Solution Overview Independent Software Vendors Support Enterprise Collaboration with Cisco Solutions Expand your offerings. Support your customers with Cisco® collaboration solutions. Create integrated experiences from browser to boardroom—across desktops, mobile devices, and Cisco TelePresence® environments. Benefits • Enhance your applications and workflows with the latest collaboration capabilities • Accelerate innovation and reduce development overhead with Cisco collaboration technologies, software development kits (SDKs), and APIs •Expand your channel by partnering with Cisco to uncover new and profitable business opportunities • Amplify your marketing and sales efforts with Cisco’s extensive co-marketing and go-tomarket programs •Use Cisco Capital® financing to meet financial obligations © 2015 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Social media, mobile technologies, and faster networks have changed how people collaborate on a personal level. But in the enterprise, collaboration lags despite demands for increased productivity and heavier workloads. The need to do more with less has created big business opportunities for independent software vendors (ISVs). By embedding collaboration capabilities, such as instant messaging, voice, video, and meeting-based collaboration in your applications, you add to their value, differentiate them, and address new markets. By collaborating internally, you can dramatically increase productivity and innovation in your own company. Cisco supports collaboration with: • Cisco Spark™, a team-based platform • Cisco WebEx® virtual meeting software • Cisco Jabber®, the premier instant messaging, voice, and video solution • Cisco Unified Communications technology, the market-leading unified communications infrastructure; and • Cisco Unified Contact Center, an intelligent contact routing and call platform With Cisco TelePresence leadership and a mobile-first approach, Cisco collaboration platforms support anytime, anywhere access. Cisco is the leader in networking, with more than 200,000 collaboration customers globally and more than 400 active collaboration ecosystem developer and ISV partners. Partner with Cisco and gain access to our products, channel partners, expertise, customer base, and marketing channels. For more information, go to www.cisco.com/go/isv 1 Solution Overview Increase Productivity Through Collaboration According to a Corporate Executive Board (CEB) Enterprise Architecture Leadership Council survey1, business leaders believe they need 20 percent higher employee performance to compete in today’s tough markets. The survey also found that 50 percent of business productivity is linked to effective collaboration, often across time and distance. Collaboration increases productivity, spurs innovation, and accelerates time to market—and 67 percent of employees report an increase in work that requires active collaboration. The need to collaborate is clear. But many enterprises are still defining their strategies and dealing with collaboration-related issues. For example, collaboration tools typically host large amounts of critical data, which must be managed and secured. These tools should be easy to deploy and easy to customize, allowing end users to collaborate within the applications they use most often. This capability reduces the need to manage multiple applications and communication channels on the desktop or mobile device. Cisco Collaboration Portfolio: A Comprehensive Approach Cisco helps strengthen your competitive advantage with agile, reliable solutions. We bring together unified communications, user and customer collaboration, a robust developer ecosystem, and flexible hosting solutions (Figure 1). We aim to create a work space that is: • Mobile, social, visual, and virtual • Highly secure and easily integrated into existing IT landscapes • Figure 1 Flexible, Integrated Collaboration from Cisco Content Management Messaging & Presence Customer Engagement Center Collabora9on Voice, Video, Conferencing Capable of supporting new devices, applications, and styles of interaction Third Party Applica/ons, Business Process, Services Uniļ¬ed Customer Conferencing CLOUD Communica9ons Collabora9on HYBRID ON PREMISES Collabora9on Edge Architecture Cisco Network 1 © 2015 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Corporate Executive Board Enterprise Architecture Leadership Council survey For more information, go to www.cisco.com/go/isv 2 Solution Overview At Cisco, our mission is to put no-compromise collaboration into every conference room, onto every desk, and into every pocket. These endpoints are powered by a common architecture comprised of four key components: • Cisco offers a market-leading unified communications platform for enterprise and midmarket customers. The solution delivers integrated voice, video, mobility, and presence services across IP phones and video endpoints, mobile and desktop devices, and web and business applications • Cisco customer collaboration products create the foundation for positive customer service. They allow you to engage proactively with customers, connecting people with the information, expertise, and support they need, when and where they need it • Cisco conferencing solutions bring together industry-leading WebEx and TelePresence to help your employees, customers, and partners to collaborate anytime, anywhere with integrated voice, video, and content sharing • Cisco Collaboration Edge Architecture allows you to more securely provide remote access, collaborate with customers and partners, and integrate with cloud services To learn more, visit the Collaboration webpage. Cisco Unified Communications Cisco Unified Communications Manager is a powerful IP telephony call-processing system with traditional features like session management. Its advanced capabilities include mobility, messaging, presence, and comprehensive conferencing. Unified Communications Manager APIs simplify voice and video service delivery by addressing provisioning, device monitoring, and serviceability. They also support mobility and presence at IP endpoints, media-processing devices, voice-over-IP (VoIP) gateways, mobile devices, and multimedia applications. To learn more, visit the Unified Communications webpage. “Raising the productivity of employees whose jobs can’t be automated is the next great performance challenge—and the stakes are high.” — McKinsey & Company, The 21st Century Organization Customer Collaboration Cisco Unified Contact Center customer collaboration tools combine traditional contact-center technology and processes in four key areas: • Social media • Network-based recording and analytics • Customer care video • Collaboration desktops for customer care representatives These tools help enterprises deepen their relationships with customers, strengthen loyalty, and earn additional revenue. To learn more, visit the Customer Collaboration webpage. © 2015 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. For more information, go to www.cisco.com/go/isv 