Continuity Insights Presentation. April 28, Stephen Forte CEO

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1 Continuity Insights Presentation April 28, Stephen Forte CEO

2 The Role of Wireless Communications for Business Continuity

3 Mobility What Problems are Solved? Fully integrate remote or traveling workers with a corporate voice network Reduce enterprise telecom costs through IP-PBX style move, add, change administration on a legacy PBX, desk set replacement with wireless and/or VoIP devices, seamless remote access and toll saving, international callback, conferencing, VoIP, fax and other capabilities Seamlessly integrate enterprise calls with Wi-Fi and cellular for maximum cost savings, efficiency and ubiquity Continuity Instantly notifying people of an emergency, and collecting worker location information Allowing a business to stay in touch when its workers are displaced due to acts of God or man Allowing people to communicate normally, even if the enterprise suffers a major outage

4 Mobility and Continuity Solutions Mobility Seamless integration of remote, wireless, Wi-Fi and satellite voice devices with an enterprise phone system Allows wireless voice devices (s, PDAs and notebooks) to be fully integrated into an existing corporate voice network, offering full PBX functionality on campus or in public Wi-Fi hotspots using your office telephone number Continuity/Disaster Recovery Mass, simultaneous emergency notification and census collection to/from wireless remote devices Uninterrupted voice communications requiring no change in user behavior in the event of evacuation, displacement or primary system outage

5 Mobility Network Overview PBX Internet PSTN Home PBX or Centrex SIP Enabled Ascendent VoIP Gateway SIP Enabled Satellite or Cellular Workstation Corporate LAN Firewall

6 If this were your University Could you continue to communicate effectively? Has all of your focus been on data? You must be able you to conduct business as usual in the event of a communications failure or worker displacement due to human and natural disasters

7 Continuity Network Overview PBX Internet PSTN Home PBX or Centrex SIP Enabled Ascendent VoIP Gateway SIP Enabled Mobile Workstation Corporate LAN Firewall Low Bandwidth IP Recovery Location

8 Case Study: Marquette University Facts Founded: 1881 Campus: approximately 80 acres, 13-acre outdoor athletic complex 7 residence halls Students: 11,000 students Staff: Over 800 faculty and staff

9 Case Study: Marquette University Problem Undergraduate class overbooked and no campus housing is available No effective method to communicate with students and faculty over 80 acre campus No effective communication plan in event of telecom failure

10 PSTN Standard Function PBX Milwaukee Campus Home Office PBX or Centrex Ascendent Wireless Irvine VoIP Recovery Location

11 Roll-Call Function Overview PSTN PBX Milwaukee Campus Home Office PBX or Centrex Ascendent Wireless Voice Irvine SMS VoIP VoIP Recovery Location

12 Continuity Function Overview PSTN PBX Milwaukee Campus Home Office PBX or Centrex Ascendent Wireless Irvine VoIP Recovery Location All calls are automatically redirected to the Recovery Server by the PSTN

13 Value to Wireless Carriers Seamless integration of cellular and devices into enterprise Significant cost savings compared to other In-building wireless solutions By adding Class of Service control to cellular, user community is expanded Increased Minutes of Use Reduced churn Increased services revenue