Unified communications for every organization

1. Unified Communications
for every organization

2. Unified Communications (UC)
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3. Unified Communications (UC)
Identity & Presence
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4. Unified Communications (UC)
Fixed and mobile
telephony Voice – and email
PBX
Portal
analog telephony
environments
Calendars
Identity & Presence
Instant Messaging
Voip
Business
applications
Web Conferencing 4
VoIP

5. Facilitate the new way of collaboration
Source: http://www.sogeti.com/Curious-about-Sogeti/TeamPark---Our-Collaboration-Platform/
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6. Consolidate communication channels
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7. Consolidate communication channels
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8. Re-use presence information
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9. Re-use presence information
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11. Reduce travel time
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12. Save costs
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13. Meet online face-to-face
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14. Choose the right solution
Source: www.warnerbros.com
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15. UC Platforms from the software industry
Note : The Magic Quadrant gives an overview of the unified communications platform supplier’s market position
Source: http://www.gartner.com 15

16. Online services
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17. Online services
Source: http://www.onlinemeetingreviews.com 17

18. ‘Free’ online services
Department X
Internet
Department Y
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19. Paid online services
Department X
Internet
Department Y
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20. Popular market players
Source: http://www.gartner.com 20

21. Hybride
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22. Hybride
Internet
SIP Service Provider
Company X
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23. Hybride
UC Servers SIP Trunk
Internet
SIP Service Provider
Company X
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24. On-premise
Source: www.warnerbros.com
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25. On-premise
Internet
Company X
PBX
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26. On-premise
Internet
UC Servers
Media Gateway
Company X
PBX
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27. Look before you leap
Unified Communications Market Trends
 UC Definition - multimodal communication (using voice, IM, email,
and video) system that has presence, identity, and availability
features to streamline business processes by reducing the human
latency inherent in business communications.
 UC trials are popular, deployments are not: In Forrester's recent
survey of IT professionals (NA & Europe) it found that over half of
respondents are trailing UC but only 11% are reporting full UC
deployment.
 While UC has some powerful benefits in terms of improved
business results, decrease in cycle times, and reduced overall IT
and telecom spending, the lack of standards, interoperability and
vendor viability have hampered more wide-spread adoption by large
enterprises.
Source: http://www.forrester.com 27

28. Look before you leap
Source: http://www.forrester.com 28

29. Facilitate with lots of bandwidth
Source: http://www.3gpp.org/LTE 29

30. Facilitate the (new) workspace
Source: http://www.apple.com 30

31. Use open standards where possible
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32. Think big start small
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33. Think big start small
Portal
environments
Instant Messaging
Voip
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34. Local touch - Global reach
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