Белая книга для Cisco Cisco WebEx Meetings Server 2.6
Cypress
Consulting
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5. Customer 5 – anonymous
Profile
Country, Industry – Australia, Public Sector
Employees – 6,500
UC&C plans – Future upgrade of current Cisco
Unified MeetingPlace deployment, and continuation
of Cisco TelePresence video conferencing and
telephony investment
Unified MeetingPlace deployment, and continuation
of Cisco TelePresence video conferencing and
telephony investment
Interviewee title – IT manager
Highlights
With 6,500 employees across more than 50 locations, this
organization consumes more than 10,000 conferencing
meeting hours per month, with twenty five percent of
meetings including video from 150 video conference rooms.
Given its extensive video usage, an on-premises deployment
is a better option as it avoids large bandwidth costs resulting
from video traffic traveling off their locations, into the cloud,
and back again.
organization consumes more than 10,000 conferencing
meeting hours per month, with twenty five percent of
meetings including video from 150 video conference rooms.
Given its extensive video usage, an on-premises deployment
is a better option as it avoids large bandwidth costs resulting
from video traffic traveling off their locations, into the cloud,
and back again.
This organization offered high remarks for platform
virtualization and security and chooses not to deploy public
cloud based conferencing due to security and compliance
requirements. It anticipates extensive use of iPads as
conferencing end-points, and is eager to integrate its web
and video conferencing solutions to yield a single scheduling
system across both systems.
virtualization and security and chooses not to deploy public
cloud based conferencing due to security and compliance
requirements. It anticipates extensive use of iPads as
conferencing end-points, and is eager to integrate its web
and video conferencing solutions to yield a single scheduling
system across both systems.
This beta candidate expressed concerns about CWMS third-
party integration, specifically in the area of directories, and
decided to wait until LDAP integration is available before
deploying CWMS; however, it does expect to move forward
with a CWMS deployment thereafter.
party integration, specifically in the area of directories, and
decided to wait until LDAP integration is available before
deploying CWMS; however, it does expect to move forward
with a CWMS deployment thereafter.
The servers in our data center are increasingly more
virtualized, and we benefit from having a conferencing
system that runs on virtualized servers.
Given our organizational security policy, we cannot
have any sensitive data moving through the
public cloud from an internal meeting.
The user experience is good, and the integration of
the iPad is great, as is the ability to video-conference
and share content at the same time.
virtualized, and we benefit from having a conferencing
system that runs on virtualized servers.
Given our organizational security policy, we cannot
have any sensitive data moving through the
public cloud from an internal meeting.
The user experience is good, and the integration of
the iPad is great, as is the ability to video-conference
and share content at the same time.
IV. About the Author
Doug Silverstein, the principal of
Cypress Consulting, maintains a 20-year
record of success in technology and
finance. Since 1996, he has increased
revenue, and built sales and marketing
programs for customers and partners in
the enterprise applications, cloud, and
data center arenas. Doug’s past
employers and clients include BMC,
Cisco, Dimension Data, Microsoft,
Nuance, Oracle, SAP, and Symantec.
Cypress Consulting, maintains a 20-year
record of success in technology and
finance. Since 1996, he has increased
revenue, and built sales and marketing
programs for customers and partners in
the enterprise applications, cloud, and
data center arenas. Doug’s past
employers and clients include BMC,
Cisco, Dimension Data, Microsoft,
Nuance, Oracle, SAP, and Symantec.
Doug earned a BA in Economics from University of California,
Berkeley and an MBA from Kellogg Graduate School of
Management at Northwestern University. Prior to technology
sales and marketing, he spent five years in the finance industry
as a security analyst and portfolio manager for institutional
investors. Doug received a Charter Financial Analyst
certification in 1991 from the CFA Institute, and has worked in
U.S., Europe, and Asia.
Berkeley and an MBA from Kellogg Graduate School of
Management at Northwestern University. Prior to technology
sales and marketing, he spent five years in the finance industry
as a security analyst and portfolio manager for institutional
investors. Doug received a Charter Financial Analyst
certification in 1991 from the CFA Institute, and has worked in
U.S., Europe, and Asia.
For more information, please contact Doug Silverstein at
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Author’s Note
Cisco Systems commissioned Cypress Consulting to conduct
interviews and produce this paper, and provided names and
contact information for customers interviewed. Statements
about future versions of CWMS are based on discussions with
the CWMS product team at Cisco.
interviews and produce this paper, and provided names and
contact information for customers interviewed. Statements
about future versions of CWMS are based on discussions with
the CWMS product team at Cisco.
V. References and Resources
Cisco Jabber
Cisco Unified Computing System
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product page
Cisco Voice and Unified Communications product page
Cisco WebEx Meetings Server product page
Frost & Sullivan, “Analysis of the Global Web Conferencing
Market,” Sep ‘11, Roopam Jain , Ind Dir, UC & Collaboration
Market,” Sep ‘11, Roopam Jain , Ind Dir, UC & Collaboration
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Cisco has 40% as reported by Frost & Sullivan, “Analysis of the Global Web
Conferencing Market” Sep ‘11, Roopam Jain , Ind Dir, UC & Collaboration.
Conferencing Market” Sep ‘11, Roopam Jain , Ind Dir, UC & Collaboration.
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Cisco WebEx product team states that support for Android mobile devices
will be available later in 2013.
iii
CWMS v1.0 does not include APIs for third party solution integrations, but
the Cisco WebEx product team states they are planned for a future version.
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