Cisco Telepresence and the Rising of the Cloud

Cisco telepresence fits into your cloud infrastructure no matter in which location or which environment you need it in. According to a recent market survey, “innovation in the videoconferencing domain today is targeted towards enhancing connectivity…via cloud-based solutions and services or new low-cost on-site installation models.”

Attaining added connectivity for Cisco telepresence end users and to invite potential users necessitates vendors to perform on several heads, and these days we’ll assess how our cloud deployments deliver feature-rich proficiencies, scale user numbers rapidly, and aid numerous segments at reasonable cost.

Cisco’s customers want to get up and running in the minimum possible timeframe and many times need to scale users quickly across all their internal departments; interconnecting branch locations and offices, home-workers, global locations, partners and customers everywhere, at any given point in time.

To address these requirements, Cisco has enabled its partners to be able to offer tailored solutions that assimilate with their wider managed service portfolios and deliver end-to-end video-ready cooperation solutions to customers all over the world. Cisco has made this possible via the Cisco TelePresence Exchange (CTX) along with its incorporation with Cisco’s Hosted Collaboration Solution (HCS) so that partners can administer their customers’ video technology with the same efficacy and efficiency that they administer all cooperation applications. The mixture of CTX and HCS allows Telepresence-as-a-Service as part of a wider collaboration service portfolio, and empowers end users to interconnect numerous sites concurrently and securely cooperate with their ecosystem partners while providing the flexibility to purchase or lease out endpoints and leave the backend technology management to be handled by a partner.

Inside Cisco’s cloud solutions, Cisco telepresence assimilates flawlessly with Cisco’s Unified Communications and conferencing solutions, all of which use a shared architecture and pledge to open standards which allow for a dependable and consistent collaboration experience. This assists in making the addition of added connectivity simple for Cisco’s existing end users.

Cisco also supplies dependable cloud-based video integration for emergent businesses via their public WebEx Cloud. Via WebEx Telepresence, clients get a cost-effective, interoperable video collaboration experience offered as a turnkey solution developed to assist new users to get started rapidly and cost effectively. And investments will be safe if a client makes any changes to another Cisco Collaboration platform due to Cisco’s promise of building on the prevalent industry standards and a shared architecture.

Cloud and “as-a-service” models for Cisco telepresence:

  • Provide feature-rich abilities to assimilate into preexisting user environments and appeal to potential clients looking for a complete solution
  • Quickly scale with your collaboration requirements via common/shared video infrastructure to accommodate more users; and streamline visual collaboration with clients and partners over differentiated networks, devices and applications in a protected manner
  • Extend the spread of Cisco telepresence to companies of all sizes inexpensively
  • Are available as of today from Cisco partners all over the globe

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Enhance Your Video Implementations via Cisco TelePresence

How does Cisco TelePresence Optimized Conferencing work?

  • Frugally scales-up video implementation by enhancing resource apportionment—animatedly coordinates the utilization of bridge assets, pools and gathers multiparty units, and supplies the correct level of service for each and every deployed endpoint
  • Interconnects natively with the Cisco Unified Communications Manager (UCM)
  • Supports everything ranging from mobile clients to completely-immersive Cisco telepresence systems, guaranteeing a reliable video experience across all your company’s deployed endpoints

The end result is an over 70% more proficient utilization of your company’s bridge resources in mixed mode (Full High Definition (FHD), High Definition (HD), Standard Definition (SD)) conferences or meetings. Provided via software-only updates, it is obtainable via the newest releases of Cisco TelePresence Conductor, Cisco TelePresence Server and Cisco TelePresence Management Suite (TMS).

As video implementation is becoming more and more more universal in enterprise establishments, Cisco telepresence solutions like this one will become more and more critical for an efficacious video stratagem, particularly one that speaks to the mobile and Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) tendencies. Cisco looks forward to and is continuously endeavoring to joining with their clients to make use of Cisco TelePresence Optimized Conferencing for easy, cost-effective methods designed and developed for any video collaboration for the complete enterprise.

To learn more, please see the Optimized Conferencing webpage on Cisco.com.

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