3 Solution Overview Cisco Collaboration Applications The Cisco collaboration portfolio comprises four core products: • Cisco Jabber is a unified communications application installed on desktops, tablets, and smartphones. It offers easy access to presence, instant and voice messaging, voice, video, desktop sharing, and conferencing. With the Jabber SDK, you can easily embed these capabilities in business processes and workflows. Learn more about Cisco Jabber • Cisco Jabber Guest and Remote Expert Mobile allow you to embed high-quality, standards-based, real-time voice and video, providing rapid consumer-to-business interaction and connecting users to right resource at the right time. Learn more about Jabber Guest and Remote Expert Mobile • Cisco Spark offers a simple, highly secure space that instantly connects workers. Built on the Cisco Collaboration Cloud platform, Cisco Spark features intuitive messaging, contextual presence, voice, video, document sharing, and storage. Learn more about Cisco Spark • Cisco WebEx is a powerful line of real-time web conferencing products. APIs allow you to embed the meeting experience from any web-based interface or process. Learn more about Cisco WebEx The Cisco Collaboration portfolio is unique in its breadth of capabilities—from conferencing and mobile to voice, video, and social media. It supports real-time and linear collaboration, as well as one-on-one and group communication. Cisco Collaboration can be delivered on premises and in the cloud. In the future, these solutions will support a hybrid mode that melds the best of both worlds. Collaboration Connectors These third-party solutions use Cisco APIs to create prepackaged Cisco Collaboration integrations with popular solutions, such as Salesforce.com, Google enterprise mail and applications, Microsoft SharePoint, SAP, and IBM Connections. The result? You and your customers do not need to build or invest in additional development to embed Cisco Collaboration in business processes and workflows. To learn more, join the Cisco Developer Network. Visit the DevNet webpage for more information and registration details. Cisco Conferencing Solutions Cisco conferencing solutions support the collaborative work style. As more enterprises adopt video, Cisco is making any-to-any conferencing affordable and easy to use. Cisco Pervasive Conferencing supports video-enabled collaboration through a consistent user experience and a robust environment built on a common architecture. With Pervasive Conferencing, you can conduct meetings your way: • Choose how to participate • Bring everyone together with easy-to-use, people-centric interfaces • Deliver superior scale—from mobile video to immersive Cisco TelePresence systems • Optimize your conferencing infrastructure investment with smart resource allocation models • Deploy on-premises or cloud solutions To learn more, visit the Conferencing web page. © 2015 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. For more information, go to www.cisco.com/go/isv 4 Solution Overview Use Cases © 2015 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Education • • • • • Financial Services • High-definition face-to-face video meetings with remote experts • Ability to tap into a range of services • High-quality voice and high-definition video interactions with call center agents Healthcare • • • • • Real-time connection to information for mobile healthcare providers Highly secure instant message access to applications, patient data, and colleagues High-definition face-to-face video consultations with patients and colleagues Integration with radio frequency ID (RFID) patient-tracking systems Real-time walkie-talkie functionality on Cisco wireless handsets Manufacturing • • • • Plant-wide, multimodal—text, audio, and visual cueing—paging and notification Communication application integration with Cisco wireless handsets Connection with remote experts through instant messaging and video conferencing Integration with control application to stop production lines and trigger multimodal paging and notification Retail • On-demand video collaboration • Video connection with the appropriate remote expert • Scalability for faster deployment of applications and information Any • • • • Automated weather alerts to staff and students Immediate notification upon activation of an emergency-warning device or phone Secure lockdown messages in the case of intruders or other dangerous situations Communication through phone, desktop PC, IP speaker, email, and digital signage Learning management system (LMS) integration with Cisco WebEx conferencing Highly secure instant messaging through the Microsoft Outlook web app Integration with cloud-based productivity solutions, such as Google Apps and Gmail Integration of call control, presence, and instant messaging with CRM applications Mass notification and hierarchical alerting in emergencies For more information, go to www.cisco.com/go/isv 5 Solution Overview Integrate Collaboration Easily with Cisco Advanced Services Cisco Services uses Cisco Collaboration APIs in the middleware layer and, in some cases, also provides a holistic experience-centric architecture that meets general use or industry-specific needs. For example, using the Cisco Collaboration Experience Solution Pack, Cisco Services has worked with our healthcare ISV partners to integrate Cisco Extended Care into their offerings. This new browser-based health and wellness collaboration solution links patients and care teams so they can interact from any location that offers Internet access. Financing to Help You Achieve Your Objectives Cisco Capital® financing can help you acquire the technology you need to achieve your objectives and stay competitive. We can help you reduce capital expenditures (CapEx) to accelerate your growth. Optimize your investment dollars and ROI. Cisco Capital financing gives you flexibility in acquiring hardware, software, services, and complementary third-party equipment. And there’s just one predictable payment. Cisco Capital financing is available in more than 100 countries. Use Cisco Go-to-Market Offers Cisco offers a broad range of go-to-market offerings to help ISVs deploy Cisco collaboration products, beginning with a listing in the Cisco Marketplace Technology Solutions Catalog. Partner with Cisco for Collaboration Solutions Why partner with Cisco for collaboration solutions? The answer is simple: Cisco is the market leader in core segments that influence the adoption of collaboration solutions. By embedding Cisco collaboration solutions in your applications, you can take full advantage of Cisco’s leadership to increase the value of your offerings. Connect with Cisco Start your partnership with Cisco by joining the Solution Partner Program today. Discover how embedding collaboration features in your applications can enhance your customers’ experiences. And expand your market horizons. © 2015 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. 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