Microsoft Solutions Summit 200904 June 09, Centara Grand, Bangkok Convention Centre

“The Next Episode toward Infinite Success”

The Story of Success: Technology enables Business Mission

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Vertically integrated communication silo• Inefficient communications• Communications overload• Parallel infrastructures

Horizontally integrated common platform• Standards-based distributed architecture• Accessibility in the entire network• One common database and directory

Unified Communications - UC Bringing together people and information with software

Three Phases to Rolling Out UC

Lower your travel & audio conferencing costs while increasing collaboration

Broadly deploy audio, web, and video conferencing while

removing your reservation-less audio costs next

Provide a lower cost and more flexible telephony

infrastructure for a better user experience

Deploy software powered VoIP for mobile, teleworkers and

new employees

Reduce interruptions and help your employees find & click to

communicate with the right people, right away

Light up your Microsoft Office investments by broadly

deploying Presence & Instant Messaging

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Unified Communications&Collaboration

Collaboration is a recursive process

where two or more people or organizations work together intersection

of common goals — for example, an intellectual endeavor that is creative in nature—by sharing knowledge, learning and building consensus.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collaboration#Technology

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