Overview of Cisco TelePresence Solution and Deployments Maria del Pilar Munoz – Consulting Systems Engineer, Collaboration, LATAM Thomas Doria - Senior Manager, Collaboration, SMO BRKCOL-1800 What is Available Now? What is coming Next? Your Speakers Today Maria del Pilar Munoz Thomas Doria Consulting Systems Engineer Lead Senior Manager Latin America GMCC Strategic Marketing Pilar is a Consulting Systems Engineer, specialist Tom is a technology executive leader with nearly in Collaboration and Telepresence technologies for three decades of experience in network Cisco Latin America. She joined Cisco in 2005 and architecture, video conferencing, application is currently responsible for developing the development and systems engineering. Tom Collaboration technical strategy within the Latin recently joined Cisco’s TelePresence Technology America region by driving products into the region Group and supports Cisco’s competitive analysis and approaching business problems with of Visual communications solutions. technology solutions for strategic customers. Prior to joining Cisco, Tom served at Polycom, Trust Company of the West (TCW), and Avaya in multiple leadership roles. Agenda Cisco TelePresence Cisco TelePresence Solution Overview Emerging Technologies • Introduction: Why Video is Important • What is WebRTC • Users and Endpoints • Practical Applications - Leveraging Cisco WebRTC Solutions Today! • Call Control & Edge • WebRTC - What Does the Future Hold? • Conferencing Options • Closing Thoughts • Scheduling and Management • Closing Thoughts Cisco TelePresence Solution Overview Maria del Pilar Munoz Consultant, Collaboration Technology LATAM, Cisco Agenda • Introduction: Why Video is Important • Users and Endpoints • Call Control & Edge • Conferencing Options • Scheduling and Management Introduction The Way We Work Has Changed Past Today Individual work Interdependent work Fixed, long-term teams Flexible, agile teams Teams in the office Team from anywhere Work mostly with employees Work with employees, partners, and customers Conferencing Conundrum Customer Adoption Productivity Value Collaboration Quality Relative cost of the solution IX5000 Introducing Cisco Renovated Video Portfolio MX700 Jabber Spark 8865 (with KEM) DX70 DX80 MX300 G2 SX10 Touch 10 Intelligent Video Collaboration - more than just Telepresence Surfing the wave of innovations New Software New Experiences Collaboration Endpoint 8.0 Intelligent Proximity, Imaging and Audio New Consumption models New Features CMR On Premise & Cloud Personal Rooms, H.265, Multistreaming Video Architecture Headquarters Unity TelePresence Prime Connection Management Suite Collaboration Applications Instant Message Unified Expressway-E 3rd Party Solution & Presence Communications Manager DMZ Internet Expressway-C Mobile/Teleworker Call Control TelePresence Integrated Server Conductor Services ISR / CUBE MPLS WAN Router Conferencing Collab Edge Remote Site PSTN / Endpoints ISDN http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solutions/enterprise/design-zone-collaboration/index.html Users and Endpoints Preferred Architecture – Users & Endpoints Headquarters Unity TelePresence Prime Connection Management Suite Collaboration Applications Instant Message Unified Expressway-E 3rd Party Solution & Presence Communications Manager DMZ Internet Expressway-C Mobile/Teleworker Call Control TelePresence Integrated Server Conductor Services ISR / CUBE MPLS WAN Router Conferencing Collab Edge Remote Site PSTN / Endpoints ISDN Users and Endpoints Determining the Proper Experience for Users How immersive What environment What is the size of Sharing content? Are the users How simple must it the experience will the endpoint the room? Any AV what type? mobile? be? must be? be in? elements required? • Resolution, • Doc cam, H.239 • VPN home offices • Personal space • Small Room • Touch Device or mono/stereo/spatia and BFCP and non-VPN offices • Dedicated room • Medium Room Remote Control l audio • Motion vs. • BYOD • Public Room • Large Room • Scheduling • Screen size, sharpness • Training Room Options: camera quality • Auditorium Concierge, Calendar, Web Tool • Automatized Room Cisco Collaboration Endpoints Portfolio A flexible portfolio to choose the devices for your needs Collaboration Rooms IX Series MX Series Collaboration Desktop SX Series Professional Business Collaboration Communication DX Series 8800 Series 7800 Series Interaction Value Interaction 7” 14” 23” 42”, 55” and 70” 3-screen 70” 65o HFOV 65o HFOV 2.5x (5x) 83o HFOV 4K Technology 4x(8x) 72o HFOV 10x(20x) 80o HFOV Audio & Video Fidelity Introducing Project Workplace • Inspire innovation by building more collaborative workspaces • Find the right design for your organization www.cisco.com/go/projectworkplace LONDON Joining a