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In 1998, networking equipment giant Cisco Systems got off to an early lead in the VoIP market after acquiring the CallManager product through the acquisition of Selsius Systems. This allowed Cisco Systems to introduce a packet-based voice system that competed with other traditional vendors, such as Alcatel, Avaya, Mitel, Nortel, and Siemens. Since then, these and many other vendors have developed their own proprietary VoIP systems in response to the growing demand for VoIP systems.

Cisco Unified Personal Communicator offers voice, video, instant messaging, conferencing, and presence on a single application.

Gateway devices and Call Managers are not limited to geographical boundaries. A properly designed system would easily provide the scalability, redundancy and fault tolerance that highly available networks require. The unified communications approach relates very closely to the Internet model that the Department of Defense designed. The Cisco Call Manager server clustering approach represents a highly available network model that can meet disaster recovery requirements when aligned with the proper underlying quality of service (QoS)-enabled infrastructure. QoS is the glue of the network that guarantees the quality level necessary for real-time communications, such as voice and video.

Cisco extends the power of IP Communications throughout the enterprise by delivering a powerful converged wireless solution with intelligent wireless infrastructure and an innovative product with the introduction of the Cisco Wireless IP Phone 7920.

Because of the expertise in network infrastructure, Cisco offers the best end-to-end IP Communications solution that reduces costs and streamlines processes.

Cisco Unified Communications uses the pervasive reach of an intelligent network to more closely link communications with business processes.

Innovative Cisco conferencing, unified messaging, unified communications clients, mobility products, and interoperability with third-party applications provide next-generation unified communications capabilities. Cisco Unified Communications licensing and software subscription offerings enable customers to maintain a competitive advantage, increase productivity and transform their business.

IP telephony provides a way for organizations to extend consistent communications services to all employees in their workspaces, whether they are in main campus locations, at branch offices, working remotely, or are mobile. IP telephony transmits voice and video communications over the network using the open-standards-based Internet Protocol.

Cisco Unified Presence is a standards-based platform that collects information from multiple sources about user availability and communications capabilities to provide rich presence status and facilitate presence-enabled communications with Cisco Unified Communications and other critical business applications.

Cisco solutions for network management allow businesses to actively monitor, manage and configure Cisco Unified Communications Solutions to (1) Reduce operational costs, (2) Proactively discover potential problems, (3) Maintain quality and user satisfaction, and (4) Help minimize service downtime.

Cisco Unified Communiations gives companies the ability to efficiently access data on demand, to effectively interact with virtual teams all over the world, and to manage these interactions on the go in real time, just as if you were everywhere at once.

Secure, proven and reliable, the Cisco Unity portfolio of messaging solutions is a foundational element in bringing unified communications to businesses of all sizes. These systems integrate with your existing environment and provide flexible deployment options to meet your organization’s needs. Cisco Unity Unified Messaging delivers powerful voicemail, integrated messaging, and unified messaging that scales to meet the needs of large enterprise organizations and integrates with most traditional telephone and voicemail systems, allowing for a smooth migration to unified communications.

Cisco Unified Videoconferencing provides multiparty video conferencing for traditional room-based and desktop video conferencing. The solution connects three or more H.323, H.320, SIP, or Skinny Client Control Protocol (SCCP) video conference endpoints in a single, multiparticipant meeting.

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 is committed to providing accessible solutions. The company recognizes that network resources must be accessible and usable by all employees, including people with disabilities. As a result, Cisco customers can fully realize the value of their diverse workforces. For more information about how the Cisco Unified Communications platform conforms to Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act, go to http://www.cisco.com/go/accessibility or contact your Cisco account manager.