Delivering Real Time User Experiences Everywhere with
Secure Mobile Access
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Borderless Networks Services
MediaNet
What can Borderless Networks do for your business?
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2
Video Changes Everything
Consumer Video
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Business Video
New Business Models
3
Cisco Medianet
Transform Video Experiences
No Resource Reservation,
Degraded Video
Context-Aware, Prioritized,
High Quality Video
Global Business,
WW Offices
CEO
Meeting
M&A
Sports
Negotiation Event
CEO
Meeting
M&A
Sports
Negotiation Event
Can My Network Deliver Real-Time Collaboration Experiences?
Presentation_ID
© 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.
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Cisco Medianet Release 2.1
Simplification of deployment and maintenance of video and improved QoE
Capability and
Features
Benefits
Products
Autoconfiguration:
• Auto Smartports
Helps simplify the
deployment and
reduce the ongoing
operational costs of
rich-media
applications and
endpoints
Cisco Catalyst
3K and 4K Switches
• Location
• Cisco AutoQoS
• Media Services
Interface
Cisco ISR &
ISRG2
Cisco Digital Media
Player 4310G
Cisco Video Surveillance IP Cameras
Cisco VideoStream
Presentation_ID
Extends IEEE
802.11n support to
enable enterpriseclass, wireless Cisco
Video Surveillance IP
Cameras and other
live video streams
© 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.
Cisco 5508
Wireless LAN
Controller
Cisco Aironet
Access Points
5
Cisco Medianet – Autoconfiguration
Simplify deployment
Automate network configuration – Auto Smartports and QoS
Location integration – Automate location configuration
How many IP
cameras do I have
installed in Bldg 24
Camera
Camera registers
with MSI:
it‘s
location
info
send
‗device
type‘ =
with
its manager
‗Camera‘
via CDP
Switch provides civic &
geo location info to
endpoint – CDP: location
Assign to VLAN 10 &
= bldg 24/room 5
apply QoS policy x
MSE provides geo
location info to switches
CiscoWorks
LMS
Cisco Mobility
Service Engine
WAN
IP Surveillance
Manager
Automated configuration and deployment reduce cost of
deployment and ongoing moves, adds and changes
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Streaming Video Challenges over Wireless
Radio Frequency Limitations
 Can‘t deliver multicast video at scale
 Video overloads network and degrades other application performance
 Unable to deliver business quality video
Video Streaming Without Reliable Multicast
WLC
AP
Poor Performance
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AP
AP
Switch
AP
Poor Performance
7
Streaming Video Challenges
Poor Wired to Wireless Network Integration
 Reliability at WLC improves quality but NOT overall scale
 No identification of respective priority
 Inefficient use of overall network
Inefficient use of bandwidth
on the wired port
Wireless
Controller
AP
Good
Performance
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AP
Good
Performance
Switch
AP
AP
Good
Performance
Poor
Performance
8
Media Ready WLAN with VideoStream
Wireless Investment Optimized for Video
Improves quality and scale of streaming content :
 Solved challenges associated with RF and wired / wireless integration
 Brings wired video quality to wireless
 Stream prioritization protects important content precedence
Prioritization
Criticality Level:
High
WLC
Reliable
Multicast
RRC
AP
Great
Performance
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Switch
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AP
Great
Performance
AP
AP
Great
Performance
Admission
Control
Video
Not
Available
9
Borderless Networks Services
Cisco ISR G2
What can Borderless Networks do for your business?
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Borderless Branch—WAN Evolution
Integrated
Services
A Few
Years Ago
Integrated
Applications
On Demand
Services
Virtualized
Services
Custom
Apps
Operational Efficiency
Mobility
Security
Business
Apps
Network Analysis
and Monitoring
Routing
Voice
Management
Tools
Integrated
Routing +
Switching+
Unified
Communications +
Wan Optimization +
Mobility
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Network
Consolidation
Centralized
Management
Converged
systems and
services
Vertical
Apps
Hardware
Software
Decouple
hardware &
software
WAN
Optimization
Overlay
Products
Integrated
Compute and
Storage
Application and Server
Consolidation
Virtualized Services
11
Cisco Integrated Services Router
Generation 2
3925E*, 3945E*
1921
887*, 887V*,
888E*
Performance, Scalability, Availability
2901, 2911,
2921, 2951
3925, 3945
1941, 1941W
860, 880, 890
Virtual
Office
Secure
Mobility
Customizable
Applications
Secure
Collaboration
Scalable RichMedia Services
Enhancing the Borderless Experience
* New Platforms
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The New Branch Experience
Integrated Services Routers Generation 2
Service
Virtualization
 Services on demand
 Customized services
 Cloud extension
Business
Innovation
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Video-Ready
 Rich media applications
 High performance
 Application optimization
Customer
Experience
Operational
Excellence
 Greener technology
 Operational simplicity
 Investment protection
Lowest
TCO
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What‘s New with Cisco ISR G2?
