Cisco Cisco MXE 3500 (Media Experience Engine) Dépliant
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Deployment Recommendations for Corporate Communications
The deployment scenarios for corporate communications vary depending on the desired end result. The
general requirements for corporate communications previously summarized can be accomplished by using the
following deployments:
general requirements for corporate communications previously summarized can be accomplished by using the
following deployments:
• Deployment scenario 2 for recording being performed by the Content Server, processing performed by the
Cisco MXE 3500, and content shared to Cisco Show and Share application
• Deployment scenario 3 for live streaming of media and content performed by the Content Server, and
streams being played live in Cisco Show and Share application
• Deployment scenario 4 for live streams originating on a Content Server, being transcoded by the Cisco MXE
3500, and played live on digital signs
4.3 Use Case 3: Employee Training
Employee training is a structured engagement delivered by a subject-matter expert intended to provide
transfer of information on a variety of topics. The venue can vary considerably based on the type of training
being delivered. The simplest venue is the recording of a instructional VoD that is shared with viewers on their
PCs. The most complex venue would involve multiple trainers with trainees in multiple locations over a two-
way interactive medium that is simultaneously recorded.
transfer of information on a variety of topics. The venue can vary considerably based on the type of training
being delivered. The simplest venue is the recording of a instructional VoD that is shared with viewers on their
PCs. The most complex venue would involve multiple trainers with trainees in multiple locations over a two-
way interactive medium that is simultaneously recorded.
The following sections describe the employee training use case:
• Description of Employee Training
• Requirements for Employee Training
• Workflow of Employee Training
• Deployment Recommendation for Employee Training
• Requirements for Employee Training
• Workflow of Employee Training
• Deployment Recommendation for Employee Training
Description of Employee Training
• Training sessions are always scheduled.
• Invites are sent by using Outlook or email.
• Time span could be several hours.
• Multiple trainers could be present in a single session, but trainers would have their own allotted segment.
• Quality of articulation and sound quality is generally excellent.
• Interruptions are minimal during the training, but two-way interactive Q&A sessions are frequent.
• Live participants use Cisco TelePresence System and videoconferencing endpoints and WebEx application.
• The trainers are almost always located in a single location.
• One-way live streaming for the session might be used for passive audiences.
• Trainers could also use prerecorded content that is sent (without a live audience) through email or web
• Invites are sent by using Outlook or email.
• Time span could be several hours.
• Multiple trainers could be present in a single session, but trainers would have their own allotted segment.
• Quality of articulation and sound quality is generally excellent.
• Interruptions are minimal during the training, but two-way interactive Q&A sessions are frequent.
• Live participants use Cisco TelePresence System and videoconferencing endpoints and WebEx application.
• The trainers are almost always located in a single location.
• One-way live streaming for the session might be used for passive audiences.
• Trainers could also use prerecorded content that is sent (without a live audience) through email or web
posting.
• Recorded content is generally consumed on a PC but might also be consumed on handheld devices.
• Live and recorded content may be consumed on HD signs (for example, on a factory floor).
• Content is generally shared during the meeting. Content in this case can extend beyond PowerPoint
• Live and recorded content may be consumed on HD signs (for example, on a factory floor).
• Content is generally shared during the meeting. Content in this case can extend beyond PowerPoint
presentations, including video clips and remote desktop screens.