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2. An American multinational corporation headquartered in San Jose, California Founded in December 1984 by two members of Stanford University computer support staff- Leonard Bosack Sandy Lerner It is the worldwide leader in networking for the Internet It designs, manufactures, and sells networking equipment Cisco IP based networking solutions- increase productivity, improve customer satisfaction and strengthen competitive advantage 3. Vision To change the way people work, live, play and learn Mission To enable people make powerful connections whether in business, education, philanthropy, or creativity Strategic Goals To deliver a wide range of new products, expand its offerings through internal and external efforts, enhance customer support, and increase its presence around the world 4. Corporate Market Borderless networks Collaboration Data Center and Virtualization IP NGN (Next Generation Networks) Small Businesses Routers and switches Security and surveillance Wireless Network storage systems Home user Broadband Flip Video Hardware/ Software 5. Cisco ASR 9000 Series deployed for scalability, resiliency and redundancy 100 Gbps IP and IP/DWDM (Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing) technologies to expand the PTT.br largest IXP in Latin America Key advantage to DWDM is that it's a protocol and bit-rate-independent- speeds up to 400 Gbps Significant increase in bandwidth requirements driven by the growing high- speed Internet service and the number of subscribers in the Brazilian market To enable NIC.br to easily add more 100 Gbps capacity as demand dictates + even beyond 100 Gbps Global IP traffic is expected to increase three fold between 2012 and 2017 - Cisco Visual Networking Index Forecast 6. Implements Ciscos Data Center Architecture-increase operational flexibility, improve its business operations and streamline its online trading platform Innovative and proven technology from Cisco to develop new models of trading-facilitate new offerings to meet rapid changes in investors' demands Cisco Unified Fabric technology -virtualize server interfaces and consolidate server traffic management Cisco Unified Computing System-help reduce investment costs of connectivity technology Supports 10 Gigabit Ethernet, enabling faster storage connection- with less no. of adapters, cables and switch ports Centrally managed from a single console using Cisco UCS Manager- ease in deployment, monitoring and manage h/w, s/w 7. Highly successful with companies because it delivers superior customers benefits Nearly 23,000 UCS customers worldwide No. 2 world market share in x86 blade servers 73 world-record performance benchmarks to date Supports Green data centers and energy efficiency- uses one-half the components and requires less cabling and power/cooling than legacy servers 30 billion kilowatt hours of energy per year could be saved- equivalent to energy output of 15 U.S. coal-fired electric plants and 35 million tons of C02! 8. Leading provider of enhanced TV viewing experience to more than 30 million Indian homes A trusted pay-tv technology partner more than 100 operators worldwide leading DTH and cable operator customers in India including ADN, Airtel Digital TV, Asianet Supports the Indian cable TV industry to meet the government mandate to roll out digital addressable systems by 31st Dec. 2014 Delivers services that helps to differentiate in an estimated 135 million pay- tv homes market 9. A Cisco in house methodology - defines a continuous lifecycle of services required for a network Standardized Common Approach is based on R&D efforts Knowledge gathered from successful solutions engagement Benefits of the model o Lowering the total cost of network ownership o Increasing network availability o Improving business agility o Speeding access to applications and services o High quality service delivery o Effective management of highly distributed workforce and systems 10. Prepare Customer Requirements Documents (CRD) High Level Design (HLD) Current state assessment Survey and Results (CSAS) Plan Site Requirements Specifications (SRS) Solutions Test Plan (STP) Site Survey Form (SSF) Customer Requirements Document Response (CRDR) Design Low Level Design (LLD) Implement Implementation Log Operate and Optimize 11. Cisco's QMS is registered to ISO 9001 by a third-party registrar- Cisco's Quality Management System is registered to ISO 9001 by a third-party registrar Has received regular surveillance audits to maintain certification since Nov93 Achieved global ISO 9001 certification across 300+ sites in 2007 Ciscos ISO 14001 