Making the best …even better!
Cisco ISR
Cisco ISR G2
Up to 45 Mbps with Services
WAN Performance
Up to 350 Mbps with Services
Single
Network processor
Multi-core
Up to 160GB storage
Service Module
Performance and Capacity
Up to 7X with Dual Core and 1TB
storage
Voice Only
Onboard DSPs
Voice + Video
Fast Ethernet with PoE. Based
on Catalyst 3560/3750
Switch Modules
FE/GE Ethernet with EPoE Based
on Catalyst 3560–E/2960
Multiple
Hardware Coupled
Single Motherboard
EnergyWise
IOS Images
Service Delivery
Redundancy
Energy Efficiency
Single Universal IOS Image
Virtual Services ―On-demand‖
Redundant power supplies.
Field-upgradeable motherboard
EnergyWise with slot based
controls.
Up to 7x the Performance
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ISR G2 Performance Positioning
Line Rate
FE +
150 Mb
VDSL2+/Su
b-rate FE
75 Mb
T1/E1
EFM
WAN Access Speed With Services
WAN Access and Collaboration
3945
100 Mb
3925
2951
50 Mb
2921
35 Mb
2911
25 Mb
1941/2901
25
35
50
75
100
150
Concurrent Rich-media Collaboration Sessions
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Service Modules and Interface Cards
Interface Cards
(WAN or LAN)
Internal Module for
Running Services
That Don‘t Require
Interface Ports,
Dedicated CPU
and Memory
Independent CPU
and Memory for
Hosting Services or
High Density
Interface Ports.
EHWIC
ISM
SM
PVDM3
Enhanced High Speed
WAN Interface Card
Internal Service
Module
Service
Module
Packet Voice/
Data Module
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High Density
Rich-Media Voice
and Video DSP
Modules
Examples: Wireless LAN
Controller, WAN
Optimization, Etherswitch
Module
16
Platform Module Slot Evolution
WIC
HWIC
EHWIC
Supports VIC,
VWIC
Supports WIC,
VWIC, VIC
Supports HWIC
WIC, VIC & VWIC
NM
NME,EVM
Supports NM,
NME-X,NME-XD
AIM
NME-X
NME
SM
Supports NM, NME
& EVM via Adapter card
AIM
ISM
PVDM2
PVDM3
Supports PVDM2
Via Adapter Card
Pre-ISR
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ISR
ISR G2
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ISR Generation 2
Services Ready Engines (SRE)
Internal Service Module (ISM)
Service Module (SM)
Single Core x86
512MB RAM, 4GB Flash
Available on 1941 & above—Selected Services
Dual Core High Performance x86
2–4GB RAM, 500GB-1TB HDD
Available on 2911 and above—Full Range of Services
Up to 7x Performance Improvement Compared to Previous Generation
Support for EnergyWise®—Reduces Power Consumption,
High Capacity Storage, RAID Capable and FRU Disks—Enable HA Deployments
Integrated Management, Troubleshooting, on-board HW Diagnostics Tool
Flexible ―Service Ready‖ Deployment Model
o Deploy HW with router—SW can be deployed remotely saving truck roll costs
o Services: Application eXtension Platform, Cisco Unity Express, WAAS, Video
Surveillance, Wireless LAN Controller, Network Analysis, Server Virtualization, Windows
Server
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ISR G2 Services Portfolio
Network and Security Services
Network
Services
Branch IT
Infrastructure and
Management
o Cisco Wide Area
Application
Services (WAAS)
o Cisco Wireless
LAN Controller
(WLC)
Network and
Physical Security
Secure, Protect,
Compliance
o Cisco Video
Surveillance
o Cisco Intrusion
Prevention System
o Cisco Network
Analysis Module
o Infoblox core
network services
on AXP
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Collaboration
Services
Unified
Communications
High-performance
Communication and
Collaboration
Compute Services
and Applications
Application
Infrastructure
Consolidate Branch
Servers and
Applications
o Cisco Unity®
Express
(Voicemail, IVR)
o Cisco Application
Extension Platform
(AXP)
o NICE Voice
Recording on AXP
o Cisco Integrated
