“PBX IN THE CLOUD” The GMACCH VoIP Experience Niraj Patel, CIO and EVP GMAC Commercial Holding Corp. December 7, 2004 SIM Philly Workshop.

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“PBX IN THE CLOUD” The GMACCH VoIP Experience Niraj Patel, CIO and EVP GMAC Commercial Holding Corp. December 7, 2004 SIM Philly Workshop

Confidential and Proprietary to GMACCH “GMACCH success in financial services has been facilitated by three core IT principles: - business innovation drives business success - technology changes all the time - IT brand supports the business brand” The Yankee Group Technology: A Strong Force at GMACCH

Confidential and Proprietary to GMACCH Technology Value Creation at GMACCH Business innovation Productivity insights Enhanced technology value Global IT Leadership Enhanced business value Strong business-IT alignment, strategic governance, IT brand are central to sustaining success Initiation by industry pivot point, GMACCH pain point, and/or business process discontinuity Technology innovation / investment

Confidential and Proprietary to GMACCH Validating the “INTRA-PRENEURSHIP” Two Data Points The “paperless initiative” – Epitome Speech enablement

Confidential and Proprietary to GMACCH “VOIP has very much been in the ‘Dilbert’ stage in the past, but now it’s moving to the ‘Dagwood’ stage” CTO, Cisco VoIP Consumer and Corporate Acceptance Rising

Confidential and Proprietary to GMACCH GMACCM Service Delivery Vision GMACCM Applications Attendant SpeechInstant Messaging Hosted PBXVoice VPN Unified Messaging Audio / Web Conferencing Call Distribution Third Party Applications and Portals Regulatory Services Accounting & Billing Element Management Media Server Translations & Routing Web Portal Voice Portal Security GMACCM Platform Back End and Operational Support Systems Network Side Elements Access Side Elements

Confidential and Proprietary to GMACCH Enterprise Sites Like IP PBX IP-based software model Rich PBX + multimedia functions Web-based control, MACs Consistent Global Service Delivery Like Centrex Scale, reliability Purchase incrementally Centralized control, mgmt. Network Communications Open, standards-based Best of both worlds Hosted Communications 101

Confidential and Proprietary to GMACCH Why Hosted PBX at GMACCH? Industry lacked true enterprise value  LD bypass only one factor  No comprehensive offerings available Natural extension to technology needed, along with operational consolidation strategies  Physical equipment had to be removed to achieve centralized leverage Risk needed lowering  Regulatory  Operational  Capital expenditure  Consistent platform

Confidential and Proprietary to GMACCH International MPLS Network deployed  Global network covers 90% offices  Next generation network infrastructure delivers the efficiency and cost savings inherent with IP architecture Operational convergence realized  Centralized processes to manage large volumes of traffic at significantly lower costs in place  “Data” has met “telecommunications” GMACCH “VoIP-Enabled” For Some Time

Confidential and Proprietary to GMACCH Enhanced LEC Point of Presence IMT Media Gateways Softswitches GMACCM Network Operations Center Broadsoft Class 5 Softswitch Masergy IP MPLS Network IP Phones PC Clients Enhanced LEC Point of Presence Network Gateways KTS PBX GMACCH Branch with Key System Broadband Access Analog Phones PRI Local Exchang e Switch GMACCH Branch Broadband User Access GMACCH Hosted Voice Platform

Confidential and Proprietary to GMACCH Localized Speech Auto Attendant – May 2000 Global MPLS network implemented – January 2002  Foundation for converged communication platform Voice Trunking – January 2002  International and Domestic IP PBX Deployment – March 2002  Limited soft phone/IP phone deployment oLacked geographical virtualization International VoIP termination – January 2003 Global Speech Auto Attendant – March 2004  Ensures leverage of VOIP  Centralized infrastructure VoIP Milestones at GMACCH

Confidential and Proprietary to GMACCH Softswitch Implemented – July 2004  Full feature hosted solution  Geographical virtualization  Next Generation Trunking - SIP Origination Direct Outward Dial – September 2004 VoIP Milestones at GMACCH

Confidential and Proprietary to GMACCH QOS: At the core of the Network Wide Area Frame Relay 56KB Spoke & Hub Bridged DLC Routed IPX Routed IP Frame Relay Fractional T1 Spoke & Hub Routed IPX Routed IP Int ’ l Frame Relay Fractional T1/E1 Spoke & Hub IP only Pure IP with QoS Int ’ l MPLS (1) T1/DS3/E1/E3 Fully Meshed (1) MLPS = Multiprotocol Label Switching

Confidential and Proprietary to GMACCH VoIP Technology Evolution at GMACCH Switch Architecture Router-based VOIP modules PBX & ITG VOIP cards (homogenous topology) VOIP PBXSoftswitch VoIP Deliverables Trunking OffNet Termination DoD (Direct Outward Dial SIP Origination and Termination

Confidential and Proprietary to GMACCH VoIP Value Proposition Enterprise wide “standard” communications platform  Single system for communication  Links all employees and locations without geographic limitations Improved service assurance  Carrier-grade performance, survivability, business continuity, risk management More effective employees  Speedier project execution, reduced travel, enhanced collaboration  Tele-worker/mobile support “find-me, follow-me” Improved total cost of ownership (TCO), ROI  Converged access = aggregation savings  Open standards = lower cost equipment  Web-based self-service management  On-net voice calling = lower long distance

Confidential and Proprietary to GMACCH Speech: An Early Application Speech Technology VRU/IVR – Voice Response/ Interactive Voice Call Center “Screen Pops”, Dealer Loans Telephonic Speech Recognition (SpeechWorks) AutoAttendant x3200 OliveOlive.NET Speech.NET – Multimodal Multianswer Speech Reco/Natural Text to Speech Telephonic Speech Reco (SpeechWorks) with Natural Text to Speech (Speechify)

Confidential and Proprietary to GMACCH Monetizing the VoIP Opportunity Special Servicing  Increase property revenue with hosted VoIP offering  Return property to performing state Asset Backed Lending  Replace telecommunications capital expense at loan funding  Accelerate franchise expansion