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Measuring the Benefits of a Converged Data, Security, and Voice Solution Prepared by Sage Research exclusively for Cisco Systems July 30, 2005 Kathryn Korostoff, Sage Research 1

Research Objectives The goal of this research is to objectively measure the benefits of a one box networking solution (such as Cisco Integrated Services Router) versus the alternative of having separate devices To do this, Sage surveyed two populations: customers with a Cisco Integrated Services Router (ISR) and those that have similar functions but in disparate devices For the purposes of this study, ISR Users are defined as those who utilize a Cisco device that combines Routing, Security and Cisco CallManager Express (or survivable remote site telephony) Wireless integration was not a requirement Non-ISR users are defined as those who achieve parallel functionality with separate devices 2

Methodology Sage collected data using an email-to-web methodology Study participants were selected from the Sage Technology Panel: 119 ISR customers 120 non-isr customers All respondents were screened to be directly involved in selecting, installing, or managing networking solutions (voice, data, security) D E M O G R A P H I C I N F O R M A T I O N US Latin America Geography* 134 47 Asia 58 ISR users Non-ISR users Type of technology 119 120 15-249 250-1,499 over 1,500 Number of employees 84 82 73 * Results will be reported comparing US vs. Non-US region. Non-US includes respondents from Latin America and Asia 3

Strategic ISR Advantages ISR customers enjoy some dramatic time savings and strategic advantages In addition to time saved when adding new sites which is clearly a strategic time saving two other key strategic advantages are quantified in this study: 56% of ISR customers report it is easier/faster to enable new services with an ISR 50% report network uptime has improved 4

ISR Advantages ISR users Non-ISR users Device installation and configuration when adding a new site to network Security appliances 5 hrs 7 Routers 4 hrs Switches 3 hrs 12 ISRs deliver considerable time savings when adding a new site to an existing network ISR users spend on average 7 hours installing and configuring devices when adding a new site to a network. In contrast, non- ISR users spend on average 12 hours 0 5 10 15 Average number of hours Q11: When adding a new site to your network using the Cisco Integrated Services Router, how many hours are typically spent on device installation and configuration? (N=107) Q19: When adding a new site to your network, how many hours are typically spent on network device installation and configuration? (Total includes time required to install routers (N=109) + switches (N=108) + security appliances (N=112)) 5

ISR Advantages Hours spent on network device installation and configuration Device installation and configuration when adding a new site to network Less than 10 hours 10 or more hours 19% 34% 66% 81% Non-ISR users (N=107) ISR users (N=107) Another view of the same data is to look at the percent of organizations spending more than 10 hours when adding a new site (as an alternate to means, as shown on the previous slide) Non-ISR customers are more likely to spend 10+ hours setting up a new network site 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% % of respondents Q11: When adding a new site to your network using the Cisco Integrated Services Router, how many hours are typically spent on device installation and configuration? Q19: When adding a new site to your network, how many hours are typically spent on network device installation and configuration? (Includes time required to install routers + switches + security appliances) 6

ISR Advantages by Company Size Number of employees 15-249 250-1499 1500+ All companies Device installation and configuration when adding a new site to network (means) 5 6 7 7 10 12 12 21 Non-ISR users ISR users As company size increases, ISR time savings are more pronounced Smaller companies with ISR still enjoy an average 2 hour advantage Medium and Large ISR customers spend half the time as similarly sized non- ISR ones 0 5 10 15 20 25 Average number of hours Q11: When adding a new site to your network using the Cisco Integrated Services Router, how many hours are typically spent on device installation and configuration? N=24 (15-249 employees ), N=40 (250-1499),N=43 (1500+) Q19: When adding a new site to your network, how many hours are typically spent on network device installation and configuration? (Includes time required to install routers + switches + security appliances) 7

ISR Advantages by Company Size Number of employees 15-249 250-1499 Device installation and configuration when adding a new site to network (medians) 1500+ 4 5 5 5 7 Non-ISR users ISR users 9 Comparing median number of hours for new network site setup, ISRs provide significant time savings, particularly for large companies For ISR users, the median setup time for a new network site was 4 hours, compared to 7 hours for non-isr users All companies 4 7 0 2 4 6 8 10 Average number of hours Q11: When adding a new site to your network using the Cisco Integrated Services Router, how many hours are typically spent on device installation and configuration? N=24 (15-249 employees ), N=40 (250-1499),N=43 (1500+) Q19: When adding a new site to your network, how many hours are typically spent on network device installation and configuration? (Includes time required to install routers + switches + security appliances) 8

