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- 1. 1© 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco PublicC97-521167-00 Managed Services – Cisco TelePresence
- 2. 2© 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco ConfidentialC97-521167-00 Agenda Challenge Next steps Benefits Solutions
- 3. 3© 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco ConfidentialC97-521167-00 Challenge 20 Minutes Into A Typical Meeting GM office, Singapore GM Office, London, UK ? ? ?? ? ?? Office of CEO, New York, USA
- 4. Prof Albert Mehrabian Professor Emeritus of Psychology, University of California – Los Angeles VISUAL Body Language VOCAL Tone VERBAL Words Challenge Why Does This Happen? (continued) 55% 38% 7%
- 5. 5© 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco ConfidentialC97-521167-00 Solutions 1. Meet In-person. But…?
- 6. 6© 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco ConfidentialC97-521167-00 Solutions 2. Introducing Cisco TelePresence (continued)
- 7. 7© 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco ConfidentialC97-521167-00 Solutions How Is This Made Possible? High-Def. 1080p HD on 65” plasma monitor Advanced HD camera Multichannel full-duplex spatial audio Zoned acoustics system Lighting and wall color Furniture Immersive in-person experience Simple to operate Reliable and secure meetings (continued) Push button operation Include WebEx and mobile users with ease In-built Projector, screens and document camera
- 8. 8© 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco ConfidentialC97-521167-00 Benefits Be green Be a socially responsible company Reduce marketing costs by increasing brand value Avoid carbon taxes/penalties and surcharges Increase bottom-line growth Avoid travel costs Avoid non productive travel time Build a leaner supply-chain Increase top-line growth Collaborate better with customers and partners Innovate faster by scaling scarce expertise Cost effectively serve new geographies
- 9. 9© 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco ConfidentialC97-521167-00 Benefits How Are Your Industry Peers Using It? Benefit ResultAction Increased sales Installed intercompany. Currently connected to P&G and Cisco Increased customer and partner intimacy with Wal-Mart, banks and universities General Electric Improved client satisfaction Installed 15 Rooms worldwide Increased collaboration Faster decision makingAccenture Faster product Introductions Installed 48 rooms in 20 countries Rapid innovation by collaboration Scaled scarce expertise globally Leaner supply chain P&G Travel savings of $604,000 in one month Installed 6 rooms in 5 countries Reduced costs Increased productivityHSBC Going green Reduced annual carbon emissions by 400 Tons Installed multiple locationsTelia Sonera (continued)
- 10. 10© 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco ConfidentialC97-521167-00 ? ? ?? ? ?? Benefits Managed Service – Start with a Model Today Office of CEO, New York, USA GM Office, London, UK GM office, Singapore QoS Enabled MPLS VPN Network (continued)
- 11. 11© 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco ConfidentialC97-521167-00 QoS Enabled MPLS VPN Network GM Office, London, UK GM office, Singapore Benefits And Evolve Over Time Office of CEO, New York, USA GM Office, London, UK GM office, Singapore Customer, Dubai Supplier/ Partner Inter Company Exchange with Session Control (continued)
- 12. 12© 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco ConfidentialC97-521167-00 Intercompany exchange with session control GM Office, London, UK GM office, Singapore Benefits How Do We Make This Easy? Office of CEO, New York, USA Customer, Dubai Supplier/ Partner We supply the technology and manage it. Our exchange connects your company’s deployment to the world. We provide concierge services, scheduling, management and reporting. (continued)
- 13. 13© 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco ConfidentialC97-521167-00 Next Steps Experience is everything (continued) Have A Meeting on Us
- 14. 14© 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco ConfidentialC97-521167-00 14© 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco ConfidentialC97-521167-00
- 15. 15© 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco ConfidentialC97-521167-00 Disclaimer You are encouraged to use the material contained within this presentation under the following terms and conditions: © 2008 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco, the Cisco logo, and Cisco Systems are registered trademarks or trademarks of Cisco Systems, Inc. and/or its affiliates in the United States and certain other countries All other trademarks mentioned in this document or Website are the property of their respective owners. The use of the word partner does not imply a partnership relationship between Cisco and any other company
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- We have all been in an important phone meeting or video conference with customers, partners or employees located either in a nearby city or on the other side of the world. And, we have all been in a situation more often than not, where you are trying to have a very productive conversation, but you get the feeling that you are not quite able to connect with the people on the other side on account of thick accent that is hard to understand or the use of similar sounding words such as 13 and 30 etc You are also not able to tell if the person on the other side is truly paying attention and you notice that people have to constantly pause to prevent talking over one another And you wonder why it is so difficult to have a productive meeting
- The reason this happens is that an overwhelming 93% of any communication happens through the elements of body language and tone of voice as opposed to the fractional 7% through words Now, in a video conferencing solution, besides words, some tone and visual elements come through but what really empowers communication is the fusion of all these three elements in a seamless manner So, what’s the solution to this challenge?
- The best solution is to meet in person in the same room across a table But! Is meeting in person possible every time you or your teams need to collaborate closely? Firstly, airfare is quite expensive, and add to this, a hotel stay, food, transportation etc and the total costs quickly add up to a significant amount Secondly, consider the hassle. Every time you have to fly to San Jose from Singapore, it involves driving to the airport, lugging your baggage through long security lines only to hear your flight is delayed. When you do reach and hopefully your bags made it, you arrive to the meeting the next day jet lagged and tired What if there is a way to meet across a table without the inconvenience of travel, without loss of valuable time and without the expense of travel? Is this possible at all?
