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1 2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights PublicPresentation_ID1 Cisco IP Interoperability and Collaboration System (IPICS)Norberto P. Pad nVertical Solutions 2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights PublicPresentation_ID2 Agenda Cisco Physical Security -Revisi n IPICSB eneficiosSoluci nComponentesIntegraci ncon ComunicacionesUnificadasConsolade Operador/DispatchIntegraci nApple iPhone Casode estudio CodelcoDivisi nAnd na Q&A 2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights PublicPresentation_ID3A Broad-Based Problem33 How to Deliver the Right Information in the Right Format to the Right Person at the Right Time Public SafetyDefenseState & Local GovernmentEnterprise Safety & Security TransportationHealthcareRetailFinancialI ndustry Operations 2007 Cisco Systems, Inc.

2 All rights PublicPresentation_ID4 2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights PublicPresentation_ID5 Threat MonitoringVideo surveillance ManagerPhysical Access ManagerIP Interoperability and Collaboration SolutionCisco Physical SecurityVideo surveillance , Access Control, Incident ResponseThreat ResponseRadios, Mobile Phones, IP Phones, Soft PhonesThreat DetectionIP surveillance CamerasIP Gateways for Access ControlSensorsUnified Command and ControlIP Network 2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights PublicPresentation_ID6 Physical Security Core Applications VideoSurveillanceManagerStreamManagerNot ification & ResponseAccess ControlVideo SurveillanceIP CamerasStandard DefinitionHigh DefinitionVideo surveillance ManagerStream ManagerPhysical Access ManagerIPICS Full line of Cameras Differentiation on Quality Wired and Wireless Support Open API Diverse Analytics Support Interoperability & scalability Networking Features Convergence (VSM & SM) Simplified Deployment (auto discover/configuration) Storage & Bandwidth Mgt Forensics & Analytics Interoperability & scalability Networking Features Flexible Policy Management Certification (UL/FIPS/HSPD)

3 Biometrics Location/Presence Aware Interoperability & scalability Networking Features Flexible Policy Management Digital & Analog Radios Rich Media video & Text Interoperability & scalability Networking FeaturesProductsStrategiesNetworkGeneral (IPv6, SAF, MediaNet)Network Availability(Bandwidth Mgt, QoS, Resiliency, etc)Security (Encryption, Authentication, Rights Mgt, etc)Provisioning (Auto Detection, Auto Configuration, etc) System Maintenance and Mgt (Health, Updates, etc)Open APIOpen APIOpen API 2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights PublicPresentation_ID7 Cisco IPICS SolutionDissolving Communications SilosIP PhonesPTT RadiosPC ClientsDevices/NetworksNextelPhonesMobil ePhonesUnifiedCommunicationsISR VideoSurveillanceApplicationsAccessPoint DepartmentsHead-quartersBranch IPICSI ntelligent Platform Controls Media and Information 2007 Cisco Systems, Inc.

4 All rights PublicPresentation_ID8 Cisco IPICSB enefits Legacy push-to-talk (PTT) radio networks (analog or digital at different frequencies) that are used for voice communications within groups. Communication is usually restricted within a specified group or network because of radio frequency (RF) limitations and proprietary protocols. Traditional hoot bridges that are connected over time-division multiplexing (TDM) circuits. These deployments cannot provide audit trails and they do not seamlessly integrate with other PTT or Voice over IP (VoIP) networks. In addition, they do not offer the mobility and serviceability that an IP deployment provides. VoIP networks that are used to carry packetized voice on wired or wireless IP phones or on other IP clients.

5 These clients do not interact with the PTT of Such Disparate Networks Include: 2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights PublicPresentation_ID9 For Organizations That Use Disparate Networks, the Cisco IPICS Solution Provides the Following Benefits: Incident management framework graphical user interface (GUI) Facilitates tasks that are associated with operations and command and control. Easy-to-use installation, management, and operationalfeatures Enables a migration path to more robust IP applications, devices, and IP-based solutions to achieve greater operational efficiencies. Effectivesolution Streamlines operations, and command and control while protecting investments in deployed radio networks or legacy hoot bridges and applications. Efficientdeployment Leverages current IP infrastructure with minimal upgrades required, decreasing total cost of ownership.