ISR Advantages by Region ISR users Device installation and configuration when adding a new site to network 4 9 US Non-US Time savings are significant for ISR users in both US and non-us regions Non-ISR users 9 14 0 5 10 15 20 Average number of hours Q11: When adding a new site to your network using the Cisco Integrated Services Router, how many hours are typically spent on device installation and configuration? N=62 (US), N=45 (Non-US) Q19: When adding a new site to your network, how many hours are typically spent on network device installation and configuration? (Total includes time required to install routers + switches + security appliances) 9

ISR Advantages 0 Less than or equal to 1 Hours/week Handling end user help desk calls related to network specific issues 1.1-2 2.1-5 5.1-20 Over 20 3% 3% 6% 7% 9% 16% 26% 21% 19% 29% 30% 32% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% % of respondents Non-ISR users (N=118) ISR users (N=116) ISR users spend less time handling end user help desk calls related to network specific issues 19% of non-isr users spend over 20 hours/week handling help desk calls. Only 9% of ISR users spend the same amount of time Time savings were even more considerable in non- US regions 42% of ISR users outside of the US spend 1 hour or less per week handling help desk calls. Only 19% of non-isr users experience similar time savings Q12: Approximately how many hours a week are spent on each of the following network-related tasks at your organization? Note: Please estimate the total amount of time spent for the entire IT/Network support staff. 10

Motivating Factors for Deploying ISR Need to standardize equipment across multiple sites IT staff employee productivity gains Cost savings on maintenance contracts Cost savings on equipment 58% 50% 41% 38% Top 3 motivating factors for deploying an ISR solution: Need to standardize equipment IT staff productivity gains Cost savings on maintenance contracts Other benefits (N varies) 46% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% % of respondents Q8: What factors motivated your company s decision to deploy a multiservice or integrated service access router solution? (top 2 boxes) 11

Motivating Factors for Deploying ISR by Region and Company Size Standardization and IT staff productivity gains are the top deployment factors regardless of company size Region Number of employees US Non-US 15-249* 250-1499 1500+ Need to standardize equipment across multiple sites 55% 62% 43% 58% 67% IT staff employee productivity gains 52% 46% 43% 44% 58% Cost savings on maintenance contracts 45% 37% 39% 30% 52% Cost savings on equipment 42% 33% 36% 30% 46% Q8: What factors motivated your company s decision to deploy a multiservice or integrated service access router solution? (top 2 boxes) N=122 12

ISR Perceived Benefits Has made it easier/faster to enable new network/communications services Has improved network uptime Has helped ensure consistent features and configurations Has increased network security Has reduced amount of rack/data center space required 56% 50% 49% 47% 43% 56% of ISR customers believe that ISRs have made it easier / faster to enable new network / telecommunications services Outside of the US, respondents consider network security (48%) as important as ease of enabling new services (48%) 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% % of respondents Q9: Please rate your agreement with the following statements: Having an integrated device such as a Cisco Integrated Services Router (top 2 boxes) 13

ISR Time Savings on Vendor Management Up to 1 hour 1-3 8% 23% 44% of ISR users reported monthly time savings in vendor management Hours/month 3-5 5-7 17% 29% These time savings average 3-5 hours per month 7-9 12% 10 or more hours 12% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% % of respondents Q10: How much time per IT employee per month is saved on vendor management due to using an Integrated Access Router solution? N=52 14

ISR Users Most Flexible Approach when Adding New Services Most flexible approach when adding new services Stand-alone devices dedicated to each service Single device that supports multiple services 36% 64% 64% of ISR users believe that a single device that supports multiple services is the most flexible approach when adding new services 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% % of respondents Q16: Which approach do you believe gives you the most flexibility in terms of adding new services such as telephony or security in your office? N=101 15

Most Flexible Approach when Adding New Services Most flexible approach when adding new services Single device that supports multiple services 47% 44% 63% Number of employees 1500+ (N=62) 250-1499 (N=70) 15-249 (N=72) Large organizations (1500+ employees) clearly prefer one-box solutions (63%) Almost half of SMBs believe that a single device delivers greater flexibility for adding new services 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% % of respondents Q16: Which approach do you believe gives you the most flexibility in terms of adding new services such as telephony or security in your office? 16

More Information For more information: Cisco Integrated Services Routers www.cisco.com/go/isr Cisco Business Communications Solution www.cisco.com/go/businesscommunications Sage Research www.sageresearch.com Converged Data, Security, Voice Solution Benefits video on demand featuring Kathryn Korostoff, Sage Research http://tools.cisco.com/cmn/jsp/index.jsp?id=46664 17

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