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Planning for BYOD and CYOD in future UCC infrastructure
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Planning for BYOD and
CYOD in Future UCC
Infrastructure
Justin Bondi
Pexip
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Justin Bondi
Director of Service Provider Architectures
Justin's fifteen year career in the collaboration and
videoconferencing industry has straddled both sides of
the fence: as a user, managing an enterprise
videoconferencing and webcasting / streaming
architecture for a Big10 university, and as a Solution
Architect for Codian, Tandberg, Cisco, and now Pexip.
But whatever the venue, his goal always remains the
same - make sure the end-user has a good experience
the first time, regardless of the tool they are using. All
design and product decisions must support that end.
Twitter: @Justin_Bondi
Email: justin@pexip.com
Video: pexipdemo.com/justin
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Where things sit…
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71% of millennial
employees show
preference for video
over audio conferences
Sources: PwC, NextGen Global Generation Study; American Community Survey, UC Census Bureau by globalworkplaceanalytics.com
71%
55% of managers
have seen increased
demand for
videoconferencing
55%
More than 60% of
collaboration is done with
employees and partners
outside the office
60%
Employees in Fortune
1000 companies are
not at their desk 50-
60% of their time
50-60%
Our attitude towards work is changing
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1500%
200%
By 2019, WebRTC will be utilized
for 15% of enterprise voice and
video communication, up from
less than 1% today.
Between 2015 and 2019, the
rate at which organizations will
deploy cloud telephony will
nearly double, from about 10%
to almost 20%.
300%
By 2020, over 90% of enterprise voice
calls in the digital workplace will
originate from collaboration applications,
up from less than 30% today.
By 2019, group videoconferencing usage
volumes enterprise-wide will increase
400% over current levels, driven by
commodity endpoints and cloud-based
services.
400%
Source: Predicts 2016: UCC Will Thrive With Web Standards, Commodity and Cloud, Gartner Group
What Gartner thinks
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Personal devices Billions
Lower cost
Personal devices
Huge volume
Huddle rooms
Large meeting
rooms
Boardrooms
Immersive suites
10M
rooms
30-50M
rooms
Higher cost
More integration
Lower volume
100%
Video systems purchased
for huddle rooms are
expected to account for 20
percent of the market in
2016, up from 10% in 2015.
45M
Less than 15% of huddle rooms
are already equipped with video
conferencing equipment,
leaving an estimated 25-45M
rooms opportunity.
Sources: Wainhouse Research, Nemertes Research, Pexip
Collaboration – Where does it live?
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Source: Deloitte
Americans alone check
their mobile devices 8
billion times per day.
• People bringing or choosing their own
device is happening now
• Familiar and personal devices lead to
more interactivity and more media
consumption
BYOD / CYOD is the new normal
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Are you going to provide
everyone with BYOD/CYOD
visual collaboration?
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Or are you going to deny it to
them?
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The decision may have already been made
Ignoring the support of collaboration across personal tools is going to impact
your organization’s competitive advantage – and your bottom line.
Do you have partners? Customers? Patients? Students? If so, can you even begin
to control what tool they use?
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Interoperability
Flexibility
Scalability
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Interoperability
We are living in a multi-
vendor world, whether we
like it or not
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Interoperability
Truly adopting BYOD / CYOC implies that you are going to let
the user’s chosen tool do what it does best – that means
Native Functionality:
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Interoperability
Truly adopting BYOD / CYOC implies that you are going to let
the user’s chosen tool do what it does best – that means
Native Functionality:
Voice & Video
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Interoperability
Truly adopting BYOD / CYOC implies that you are going to let
the user’s chosen tool do what it does best – that means
Native Functionality:
Voice & Video
Content Sharing
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Interoperability
Truly adopting BYOD / CYOC implies that you are going to let
the user’s chosen tool do what it does best – that means
Native Functionality:
Voice & Video
Content Sharing
Scheduling and/or Ad-hoc
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Interoperability
Truly adopting BYOD / CYOC implies that you are going to let
the user’s chosen tool do what it does best – that means
Native Functionality:
Voice & Video
Content Sharing
Scheduling and/or Ad-hoc
Joining
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Interoperability
Truly adopting BYOD / CYOC implies that you are going to let
the user’s chosen tool do what it does best – that means
Native Functionality:
Voice & Video
Content Sharing
Scheduling and/or Ad-hoc
Joining
Chat
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Solution
The tools won’t solve it for you – let
the infrastructure take care of it.
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Solution
The tools won’t solve it for you – let
the infrastructure take care of it.
Choose a platform or service that
stresses interoperability as a core
developmental strategy.