6 Resiliency Eliminates communications silos and single points of failure. 2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights PublicPresentation_ID10 IPICS Comprehensive Communications InteroperabilityMobilePhonesNextel PTTP honesMessaging/ PagingInteroperability to Telephony and Notification SystemsTelephonyNetworksInteroperability to PCs & IP PhonesIP NetworkP25 & TetraRadio SystemsAnalog Trunking Radio SystemsAnalog ConventionalSystemsIntegration Across Radio Systems UnifiedCommunications 2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights PublicPresentation_ID11 Cisco IPICS Serverand Policy EngineServer Admin ConsoleOps ViewsPolicy EngineSecureVoIP Network11 The IPICS SolutionVoIPLMRG atewayand Media ServicesCisco IP Phonesw/ PTT ServicesCisco IPICSD ispatch ConsoleVHF/UHF/NextelPTT RadiosUnifiedCommunicationsCisco IPICSM obile Client 2007 Cisco Systems, Inc.

7 All rights PublicPresentation_ID12 Secure access to radio PTT talkgroupsand channels from anywhere in the UCnetwork Available on a wide range of IP-phones including wirelineand WiFiIP-phones Intuitive user interface with smooth transition between telephony and radio communicationsPhone users can now respond to incidents or emergencies, boosting responsiveness and operational effectivenessCisco IPICSXML IP-Phone Client ( )Push-to-Talk service for Cisco Unified IP Phones 2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights PublicPresentation_ID13 IP Dispatch Console Notification CollaborationThreatMonitoring video surveillance Access Control Intrusion Detection, IPICSD ispatch Console OpportunityRichMediaThreatDetectionThrea tResponse Cameras Access Control Gwys Sensors, etc.

8 Dispatch Console RadioP25 TetraRichMedia 2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights PublicPresentation_ID14 Benefits of the Unified Dispatch Console Simplifies Process:Brings together multiple dispatch controls into single platform (phone, radio, video , text) Price:Simultaneous UDC versus physical old world dispatch console Dispatch Mobility:UDC moves with the user versus old world dispatch console stays where it is installed Radio Interoperability and Beyond:UDC built on IPICS technology and supports multi-agency patches versus old world dispatch console locked to fixed radio channels/talkgroups Differentiation:incident with live/stored video , pictures, journal, etcincident recordingIP-Based mobility clientsIntegrated Policy Engine Smooth evolution to P25, Tetra and other radio protocols 2007 Cisco Systems, Inc.

9 All rights PublicPresentation_ID15 Cisco IPICSD ispatch Console (IDC)Dispatch Console for PC users Allows PC users to perform radio dispatch enabling PTT communication from office or remote locations Integrates IP-Phone for incoming/outgoing calls Provides simple patch capabilities Extends dispatcher ability to share live/stored video , pictures and text with fieldIPICSD ispatch ConsoleExtends to PC users radio dispatch capabilities previously reserved for hardwired dispatch consoles 2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights PublicPresentation_ID16 Cisco IPICSM obile ClientMobile phone application for responders in the fieldView:incidentsstatus journalmedia ( video , pictures, etc.)Add:status updatesmedia ( video , pictures, etc.)PTT w/radio interoperabilitySecure access to media3 Gand WiFisupportIPICSM obile ClientPuts mobile rich media incident Collaboration into the hands of the responder in the field 2007 Cisco Systems, Inc.

10 All rights PublicPresentation_ID17 IPICSC odelcoDivisi nAndina 2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights PublicPresentation_ID18El Cliente Divisi n Andina de CodelcoChile est ubicada a ochenta kil metros al noreste de Santiago, entre y metros sobre el nivel del mar. En la actualidad esta divisi n realiza la explotaci n de minerales en la mina subterr nea de R o Blanco y en la mina a rajo abierto Sur Sur. Divisi n Andina produce unas toneladas m tricas anuales de concentrados de cobre que son materia prima fundamental para obtener el metal refinado. Adem s coloca en los mercados toneladas m tricas de molibdeno al a o. 2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights PublicPresentation_ID19 Problem tica La operaci n de una mina subterr nea combinada con un rajo a cielo abierto presenta numerosas dificultades y en particular la necesidad de contar con un sistema efectivo de comunicaciones, especialmente ante incidentes de seguridad, que permita conectar instalaciones dispersas a lo largo de varios kil metros en una complicada geograf a de alta monta a.