Wireless Mobility

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1.3 Billion new Networked Mobile Devices in the Next Three Years

Workplace ExperienceBlurring the Borders:
Consumer ↔ Workforce Employee ↔ Partner

Video
50% of all Cisco Network Traffic Today Is Video

Mobile Devices

Anyone, Anything, Anywhere, Anytime

IT Resources

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Real-Time Collaboration
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Workforce Flexibility

Anywhere Productivity
3Simplified Wireless Management

Cisco Innovation Industry Association Industry Standards Market Adoption

Optimized Client Connections

Capacity & Coverage

• In the last decade Wi-Fi hasevolved, grown, and improved, with Cisco leading the way • Cisco innovations have addressed customer needs and driven standards and WFA testing, making Wi-Fi pervasive
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Video, .11n Support

LWME, Proxy ARP, WPA2, EAP,-FAST

MIR, Clean Air, Enterprise MSAP

LCCKM, Radio Measurement

V1

V2

V3

V4

V5

CCXLite (Services Modules)

CCX
IP Test & Certification 2002 Program Under Reliability Cisco Developer Network

2005
Support for mobile services

2011
Service Centric Independence to accessnetwork

Security

Accelerating innovation – Commitment to standards
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CCX Pre-.11ac

CCX Evolution

LEAP, WPA, 802.1x,

CCX L2 API...