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TelePresence & Education
JJ Jamison
Consulting Systems Architect
Emerging Markets – Public Sector
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Agenda
TelePresence
NLR & TelePresence
NLR & C-Wave
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TelePresence
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Cisco TelePresence—Transforming Communications, Transforming Business
A breakthrough technology for remote collaboration and meetings
Enables all local and remote participants to feel “in person”
Uses a powerful combination of innovative technology and design
Leverages the power of the network, unified communications and security
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Cisco TelePresence
Redefining How People Communicate
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Cisco TelePresence - Launched Oct 2006
Redefining How People Communicate
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Cisco TelePresence EndpointsA Configuration for Every Application
Endpoints
CTS 500Personal Unit
CTS 3000Six Participants
CTS 1000Two Users
CTS 3200Large Groups
One-Button-to-Push Call Launch, Easy Scheduling, 48-Location Multipoint, Interoperability and Intercompany Capabilities Across the Entire Portfolio
1-2 seats
Private office
<5 Mbps at 1080p
Wideband audio
2 seats General purpose
room <5 Mbps at 1080p Wideband audio
6 seats Purpose-built room 15 Mbps at 1080p Spatial wideband
audio
18 seats Purpose-built room 15 Mbps at 1080p Spatial wideband
audio
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Cisco TelePresenceA Complete Solution
Multipoint and Scheduling 48 segments in one call Easy calendar scheduling Interoperability
Network Intercompany capabilities & services Network planning and consulting Secure and reliable
Room and Environment Room readiness and planning Sophisticated design Fast and easy install
Implementation Installation and monitoring Day-2 support: Helpdesk Financing
Endpoints
CTS 500Personal Unit
CTS 3000Business Meeting
CTS 1000Small Groups
CTS 3200Large Groups
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The Cisco TelePresence System 3200Cisco TelePresence for Large Groups
Cisco TelePresenceendpoint designed for largeconference rooms ortraining rooms
A portfolio of Cisco TelePresence endpointsto meet a wide spectrum of applications and needs—
from 1:1’s to large team meetings
Seating capacity for up to 18participants per room
Same superior video, audio and experience quality across all Cisco TelePresence endpoints
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Native 1080p Video Switching
Extremely low-latency
Scale: Three or more rooms, up to 48 screens
Voice-activated switching with sub-10 millisecond latency
Maintains image size, aspect ratio
Groupware scheduling
One button to push meeting launch
Cisco TelePresence Multipoint Switch Introduction
Toronto
Los Angeles LondonNew York
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Cisco TelePresence: Interoperability Summary
Cisco TelePresence provides the best "in-person" communications experience
Interoperability provides a transition strategy for Cisco TelePresence rollouts
User migration from existing video conferencing to immersive communications
Utilizes Cisco Unified Video Conferencing technology to bridge the two worlds
Cisco provides standards-based interoperability
SIP/H.323, H.264/CIF, and G.711
Seamless interoperation with virtually all video conferencing equipment installed
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Cisco TelePresence - Market Momentum Continues
Update: 120+ customers with 500+ units ordered across industries in 40+ countries
Cisco on Cisco deployment: 214+ TelePresence rooms
Multiple “Best Of” awards for advanced technology
Continuing to drive customer business transformation
New intercompany Cisco TelePresence services from AT&T and BT
Shipping video conferencing interoperability, enhancements to multipoint and CT-Manager
NASDAQ Board in Times Square, August 15, 2007
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Cisco TelePresence—Creating Business Transformation
Ease of Use
Global NetworkMultipoint
TCO
Business-to-Business
In-Person Experience
Scale of Deployment
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NLR & TelePresence
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National LambdaRail National LambdaRail (NLR) is
a major initiative of U.S. research universities and private sector technology companies to provide a national scale infrastructure for research and experimentation in networking technologies and applications.
