Title: Unified Communications
1Unified Communications
Unifying Simplifying Enterprise Communication
esna technologies inc.
2Esnatech History and Background
- Established in 1989 in Toronto Canada as local
messaging IVR developer - Privately held software company with over 50
employees and 3 regional sales and development
offices in the United states and Russia - 1995 Launch 1st Windows based CTI based voice
mail platform..Telephony OfficeLinX - 1999 launch e-LinX, HTML based voice mail
solution for the Microsoft Small Business Server - 2000 2001 esna ranked number 5 4 in the
industry for enterprise UM sales and deployments - 2002 sign global OEM with Active voice for Seven
Speech platform and European Voice mail - 2002/2003 Esna Signs Mitel networks, EADS
Telecom as international OEM partner for Unified
messaging solution - 2006 Launch globally with AASTRA Telecom
- 2007 Launch Voice Mobility (VMYTSX) to global
OEM agreement - Over 100,000 ports sold world wide of the
Telephony OfficeLinX platform in over 28
different countries worldwide
3What we do
VALUE
Support center
Professional Services
Develop Custom OEM solutions
Private label Messaging solutions
Sell PC based messaging solutions to VARS
worldwide
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4Value Chain
Software Development
Unified Communication Solutions! Software
Turnkey platforms
End Users
Project Management
Application Development
Original Equipment Manufacturers
Product Management
Sales Engineering
Resellers Technology Partners
Professional Services
QC Verification
5Core Competencies
Project management
Product management
Professional Services
Support
System integration
Innovation
Engineering
Development
6Solutions
- Esnatech provides enterprise communications
applications to address needs for productivity
through - Mobility / presence management solutions
- Unified communications solutions (email, voice
mail, telephony within Groupware and CRM
solutions) - Voice Processing solutions
- Unified Messaging solutions
- Speech enabled Mobility servers
- Fax solutions
- CTI/Presence platforms
- Secure messaging solutions
- Emergency broadcasting platforms
- Disaster Recovery and High availability solutions
7Markets
- Canada United States
- Mexico
- Latin America
- EMEA
- ASIA Pacific
8Executive Team 5 decades of experience in the
industry
CEO Mohammad Nezarati Founder, Acting CTO
VP Sales Marketing Davide Petramala Joined
Esna 1993
VP Operations Mehdi Nezarati Joined Esna 1992
Director Engineering Arno Ermarkaryan Joined
Esna 2002
CFO Anthony E. Burt, CA Joined Esna 1999
9Esna Techs UC Platform
MS Exchange 2000/2003/2007 Lotus Dominos Novell
GroupWise IMAP servers
GroupWare Services
POP3IMAPWIFISIPDTMFSpeech HTTP HTTPS WAP XML
Esnatech UC Services
SIP SOA IMAP
BEA EIP MS Sharepoint IBM WebSphere
Enterprise Portals
Universal Access Gateway to Content
Microsoft CRM, Oracle, Salesforce.com, Frontpage,
ACT, SAP, Netsuite, Binnacle
Business Applications
10UC Server Architecture Overview (continued)
UC Services
Windows Desktop
LDAP Active Directory
Database (Sybase)
Outlook, Lotus Notes, GroupWise
Mail ServerExchange, Dominos, GroupWise, IMAP
License Manager
Database Access Component (EEAM)
Mobile Device J2ME, BlackBerry, Windows
Client Gateway Services (UMST)
SMTP Server/IMAP POP 3 Access
Directory Gateway Services (LDAP)
Mail Server Gateway Services (TSE)
Web Gateway Services HTML, WML, IMAP, POP
Admin Tool
Reporting Tool
Utility Services
SMS Connector
CRM, Other DB Salesforce, SQL Server, Custom
Access
Client DB, CRM
Voice Server, FAX Server, IVR Engine
WWW
Telephony Gateway Component (EEVoice) Voice, Fax,
CTI Services
WAP
Speech Services Nuance ASR/TTS
CTI ServicesCSTA/MITAI/TAPI/SIP
IMAP/POP
IP AccessSIP/TAPI/MITAI/VTI
TDM AccessDialogic/Audiocodes
Live Communication Server
Desk Phone XML
IP PBXSIP/3Com/Avaya
IP AccessSIP/TAPI/MITAI/VTI
PBX CTI Stream SIP-CSTA/ TAPI/CSTA/MITAI
ClientApplications
Back OfficeApplications
Telephony Infrastructure
11Esnas UC Clients and Gateways
Desktop Client
Mobile Client
- Primary user interface to UC system
- Access to all user preferences and communication
workflows - Available for MS Windows 2000, XP, Vista
- Standard plugins for MS Outlook, Lotus Dominos,
Novell GroupWise, MS Office Communicator, MS Live
Messenger
- Secondary user interface to UC system
- Level of access is comparable to the desktop
client - Available for RIM, Palm, Symbian, Window Mobile
Pocket PC, and other J2ME mobile phones and
devices - Integrated with Esnas LanTalk IM client
- Access to consolidated inbox, presence, contacts,
etc.
