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• Spark Service Overview
• Spark Commercial Model
• Spark Calling Service Detail
• Spark Calling Deployment
• Spark Calling Infrastructure Design
• PSTN Connectivity
• Demonstration
Agenda
Cisco Spark
A complete business collaboration service from the Cisco cloud that enables customers to message, meet, or call anyone, anywhere, and anytime.
Cisco Spark is hosted by Cisco, and sold by partners.
One Offer
One Experience
Message Meeting Call1:1 and team messaging in virtual rooms
Persistent Chat, Content Sharing, Iteration
Voice and video calling via a cloud based PBX1
Make calls within or outside organisation via the PSTN
Audio, video, and web meetings
Before/during/after-meeting messaging and content
Cisco Spark
1 The Cisco Spark service doesn’t include PSTN services. Customers need to purchase PSTN services from a 3rd party provider.
For the complete Spark service, Cisco preferred media provider ecosystem partners can provide PSTN local, long-distance, and direct-inward-dial
services.
Existing Cisco UC customers will use Spark Hybrid Services to connect on-premises call capabilities to Cisco Spark capabilities in the cloud.
The Cisco Spark App / Client
Message Meeting Call
One Experience
Provides users the ability to
access, consume, and control
the Cisco Spark service
Spark Phone OS
&
Spark Room OS
Spark Service Endpoints
Cisco Hybrid
CiscoCollaboration
Cloud
CiscoOn-Premises &
Partner Hosted HCS
Cisco Phone
Cisco Room
System
One Offer
Open Platform
Common Management
Application IntegrationAPIs
Spark Hybrid ServicesCloud + Prem
Partner ServicesInterconnect
Message Meeting Call
New Opportunities with Spark Services
Looking for the benefits of agile and collaborative working?
Cisco Call Control & Jabber customers can add Spark Message & Meeting
CollaborationReady
Looking to replace your legacy system and ‘disjointed experience’?
Spark offers you a scalable solution that could be your last ever upgrade
Key System/PBX Replacement
Starting to outgrow your ‘best effort / DIY’ communications?
You can get all of the tools you need with Spark, simply from the cloud
Ad-hoc Voice Solution
Cisco Spark Service AvailabilityCY15 Q1CY16 Q2CY16 Q3CY16 Q4CY16 Q1CY17
Business
Messaging
and Basic &
Advanced
Meetings
USA
Australia
Canada
Germany
UK
France
Japan
Mexico
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Hong Kong
Spain
Switzerland
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Ireland
Singapore
South Africa
Austria
Poland
New Zealand
Thailand
Finland
Portugal
Czech Rep.
Slovakia
Luxembourg
Puerto Rico
Business Messaging and Basic & Advanced Meetings
Continued global
rollout…
Room
Systems
Cloud Calling
USA
USA
Room
Systems
Australia
Canada
Room
Systems
Germany
UK
France
Room
Systems
Continued global rollout to the 30 Business
Messaging and Basic & Advanced Meetings
countries…
Cloud Calling
Hybrid
Services
Cloud Calling
Australia
Cloud Calling
Germany
Canada
30 Business Messaging and Basic & Advanced Meetings countries + continued global rollout…
Choose your level of Message and Meet Services
Business Messaging
Business Messaging & Basic Meetings
Business Messaging & Advanced Meetings
1
2
3
Choose your Call Services
Hybrid Calling
Cloud Calling
Choose your Spark Service Add-Ons
Room registration
Conference Audio
Centres
3
Offer Packaging – Cloud Calling
Available in select Geos, SMB focused
Available in most Geos
C2
Everything
in M2, and:
Cloud Calling*
• Business-class voice
and video
• Mobility
• Voice Messaging
M2
Everything
in M1, and:
• Host 25-party meetings
with screen sharing with
other Spark users
C3Everything in M3,
and:
Cloud Calling*
• Business-class voice and
video
• Mobility
• Voice Messaging
M3
Everything in M2,
and:
• Host WebEx-powered
meetings with screen
sharing and with external
participants
• Personal Meeting Room
• Scheduled Meetings
C1Everything
in M1, and:
Cloud Calling*
• Business-class voice
and video
• Mobility
• Voice Messaging
M1• Business-class
Messaging
• 1:1 and 3-party video
calling with screen
sharing
• Join Spark and SIP-
based meetings
*Excludes PSTN Services. Sourced via Media Provider partners.
