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22 February 2012
AudioCodes and Infonetics Research Webinar
Year of the LyncMigration to Microsoft Lync Voice Solutions
Today’s Speakers
Note: The audio portion of today’s webinar requires a Windows-based PC with audio capabilities and either speakers or a headset
Dani KiryatiMarketing Manager
AudioCodes
Diane MyersDirecting Analyst
VoIP and IMSInfonetics Research
Agenda
• Market trends
• UC deployment reasons and requirements
• Mobility and video UC implementations
• Microsoft leading position in evaluations
• Evaluating Lync on key vendor requirements
• Migration to Lync Voice
• Extending Lync voice to enterprise mobile clients
• Connecting Lync to SIP Trunking and the PSTN
• Recording Lync calls for key business interactions
• Emergency call routing and E911 support
• Branch office survivability
Unified Communications
Moving Beyond Voice
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Moving beyond voice
• Enterprise telephony evolving into UC
– Integrating fragmented modes of communications
• Core pieces include voice, email, IM, presence combined
into single experience and expanding
– Web conferencing
– Mobility
– Video
– Collaboration
• Integration coming from e-mail platform and telephony
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Employee flexibility and mobility driving UC
Source: Infonetics Research, Unified Communications: North American Enterprise Survey, September 2011
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90%
Employee demand
Changing business
processes
Executive demand
Gain competitive edge
Reduce operational costs
Employee
mobility/flexibility
Improve response time
Improve employee
productivity
Dri
ve
rs
Percent of Respondents Rating 6 or 7
Scale: 1 = not a driver; 7 = definitely a driver
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Collaboration and mobile integration are top requirements for UC solutions
Source: Infonetics Research, Unified Communications: North American Enterprise Survey, September 2011
0% 20% 40% 60% 80%
Desktop
videoconferencing
Audioconferencing
Presence
Desktop-based call
control
Mobile device
integration
Integrates with business
applications
Collaboration tools
Ca
pa
bilit
ies
Percent of Respondents Rating 6 or 7
Scale: 1 = not important; 7 = definitely important
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Mobile UC implementations
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%
Downloadable softclient for
smartphone/tablet provided
by UC vendor
Hosted capabilities provided
from mobile operator
Seamless handoff of voice
calls between mobile device
and IP deskphones
implemented through UC
vendor solution
Mo
bile
De
vic
e In
teg
rati
on
Str
ate
gy
Percent of Respondents
2012
Now
• Mobile clients are dominant solution for enabling UC
• Move to seamless call handoff between multiple devices
Source: Infonetics Research, Unified Communications: North American Enterprise Survey, September 2011
Strongest growth
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Growing interest in video
0% 20% 40% 60% 80%
Range of video
endpoints
Integration with UC
Ease of use
Presentation
capabilities
Ability to communicate
outside of company
Featu
res
Percent of Video Respondents Rating 6 or 7
• Video adoption
increasing for
internal
communications
• Demand for
external video
communications
Source: Infonetics Research, Unified Communications: North American Enterprise Survey, September 2011
Scale: 1 = not important; 7 = definitely important
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Microsoft leads UC vendors installed and under evaluation
Source: Infonetics Research, Unified Communications: North American Enterprise Survey, September 2011
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%
AT&T
HP
IBM
Cisco
Microsoft
Un
ifie
d C
om
mu
nic
ati
on
Su
pp
lie
rs
Percent of Respondents
Under evaluation
Installed
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Microsoft leads in key enterprise requirements
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Financial Stability Service and
Support
Installation Technology Price-to-
Performance
Ratio
Management
Pe
rce
nt
of
Re
sp
on
de
nts
AT&T Cisco IBM Microsoft Siemens
Source: Infonetics Research, Unified Communications: North American Enterprise Survey, September 2011
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Diane MyersDirecting Analyst, VoIP and IMS
+1 408.583.3391
twitter.com/dianemyers
www.infonetics.com
THANK YOU
Migration to Lync Voice
Dani KiryatiMarketing Manager
AudioCodes
Challenges of Migration to UC and Lync Voice
• Businesses are usually not “green fields”
• Transforming from legacy PBX to Lync requires a set of connectors - Gateways
- Enterprise Session Border Controllers (E-SBCs)
- Survivable Branch Appliances (SBAs)
• Typical key migration challenges
• Co-existence
• Seamless migration
• Branch survivability
• Emergency calling
Link Your Lync with AudioCodes
Link Your LyncConnected by AudioCodes