meeting • Audio triangulation Main features: • The microphone array behind the fabric panel is able to accurately locate voices • Superior HD video quality – 1080p60 within the room • Facial detection • Exceptional zoom capability – 10x optical, 20x • Identification of a full or partial face at the with digital same location as the voice is required to form a positive match • Low latency, direct switching between speakers • Camera control • Both cameras can be used independently when • With a positive match, the processor in the Speaker Track 60 is off camera base instructs the cameras directly where to move • Exceptional accuracy in tracking of active • Camera switching speakers, including facial recognition • The processor in the camera base instructs the codec which camera to use. The codec does the actual camera switching Products Supported: SX10, SX20* & SX80 MX200G2 & MX300G2 MX700 & MX800 * SX20 will need Touch10 or TRC6 remote to support CE8.0 SW. Cisco Intelligent Proximity . Easy way to control room endpoints from your personal smartphone . Receive content shared on smartphones or tablets . View previous content shared . Take snapshots of content to your own device . Share content from your PC/Mac anywhere in the room without (Sharing from PC is an experimental feature) Wireless content sharing to room system Supported with SX10, SX20, SX80, MX200G2, MX300G2, MX700, MX800, IX5000 & IX5200 Extending control features (volume, mic mute, dtmf, answer incoming call on endpoint) Receive shared content/Capture/Rewind How Intelligent Proximity for Content Sharing works TelePresence Mobile device endpoint running Proximity Endpoint creates new random token every 90 seconds Encoded ultrasonic message sent that includes endpoints IPv4 address and token Application receives message via microphone, extracts IPv4 address and token Token transmitted to endpoint’s IPv4 address using HTTPS Endpoint authenticates token and authorizes client Content session established, client can control endpoint Brings a more natural conferencing experience Better use of the screen real state on the MX700 and MX800 dual Optimizes layouts to maximize the viewing experience Multistream User Experience Dual-Screen Endpoint • Supports “people+people” experience • Second display can show participants’ video when content is not being shared Without Multistream With Multistream Multistream User Experience Single-Screen Endpoint Without Multistream With Multistream Cisco Jabber Desktop and Mobile Users Desktop Tablet Smartphone Web Jabber 11.0 Cross Platform Features: Far-end Camera Control (FECC) • Control remote camera from Jabber (Far End must offer FECC capabilities) – Pan, Tilt, Zoom • Secure FECC – traffic is encrypted (NGE based) when using TLS • Feature available on Desktop, Tablet and Mobile • Desktop platforms also support keyboard short-cuts for camera control; control can be re- positioned on screen Video with Jabber Video Specific Jabber Features – Across all Platforms Desktop Smartphone/Tablet Windows Mac iPhone Android URI Dialing for SIP calls Expressway Mobile & remote Access HD Video Calling (Smartphones/Tablets selected Models all other do Standard Definition) Encryption Support for Multiparty video using Telepresence Server BFCP data sharing. (Smartphones / Tablets Receive only) Far end Camera control Click to join CMR Call Control & Edge Video Architecture – Call Control Headquarters Unity TelePresence Prime Connection Management Suite Collaboration Applications Instant Message Unified Expressway-E 3rd Party Solution & Presence Communications Manager DMZ Internet Expressway-C Mobile/Teleworker Call Control TelePresence Integrated Server Conductor Services ISR / CUBE MPLS WAN Router Conferencing Collab Edge Remote Site PSTN / Endpoints ISDN Cisco Unified Communications IP Telephony Contact Conductor (PSTN Gateways, IP phones, Toll Bypass, Unity CUPS Center TMS Voice BRI/PRI/T3/FXO/FXS, Provisioning) Unified Messaging (Unity Voicemail, Jabber Chat, Speech Connect, Voice IVR, Email integration, Click to Call) Contact Center (Enterprise/Express, Agent Presence, Routing PSTN Logic) TelePresence CUCM (Provisioning/managing of EX, DX SX, MX, TX & IX endpoints. Also CTS, & TC sw endpoints) Conferencing (Personal and ad hoc conference resources, intelligent placement of calls on bridges) CUCM Expressway C Expressway E Scheduling (Booking video endpoints, managing and allocating multipoint resources) Business to Business (Expressway Traversal) Internet Remote Registrations Mobile & Remote Access (No VPN) Expressway Additional Video Services (H.323 to SIP, 3rd party Interop, IPv4 to IPv6 Access to Cloud Services & Jabber Guest Call Control – Video Features 10.0 to 11.0 • H.265 (HEVC) pass-through by • Media Adaptation and Resilience CUCM • Flexible