Storage System
o Sagem Interstar
Fax over IP on AXP
o Industry standard
virtualization
o SingleWire
Informacast on
AXP
o Windows Server
Industry
Applications
Customized Vertical
Solutions
o Tiani Medical Data
Exchange on AXP
o Global Protocols
Skipware on AXP
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Security for the Borderless Branch
Secure collaboration with video integration
o Integrated IPsec acceleration
o One touch PSIRT update
o Advanced Management and Instrumentation
o Hardened Foundational security, Compliance
o Up to 7X performance increase over the ISRs
Comprehensive, Secure Services for the Borderless Branch
Cisco
TrustSec
Secure Cloud
Computing
Architecture
Presentation_ID
Secure Unified
Mobile
Architecture
© 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.
Secure
Connectivity with
Cisco TrustSec
Advanced
Security
Services
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Operational Excellence
o
o
o
o
o
o
Operational Efficiency through Innovation
Remote deployment, management and monitoring
Gibabit Ethernet Switching Modules with Enhanced POE
EnergyWise Support with configurable slot controls
Field upgradeable motherboard for performance growth
Increased redundancy across portfolio
Single Universal IOS Image with Cisco IOS 15.0(1)M
New Business Innovations Drive Lowest TCO
Operational
Simplicity–No
Truck Rolls!
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Energy Efficiency
and Savings
© 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.
Hardware Re-usability
with Investment
Protection
Business
Uptime
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Operational Excellence
Improving Carbon Footprint with ISR G2
EnergyWise Policy: Power off at 7 p.m.
Cisco EnergyWise
NEW
 Real-time Energy Power
Consumption reporting
 System-wide EnergyWise
 Verdiem Orchestrator PC
control
 ISR G2 Module power
Up/Down
EnergyWise Policy: Power on at 7 a.m.
Hardware Re-Usability
Integrated Switching
Environmentally Friendly
 90% of service modules and
 Up to 48 ports of FE/GE
 RoHS compliant
WAN interface cards supported
 Investment protection
Green Engineering
switching
 No additional power
supply required
 Industry leading ePoE
motherboards—no lead!
 Recyclable packaging
 Power Boost mode on 3900 series
 High-efficiency power supplies (85%)
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Energy Efficiency = Real Results
5 Year Results
PM
AM
Total
Devices
kWh
Saved
$$
Saved
1—Cisco 3945
50
0%
0%
4 —Wireless AP
200
66%
66%
20 —IP Phones
1000
66%
66%
Per Site/Year - 50 Sites
1 —SRE
1—EtherSwitch
3 —SRE
54% Savings in Energy
451 Tons of CO2
300
66%
66%
83 Cars Removed
1—PVDM3
Total
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$ 87 K in Savings
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54%
54%
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Evolution of Software Packaging
and Activation
2010+
2004+
1990s
Licensed
IOS Reformation
Ease Of Ordering
Operational Simplicity
IOS
Many Images,
Feature Upgrades
Introduced with ISRs
Services On Demand
Reduced
Complexity/Images
Some SW Licensing
Complex to Support
Presentation_ID
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IOS Software Activation
Software Activation After Product Order
Customer purchases product activation keys (PAKs) for desired
feature set and obtains Unique Device Identifier (Product ID +
Serial Number), for the device he wants to upgrade
These steps are the same for additional feature sets
System
Administrator
Unique
Device
Identifier
Previously
Purchased
Router
CUBE
4.
Serial
Number
UC
License is installed and activated using Cisco License Manager,
Router Call-Home, or manual copy and install
SSL
IPS
URLF
3.
