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• Personal Computer is disaggregated
• Compute, memory, and storage are moved to the data center
• Keyboard, Mouse, Display, and stay with user
• VXI Endpoint is connected to the Display, Keyboard, mouse
• VXI Client connects to the VM in the data center
• VXI supports Rich media and UC applications
Broker
ComputeStorage
Keyboard, Video, Mouse
Network
VXIClient
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Desktop Environment Decoupled from Physical
HardwareGreater Flexibility and Choice for Empowering Users
Centralized Desktop and Data Improve Control and Reduce TCO and Risk
Virtual Desktop Delivered Across the Network
HardwareOS
PersonaApplications
Any Device, Anywhere, Any Time
OS
PersonaApplications
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• 40% of professional PC’s will be managed under a hosted virtual desktop model of some kind by 2013*
• The worldwide hosted virtual desktop (HVD) market will accelerate through 2013 to reach 49 million units*
• Nearly half (45%) of DV users expect to virtualize more than 50% of their client access devices over the next three years**
* Gartner Group** ESG Research
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Flexibility / Business Continuity
Total Cost of Ownership
Data Security
Desktop Virtualization Drivers
Fragmented Solution Set
Maintaining High Quality for Video, Voice Experience
Desktop Virtualization Challenges
Return on Investment
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• What if:A desktop or laptop crashesA desktop or laptop infects with virusEmployees can’t come to office due to various reasons such as protests, outbreaks, disastersAn employee needs to use new devices such as iPad, iPhone, Android, etc.An employee has to work late at night and has to come to office early in the morning to only access the desktopThere are shift employees sharing same desktops
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• What if:A laptop is stolenHard disk crashes and employee doesn’t have backupAn employee backs up but there is confidential data such as emails, filesCompany information leaks either intentionally or unintentionally
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• What if:Windows XP is EOL and we have to upgrade every desktop and laptop to Windows 7Windows 7 requires more resources such as CPU, memory, hard disksWe need to patch OS and applicationsWe need to upgrade OS and applicationsWe have remote branches without technology expertiseIT supports need to travel to remote branch offices for troubleshooting desktopsWe have to create a training, testing, development environment which require powerful resources but for a short period of time
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• Desktop Solutions are Continuing to matureVMware View 4.5Citrix XenDesktop 5.0
• Hypervisor improvements and support
• CPU and Server architecture improvementsNehalemCost effective 8GB dimms
• Windows 7XP is 9 years old, soon EOLSP1 for Win7 RC1
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“Deliver a superior collaboration and rich media user experience with best in class ROI in a fully integrated, open and validated desktop virtualization solution”
Borderless Networks
Collaboration
Data Center / Virtualization
VXIVXI Virtual Workspace
Media Rich Experience
TCO / ROI
Security
Integrated System
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• Data security and compliance
• Business continuity / agility
• Reduced TCO
• Standardized IT experience, customizable user experience
• Video and voice
• Interactivity
• Mobility
• Real time, high quality experience
• Range of devices
IT Standardization Rich Media Experience
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WAN, LAN•Wired and wireless
•Power over Ethernet
•Security•Application optimization
•Load balancing
Mobile Clients
Fixed ClientsCompute Storage
Data Center Network
Software Applications(OS, Productivity,
Collaboration)
Hypervisor
Desktop Virtualization Software