Cloud
Calling
Spark Service Add-ons
Conference
AudioDial-In Toll and Callback
[Domestic and International]
Additional
CentresEvent
Training
Support
Room
RegistrationConnect a room endpoint to
the Spark cloud
Call
Cloud PBX Spark Phone OS
Device options
Voice and Video support
Message Integration
CallVoice and video calling via a cloud based PBX
• Deploy phones on premises and utilize cloud infrastructure
• Enhanced user experience with Spark desktop and mobile client integration
• Share Content quickly and easily from your Spark desktop client
• Calling within and outside your organization, including the PSTN1
Call Defined
1 for the complete Spark service Cisco’s preferred Media Provider ecosystem partners provide PSTN Local/LD/Intl/DID services.
• Cisco’s latest generation of phones
• Cisco 7800 and 8800 series
• Spark Phone OS
• Video available on 8845 and 8865 models
• Wideband codec for high quality calls
Enterprise-Class Devices
Call, Spark Desktop and Mobile Experience
Join MeetingsWhen MobileFrom a Desk From a Room
• Answer incoming calls on any device
• Calls to a Spark phone start a room on your Spark client allowing content sharing on the Spark client between
• Share contacts from mobile to Spark phone
Simple Device Onboarding
• Simply hold the QR code in front of the camera on any video capable phone
• Enter the code into any non-video capable phone
• Entire process is encrypted from start to finish
• Zero clear text information is sent or received
CONFIDENTIAL UNDER NDA, DO NOT DISTRIBUTE
Call Transfer
Video Calls
Call Hold/Resume with Video
Call Forward
PSTN and Internal Calls Do Not Disturb
Voicemail with MWI
End User Empowerment
Single Number Reach (SNR)
Directory Based Dialing
One Touch Speed Dials
3 Party Video Ad-Hoc Conference
Emergency Dialing (E911)
Business Calling Features Collaboration Reimagined
Call Aware - Zero Touch Meetings
Call directly into Cloud Collaboration Meeting Rooms (CMR)
Spark – CallUnified Communications Features
Self-Care Portal
Message, Call and Meet from mobile, desktop and room
Access contacts and call history across endpoints
Spark – CallAdministrator Features
Business Enablement
Hunt Groups
Class of Service, International Dialing
Custom Caller ID MappingCompany Number Caller ID
Shared Lines
User Management
Auto-Attendant
Administration Simplified
Call Routing Configuration
Single Number Reach Configuration
Single Management Portal
QR Code Device Activation
Usage Analytics
Bulk Provisioned Onboarding
Line Quality Tool
Service Health Portal
Delightful Admin experience delivered through the
Cloud
CONFIDENTIAL UNDER NDA, DO NOT DISTRIBUTE
• Mobile and desktop support
• Windows and Mac OS X
• IOS, Android, and Windows Phone
• Extend Spark calling to desk phone
• Simultaneous ringing
• Video calling with Spark
• Enterprise dialing in Spark
Spark as a Soft-Client
• TLS signaling phone registration and call signaling
• SRTP media over the internet
• All user and administrative interfaces over HTTPS
Call Spark Security
• Cisco’s latest generation of phones
• Video capabilities
• G.722 wideband codec
• Phone-Phone
• G711u for PSTN calls
• Full phone feature support
• Intelligent Proximity (Bluetooth)
• USB and Analog Headsets
• Wifi and 10/100/1000
Enterprise-Class Devices
• iOS: Requires iOS 7.1 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. This app is optimised for iPhone 5, iPhone 6, and iPhone 6 Plus.
• Android: Requires 4.0.3 and above (Tablets not optimised, but working)
• Mac Client: Mac OSX 10.9 or higher
• Windows Client: Windows 7 or 8 (Windows Phone N/A for March GA)
• No admin rights required for install after March GA (Mac/Win)
• Web:
Chrome: Latest two versions supportedInternet Explorer: 10 and above (know issues with IE11)Safari: Latest two versions supportedFirefox: Latest two versions supported (minimum version 33.1)
Recommended for the full video experience (WebRTC support)
System Requirements
Check for the latest requirements @ https://support.ciscospark.com/
Cisco Collaboration
Cloud Software
Recommended Firewall Ports SettingsConsider UDP over TCP traffic
32
Spark
Client
Single shared media port deployment with “ICE”
Use single port #33434 which is within existing dynamic range customers have enabled.
