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This presentation looks at the new Borderless Networks solutions that deliver the capabilities you need to transform your business into one that is borderless and future-ready.

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7 Billion

Source: Forrester Research, Cisco IBSG

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Total 500 Million

2007

1/10th of a Device perPerson on Earth

Total 35 Billion

2010

5 Devices perPerson on Earth

Total 50 Billion

2013

7 Devices perPerson on Earth

Total 500 Billion~

2020

70~ Devices perPerson on Earth

Source: Forrester Research, Cisco IBSG

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Total Mobile Apps

2007

iPhone Apps Alone

2010

Apps Worldwide

2013

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Global Consumer Internet Traffic

Video Traffic

486 Exabytes

180 Exabytes

36 Exabytes

2007 2010 2013

91%of all Consumer

Internet Traffic

will

be Video in

2013

767 Exabytes

Global Consumer Internet Traffic

Video Traffic

486 Exabytes

180 Exabytes

36 Exabytes

2007 2010 2013

91%of all Consumer

Internet Traffic

will

be Video in

2013

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–Cisco ETAB

50%

Operational Simplicity

• Variable operational

cost structure

• Lower change costs

• Service elasticity

Mobility

• Dynamic workloads

• Provider choice

• Enhanced SLAs

Business Agility

• New commercial models

• Rapid prototype, development,

change

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Borderless Experiences

ANYWHERE

ANYONE

ANYTIME

ANYTHING

Securely, Reliably, Seamlessly

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Workloads Must Maintain Integrity, SecurityDevices Applications

Email

Data Loss

Device Theft

Web Vulnerabilities

Seamless

Reliable

Secure

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SCLs

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Per device CLIs

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BORDERLESSINFRASTRUCTURE

Application Networking/ Optimization

Switching SecurityRoutingWireless

BORDERLESS NETWORK SYSTEMS

BORDERLESS NETWORK SERVICES

BORDERLESS END-POINT/USER SERVICES

Securely, Reliably, Seamlessly: AnyConnect

Mobility:Motion

App Performance: App Velocity

Energy Management: EnergyWise

Multimedia Optimization:

Medianet

Security:TrustSec

Architecture for Agile Delivery of the Borderless Experience

Unified Fabric

Extended Cloud

ExtendedEdge

UnifiedAccess

CampusCore

CISCO

LIFECYCLE

SERVICES

POLICY

CISCO SMART

SERVICES

MANAGEMENT

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UNIFIED

MANAGEMENT &

DEPLOYMENT

CENTRALIZED

POLICY

COMPREHENSIVE

SECURITY

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CENTRALIZED

POLICY

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Business Goals and Objectives Executed Through Company Polices

Example: Shared Corporate Policy

“Protect Intellectual Property While Providing Anytime, Anywhere Access.”

Security Policy

“Control access to users and prevent

data leakage”

“Control access to networks with

sensitive assets.”

Network Policy Application Policy

“Identify applications that access sensitive data and

control access.”

Compliance Policy

“Audit to ensure IP protection and compliance to regulations”

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Endpoints

Policy RulesProfilingAuthentication Posture

Troubleshooting

Monitoring

Network Enforcement

TrustSec Planning and Design Service

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HOSPITAL

COFFEE SHOP

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Central Dashboard, Reports,

Measurements, Troubleshooting

Applications in Data Center or Cloud

Product Bookings

SalesForce.com

Customer Data

Router/SwitchASR/ISR/ASA

MPLS

Encrypt

Service, Context

Application, Context

Device, LocationUser, Role

iPad

Corporate Laptop

Policy Teams

IT Systems Mgmt, Cisco Network Mgmt Policy & Rules

Security ComplianceBusiness

Identity Services Engine (ISE)

Centralized Policy Platform

Full

Restricted

Third-Party

Applications

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Permit or deny access to any

resource based on granular rules

Improve Security and

Compliance

Flexibility to support any device or

application dynamically with

consistent policies

Employee

Satisfaction

Single IT interface for policy

creation and scaled enforcement

Reduce Time

to Deployment

CENTRALIZED

POLICY

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UNIFIED

MANAGEMENT &

DEPLOYMENT

CENTRALIZED

POLICY

COMPREHENSIVE

SECURITY

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Cisco Prime for Enterprise

• NCS 1.0: Unified access management for wired and wireless networks

• LMS 4.1: Enhanced Borderless Networks services management and Smart Interactions

• NAM 5.1: Integrated application and performance visibility across the network

• Collaboration Manager 1.0: Medianet monitoring and troubleshooting

Wireless LAN Planning and Design Service

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I can’t get access to the financial data I need. I guess both the wireless and wired networks must be down!

Sorry Amy, as a contractor, you are not authorized to access financial data.

The tech searches on her name and immediately can see full diagnostics.

