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© 2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco Confidential2007 WW UC PS 1
The Time is NowCollaborate…Innovate…Accelerate
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Solutions for Smalland Medium Business
Vikas ButaneySenior Director, Product Management, ARTG
Robb BergerSenior Manager, WW Channels
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Unprecedented Opportunity: Small BusinessVoice Communications Systems
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Small Business (1-99 Employees)
By 2010 the Majority of MBs Will Move to
IP Based Voice Solutions* Market opportunity in the SB segment surpasses the MB in 2007-2008
* Over half the market will adopt IP PBX solutions by 2010
WW TAM—$3.1b by 2010CAGR 2006-2010 18%*
*as of 1/2007
“More than 89% of businesses in the
United States have 2 to 19 employees.”
Source: Yankee Group
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IP PBX Spend ($M) Traditional PBX Spend ($M)
IP Phones/Adaptors Spend ($M)
IP Centrex Spend ($M)
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Premium Brand,World ClassService and
Support
Premium Value,Customizable,Regulations
Simple, All-in-One, Efficient
Business ModelFlexible, Value-Priced, FixedConfiguration
Cisco Product Portfolio
LinksysBusiness
Series
Linksys One Smart BusinessCommunications
SP Hosted,Agent Delivered
Linksys Connected Office Cisco Products
Medium Business
* In some cases the VAR may be a SP
Small Business Typical Model*
Portfolio of SMB Products and Solutions
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Solution Packaged for 8 User OfficePOE-Enabled 8-Port Switch
Desktop, Wall-Mount or Rack-MountPower Failover to PSTN
Cisco 1861 Integrated Services Router
September2007
Unified Communications solutionfor small branch office
Integrates call control, messaging,routing and switching
Simplifies ordering, operation,and deployment
Offers right level of flexibility
Lowers capital and operational costs
Full UnifiedCommunication support
Survivable Remote Site Telephony
Communications Manager Express
Cisco Unity Express
Comprehensive security
IPSec VPN acceleration
Firewall, IPS, SSL—VPN, GET VPN
Comprehensive routing and QoS
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Cisco Unified Communications ManagerBusiness Edition
Unified Communications for 100-500 Person Companies on aSingle Server
Cisco Unified CommunicationsManagerCisco Unified MobilityCisco Unity Connection
Simplified installation and management
Integrates With Cisco UnifiedCommunications SystemApplications
Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express,Cisco Unified Contact Center Express
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Best in Class Cisco TechnologySolutions for Enterprise and
Commercial
Cisco Smart BusinessCommunications System:
purpose-built for SMB
Cisco Solution Offerings
NetworkManagement
Voice
Data Center
Security
MobilityRouting
Switching
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Business ChallengesEnhance customer service and responsiveness
Increase revenue by improved productivity for technicians and sales and service staff
Reduce costs and simplify administration of voice and network equipment
SolutionCisco Unified Communications 500 Series for Small Business
Cisco Catalyst Express 520 Series Switch
Cisco Unified IP and Wireless Phones
Business ResultsFreed up 30 minutes/day for service manager drive incremental sales of $200-$400
Customers can reach the right resource on the first try
Reduced number of network devices to manage from four to one
Automotive Repair Shop Drives Success with theCisco Smart Business Communications System
“By saving 30 minutes a day for our service manager, our Cisco solution increasesthe average number of daily repair jobs by one or two and our average daily partssales by US$200 to US$400.”
