Cisco Cisco IP Contact Center Release 4.6.1 Informationshandbuch

Seite von 3
© 2015 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
2
Incorporate video into meetings
Cimpress connects team members around the 
world, whether chatting one on one or celebrating 
announcements companywide in real time. Being 
able to see and engage with each other helps team 
members build trusting relationships. 
With the Cisco DX Series for the desktop, team members enjoy a no compromise 
collaboration experience. The DX offers crisp high-definition (HD) video and audio 
in a single device that can also replace the IP Phone. With fully touch-based 
navigations the DX features an easy to use touch screen. The affordability of the 
new endpoints such as the DX has also helped support Cimpress’s expansion of 
HD video systems within the company.
“At my previous companies, video was always cumbersome and complicated,” 
says Moran. “Cisco taught me how easy the video experience can be. It’s simple 
and people get it, which is part of the reason why video is the norm here.”
Create flexible work areas and office space
“We have a few video terminals on all day to connect with remote team 
members or support staff,” says Parece. “You can walk up to a desk and 
instantly chat with someone working miles away.” With flexibility to work 
anywhere, Cimpress increases team member satisfaction and retention.
Support branch offices
Cimpress is growing quickly with several mergers every year. Cimpress 
welcomes these new acquisitions with Cisco video endpoints that are easy 
to set up—just plug in and go. While mergers can be a stressful, the life-like 
virtual connection helps newly acquired companies immediately feel part of 
the Cimpress family.
VIDEO
CONNECT
2000
 
USERS 
DAILY
PRODUCTIVITY
•  Expanded video system beyond conference 
rooms to team member desktops and mobile 
devices
•  Connect with newly acquired team members 
quickly through video
Solutions
“With our distributed workforce, video has been a vital and natural way 
to keep people connected and productive,” says Jay Moran, vice president 
of Technical Operations. “We evaluated utilization of our 250 collaboration 
endpoints and quickly saw that we needed to expand to meet demand.”