- Introducing Cisco TelePresence— an entirely new experience that transforms the way we communicate, collaborate and innovate It is an immersive “in person” experience that enables me to look into your eyes, make eye contact with you and express myself completely as though you were sitting right across the table from me when in reality you could be at the other end of the world. Besides this, from your body language I can tell if you are frustrated, listening or getting bored and accordingly tune my conversation.
- Let’s look at how this is made possible There are three elements to this solution The immersive experience The simplicity of operation The reliability and security factor First let’s look at the immersive experience This has three aspects to it : Visual, Vocal and Ambience The Visual aspect: As you can see here, the endpoint features High def 65” 1080p Progressive scan Plasma with HD cameras. This implies I see every single expression in your face and can read your body language The screen is 65” wide to be able to see a full size realistic image of the person on the other side (unlike the small sized image on a TV in a Video Conference). This gives you the experience of being in one room and having an engaging conversation where I am now looking into your eyes and not in a camera. The Vocal aspect: The TelePresence endpoint features Full duplex spatial audio from a zoned acoustics system that evokes natural reactions and mimics real life conversation I can hear a pin drop and can tell where it fell which means, I do not miss any comments even when two people are talking at the same time which is how humans interact especially in an contentious discussion The Ambience aspect Coordinated back lighting, wall colors, furniture all give the feeling of meeting in one room across one seamless table, even if we have participants from NY, London, Singapore all in a single call Now let’s look at The Simplicity factor Scheduling a meeting is as simple as adding meeting rooms in Microsoft outlook or the web based scheduling tool. Once scheduled, the meeting shows up in the IP phone and all you need to do to start the meeting is to touch the phone screen. No cumbersome remotes for cameras and TV’s. The benefit here is higher utilization - as much as 10 times conventional video conferencing systems. Finally the Reliability factor Telepresence is run on a high quality of service enabled MPLS VPN Network on the robust IP NGN network platform. This implies that the system not only works every single time but also that your conversations are completely secure given our dedicated MPLS network Notes to Speaker: Handling Common Objections/questions at this point We already have videoconferencing and no one uses it. Legacy VC poor user experience low single digit utilization rate Cisco TelePresence immersive user experience (life-size images, 1080p HD), Simple (OBTP, NO cumbersome remotes High quality user experience 10 times legacy VC utilization Isn’t TelePresence the same as videoconferencing? NO. It’s a giant leap forward that enables new means of communication and collaboration TP is to VC = Phone to Telegraph machine An example: The CEO of a major company said: “You can screen a candidate via videoconferencing, but you can hire via TelePresence.” Cisco has hired several employees who were interviewed entirely via TelePresence. I’m not sure how we would use TelePresence at my company. Just as in our personal lives today Video has changed how we communicate - YouTube, Web cameras, and VOD Video is the next frontier for business It enables global collaboration for faster, better decision making. But because TelePresence is new it often doesn’t fit into business processes that were designed when this kind of global video collaboration was impossible. Many customers have found that TelePresence can enable business process reinvention in ways that are specific to their business needs. Cisco can help identify those reinvention opportunities. Isn’t TP just a way to reduce business travel? TP can certainly help avoid business travel costs. The greater value of TP, however, is the impact on business process and productivity. TP customers are re-inventing their processes to reduce costs, compress cycle time, and accelerate revenue. For example, we are finding innovative TP applications in supply chain.
- What does all of this mean from a business standpoint? TelePresence enables you to Increase top-line growth by better collaborating with customers and partners and innovating faster Increase bottom-line growth by avoiding travel costs and the opportunity cost of travel Be seen as a socially responsible brand by reducing your carbon footprint substantially, thereby avoiding carbon taxes/penalties and surcharges
- Now, let’s look at how your industry peers use TelePresence General Electric used TelePresence to collaborate closely with their customers thereby opening significant up-sell opportunities for new products Accenture, whose whole business model is predicated on meetings with customers, significantly improved customer intimacy by bringing in experts into customer conversations in a moments notice thereby accelerating decision making. With TelePresence in place, customers were more willing to award contracts to Accenture given the high level of day to day collaboration that now becomes commonplace. Procter & Gamble: Here is a company that is known for being a leading innovator in the tough consumer-product-goods industry where margins are constantly under threat. P&G is able to follow a product leadership strategy to maintain category freshness by frequent and fast product introductions. TelePresence helps them bring market research, engineering, category experts and management to meet more often and work closely to design new products quickly. HSBC saved as much as $600,000 in one month by cutting T&E costs Finally, if you are in Europe, you understand the consequence of not being green. TeliaSonera accumulated carbon credits by reducing its carbon emissions by 400 tons every year
- Obtaining these benefits and being able to use the solution to its fullest potential involves close monitoring and maintenance of the endpoints as well as the underlying network As a managed service you can get the quality without worrying about maintaining everything in-house You have the option to start today with a basic model to link the branch offices in your organization on a dedicated QoS enabled MPLS VPN network for reliable and secure communication
- And then evolve this over time, linking all your rooms with rooms at your customers, suppliers and partners This is made possible by connecting through our exchange
- How do we add value? We supply the entire technology and manage it Our exchange connects your company’s deployment to the world Besides this, we provide real time support via concierge services, simple scheduling, management and reporting
- Unlike other products/solutions you really get a feel for this only by experiencing it Hence, here is what we should do next Experience Cisco TP by having a meeting on us? After the experience, I will introduce you to the service options available, understand your needs and recommend the right design to suit your needs out of the many configuration and endpoint options available