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Scalability
Personal devices Billions
Lower cost
Personal devices
Huge volume
Huddle rooms
Large meeting
rooms
Boardrooms
Immersive suites
10M
rooms
30-50M
rooms
Higher cost
More integration
Lower volume
Hundreds or
thousands of
rooms…
to hundreds OF
thousands of
users
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Where to host the capacity
Transcoding video streams requires "CPU"
capacity
The big question is very often:
– On-prem
• How much capacity do you need?
– Cloud
• What flavor of cloud?
– Or a combination
• Is that even possible?
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Where to host the capacity
On-prem – deployed on internal servers
– VMware/HyperV/Xen/KVM
On-prem installation deployed purely on IaaS
– Azure/Amazon
Hybrid Cloud
– A combination of the above
Private cloud
– Dedicated at external provider
Public cloud
– Shared at external provider
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Enterprise
Dedicated on-prem
On internal servers (VMware/HyperV/Xen/KVM)
All media transcoding handled on
the enterprise MPLS network
Allows for regional deployment
on customer regional data
centers
Best quality, managed by
enterprise or outsourced mgmt
Optimal for security and flexibility
Some vendors support
integration with Skype
Conferences on AV-MCU
VC endpoint on VC
infrastructure
Surface Hub
VC/Skype
Gateway
On prem
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Enterprise
Dedicated installation
Purely on IaaS cloud (i.e. Azure/Amazon)
Media not on local network, requires
good connectivity to IaaS provider
• Azure Express Route
• AWS Direct Connect
Allows for regional deployment on
IaaS provider regional data centers
Same as on-prem for
security/flexibility and Skype
Conferences on AV-MCU
Potentially high cost with dedicated
capacity VMs always on + bandwidth
VC endpoint on VC
infrastructure
Surface Hub
IaaS provider
VC/Skype
Gateway
VPN
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Enterprise
Dedicated installation
Hybrid Cloud – combo of onprem and IaaS
On-prem capacity for everyday use
(i.e. Vmware/HyperV/Xen/KVM)
Burst to IaaS providers when
needed (i.e. Azure/Amazon)
Optimal media path for most calls
Efficient cost spending, and risk
reduction with overflow to cloud
VC endpoint on VC
infrastructure
Surface Hub
IaaS provider
VC/Skype
Gateway
VPN
VC/Skype
Gateway
On prem
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Enterprise
Private cloud
Media handled at provider or on
enterprise network (assuming
network interconnect)
Good for security and flexibility
Shared management and
possibly transcoding, with some
dedicated capacity
Can allow for Skype
Conferences on AV-MCU with
dedicated integrations
VC endpoint on VC
infrastructure
Surface Hub
Private Cloud provider
Curstomer
dedicated
VPN
SP Shared
capacity
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Enterprise
Public cloud
Shared resources, often at a
lower cost, typically VMRs
Less flexibility, normally no or
limited gateway offering
URI addressing often uses cloud
providers domain name
VC endpoint on VC
infrastructure
Surface Hub
Public Cloud provider
SP Shared
capacity
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Scalability
Capacity Resilience
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Resilience: How is failover handled?
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Resilience: How is failover handled?
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Resilience: How is failover handled?
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Resilience: Locally and Globally?
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Scalability
Capacity EfficiencyResilience
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Distribution = Efficiency on the Network
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On-premises or private cloud enterprise deployment
On-demand capacity in IaaS Cloud
1. Monitor load in on-prem deployment
2. Create new resources in cloud
3. Discover these new resources
4. Connect the next call
5. Done
Bursting = Efficiency in Cost
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Solution
Ask the hard question: Will I be able
to deny access to anyone? If not, can I
support every possible user?
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Solution
Ask the hard question: Will I be able
to deny access to anyone? If not, can I
support every possible user?
Choose a platform or service that
is truly designed for efficient and
resilient scale – and ask for proof.
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Change is inevitable – both in your
world, and the world at large
Flexibility
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Flexibility
Does my UC & BYOD strategy support my organization’s…
Core Business?
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Flexibility
Does my UC & BYOD strategy support my organization’s…
Core Business?
Special Applications?
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Flexibility
Does my UC & BYOD strategy support my organization’s…
Core Business?
Special Applications?
Financial Health?
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Flexibility
Does my UC & BYOD strategy support my organization’s…
Core Business?
Special Applications?
Financial Health?
Brand?
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Solution
Do the math: interop + environment +
technology + mission = flexibility
Make sure your platform has the ability
to adapt to both your world and the
world at large – the less you have to
change to suit your solution, the better.