Virtualization-Aware Borderless Network
VirtualizedData Center
Virtualized Collaborative Workspace
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Branch
Virtualization-Aware Borderless Network
MS Office
Desktop Virtualization Software
VirtualizedData Center
Microsoft OS
WAAS
Nexus
ACE
Hypervisor
VirtualUnified CM
Virtual Quad
Cisco CollaborationApplications
Thin Client Ecosystem
Virtualized Collaborative Workspace
Cisco Clients
Cius Business Tablets
Cisco Virtualization Experience Clients
ISR
WAAS
CDN
Access switching
w/PoE
SiSi
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Branch
Virtualization-Aware Borderless Network
End-to-End System Integration Design, Test and Support
VirtualizedData Center
WAAS
Nexus
ACE
VirtualUnified CM
Virtual Quad
Cisco CollaborationApplications
Virtualized Collaborative Workspace
Cisco Clients
Cius Business Tablets
Cisco Virtualization Experience Clients
ISR
WAAS
CDN
Access switching
w/PoE
SiSi
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• Integrated form factor for Cisco Unified IP Phone 8900/9900 Series• Power via Phone – Leverages existing Power over Ethernet (PoE)• Supports 2 monitors, USB keyboard & mouse, 4 USB ports, Audio Mic in /
Speaker out• VXC 2111 – Supports PCoIP• VXC 2112 – Supports ICA and RDP
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Power over Ethernet (POE) Supports 2 monitors Key board and Mouse Audio Mic and Speaker 4 USB ports
VXC 2211 Supports VMware View
PCoIP
VXC 2212 Supports Citrix XenDesktop
ICA
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MS Office
Desktop Virtualization Software
VirtualizedData Center
WAAS
Nexus
Microsoft OS
ACE
Hypervisor
VirtualUnified CM
Virtual Quad
Cisco CollaborationApplications
Cisco UCS Storage Partnerships
EMC and NetApp VDI Software Partnerships
VMware, Citrix, and Microsoft Integration into the Hypervisor for
Nexus 1000V Enhanced Security (Cisco VSG) Application Acceleration (Cisco WAAS)
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Enterprise Apps &
Cloud
Cloud Infrastructure
Laun
ched
VBlock
FlexPod
VXI
Cloud
Cisco Confidential – Not for Distribution nor Reference
Com
ing
Soon
RISC MigrationSAP HANA
*Early Wins
*
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• End-to-end solutionFrom end-point client (fixed and mobile), network services, data center infrastructure for VXI
• Benefits of running VXI on UCS and NexusMore density, more desktops per server with:
Extended memory technologyHypervisor off-load with Nexus 1000V and Virtual Interface Card
Effective management with UCS virtualization technologyImprove business continuity and disaster recovery with Nexus
• Cisco Validated Designs (CVD)VCE/EMC - VblockNetapp – FlexpodVmware - VM ViewCitrix – Xen DesktopMicrosoft Hyper-V
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Cisco Nexus 7000Overlay Transport Virtualization
Cisco UCSUnified Computing System
Cisco Nexus 1000VAnd VN-Link
Cisco Desktop Virtualization Solutionfor Citrix XenDesktop
2011
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Launch in March 2009$1,100M Annualized Revenue Run Rate; 129% Y/Y Revenue Growth
7,400+ UCS Customers; 1,100 repeat customers with average 4 repeat buys
50+ ISVs writing to UCS API
350 ATP Channel Partners for UCS B-Series; All for UCS C-Series; Active Distis with Configuration to Order Capability
Ten of Thousands of supported applications
40+ World Record Benchmarks in first year
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Rev($M)
Share Y-YRev
Y-YShare
HP 898 50.5% 22% -3.1%
IBM 344 19.4% 10% -3.4%
Cisco 200 11.3% 205% 6.5%
Dell 164 9.2% 23% -0.5%
Fujitsu 47 2.6% 59% 0.5%
NEC 36 2.0% 41% 0.2%
Oracle 24 1.4% 42% 0.1%
Others
66 3.7%
Total 1,778 100.0% 29%
Rev($M)
Share Y-YRev
Y-YShare
HP 368 53.3% 30% -2.7%
Cisco 117 17.0% 190% 9.0%
IBM 108 15.7% -7% -7.4%
Dell 77 11.2% 50% 1.0%
Oracle 8 1.1% 14% -0.2%
Fujitsu 2 0.3% 168% 0.1%
Others
9 1.4%
Total 690 100.0% 36%
Worldwide US
Source: IDC, August 23, 2011
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