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Unify Your Teams. Agenda. Introduction BT INS Market Drivers for Unified Communications Unified Communications Delivers Unified Communications in Action Roadmap to the Solution Next Steps. BT profile. A global leader in the digital networked economy.
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Agenda • Introduction • BT INS • Market Drivers for Unified Communications • Unified Communications Delivers • Unified Communications in Action • Roadmap to the Solution • Next Steps
BT profile A global leader in the digital networked economy • More than 30,000 people based in 50 countries delivering services in over 170 countries • Over 10,000 customers - including 20 of the Top 50 Fortune 500 • Recent acquisitions add to BT’s capabilities: International Network Services (INS), Counterpane, Radianz, Infonet, i2i Enterprise • Solutions in Convergence, Security, Mobility, Collaboration, Next Generation Contact Centre and IT Transformation • Presence in Americas since 1988. Currently 4000 professionals • $1.2B revenue from US corporations with 50% Revenue growth in the Americasreported year-end 31 March 2006. • Network Operations and Customer Service Centers in Atlanta GA, Boston MA, Los Angeles CA,Princeton NJ, Oakdale MN and Nutley NJ
Customer Facing Impact • 43% of Global region firms expect biggest impact on sales & cust. service personnel Communications In Today’s WorkplaceEnvironment: Chaotic, Cost-conscious, fragmented, and demanding Changing Workforce Communication Chaos • Average information worker gets >50 messages/day in up to 7 different places Talent shortages, ageism, and culture clash among them will force employers to rethink acquiring and managing talent. Globalization Process Inefficiencies 78% of CEOs say their companies are going global to find new customers • 93% organizations missed deadlines resulting in loss revenue to competitors Increased Mobility 87% of workers work outside their headquarters building Tag! ~60% of enterprise phone calls go to voicemail, driving additional phone calls, emails, IM, etc….. CXO Impact • 24% Global region companies expecting senior management would receive significant benefits form UC Sources: Aberdeen Group, BCR, Forrester, Gartner, Sage Research , Intellicom & MSFT
What is Microsoft’s Vision For Unified CommunicationsIncreased productivity through communications convergence Served Users Un-Served Users Under Served Users E-Mail Calendaring VoIP Across Devices Conferencing InstantMessaging Across Networks Team Workspaces Business Process Integration Identity & Presence Application Integration
Portal w/ Wiki’s, Blogs to capture and share ideas Search for knowledge experts Version control of whitepapers, publications Examples of UC&C In Action Cross-firewall workspaces to share information with customers Research Mobile access to workspaces and corporate data Client service/support Bid Process Multi-modal communiqués via common user experience Rich collaborations tools across the enterprise Customer Acquisition Back / Middle Office Workflow and forms to standardize deal flow cycle Compliance Line of Business Application integration Transaction Processing
Maturity Model for Supporting UCCBusiness Productivity Infrastructure Optimization Basic Advanced Rationalized Dynamic • Cost Center • Efficient Cost Center • Business Enabler • Strategic Asset Business Productivity Infrastructure
The Business Issues: Collaboration • Collaboration within the enterprise • Speeds innovations, makes best use of (expensive) human resources • Collaboration outside the enterprise • Support dynamic supply chains, effective customer engagement • Collaboration between systems • Essential to enable collaboration inside and outside the business Systems People Organizations
UCC Journey Unified Communications and Collaboration is determined by careful assessment of your business; delivered in a phased approach to maximize your assets. Systems Infrastructure Real-Time Communications Unified Messaging UCC Solution Assessment People Telephony Integration Security and Management LOB Integration Organizations It is a customized solution based on your existing infrastructure and your unique business goals.
Tangible Benefits of UCC Web Conferencing Productivity / Business Continuity • ___% reduction in conferencing expenses (by making integrated conferencing capabilities available in-house and on-network) • Average saving of $____ per month in travel costs • Mobile workers save __ minutes per day with greater communications convenience • Productivity gains of ___ days per year Unified Messaging Presence Enabled Workforce • Saves an average of __ minutes per employee, per day • Enables staff to reach one another on the first try • Employee save __ minutes per day from more efficient message management • Mobile workers save ___ minutes per day
UCC in Action Problem: An automotive engineer is working on a brake system for a prototype vehicle. Solution: UCC enables the engineer to collaborate with the lead engineer from the vendor of the outsourced part. Result: The solution to the issue is identified and put in motion immediately. Benefit: The automotive company reduces costs that result from product development delays.
BT INS Unified Communications and Collaboration Demonstration
UC Market Opportunity – 2010 Total Available Market $45.4B On-premise conferencing compelling Massive move from TDM to IP E-mail is mission critical Conferencing $7,800 Mobile workers demand productivity Approaching e-mail penetration and criticality Messaging $14,300 EIM $830 UM $750 Voice $21,700