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Quality of Experience

PlanningAuto

Configuration

Visibility and

MonitoringOptimization

Any to Any

Video Adaptation

Automation and rapid problem resolution in the network to deliver

application quality of experience, particularly video

Rapid

Problem Resolution

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Endpoints / Users

Network Elements

Network

Management

Cisco Prime:

Collaboration Manager 1.0

LAN Management Solution 4.1

Network Analysis Module 5.1

Cisco Developer Network Tools

Media Monitoring:• Performance monitor

• Mediatrace

• IPSLA VO

Auto Configuration:• Auto smart ports

Flow Metadata

Media Services Interface

Medianet Services

Media Services Proxy

Medianet Readiness Assessment Service

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Hmmm… Mediatrace identifies the bottleneck to be

between New York and Toronto

A remote expert joins a TelePresence session

between the VP of sales and the customer ad-hoc via TelePresence

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Expanded from box-level to

user and endpoint management

Management for the

modern workplace

Single interface for solving wired and

wireless connectivity and policy issuesFaster time to

problem resolution

Intuitive, consistent user interface with

automated tools for problem resolution

Increasing IT efficiency and

reducing training

UNIFIED

MANAGEMENT &

DEPLOYMENT

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UNIFIED

MANAGEMENT &

DEPLOYMENT

CENTRALIZED

POLICY

COMPREHENSIVE

SECURITY

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Significant

Change

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The Network

Cisco SecureX Architecture

The Network

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The Network

Context Aware Enforcement

Appliance Module Cloud

Tru

stS

ec

Tru

stS

ec

Context Aware Policy

AnyC

onn

ect

Virtu

al and C

loud

ServicesPartners Management

Application Programming Interfaces

Cisco SecureX Architecture

Cisco SIO

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Secure Branch

Branch Office

DMZ

IPSec VPN

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Do I have a consistent Access Policy Architecture across my network for all users and devices?

Can mobile devices access my network securely, reliably and seamlessly?

Can my network deliver real-time collaboration experiences?

Can my network deliver protection from the premises to the Cloud?

Can my network optimize performance of applications anytime, anywhere?

Am I using my network to reduce my energy costs?

Is my network ready for current and future regulatory requirements?

Where am I now? Where do I start?

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Lower Total Cost of Ownership

Prescriptive Solutions

Modular Design for the Future

http://www.cisco.com/web/CA/solutions/strategy/government/networking_solutions_sub_program_home_fr.html

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/netsol/ns982/networking_solutions_program_home.html

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Cisco Borderless Networks Is Your Platform for Next Gen Netwrok

Cloud and Mobility Driving Enterprise Network

Transformation

Cisco Delivers Policy, Management, Security to Simplify this

Transformation

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Embedded Network Services Optimize the Experience

• Maximize IT InvestmentEmbedded routing optimizationApplication performanceBandwidth efficiency

• Secure Data, Devices, WorkloadsDevice, application choice with IT control

• Optimize ApplicationsRich media applications prioritized by networkApplications routed to best public, private cloud resourceVisibility and predictability

Application Performance

Campus Core

SecurityVoiceVideo

Routing

Remote Office

Routing Application Performance

Private Cloud

SecurityVoiceVideo

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Application Performance

Private Cloud

SecurityVoiceVideo

Routing

Business Applications

Data CenterUnified Fabric

Email

SecurityVoiceVideo

NetworkAnalysis

ApplicationPerformance

• Maximize IT InvestmentDC services extended to Campus CoreVirtualized services provide scale, rapid ROI

• Secure Data, Devices, WorkloadsDevice, application choice with IT control

• Optimize ApplicationsRich-media, business applications prioritized by networkApplications routed to best public, private cloud resourceVisibility and predictability

Embedded Network Services Balance Cloud Workloads

Optimal user experience based on location

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Application Performance

Private Cloud

SecurityVoiceVideo

Routing

Embedded Network Optimize the Mobile Experience

Email

Internet

• Maximize IT InvestmentRouter embedded services increase performance and availabilityVirtualized services provide scale, rapid ROI

• Secure Data, Devices, WorkloadsSecurity enforcement points closest to userFederated security between cloudsDevice, application choice with IT control

• Optimize ApplicationsRich media applications prioritized by networkApplications routed to best public, private cloud resourceVisibility and predictability

AnyConnect

ScanSafe w/

AnyWhere+

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Routing, Application Performance, and Security Innovations Enable Cloud

Secure Cloud InfrastructureServices and Access

• ASA/ASA SM

• AnyConnect

• ScanSafe (ISR G2)

• IronPort, SIO

SecureX

Performance Optimized WAN

• WAAS on ISR/SRE

• vWAAS

• UCS Express

• NAM

Application

Velocity

Video Scale, Prioritization

• Medianet

• ISR G2 Integrated Video

Conferencing

• WebEx Node for ASR 1000

• PfR, NBAR

Medianet Application Performance

Cisco Borderless Networks

SecurityVoiceVideo

Routing