Product ID
SECURITY
Using the Cisco website, the customer can purchase and
generate a license for a feature set on that specific device
SNA
2.
PAK
DATA
1.
Product ID
Serial Number
Presentation_ID
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The New Branch Experience
Integrated Services Routers Generation 2
Service
Virtualization
 Services on demand
 Customized services
 Cloud extension
Business
Innovation
Presentation_ID
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Video-Ready
 Rich media applications
 High performance
 Application optimization
Customer
Experience
Operational
Excellence
 Greener technology
 Operational simplicity
 Investment protection
Lowest
TCO
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Borderless Networks Services
CleanAir
What can Borderless Networks do for your business?
Presentation_ID
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Motion
Technology to Deliver the Experience
Mobility
User
Services
CleanAir Technology
ClientLink
Context/Location
Client Troubleshooting
Presentation_ID
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Motion
Network
Services
Mobile Collaboration
AnyConnect
Borderless
Access
802.11n
Intelligent Switching
Remote Access/VPN
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Enterprise Wireless Evolution
From Best-Effort to Mission-Critical
Casual
Pervasive
Media Rich
Applications
Mission
Critical
Performance
Protection for
802.11n
Networks
Hotspot
System
Management
Capacity
Self Healing
and Optimizing
Presentation_ID
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Challenges with Spectrum
System Overload!
Performance
Limited
Spectrum
802.11n Performance Decrease
Support Cost
$
$
$
$
Increase in Support Costs
Presentation_ID
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Detect and Mitigate RF Interference
Cisco Spectrum Expert
Interference
Item:
Classifying…
Send
Microwave
Alert!
detected
Spectrum
Expert
Presentation_ID
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Introducing CleanAir
Detect and Classify
Locate
Mitigate
Cisco
CleanAir
Presentation_ID
A system-wide feature that uses silicon-level
intelligence to automatically mitigate the impact of
wireless interference, optimize network performance
and reduce troubleshooting costs
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High Resolution Spectral Advantage
Industry‘s ONLY in-line high-resolution spectrum analyzer
Typical Wi-Fi chipset
Spectral Resolution at 5 MHz
Microwave oven
Power
?
Power
Microwave oven
Cisco CleanAir Wi-Fi chipset
Spectral Resolution at 78 to 156 KHz
BlueTooth
BlueTooth
‗Chip View Visualization‘ of Microwave oven and BlueTooth Interference
Presentation_ID
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Benefits of CleanAir
Self Healing and
Optimizing
GOOD
POOR
Maintain Air Quality
Forensics for
Troubleshooting
Wireless
Security
IP and Application
Attacks & Exploits
WiFi Protocol
Attacks & Exploits
RF Signaling
Attacks & Exploits
Traditional IDS/IPS
wIPS
CleanAir
Layer 3-7
Layer 2
Layer 1
Monitors Exploits Invisible to existing Systems
Presentation_ID
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Policy
Enforcement
35
Best of Interop 2010
Wireless & Mobility
―Cisco‘s Aironet 3500 Series with
CleanAir technology tackles
[interference] head on and
represents the next phase in the
evolution of enterprise wireless
networks: self healing, missioncritical WLANs.‖
Mike Brandenburg
Best of Interop judge
© 2010 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
Aironet 3500 Series Access Point
with CleanAir Technology
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Technology Differentiation and Innovation
Cisco
Benefit
Alternative
Specialized chipset
design
Enables collection of rich
RF data, monitor/serve
traffic simultaneously
Standard chips limited to
basic Wi-Fi data only, in
monitor OR traffic mode
High Resolution
Information
Spectrum intelligence on
non-Wi-Fi interference
with impact severity and
unique device tracking
Wi-Fi data only,
very limited ―best
guess‖ data
System
Integration
Auto-Optimization,
location, history,
RF forensics, reporting
No automatic action or
system-wide
correlation
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Borderless Networks Services
Cisco AnyConnect
What can Borderless Networks do for your business?