Web Access
Speech Access
- Access to core functionality of desktop client
- Useful when away from primary computer
- Accessible from any standard web browser using
any operating systems Windows, Apple, Linux,
Unix, etc. - Ability to browse consolidated inbox
- Ability to modify presence
- Provides access from any telephone, any where
- Provides easy access to communication systems
while driving or when computer access or mobile
connectivity is limited - Voice recognition provides seamless navigation
- Ability to browse consolidate inbox using TTS
technology - Ability to browse contacts and initiate new calls
12PBX Connectivity
- Works with any TDM or IP telephony environment
- Analog, Digital, T1/E1 Qsig, SIP, TAPI.Wave, CSTA
Analog/T1/E1/Digital.SMDI
SIP
SIP
SIP/ TAPI.WAV
13Centralized UM-NON networked PBX
- Same PBX type
- Talk SIP to each node
SIP
SIP
SIP
SIP node 1
SIP node 2
SIP node 3
Data center
14Centralized UM-NON networked PBX
- Same PBX type
- Talk SIP to each node
TAPI.Wave
TAPI.Wave
TAPI.Wave
Tapi.wave node 1
Tapi.wave node 2
Tapi.wave node 3
Data center
15Centralized UM-Non-networked PBX
- Different PBXs
- Define PBX Nodes
- Talk SIP to each node
- Each node has dedicated Gateway or Native SIP
SIP
Analog
T1/E1
SIP node 1
SIP node 2
SIP node 3
Data center
16Centralized UM-networked PBX
- Centralized Messaging
- Connected to Primary PBX
- See other nodes and extensions through PBX
networking
SIP
Data center
17Single Server Configuration
E-mail Server
End User
CO
LAN
- EEAM Sybase Database
- IMAP4 Basic UM IMAP Pointers
- POP3
- UMST UC Client Manager
- VPIM Networking Services
- Web Server WebClient / Web Report
- IMAP TSE Advanced UM
- ASR
- TTS
- CTI SMDI Link
SMDI Link
Voice Server
18Multiple servers Redundancy
CO
Voice Server 1
Voice Server 2
SMDI Link
Sybase Mobilink Client 1 ASR TTS CTI Server /
Client SMDI Service
Sybase Mobilink Client 2 ASR TTS CTI Client SMDI
Service
LAN
DB / File Server
- EEAM Mobilink Server
- IMAP4 Basic UM IMAP Pointers
- POP3
- UMST UC Client Manager
- VPIM Networking Services
- Web Server WebClient / Web Report
- IMAP TSE Advanced UM
IMAP TSE Optional
Web Server Optional
E-mail Servers
Network-Attached Storage - NAS
19Redundancy Synchronization Process
CO
Voice Server 2
Voice Server 1
Sybase Mobilink Client 2 Message
Files 2
LAN
- Using Mobilink we will have an identical database
in 3 different locations. - Mobilink is a separate component and it is
license per connection - Non UM users will have their messages stored in 2
locations. (Voice Server X and File Server) - The architecture will guarantee 100 Uptime for
Voice Services. (CO Dependent) - All messages are globally unique
Mobilink Server
DB / File Server
NAS
Message Files 12
20What if... scenarios
CO
Voice Server 2
Voice Server 1
- Incoming traffic has to be redirected to Voice
Server 1 - Database info is still available from any of the
Sybase points of access - Second point of storage for Messages become
active - Voice access and other Services are still
available
Sybase Mobilink Client 2 Message
Files 1
LAN
Mobilink Server
DB / File Server
NAS
21Recovering Synchonization
CO
Voice Server 2
Voice Server 1
- Mobilink will re-synchonize the dabatases
- Message syncronization process starts
LAN
Mobilink Server
DB / File Server
NAS
22Redundancy Scalability
- Multiple Voice Server Administration
- Allows for allocation of a single License over
multiple servers
23Scalability
- Some specifications
- 30,000 users (business rules apply)
- 288 ports
- Minimum configuration involves 3 PCs
- Distribuited Licensing
- Break Points for Services
- Web gt 10.000 users per server
- IMAPTSE gt 5000 users per server
- Some Business Rules
- Private subnet for security and traffic control
purposes - High availability rather than fully redudant
- MWI only available for Voice and Fax messages.
24UM Services
Unified Messaging Services Access to all
messages in E-mail Secure Wireless Messaging
- IMAPTSE is a gateway that is used to provide a
single data store for both email and voice
messages. Through unifying these stores, this
allows the user to have a single access point for
all their communication information. Delivers the
following benefits - Message management Single message store, or
integrated Message store - Secure wireless messaging Secure UM client for
Finance and secure environments - GroupWare Interoperability MS exchange
2000/2003/2007/ Lotus Domino 6.5-8.0/GroupWise
6.5 and above
25Directory integration
LDAP Integration Integrate Directories with LDAP
Environment
The LDAP importer utility is installed
automatically on the Telephony OfficeLinX
enterprise UC system, and is used as a deployment
tool that enables an existing LDAP directory
(Active Directory) to be imported and selectively
replicated to the voice server. This process
allows the installers to quickly create voicemail
users in large enterprise installs.