EMS- continuous cycle of planning, implementing, reviewing, and improving the processes and actions performed to meet business and environmental goals Internationally accepted standard for environmental management certified site to identify, prioritize, and manage the pertinent environmental concern in that region Has achieved ISO 14001 certification in 27 sites through independent, third-party auditors 12. Ron Brown Award in the year 200203 for The exemplary quality of their relationships with employees and communities "100 Best Companies to work for as per Fortune 500 magazine- position No. 20 in 2011 CRN Magazine 2012 Channel Champions J.D. Power and Associates 2012 Certification Association of Support Professionals (ASP) Awards ASP Hall of Fame Technology Services Industry Association (TSIA) STAR Award Excellence in Online Support 2011, 2012 Excellence in Service Delivery Optimization 2011, 2012 Excellence in Innovative Support 2011 Excellence in Partner Management 2011 13. Best Online Support 2009, 2010 Best Online Community 2009 Forrester Groundswell Award TSIA Support Staff Excellence Certification SiteIQ Annual Website Ranking Stevie American Business Award Brandon Hall Group Technology Excellence Award M2M Value Chain Award SCMLogistics Supply Chain Excellence Award 14. Stratacom Cerent Corporation Scientific Atlanta Linksys NDS Group Starent Networks Moto Development Group Pari Networks Intucell Cognitive Security SolveDirect Ubiquisys Sourcefire 15. Cisco Snaps Up Sourcefire- The most recent acquisition in a $2.7bn deal Sourcefire aligns well with Cisco's future vision for security- a key pillar for security strategy Sourcefire's offerings more innovative- advanced malware protection and next-generation firewalls and intrusion-prevention offerings 16. Number of pilot projects around the country in education and healthcare Raichur and Shimoga in Karnataka Chhindwara in Madhya Pradesh Recent Innovation all-in-one box that combines a computer, router, projector, camera, speakers, microphone and a power management system This single box cost reduction, low power consumption, dust and humidity resistant, very viable for ordinary schools ! Established its Globalization Centre East in Bangalore(2nd headquarter)- in 2006 India R&D centre is also highly focused on urbanization solutions Received mandate to do the ICT master plan for four of the seven smart cities that will come up along the Delhi-Mumbai Infrastructure Corridor 17. INDUSTRY- RETAIL LOCATION-DELHI AIRPORT CHALLENGE Provide 24-hour surveillance with detailed reporting for individual luxury goods/items Centrally monitor and assess security and surveillance data of all five stores Implement complete solution in less than two months Solution Updated Cisco Video Surveillance solutions to meet new security needs Cisco Networked Physical Access Management solutions Cisco Unified Communications solutions for better customer care NEXT STEP With more than 250 cameras now installed, DDFS plans to implement additional detection and notification intelligence to this solution 18. Following The Right Vision and Strategy To become the customers' most strategic business partner by delivering intelligent networks and technology and business architectures built on integrated products, services, and software platforms Partnered British Government, the London Organizing Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, British Telecom, and broadcasters such as NBC for The London 2012 Games Key differentiator is their ability to capture market transitions which drive innovation that enables their customers' long-term success (cloud, mobility, video, any device, social networking, and virtual networks!) Evolution towards more programmable, flexible, and virtual networks in the current transition phase Investment in five foundational priorities leadership in the core business (routing, switching, and services) data center (virtualization/cloud) 19. Collaboration Video architectures for business transformation Capturing the Future Opportunity focused on the goal of gaining market share across all of their key product categories continue to strive to deliver profitable growth and generate long-term shareholder value evolution of mobile networks to the Voice over Long Term Evolution (VoLTE) all-IP technology standard Voice remains the most popular and profitable mobile service Decision to be made regarding deployment strategies of VoLTE to support the needs of different types of subscribers in urban, suburban, and rural service areas Infonetics forecasted in 2010 that voice will still comprise 60%of the mobile services market by 2014!