Presentation_ID
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Mobility Challenges
Improved Remote
Access Experience
Unifying
In-Office and
Out-of-Office User
Experience
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Always-On Security
and Protection
Extending
In-Office Security
and Policy to
Mobile Users
Consumerization
Mandate for
User Choice in
Device
39
Future of Work:
Work Is an Activity, Not a Place
Real-Time
Collaboration
Presentation_ID
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Workforce
Flexibility
Anywhere
Productivity
40
Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility
Unmanaged Devices, Risk of
Data Loss, and Lack of Access
Seamless, Persistent Services
for Flexible Security Policy
Acceptable
Use

Access
Control

Data Loss
Prevention

Mobile Business
Executive
Can Mobile Devices Access My Network
Transparently and Securely?
Presentation_ID
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Traditional Remote Access VPN
Limited
Predominantly PC-based
Client Support
Manual
Numerous ―clicks‖
Non-persistent Connection
No Security or Visibility
Security
Intranet
Rarely-On
Only connected if / when
absolutely necessary
Corporate File
Sharing
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Traditional Mobile Web Security
Limited Clients
Predominantly PC-based
Client Support
Data Loss Prevention
Acceptable Use
Limited Security
Threat Prevention
Access Control
URL-filtering client unable
to address key use cases
Access
No Access
No Access
Intranet
Corporate File
Sharing
Presentation_ID
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Not integrated, requires
separate VPN client
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Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility
Web Security with Next Generation Remote Access
Choice
Diverse Endpoint
Support for Greater
Flexibility
Data Loss Prevention
Acceptable Use
Security
Threat Prevention
Access Control
Rich, Granular Security
Integrated Into the network
WSA
ASA
Experience
Access Granted
Intranet
Corporate File
Sharing
Presentation_ID
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Always-on Intelligent
Connection for Seamless
Experience and
Performance
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Widest Support for Enterprise Mobility
 Windows, Mac and Linux
 Apple iOS 4
iPhone 3G/3GS/4, iPod touch
2nd and 3rd generation, upcoming
iPad support
 Windows Mobile 6.x
Touch screen devices
 Secure remote access
to enterprise applications
from Apple iOS 4 and
Windows Mobile 6.x
 Support planned for additional
enterprise
mobility platforms
Presentation_ID
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Profile Import
SCEP Enrollment
Connect on Demand
Network Roaming
DTLS Support
Presentation_ID
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Cisco AnyConnect – One Client
Secure Services Client
VPN Client
AnyConnect VPN Client
802.1X
Connection
Manager
IPsec VPN
SSL VPN
Wired switches &
Wireless controllers
Presentation_ID
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ASA Remote Access
ISRs
ScanSafe Anywhere+
Web Security
Web Security
Appliances
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Delivering Real Time User Experiences
Everywhere with Secure Mobile Access
Summary
Cisco Medianet improves users' quality of experience while at
the same time reducing operating costs by simplifying the
deployment and operation of the network.
Cisco ISR G2 delivers a superior customer experience and
delivers the lowest TCO in the industry with green credentials.
Cisco CleanAir provides the tools you need to support a truly
mission-critical wireless network while simplifying ongoing
operations.
Cisco AnyConnect provides mobile employees on laptops or
smartphones with an always-protected experience while
enabling IT administrators to deliver comprehensive policy
enforcement.
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Be Sure To Complete
An Evaluation
For a Chance to Win a
Flip Mino HD Camera
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Borderless Networks Track Agenda
TIME
SESSION
9:30-10:30am
Borderless Networks: Delivering Real Time User Experiences Everywhere with Secure Mobile Access
Collaboration: The New Workspace
Data Center: Journey to a Service-Centric IT Environment
10:30 - 10:45am
Break
Borderless Networks: Using the Network to Optimize TCO and Business Agility
10:45-12pm
Collaboration: Virtualization
Data Center: Virtual Desktop Experience
12 - 1pm
Lunch and Networking
1:00-2:00pm
Borderless Networks: Extending Virtualization Beyond the Cloud
Collaboration: Video Interoperability, TelePresence, Tandberg, WebEx…and the World
Data Center: Real World Applications:
2-2:15pm
Break
Borderless Networks:Emailand Web Security in a World Without Borders
2:15-3:15pm
Collaboration: An architectural roadmap for Avaya/Nortel PBXs to Cisco Unified Communications and
Collaboration
Data Center: Unified Computing with Unified Fabric
3:15-3:30pm
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