Directories supported IPlanet Active
Directory Novell Lotus Dominos
26Desktop Client and Email Plugin
- Set the users current or planned presence
- Integrated click-to-call capability using any
phone - Esnas integrated messenger including broadcast
functionality to IM entire group - Access to Esnas full UC client to change
preferences and workflows - Consolidated inbox showing emails, voicemail,
faxes, IMs, etc. - Outlook plugin pictured (right)
- Similar plugin available for Lotus Dominos and
Novell GroupWise
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27Mobile Client
- The mobile client provides many of the features
of the desktop client - Menu provides access to functionality embodied in
Esnas directory application - The mobile client includes LanTalk (Esnas
integrated IM client) - Ability to change location and presence setting
though mobile device - Includes advanced features like the ability to be
notified when a colleague is off the phone - Provides live phone status of workgroups
- Can interoperate with any softphone or wireless
softphone - RIM client pictured (left)
- Similar clients available for Palm, Symbian,
Window Mobile Pocket PC, and other J2ME mobile
phones and devices
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28Office Communicator Plugin
- Shows current presence indicator
- Enables a simplified inbox view that allows the
user to respond to new emails, VMs or faxes,
turns Communicator into a voice mail client - Message preview pane (Note for voicemails, user
can directly play the audio through the preview
pane) - plugin seamlessly integrate into the Office
Communicator user interface through tabs - Right-click enables easy click-to-call and IM
functionality to respond to messages - History tab shows a log of recent communications
- Greetings tab allows user to change current
presence and message - Office Communicator plugin pictured (left)
- Similar plugins available Skype, Window Live
Messenger - Plugins under development for Yahoo! Messenger
and GoogleTalk
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29Advanced Desktop Client Feature Bluetooth
Enabled-Presence
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- Enable or disable bluetooth presence
- Establish device to be monitored (cell phone,
PDA, etc.) - Establish presence setting when in / out of range
- Set detailed presence and communication routing
parameters
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30Thin client for wireless access
WAP Gateway Wireless access through any WAP
Browser - Cell phones, PDAs
The Telephony OfficeLinX Unified Communication
platform offers a Wireless Application Protocol
(WAP) interface to their WebClient that is fully
synchronized with the enterprise edition
GroupWare solution.
- The current WAP Client offers the following
functionality - Login/Logout
- Check messages
- Reply /Forward/ Delete / Create messages
- Search/Create folders
- Change status
- Add/Set phone address
- Add notification numbers and addresses
- Schedule notification
- Send a text message (SMS) to other user
31Text to Speech integration
Text to Speech (TTS) Access Text e-mail via
any Phone with TTS Playback
- The most powerful argument for using TTS
technology in the telecom world is the advantage
of reducing costs and expediting development by
supplanting human recordings. By using TTS
prompts, an organization can reduce staffing
requirements while improving the speed and
quality of customer service. The RealSpeak
engine delivers high quality audio for reading
back text and e-mail over the phone. Messages can
be read back as a voice message and users can
reply to e-mails by simply recording a response. - Highly scalable
- Excellent audio quality
- Multilingual capabilities for text to voice
playback
32Speech recognition
Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) Speech-enabled
Corporate Directories and Data Access with ASR
Telephony Office-LinX ASR module uses advanced
Speech Recognition technology provided by
Nuance. An industry leader in Speech
Recognition, Nuance deploys the largest number of
speech-enabled systems around the world.
Speech-enabled automated attendant and company
directory, based on the Industry leading Nuance
8.5 Speech Engine Speech access to both personal
contacts and corporate directories Speech
enabled IVR services
33UC Server Architecture Overview
- Highly modular solution
- UC services can be enabled / disabled
individually - Easy to customize based on customer needs
- Deployable on a single server or on a cluster of
servers - Primary Server Components
- Communication system abstractions (wrappers)
- UC engines / services
- Relational databases
- Technical libraries
- Unparalleled Interoperability
- More than 100 different PBXs from all major
vendors Cisco, Nortel, Alcatel, Siemens, Avaya,
NEC, 3com, etc. - Integrated IP telephony support SIP, TAPI, CSTA,
SIP-CSTA - Out of the box connectors to enterprise
applications Salesforce.com. MS CRM, MS Outlook,
Goldmine, Act, etc. - All major email platforms Microsoft, IBM,
Novell, any IMAP-compliant platform - Databases Sybase, MS SQL, MySQL, Oracle, any
other SQL database - 3rd party technology ASR, TTS, Fax
34Product Roadmap
35Unified Communications
Unifying Simplifying Enterprise Communication
esna technologies inc.