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Join us as Guido talks about "The Next Five Years." This provocative session will discuss the current and future trends that affect the proliferation and use of the latest technologies in business, such as mobility, virtualization, energy and video. Highlights will include Cisco's unique innovation model, the processes and technologies derived from that model, as well as use cases of these emerging technologies in business. Guido will also ‘connect-the-dots' of these various technologies and present more comprehensive solutions that can further drive and accelerate business transformation.
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© 2010 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Cisco Confidential 1 Dr. Guido Jouret CTO and VP/GM, Emerging Technologies Group Building The Future: The Next 5 Years
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© 2010 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Cisco Confidential 1

Dr. Guido JouretCTO and VP/GM, Emerging Technologies Group

Building The Future:The Next 5 Years

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© 2010 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Cisco Confidential 2

• Industry Trends

• Cisco as an Innovator

• What’s Next:

The Future of Connected Business

• Summary and Conclusions

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Social Networking and Mass Collaboration

Consumerization Globalization

Sustainable Development

Volatile Economies

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© 2010 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Cisco Confidential 5

1. Electrification2. Automobile3. Airplane4. Water supply & distribution5. Electronics6. Radio & Television7. Agricultural mechanization8. Computers9. Telephone10. Air-conditioning & refrigeration11. Highways12. Spacecraft13. Internet14. Imaging15. Household Appliances16. Health Technologies17. Petrochemical Technologies18. Laser & Fiber Optics19. Nuclear Technologies20. High-performance materials

GREATEST ENGINEERINGACHIEVEMENTS OF THE 20TH CENTURY

ENGINEERING’S GRAND CHALLENGES

1. Make solar energy economical2. Provide energy from fusion3. Develop carbon sequestration methods4. Manage the nitrogen cycle5. Provide access to clean water6. Restore & improve urban infrastructure7. Advance health informatics8. Engineer better medicine9. Reverse engineer the brain10. Prevent nuclear terror11. Secure cyberspace12. Enhance virtual reality13. Advance personalized learning14. Engineer the tools of scientific discovery

National Academy of Engineering: http://www.greatachievements.org/

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Cisco Confidential 6© 2010 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

2004 2010 202020152005

300Million

Devices

1TrillionEnable Productivity

Create New Services

Environmentally Friendly

Source: Cisco IBSG

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Sources: Cisco VNI, Cisco IBSG, Gartner, Royal Pingdom, IDC

• Urbanization of 700 million people over next decade

• Big cities getting bigger…100 new 1M+ cities by 2025

• 3 Billion people connected to the internet—next 10 years

Globalization

• In 2014, 91% of traffic on networks will be Video

• 2 billion videos are watched each day on YouTube

• Mobile video will increase 66x from 2009 to 2014

Pervasive Video

• Nearly 1/3 of the Collaboration market will be Hosted by 2013

• 40% of professional PC’s will be managed under a hosted virtual desktop model by 2013

• By 2014, over 400 million of the world’s Internet users will access the network solely through a mobile connection.

Communications

• 28% of employees use their mobile phone as the primary work phone

• From 2010 to 2015, global mobile data traffic will grow 3.3x faster than global fixed broadband data traffic.

• Mobile traffic originating from tablet devices will grow 205x from 2010 to 2015!

Mobility

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Web Video

Market Transition Pervasive Web(start: 1995–achieved: 2000)

Pervasive Video(start: 2010)

Business Disruption Virtualized Transactions Virtualized Services

New Businesses eCommerce eHealth, eEducation, etc.

Smarter Endpoints Java, Flash, HTML-5 Medianet Service Interface (MSI)

New Shared InfrastructureWeb Services

(web-servers, application acceleration,load Balancers, etc.)

Media Services(media transformation, recording,

streaming, intercompany, etc.)

