A-PICC项目培训 - Avaya Solution_1.ppt

* Donna ought to present this slide. * * Availability Meeting Exchange 1.0 - S6200 Software-based bridge available today Meeting Exchange 1.1 – S6500 / S6800 support - December 2004/January 2005 Target Market: Enterprises with 500+ employees (higher end Mid Market, and Large Enterprise) Currently spend at least $5000/month on Service Provider-based audio and web conferencing services Key Benefits: Standards-based architecture supports multiple voice platforms – PBXs, gateways, softswitches, etc. Easy migration path from TDM to IP Environments Rich set of APIs for easy integration into current business processes 50% cost reduction over outsourced services with typical payback in 6 to 10 months New Capabilities Features: Software-only, SIP based architecture to support up to 240 ports of audio conferencing in a single standards based server New record / playback web conferencing functionality Interoperability with S6500 or S6800 media server for capacity beyond 240 and support for multiple codecs Hardware Software Requirements: S6200 – standard Intel platform (IBM xSeries qualified) S6500 / S6800 - DSP-based solution for higher densities, processor intensive features Key Benefits – Standards-based architecture supports multiple voice platforms – PBXs, gateways, softswitches, etc.? Good for channel b/c resellers support multiple vendors and could leverage Meeting Ex. to get into accounts that have Cisco or Nortel gear, for instance? Interoperability testing w/ TDM PBXs (including CM) in process. Target June but trying to get more resources for shorter timeline Easy migration path from TDM to IP Environments? Leverages existing conf. features APIs, so customers with CS700 or 780 TDM bridge can migrate smoothly, without disruption to end user (same GUIs, conf. commands, etc) Rich set of APIs for easy integration into current business processes? …including corporate directories databases, IM, web conf, scheduling apps, etc. Our customers have shown a 50% cost