Network infrastructure that can simultaneously support advanced network research, large-scale scientific projects, and production capabilities.
www.nlr.net
NLR has deployed a three layer network
Layer 1: Optical - Cisco 15454 & 15808s SONET
Layer2: Ethernet - Cisco 6509s
Layer3: IP - Cisco CRS-1s
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NLR owned fiber* NLR WaveNet, FrameNet & PacketNet PoPNLR WaveNet & FrameNet PoPNLR WaveNet PoP
PoP for primary connection point by a member (“MetaPoP”)PoP needed because of signal regeneration requirementsbut can also be used for secondary connection by a memberPoP established by NLR for members regional needsPoP established at exchange points
RATO
BATO
STAR
CHICSALT
HOUS
DALL
SYRA
TULS
PENS
ELPA
KANS
PHOE
LOSA
ALBU
PITTWASH
BOIS
CLEV
ATLA
PORT
RALE
NEWY
SANA
DENV
SUNN
SEAT
JACK
OGDE
NLR Footprint Map
* Fiber on the SAND-LOSA-SUNN path belongs to CENIC
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Telepresence on NLRTelepresenceCall Control
TelepresenceMulti-point Switch
NLR Operations Center
NLR PacketNetTelepresence
ReadyCampus
CampusCampus
RegionalOptical
RegionalOptical
RegionalOptical
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Network Effect – Enabling Research
NLR’s network now provides the infrastructure for its 525 schools and universities and four major federal agencies to connect via Cisco TelePresence, thereby enabling an “in person” experience for researchers across the US
“NLR is the ideal platform to drive deployment of innovative collaboration tools like Cisco’s Telepresence meeting.We are excited about the opportunity to leverage anout-of-the-box solution to further engage researchersand provide them with critical network services tomake their research visions reality.”
Tom West, President and CEO of National LambdaRail
Benefits
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TelePresence on NLR NLR is TelePresence Certified
- NLR has purchased and installed a Cisco Session Border Controller and a TelePresence Multipoint Switch
Cisco’s US/Canada Public Sector team is working on TelePresence Certification for the RONs connected to NLR
> 12 TelePresence units are installed in US research universities including: Stanford, UC Berkeley, UCLA, UC San Diego, Cornell, North Carolina State University, University of Washington, Georgia Tech (multiple units)
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NLR and TelePresence Through NLR it is possible to get NREN
connectivity to Europe, Asia, Latin America, Middle East & Africa for future TelePresence units at Research Universities via GLIF (on a hand shake = at no cost)
NLR can be connected to other TelePresence service providers to enable inter-company (inter-community) TelePresence connectivity
TelePresence is a natural for distance learning but it has the potential to play an even larger roll in academic research collaboration
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NLR & C-Wave
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C-Wave & National Lambda Rail (NLR) Cisco has rights for up to 8x 10G waves on each NLR
segment
Cisco pays for the hardware (i.e., transponders) and NLR is responsible for all other costs
Cisco makes these waves, and layer 2 service, available to NREN research projects through C-Wave (Cisco’s own network on NLR)
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NLR owned fiber* NLR WaveNet, FrameNet & PacketNet PoPNLR WaveNet & FrameNet PoPNLR WaveNet PoP
PoP for primary connection point by a member (“MetaPoP”)PoP needed because of signal regeneration requirementsbut can also be used for secondary connection by a memberPoP established by NLR for members regional needsPoP established at exchange points
RATO
BATO
STAR
CHICSALT
HOUS
DALL
SYRA
TULS
PENS
ELPA
KANS
PHOE
LOSA
ALBU
PITTWASH
BOIS
CLEV
ATLA
PORT
RALE
NEWY
SANA
DENV
SUNN
SEAT
JACK
OGDE
NLR Footprint Map
* Fiber on the SAND-LOSA-SUNN path belongs to CENIC
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C-Wave: Cisco’s own Network on NLR
EquinixLos Angeles
WestinSeattle
Level3Sunnyvale
StarLightNorthwestern Univ
Chicago
CalIT(2)San Diego
Level3McLean, VA
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C-Wave: with additional nodes & Cisco Sites
EquinixLos Angeles
WestinSeattle
Level3Sunnyvale
StarLightNorthwestern Univ
Chicago
CalIT(2)San Diego
Level3McLean, VA
New York
C-Wave@ AMPATH
Miami
Houston
San Jose
Richardson
Atlanta
Herndon
RTP
C-Wave @ FLR
C-Wave @ CENIC
Jacksonville
C-Wave @ P-Wave
Red = Coming Soon
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