Donny Seyfer, Operations ManagerSeyfer Automotive
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Smart Business Communication SystemsSimple, Complete, Secure Communication Solution for Small Businesses
• 8 to 48 Voice Users• Desktop and
Rackmount Models• Optional Integrated
WLAN AP on desktopmodels
IP Phones
• All Cisco Unified IPPhones aresupported
Switching
• 8 port desktop and24 port rack mountmodels
• Companion Switchfor UC500
Wireless
• Autonomous APs orUnified WirelessSolution with MobilityExpress
Teleworker
• VPN, Wired andWireless Access,Remote IP Phoneextension
UC500 Series 7900 Series CE520 SeriesAP500
WLC 500
UnifiedCommunications
Business and Productivity Applications
Cisco Smart Assist Features
Cisco Configuration Assistant
Cisco Monitor Manager / Cisco Monitor Director
Cisco 870W
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Example Network with the Cisco SmartBusiness Communications System
Access Points
Teleworker
Secure Remote Phone support
UC500
CE520
WLC500
AP500
4 Analog Station Ports(Fax, Door Bell, etc)
System Management Tools forConfiguration and Monitoring
Communications,Productivity and
Business Applications
InternetDSL/CableModem or
Router for WAN
Switching
Wireless
NetworkFoundation
Example Smart Assist Features
PSTN
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Cisco Unified 500 Series Overview
Platform for UC Services, Switching, VPN,Tele-worker support, and optionalwireless LAN
Call Processing - Cisco UnifiedCommunications Manager Express
Voice Mail and Auto Attendant—Cisco Unity Express Voice Mail
Full portfolio of Cisco Unified IP phones tomeet small medium business needs
Full featured Voice over IP GW capabilityusing H.323 and SIP protocols
System level configuration and managementsolution for day 0, 1 and 2
UC500
UC500
8-16 User Desktop Models Available Now
32-48 User Rack MountShipping !
Simple, Secure, Complete
New
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SBCS ApplicationsController-Based Advanced Mobility Services
Improves Communications, Productivity, and Business Operations
Customized portal page forguest login and authentication
Simple set-up and admin ofsecure access for visitors
Segments guest traffic onseparate VLAN
Guest Access
Single and Dual Mode Phones
Optimized QoS, Call AdmissionControl, and fast inter-APhand-off
Voice optimization button easesAP and 7921 configuration
Voice configuration templates
Voice over WLANNew
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SBCS ApplicationsCisco Unified CallConnector for MS Windows
Improves Communications, Productivity, and Mobility
Installs on User’s PC
Telephony Integration with CME
Toolbars and Contact-Apps in IEand Outlook
Screen-Pop with Caller Informationfrom Outlook
Quick Search and Click to dial
Personal
Requires MCS or customer-providedWindows Server 2003
Same Toolbar Interface, easy to Install
Adds Presence and Telephone StatusIntegrated in Contacts
Includes QuickMessage IM
Call Log on Server from Radius Messages
Server
Mobility Enhancements• Provides Single Number Reach to cell phone or other phone
• Remote control of mid-call features (i.e. transfer, hold, conference)
• User-defined rules for reachability based on CLID (boss, spouse, etc.)
New
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A Quick Look at IPsmartSuite™
Applications for Cisco’s Smart BusinessCommunication System that address thebusiness requirements for small businesses
IPsmartSuite turns IP Phones into ‘smart’business devices that are integrated into thefabric of the small business operation
Addresses the challenges facingsmall businesses
Staffing and Payroll Cost Controls
Task Alerts with Alert Notification
Client/Customer Billing and Customer Out-Reach Enhancements
Emergency Response
Available from distribution channel and soldthru partner community in smallbusiness environment
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Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.5
Configures Voice,Switching Security,Wireless, Routing,Teleworker and more
Local, remote,or offlineconfiguration tool
Interactive topology
Front panel views
Drag-and-dropIOS upgrades
Easy Set Up with Intuitive GUI for AllSmart Business Communication System Devices
Out of Band Configuration
T1/E1 configuration
Migration of configs and data for
RMA
Voice Feature enhancements
Auto Attendant
Shared Lines
Translation Rules
BLF
Mobility enhancements
Guest Access
New SIP Trunk Provider – AT&T
What’s New?
Cisco ConfigurationAssistant
New
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Cisco Monitor Manager and Director
Monitors the operational
health of the customer’s
data and IP
Telephony network
Proactive and central
24X7
Comprehensive
automated monthly
reporting
Empowers partners to
move to Managed SP
business offering
Easily downloadable fromhttp://www.cisco.com/go/sbnm
NFR Kit Available for 1.1.2
Remote Monitoring and Reporting for Cisco VARs
Now Supports up to 100
customer networks
Monitors third party
devices
Enhanced Voice
Monitoring Features
Future Orion Program to
add scaled MSP
services for Tier
1, 2, 3 SPs
What’s New?