Media/Share go through that port. Tries UDP and falls back to TCP if needed.
Note: No proxy support in March GA time frame
Preliminary Average Bandwidth Utilisation
Project Squared is using optimised WME, bandwidth profile is similar to WebEx client experience in CMR type meeting.
Currently only desktop sharing is supported (no annotation or application sharing), Audio codec supported with WME is Opus
Audio Video Share
Codec Opus H264 H264
Mobile 50kbps
capped at 64kbps max
360p @30fps max resolution
700kbps capped at 1.0 Mbps max
1080p @5fps max
150kbps-1.5Mbps max depending on
content
Desktop 50kbps
150 kbps for Mac/ Win Receive
(local mixing with top 3 participants)
720p @30fps max resolution
1.5Mbps capped at 1.5 Mbps max
Note: During poor network conditions, the video
stream may be disabled
1080p @5fps max
150kbps-1.5Mbps max depending on
content
This Will Be Updated Post GA with Additional Info About Multi-stream Support
• Activation Code based bootstrap
• One time usage numeric digit code
• Digit string and QR Code representations
• GDS Deployed in Cisco US DC
• On power-up, user enters Code
• Device connects to GDS and presents Code
• GDS maps Code to target service CIS and redirects device to target service CIS
Global Discovery Service
2. Redirect to
Target Service
Device connects to target service CIS and presents Code
CIS Validates Code and issues OAuth tokens and service configuration details
Simple Onboarding Architecture
User or Admin
Email activation code
admin.ciscospark.com OR
my.ciscospark.com
Onboard or generate activation code
GDS
Spark Calling
Service
Global DC
SP/Regional DC
Discover Data Center with public part of code
Secure Remote Password (SRP) HandshakeEnter Code
Retrieve Oauth Token for User
Provision Device for User
Register Phone
Cloud Service
Public Internet
OTT Service
SS7
IMS
V
CUBE
Spark Call Connectivity Consideration
PSTN
Edge
Survivable Remote
Site Telephony (SRST)
SP QoS
IP Network PSTN/Mobile
Interconnect
Spark Platform
Notes:• Any internet service
• QoS for voice quality
• LI by the data
provider
• E164 voice dialing LI
by Telstra
IP MAN/MPLS
VPN
Notes:• VPN Service with
QoS
• Telstra/Cisco
provides VPN to CIS
connectivity
• Data LI can be done
at IP MAN
• Voice LI is done at
IMS
CIS Private Link
Connection
PSTN Routing Models
SIP H.323 SIP or H.323 PSTN Video Media≥1080p (optional)API PSTN Voice Media
GW (Acme)
SP Core
Huron
Responsibility
Cisco Reg
Partn
er
Pref
Prov
Subscriber Ownership ✔ ✔
End Customer Ordering &
Billing
✔ ✔
End Customer Collab usage
billing
✔ Optio
nal**
Partner Invoicing for UC
subscriptions
✔ Optio
nal**
Tier 1 Customer Support ✔ ✔
Host all multiparty conferences ✔
Voicemail
Record/store/playback
✔
Endpoint Registry &
Internet/VOIP call routing
✔
DID Assignment ✔ ✔
Number Portability ✔ ✔
Call Connection/Routing in
PSTN
✔ ✔
Emergency Call Routing ✔ ✔
Gateway (PSTN<->VOIP)
conversion for handoff to Cisco
✔ ✔
NON
Regulated
Entity
Regulate
d Entity
Model 1 Model 2
Preferred Providers
Regulated Entity
Preferred Media Provider ProvisioningA One Stop Portal to Provision PSTN Connectivity for Customers
• Single portal to provision PSTN connectivity
• Select PSTN package
• Try and Buy packages included
• Search and Order numbers
• Port numbers
• Track order status
• Enable electronic LoA/ contract of
customers with Preferred Media providers
Wireframes
1. Shop PSTN packages 2. Search for a local number
3. Search for toll-free or range of numbers
4. Select numbers to purchase 5. Review order 6. Order sent
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