From Licenseto Network
Scalability and Functionality - Lync Voice Connectivity
E-SBC for connecting to SIP
trunking or existing IP-PBX
Gateways for connecting to PSTN
or existing PBX
SBA for remote office survivability
ELIN Gateways for 911 calling
Gateways for analog phones,
modems and faxes
High density, Low density Media
Gateways
Mediant 800
MediaPack 1xx
Mediant 1000
Mediant 2000
Mediant 3000
Mediant 8000
Seamless Enterprise Mobility with Lync
• MobilityPLUS extends the reach of Lync voiceto mobile devices• Tablets• Smartphones• Laptops and notebooks
• Complement your UC experience• One Number• One Voicemail• Presence• Instant Messaging
• “Voice over IP Access Anywhere“• Secured VoIP connectivity• Reduced cellular charges• Improved coverage area
MobilityPLUS – Simple Installation, Enhanced Mobile UC Experience
PSTN Connectivity
• The PSTN is here to stay… at least for a while• Gradual migration to IP• Fallback voice service• Emergency calling
• Enhanced Gateway provides • Connectivity to the PSTN• Connectivity to legacy PBX• Managed migration from PBX to Lync
Mediant 3000“Enhanced” Gateway
Analog& FaxLines
Headquarters
MediationServer
PSTNPBX
Lync PC Clients
Lync SIPPhone Clients
End Office or POP
PSTN Connectivity for Lync Hosting Pack
TechNet Blogs NextHopAudioCodes Mediant Gateways Provide VoIP Connectivity for Lync Hosting Pack Deployments
SIP Trunking
Analog& FaxLines
Headquarters
PSTNPBX
Lync PC Clients
Lync SIPPhone Clients
End Office or POP
Mediant 3000“Enhanced” Gateway & SBC ITSPMediation
Server
• High adoption rates of SIP Trunking services• CAGR 2010-2015: 52%
• Hybrid Gateway/E-SBC operation• Integrated PRI and SIP connectivity• Shift capacity from PRI to SIP• SIP Trunks available to both PBX and Lync users• E-SBC provides security, interoperability, voice quality management
Branch Survivability
Mediant 1000SBA & E-SBC
PBX
Branch Office
LAN
Analog& FaxLines
Survivable Branch Appliance (SBA)
• Uninterrupted Lync functionality in cases of WAN isolation at the branch
• Fully certified by Microsoft
• Voice resiliency for up to 1000 users
SIP Phone Integration Into Lync
AudioCodes SPS Enables market leading IP Phones,
including AudioCodes 300HD, to be Lync Clients
SIP Phone Integration Into Lync
AudioCodes SPS Enables market leading IP Phones,
including AudioCodes 300HD, to be Lync Clients
Direct Connectivity for Legacy Analog Devices
• How can we terminate fax calls into Lync?
• How can we connect analog phones to Lync?
• AudioCodes analog ports and fax relay support • Connection of analog devices
• Intelligent routing of fax/modem calls to physical fax machines/modems or to fax servers
AudioCodes Special Features for Lync Voice Migration
• Drop and Insert
• Active Directory look-up
• Call Forking
• Emergency Line Identification Number
Emergency Calling and E911 ELIN Gateways
• ELIN = Emergency Location Identification Number
• Lync provides ELIN data in SIP INVITE for 911 calls
• E911 ELIN Gateway provides specialized call handling
AudioCodes is the only Enhanced Gateway
provider that is also certified as an ELIN Gateway
SmartTAP – Recording Solution for Lync
Microsoft Gateway of the Year @ WPC 2011
Benefits Notes
Ideal for Remote Branch Calls can be stored locally, or easily sent to a NAS
Single Vendor Solution 160 GB (default), Optional – 320GB / RAID 0
Upsell Tool Optimized for Lync or IP
Single box deployment MAX 50 active channels (concurrent)
Small Foot Print Remote Branch survivability
SmartTAP Advantages
• Certified• First Microsoft LYNC qualified recording solution
• Economic• No conferencing resources needed• No impact on quality of conversation
• Scalable• from as small as 8 to N concurrent sessions on a
single or distributed server configuration
• Recording of RTA codec• with built in transcoding
• Quality management • Customizable and user definable evaluation
forms and reports• Live call monitoring
• Secured• Tamper proof recording solution• Multi-level security access control with full audit
trail history
AudioCodes Ecosystem for Migration to Lync Voice
Microsoft Unified
Communications Solutions
3rd party Analog and SIP based Phone Support
Media Gateway
Legacy TDM PBX
Media Gateway
E1/T1/BRI/FXO
PBX
Legacy Fax & otherAnalog devices
Media Gateway
Non certified IP PBX
Media Gateway IP-PBX
SIP
IP Phones
AudioCodes MobileSoft Client
Media Gateway
SIP
PSTN Networks
Media Gateway
….
TDM Trunks
SP PSTN
Secured SIP Trunking
Media Gateway
….
SP IP WAN
SIP Trunks
Recordingsolution
SmartTAP Call Recorder
SurvivabilityLync
PSTNWAN
Survivable Branch Appliance
Media Gateways
Migrating to UC with Microsoft – Webinar Series
Implementing Instant Messaging, Presence, Voice and Video
Thomas BinderArchitect Voice CoE, Microsoft
Michael NelsonVice President of Integrated
Access Solutions (IAS)
Alan PercySr. Director of Strategic Marketing, AudioCodes
Diane MyersDirecting Analyst, VoIP and IMS
twitter.com/dianemyerswww.infonetics.com
Dani KiryatiMarketing Manager
[email protected]/dkiryati
www.audiocodes.com