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The Cisco Unified Communications system of voice and IP Communications products and applications helps organizations communicate more effectively by helping them streamline business processes, reach the right resource the first time, and increase profitability.

Cisco Call Manager ties traditional systems and circuits into an IP-based infrastructure using gateway devices. Gateway devices are responsible for translating the protocols and applications used in the PSTN to those used in the voice over IP (VoIP) world. Gateway interfaces come in traditional analog (FXO/FXS) and digital (T1/E1) flavors that are widely deployed today. Most of the traditional signaling mechanisms supported today are supported by these interfaces.

Powerful business leaders are continuously faced with a similar challenge: How do I reinvent the corporate culture and business processes of yesterday? Unified communications systems provide the communications necessary to deal with changing market conditions in a stealthy fashion, allowing corporations to adapt to these conditions in an instant.

Cisco continues to bridge the communications islands with innovative solutions building on the enterprise Wi-Fi (802.11) networks and the GSM public networks. In conjunction with leading wireless handset suppliers such as Nokia and RIM, Cisco will soon bring to market single and dual mode Smartphone solutions which drive enhanced productivity of mobile enterprise employees both inside and outside the office. These single device products allow users to reduce the communications complexity and help companies manage costs without losing the productivity.

Organizations that use a single, primary vendor for IP telephony have a 43 percent lower network cost of ownership than those that use multiple vendors. Cisco is unique in that it offers a unified communications platform that it can deliver on its own.

Cisco IP communications technologies deliver innovation through the convergence of voice and data networks, providing accessibility features and capabilities.

Cisco offers a wide variety of endpoints to address all your business needs, from the company lobby to the manufacturing floor to the executive suite, at home, on the road, or in branch offices.

Cisco offers a wide array of unified communications client applications, including (1) Cisco IP Communicator: A softphone application that delivers rich Cisco IP telephony directly from your PCs, (2) Cisco Unified Video Advantage: A software application that brings video telephony functions to Cisco Unified IP Phones, (3) Cisco Unified Personal Communicator: A software application for PC and MAC that transparently integrates your most frequently used communications applications and services - softphone, presence, instant messaging, visual voicemail, click to call, employee directory, communication history, video, and web conferencing - into a single, unified, (4) Cisco Unified CallConnector: A software application that delivers easy-to-use call-control and presence features using toolbars in common applications such as Microsoft Office (for Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express environments), (5) Cisco Unified CallConnector Mobility: A software application that provides single-number-reach capabilities through Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express 4.0, (6) Cisco Unified Mobility Advantage: Call routing software that enables single number reach and the ability to seamless transition calls from a mobile phone to your Cisco Unified IP Phone, and vice versa, (7) Cisco Unified Mobile Communicator: An easy-to-use software application that extends unified communications capabilities to mobile phones and smartphones.

Cisco Unified Communications Software Subscription is available for the following Cisco Unified Communications products: (1) Cisco Unified Communications Manager, (2) Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise, (3) Cisco Unified Contact Center Express, (4) Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, (5) Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express & MeetingPlace Express VT, (6) Cisco Unity, (7) Cisco Unity Connection, (8) Cisco Unified Contact Center Hosted, (9) Cisco Unified Communication Manager Business Edition, (10) Cisco Unified Presence, (11) Cisco Unified Personal Communicator, (12) Cisco Emergency Responder, (13) Cisco Unified Customer Voice Portal, (14) Cisco Intelligent Contact Management Hosted, (15) Cisco Intelligent Contact Management Enterprise, (16) Cisco Unified PhoneProxy, (17) Cisco IP Interactive Voice Response (IP IVR), (18) Cisco Unified Application Server, (19) Cisco Unified Media Engine, (20) Cisco Unified Attendant Console, (21) Cisco Unified Mobile Communicator, (22) Cisco Unified Workspace Licensing, and (23) Cisco Unified Expert Advisor.

By using the IT data network as the service delivery platform, the Cisco Unified Communication system helps workers to reach the right resource the first time by delivering presence and preference information to an organization's employees.

Cisco Unified CallConnector for Microsoft Office on Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express delivers presence capabilities and instant messaging. It provides information about colleagues’ location, availability, and phone status using the Cisco Unified CallConnector for Microsoft Office toolbars from within Outlook and Internet Explorer.

Cisco offers a variety of solutions for organizations with mobile workers in different work environments. Workers who are frequently mobile will appreciate Cisco Unified Mobility for Cisco Unified Communications Manager or Cisco Unified CallConnector Mobility for Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express. These mobile features publish a single phone number to customers, colleagues, and partners and have calls routed to the device most convenient to them at that time: office, home, or mobile phone. In addition, workers can transparently transfer a call from a cell phone to their office phone (or conversely) when they arrive at the office—without interrupting the call. While traveling, mobile workers can also access enterprise IP communications features, including using the corporate network to carry their calls, thus helping keep costs down.

The Cisco Service-Oriented Network Architecture (SONA) is the architectural framework for the enterprise that guides the development of a more intelligent network that can virtualize applications and infrastructure resources across enterprise locations—resulting in greater applications speed, scale, and cost savings.

Cisco Systems Capital Corporation offers financing programs, including leasing options, to help companies acquire the Cisco technology they need today—without a major capital investment. With innovative, customized financing, companies can maximize cash flow, preserve capital budgets, gain tax advantages, reduce risk of obsolescence, and retain the flexibility to easily upgrade technologies as needs evolve. Cisco Systems Capital Corporation can provide a wide range of solutions ranging from traditional fair market value and operating leases to very aggressive, advanced technology lease options. Bundles of advanced technologies with advanced services and ongoing maintenance provide one price point and one monthly lease payment. These leasing options help customers quickly deploy technology—at the lowest cost of ownership possible.