Network Impact 50% of Internet traffic after 5 years 90% of Internet traffic after 3 years (forecast)*

Architecture Service Oriented Architecture Medianet

*Visual Networking Index, Cisco Systems 2010

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Tablet & Smartphone Users vs. Other Markets

Source: RBC Capital Markets

6898

5113

2000

12701000

600 513 555 394

0

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

6000

7000

8000

World Population

Mobile Subscribers

Internet Users

Total PCs Telephone Lines

TV Subscriptions

Newspaper Circulation

Broadband Subscriptions

Smartphone & Tablet Users

Inst

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d B

ase

(Milli

ons)

5.7% penetration

18.4% penetration

74.1% penetration

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INTEROPERABILITYTRANSCODING network

RECORDING

ANALYTICS

DIRECTORY

OPTIMIZATION

MULTIPOINT

BUSINESS CONSUMER

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Time

Routed

Switched

WAN LAN VOICE

Packet

CONNECTIVITY

Mobile

INFRA

Virtual

Bridged

Shared

Circuit

Fixed

Video

Audio+Text

COLLABORATION

Dedicated

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Hosted & Pay per Use

Employee Empowerment

Workplace Flexibility

User Contribution

Rich Internet Applications

• Software as a Service

Virtualization • Cloud Computing • Desktop Virtualization

Video • Rich Media Collaboration • YouTube

Wireless • IP Communications • Mobility

Consumer Electronics • Consumerization

Tech

nolo

gy

Business Model

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TelePresence,IP Telephony, Wireless,Quad,Pulse

Incubate New Technologies

Network Admission Control(Microsoft, Symantec, others)

Partner w/ Other Companies

Design New Products

CRS-3, IOS XR,ASR,Nexus

Business Models & Processes

Acquisitions

140+ Acquisitions

Andiamo

Spin in Investments

1993: Cisco 7000 Series Router

1986: AGS multi-protocol router

2010: Carrier Routing System (CSR)-3

Linksys,WebEx,NetSolve

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#12 in 2009“The absolute best-in-class

implementation of innovation is what Cisco is doing with its

emerging technologies group.”

Forbes MagazineGeoffrey Moore

Managing Director, TCG Advisors

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Adoption

Time0%

100% Mainframe PC LaptopMini

In 2005, laptop computer sales accounted for 50.9 % of all PC sales.

Cnet.com

I think there is a world market for maybe five computers

TJ Watson, IBM

Tablet

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Adoption

Time0%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%Digital Video

63%Cisco/SA

100% Analog IPDigital

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Adoption

Time0%

100% Analog DigitalMobile/

Software IP

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%Voice

Cisco31%

Hardware IP

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From…

PC MultipleDevices

Documents Rich Media

Intranet Extranet

Search InformationFinds You

To…

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Video andCollaboration

Cloud andVirtualization Wired-Wireless

UCS Express

WebEx on ASR

Smart Install EnergyWise

4GVirtual Desktop Services

WAN OptimizationCisco ISR G2 Cisco ASR 1000

Medianet Application Velocity

Scalability to 360 Gbps (ASR 1013)

S/W Redundancy (ASR)

40-Gbps ESP (ASR)

TrustSec

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Data Center Networking

Unified Fabric

Unified Computing

Intercloud

Private Clouds

Consolidation Virtualization Automation Utility Market

Start here

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• Meetings

• Training / Education

• Safety & Security

• Events

• Customer / Patient Interaction

• Advertising

• Organizational Communications

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Boosting Revenue With A Fresh Client Experience in Wealth Management & Private Banking

Engagement and Solutions• “Virtual Advisers” via TelePresence

Results• Increased revenue • Shorter sales cycles • Higher customer satisfaction• Increased trust• Improved productivity

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A Smart & Connected Community

Engagement and Solutions• IP convergence and integration over Cisco IP

backbone Lighting Systems

Physical Security

HVAC Systems

• Deployed lighting controls from Cisco IP phones

• ‘Virtual Security Guard' using TelePresence

• IP-based Centralized Management System

Results • 60% energy savings

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Stanford prof sequences own genome in weeks

http://inform.com/science-and-technology/stanford-prof-sequences-genome-weeks-627084a

2010: 3 weeks, $50K 2004: 13 years, $3B

http://gizmodo.com/5581377/solid+state-systems-could-sequence-a-genome-for-100

Solid-State Systems Could Sequence a Genome For $100

2015: hours, $100

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Source: US Department of Energy, July 2010 – Recovery.govSF, San Jose Roll Out Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

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Global Mobile vs. Desktop Internet User Projection, 2007 – 2015E

Source: Morgan Stanley Research

Today

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Onlinegaming Analytics

Biometrics

Healthcare

ConnectedTransportation

VideoStorage

Education

VirtualDesktop

Events3D IP TV

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Data

Sensing Computing

Mobility Collaboration

Voice

Video

Energy

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Product LeadershipSolutions

Smart+Connected Communities

Cloud Solutions

CultureCustomer Intimacy

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Thank you.


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