Interactive Video Conferencing UEN-IVC Manager of the UEN… Louie Valles IVC Operations David Litster Application Engineer

What is UEN IVC? Formerly EDNET ● 80’s: one-way microwave delivery using existing translators in geographic areas eventually evolved into interactive (2 sites at first, up to 30 near end) ● 90’s: In the early 90’s high quality interactivity but with expensive last mile analog fiber/microwave delivery; 1 class per circuit per facility ( 30+ sites at first with more than 120 sites near end) ● 00’s:Then as technology advanced and the state backbone was built out had a mix of diverse microwave, analog fiber, digital satellite and 2 way mpeg over dedicated T-1 in one network (support nightmare)

UEN IVC 2011 ● Primarily All Fiber Backbone ● Primarily All Ethernet. ● 800+ Endpoints ● Cisco/Tandberg, Polycom, Lifesize, other ● 8 Cisco/Codian 4220 ● 5 Cisco/Codian 4520 ● MSE 8000 ● 4 Blades ● Cisco Telepresence Management Suite ● Cisco VCS Gatekeepers ● Cisco TCS

UEN IVC by the numbers ●Total number of connections on the UEN IVC system in a month: ● 250+ Scheduled Events per day ● 8 to 12 Sites per event ● 4 to 20 participants per site ● 55,000+ Scheduled connections ● 25,000+ Adhoc connections 55,023

UEN IVC THE UEN IVC CLASSROOM EXPERIENCE

Typical Class room of UEN IVC ●UEN IVC ● Origination Room ● Cisco C40 ● High Definition ● Crestron Control ● Multi-Display options ● Simple Room ● Cisco C20

Typical Origination Classroom

Typical Simple Classroom

UEN IVC Desktop Conferencing ●Cisco Movi Telepresence ● IVC anywhere with a PC/MAC and Internet connectivity ● Currently 500 License ● HD Video Solution ● Content sharing

TSSC Department Administrator Louie Valles; TSSC Operations Manager James G Hodges;