Monitor Manager 1.1.2
New
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Partner Value Proposition
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Create Profitable Business with CiscoSMB solutions
Simplify Product and Ordering
Deliver purpose built platforms that combine appropriate functionality
Unified Communications, Switching, Routing, Wireless, Security
Simpler Licensing: SBCS/UC-500, CUWL
Keep enhancing and utilizing Quote Builder, Solutions Expert
Simplify Product Installation
Support Plug and Play operation with default configuration
Provide Configuration GUI to customize default configuration
Simplify Selling Process and Services
Provide sales tools, such as quoting and demo capabilities
Provide SMB appropriate specializations and channel programs.
Simplify warranty and support for SMB customers.
Offer Value Add services and applications to extend system value
Enable remote monitoring/service as a service enabler for VARS & SPs
Enable applications to tie to system—Presence, mobility, business processes,video, WebEx…
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Complete Systems Management
Quick Set Up
Easy toCustomize
Create Monitor andReporting Services
Know When toOffer Upgrades
CiscoSmart Assist
Features
Auto configurationfeatures to reduce
set up time
CiscoConfiguration
Assistant
Single GUI toeasily customize
systemconfigurations
locally or remotely
New service revenue potential withmonitoring and reporting tools
Cisco MonitorManager and Director
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Cisco Is the Only Vendor that CanDeliver All Components
SwitchingUnified
CommunicationsMobility Routing Security
HP Avaya Aruba Juniper Juniper
3COM Shoretel 3COM Huawei Sonic Wall
Nortel Mitel Adtran
Nortel BCM
NEC
…add Services, Network, Applications to the Solution
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SIP Trunk: The Benefits
Service Providers VARs Customers
• Enables expansioninto SMB markets
• Lower costs
• Enables value addedservices simplification(i.e. network callrecording,presence services)
• Enables highermargin for installswith reducedconfiguration time
• Enables finders’ fees
• Enables monthlycommission fees
• Continue to provideother services
• More choices fromcarriers and services
• Lower telephonycosts
• DID services, evenfor the smallcustomers
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Software-as-a-Service:Future of Software
By 2010…
25% of NewBusiness Software
$30–40B Opportunity
*Gartner “SaaS Delivery Challenges On-Premise Software,” September 2006
“As software increasingly is delivered as a service,legacy vendors like Microsoft face the innovator’sdilemma in transitioning not just technologyapproaches but their own business models.”
Credit Suisse on UC, July 2007
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Cisco and WebEx Strategic Vision
Collaboration is a core Cisco initiative
WebEx is core to the Cisco UC strategy
Integration with Cisco UC Solutions
Accelerate both Cisco UC and WebEx growth
WebEx + Cisco UC create Web 2.0 leadership
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WebEx Today and Tomorrow:WebEx Connect—Shaping The Future of SaaS
SugarCRM
Everdream
GeoLearning
LiteScape
DreamFactory
Business Objects
Cordys
BMC SoftwareOracle CRM
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FY ’08 Channel Go-to-Market Plan
UC Partner Pilot - Commission Model
Leverage UC partners to expand reach
100 WW pilot partners in Q1; ramp to all UC partners in 2nd Half
Test 20% commission fee + OIP “Finder’s Fee”
Today
Primarily Direct
SP Model
1H FY08
WebEx Direct + SP+
UC Partner Pilots
2HFY08
WebEx Direct + SP
Commission Model
Resale Pilots
New Models
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Partner Advantages Of The SaaS Model
Low initial customer cost = easy try and buy, thenviral adoption…driving more UC needs
Platform for upsell, business transformation,“blended UC” and services opportunities
New partner economics—No inventory, installationor AR cost, and low support cost
Expand market opportunities with functional andvertical applications/decision makers
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