Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server 安装指南

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Cisco MeetingServer 5.1 Installation Planning Guide  
 
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Cisco Systems 
                                  
March 2003 
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Introducing Cisco 
MeetingPlace to Your 
Company 
Once you have made the decision to make MeetingPlace a key component of 
your conferencing strategy, it’s then time to roll MeetingPlace out to your 
employees with Latitude’s Rapid Adoption Plan (RAP). RAP is Latitude’s 
five-step plan to introduce users to MeetingPlace, train them on the system, 
and get them using it. RAP’s goal is to get employees throughout your 
organization up and running on MeetingPlace within two weeks.  
 
This chapter describes RAP and includes worksheets towards its 
implementation. If someone other than you is responsible for introducing 
MeetingPlace to your company, give that person the information in this 
chapter.  
RAP: 5 Steps to Collaboration 
Latitude supports and administers RAP until MeetingPlace is fully 
implemented and adopted by your employees. RAP is a flexible program that 
can be quickly adopted to address your current processes. Work with your 
MeetingPlace Application Consultant to determine which steps and which 
components are appropriate for you. 
Step 1: Prepare 
Before introducing MeetingPlace to your employees, you and your 
MeetingPlace Application Consultant will define how MeetingPlace 
supports your business initiatives. MeetingPlace is then branded with your 
name, system tools are customized, support staff is prepared, and other pre-
announcement tasks are completed. 
Step 2: Announce 
Presenting MeetingPlace to your user community may be made via any 
combination of e-mail, voice mail, company newsletter and/or on-site 
marketing. You may choose an enterprise-wide announcement strategy, a 
department by department strategy, or a combination of both. Towards this 
aim, we provide you with: