins per day per person with Personal Communicator and Single Number Reach.
Customer ServiceImproved satisfaction using Presence to reach the right resource with customer context.
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Boeing collaborates Virtual Supply Chain
1M Meetings Per Year
5 year increase over tenfold
168k employees / 70k WebEx accounts
Over 27,000 external suppliers
Reduced time to market
Currently investigating integration of UC, IM and Presence into the WebEx environment
Boeing Supplier Award (non manufacturer section)
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A Year in the Life of a Cisco iWorker
Home902 hours
35%
Home902 hours
35% Home1232 hours
49%
Home1232 hours
49%
Office900 hours
35%
Office900 hours
35%
Office639 hours
26%
Office639 hours
26%
Offsite282 hours
11%
Offsite282 hours
11%
Offsite297 hours
12%
Offsite297 hours
12%
Flights235 hours
9%
Flights235 hours
9%
Car/Train263 hours
10%
Car/Train263 hours
10%
Car/Train298 hours
12%
Car/Train298 hours
12%Flights
20 hours1%
Flights20 hours
1%
20082008 20092009
Total hours (work + travel) = 2,582Productive hours = 2,084 (81%)
3 long-haul + 16 short-haul return flights (6 at the weekend)Carbon footprint = 17.25 tonnes*
Commuting cost = £666Cost to Cisco = £10,501
Total hours (work + travel) = 2,582Productive hours = 2,084 (81%)
3 long-haul + 16 short-haul return flights (6 at the weekend)Carbon footprint = 17.25 tonnes*
Commuting cost = £666Cost to Cisco = £10,501
Total hours = 2,486Productive hours = 2,168 (87%)
2 short-haul return flights(none at the weekend)
Carbon footprint = 4.66 tonnes*Commuting cost = £473Cost to Cisco = £1,935
Total hours = 2,486Productive hours = 2,168 (87%)
2 short-haul return flights(none at the weekend)
Carbon footprint = 4.66 tonnes*Commuting cost = £473Cost to Cisco = £1,935
* Figures from co2.balance.uk.com* Figures from co2.balance.uk.com
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Collaboration is Equal PartsProcess, Culture and Technology
Collaboration isn’t just about technology
We’re using collaboration to change the way we work
“Real-time competence sharing is necessary in a complex and demanding industry. It is all about integrated operations and people in a seamless collaboration, independent of organization, time, and place.” Helge Lund, CEO of Statoil
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Collaboration Index Tool
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Infrastructure
CollaborationServices
Communicationand CollaborationApplications
ON-PREMISE SAASHYBRID
Cisco Collaboration Architecture
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This core is then accessed by any combination of end-user clients, devices and applications from Cisco or third parties
Delivering a Consistent ExperienceAnywhere, Any Content, on Any Device
Infrastructure
CollaborationServices
Communicationand CollaborationApplications
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Meet Cisco Cius
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Cisco Unified Client Services Framework
Cisco Unified InfrastructureServices
Collaboration Architecture for Clients
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Cisco Unified Personal Communicator
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Collaboration Applications Moving to Smartphones
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Conferencing
On-Premises and On-Demand
Voice, Video and Web Conferencing
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My View
PeoplePeople
Connect
InformationInformationCommunitiesCommunitiesCollaborate Communic
ate
The Enterprise Meets Social NetworkingThe Communication & Collaboration Story
Learn
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Cisco QuadCisco Enters the Enterprise Social Software Market
Content management
Content management
Social & network-based auto-tagging
Social & network-based auto-tagging
People, communities, information, search
People, communities, information, search
Click to: call, IM, meet
Click to: call, IM, meet
Personaldashboard
Personaldashboard
DirectoryprofileDirectoryprofile
Blogs, wikis,forumsBlogs, wikis,forums
VideoVideo
Communityteam spaceCommunityteam space
UC-enabledbrowserUC-enabledbrowser
Policy andSecurity
Policy andSecurity
Micro-bloggingMicro-blogging
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Cisco Show And ShareSocial Video System and Content Management
General & timelinecommenting
General & timelinecommenting
Cameras: Flip, iPhone, embedded
Cameras: Flip, iPhone, embedded
Add and edit chapters
Add and edit chapters
Crop and deletesegments
Crop and deletesegments
PC or MacCompatiblePC or Mac
Compatible
Subscribe totopics of interest
Subscribe totopics of interest
Edit recorded videosEdit recorded videos
Edit uploadedflash filesEdit uploadedflash files
One click publishto shareOne click publishto share
Split and addtransitionsSplit and addtransitions
Transcript display& searchTranscript display& search
Integration with3rd party appsIntegration with3rd party apps
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Enabling Customer Collaboration
Multichannel EnterpriseExperts
Collaboration Agent Desktop
Video-EnabledCustomer Care
VirtualContact Center
Routingand Reporting
SpeechSelf-Service
Social MediaCustomer Care
Multi-MediaCapture
and Storage
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All products remain in portfolioComprehensive integration roadmap
For dedicated rooms, the best environment for face-to-face virtual communications and collaboration
For telepresence experiences in personal office, at home for telecommuting applications, and while traveling
An optimum telepresence experience for the widest range of existing conference rooms and environments
Core Cisco TelePresence components for customized and vertical applications
Cisco TelePresence The Combined Endpoint Portfolio
Immersive PersonalMultipurpose Solution Platforms
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Secure Intercompany Voice and Video Presence and IM
XMPP and SIP Simple TelePresence Conferencing email
Enterprise A
Enterprise B
Secure Inter-Company
Enabling Trusted Business-to-Business Collaboration Secure Collaboration Across Organizations
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Cisco Market Leadership
Sources: Synergy Research, Frost & Sullivan, Gartner Dataquest, IDC, Intellicom, Cisco
Western Europe Enterprise Voice
Market Share
Western Europe Enterprise Voice
Market Share
The European Leader in Collaboration
#1 in Enterprise Voice
#1 in Collaborative Apps
#1 in IP Contact Center
#1 in Web Conferencing
#1 in TelePresence
#2 in Audio Conferencing
#2 in Messaging (UM/VM)
#3 in Instant Messaging
Alcatel
Siemens
Avaya
Cisco
Mitel
Aastra
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Thought Leadership, Industry Expertise
R&D Investment
Full Range of Service Offerings
Market Leadership
Strategic Partnerships
Cisco’s Commitment to Collaboration
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